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. >> but washington and -- >> he's got the best name. >> rutherford b. perhaps but washington will do and doris, series is great. more than that, why is he so relevant today? wa parallels from washington's time to today's with president trump. >> first lesson, look at that farewell address. final word to the skin citizen. united states. warned against baneful effects of spirit of revenge and the loss of patriotism caught up in partisan attacks, and he said if you do that you'll open the door to foreign influence and corruption. isn't that incredible? >> here we are. >> but also understood the peaceful transfer of power when he's the general. everybody thinks he's just going to take over the government as generals do when they win wars. instead, takes off his uniform, goes back to mount vernon and the king, king iii in britain said, really did that, whe's th greatest man in the world? who would give up power? two terms in office. could have stayed forever. as general powell said, could have been a king, instead, returned home and set that two-term traditio

rutherford b. hays has a state-funded library. every other library is funded by tax dollars. what is it about george washington that it's paid for by private money? >> because he's george washington. it's as simple as that. we wouldn't be here, we wouldn't be having this discussion. i think you could make a good case there would not be an american republic if not for george washington. certainly his presidency is about restraint. there's assertiveness, but ultimately it's about restraint. it's about walking away from power. it's about not confusing yourself with the office or the country of which you are a temporary steward. that example alone, it seems to me, is likely to generation the kind of financial support that mt. vernon has earned over the years. >> why is this the single most successful presidential site in the united states? >> because of the mt. vernon lady's association. [ applause ] it really is. i think we have to give them credit for all they've done over the years and i've seen this place evolve over the last couple of decades. they've done a terrific job. they can go a little further. we woul

rutherford b. hayes has a state-funded library in the middle of ohio. every other library is funded by federal taxpayer dollars. plus the foundations. what is it about george washington that today, it is all paid for by private >> because he is george washington. it is as simple as that. we would not be having this discussion. i think you could make a good case there would not be in american republic if not for him. certain, making the point that his presidency is about restraint. it is about assertiveness, but ultimately, restraint. it is about walking away from power. it is about not confusing yourself with the office where the country, of which you are a temporary steward. that example seems likely to generate the kind of veneration and financial support that mount vernon has earned over the years. >> because of the mount vernon ladies association. i think we do have to give them credit for all they have done. i have seen this place is golf over the last couple decades, and they have done a terrific job. it is a little bit harder and we would like to push them in that direction, but i think they have done an incredible job and part of the fundraising for this plac