ties to white house history. she also formed the white house paintings committee to seek out important works art that could be added to the white collection and displayed. she appointed first ever white house curator and she championed a public law that was passed by congress giving the white house museum status, which then meant that all items required for the white house collections, for her project and for after would be preserved and protected in perpetuity. and as i have said, she helped form the white house historical association, which carries on work to this day. jacqueline kennedy worked daily and tires tirelessly on the restoration project. she was by no means just its figurehead. hundreds of pages of her handwritten notes, memos, correspondence. now part of the jacqueline bouvier kennedy onassis papers at the kennedy library are evidence of that. did much of the research and seeking out the fine antiques and furniture that had some connection to the white house. early american history for a presidentia

no, it's not the white house. it's a summer house. it's the shadow white house. but it resembles the south facade so spectacularly. and poor president wilson is just trapped by the shadows of all the issues he has to deal with. and he's according to conservative cartoonist john mccutchen of chicago 's not doing it too well. however, when we get to the larger tha presidency of franklin delano roosevelt about r caesar of working for the new york times imaa white house that's overtake washington as the personnel of the president and strength as a president redraws the map. we get to truman who gave us the white house. we more know and love today and he's remodeled it. her block the washington post cartoonist us that he's remodeled it but he can't quite fulfill his promise as president because nobody will run with in his first campaign. lyndon baines johnson larger than life. everything's coming up. roses is as it gets to pass legislation and settle issues it's it's almost like a honeymoon between him and herb block and we have a great her block editor a cartoon coll

so white house's destination, white house's patriotic symbol. so why am i showing you the west side? because, by themid and and late 19th century, the facade that's depicted tells the story of what the content of the cartoon is. and the first story that gets told is the presidency becomes important enough that there are spoils to be had and those spoils come out of the side, come out of the front, nobody's going to take wealth out of a main entrance. so it's the side of the building that gets depicted. puck magazine,it was a weekly publication from about the 1850s to 1917. it is the side. do you wantto know what cleveland is thinking. you go to the side. why, why doesn't the side appear in editorial cartoons anymore? and i think that is because we don't associate spoils with the pridency anymore. in my traditionfrom facades, i'm just bringing you this teddy roosevelt. he's like a train wreck running at his own hand chosen successor, taft who is larger than life, squashing the white house. that gave wilson the entry. speaking of wilson, we are ge

the white house. now, it's shorthanded by saying white house history with frank sesno, who's our moderator. and. and, frank, you have big shoes to fill, at least high shoes to fill, because we have ann compton here and we had four episodes of white house history with ann compton. and that was great fun as well. this program is put together by the david rubenstein national center for white house history here at the association, led by dr. colleen shogun, dr. matthew costello, and all of their colleagues who are here today. put in a tremendous amount of work to put on this series, as well as our other substantive programs that we have as part of our education mission here at the association. i'd like to acknowledge a member of our board of directors, anita mcbride, who is here, and three distinguished former members of our board, bob mcgee, martha kumar and mike mccurry, who are also on the panel. we have several members of our national council on white house history who are the real wind in a in the sa

so, the white house destination, white house as a patriotic symbol. so, why am i even showing you the west we this westside? by the mid-and late-19th century, the facade tells the story of what the content of the cartoonist. and the first story that gets told is, the presidency becomes important enough that there are spoils to be had and the spoils come out of the side. they do t come out of the front. no one will take wealth out of the entrance. it is the side of the building thatdepicted. and part magazine, a weekly publication from about the 1850s to 1917. the spoils of presidency, it is the side. want to know what cleveland is thinking? you go to decide. why doesn't the side appear in ese cartoons anymore? itis because we do not associate spoils with the presidcy anymore. in my transition from facades, i am just brinng you this teddy roosevelt, with a train wreck running at him. and this is squashing the white house, giving wilson the entry, right? speaking of wilson, now we are getting into the south facade. it is my argument, not 100% of the tim

the white house. well, with us to give deeper insight into pat nixon and betty ford, we have some distinguished people on this stage, susan ford bales only daughter of president and mrs.. susan is the sponsor, the aircraft carrier uss gerald r ford and recognize one of her extraordinary service as the ship's sponsor. susan was named an honorary aviator by the united states navy, becoming only the 31st american ever to receive this distinction and the first woman ever to be so honored. she is the recipient of three honorary doctorates and is the author of two novels set in the white house. i'm waiting for those novels. get on tv now, because the netflix we need to clean up next looks a little. edward cox next to susan, the son in law of president and mrs. nixon. many of you recall that the hauenstein and the ford held a joint program. i figured it out 12 years ago. you asked when it was 12 years, 2011, where we were at the ford museum and featured ed cox talking about what it's like to work with presid

one very, very role, of course, in the white house is that of the white house. social secretary, relying on one's expertise in protocol, tact, etiquette, hospitality. i think there might be some magic. it has, and it remains key to build relationships, maintain diplomatic ones, present the most welcoming experience possible at the white house. the kansas city star in 1921 reflected her duties will be as complex as that of an. that was laura harlan, the social secretary for, warren g. harding and calvin coolidge, who served from that year to 1929. but, of course, was 20 years prior, in 1901, during president theodore roosevelt's administration. that first lady edith hired the very first official social secretary at the white house, isabella hagner james, and ever since social secretaries have helped create memorable experiences for all guests at the white house from kings and heads of states, artists, scholars and little children chasing those easter eggs at the white house easter egg roll. while the reins of the job varies and you will likely never them on a goo

you don't need to label white house to everybody knows it's the white house. i know i've gone quickly through this, so if you want a slide set a pdf version of my slides that with all the links to the cartoons or if you want to ask you questions after the presentation, i be happy to answer them. you can grab at lunch or at the actors, i'll be around all day, but you can also contact us through our ask the librarian service, and ofag the 17.6 milln images in the library of congress, if digitize 1.5 billion, a 1.4 million are available to you because they are the public domain to download free of charge. and with that, i pass it to my colleague megan. >> i come and gone. my name is megan halsband. i am a reference librarian in the newspaper and current periodical reading room at the library command of the great fortune of being able to work with the comic book like you at the library because it's considered a serial. sors goes along with newspapers, right? there's actually quite a long history of comics and newspapers. for those of you not familiar with the hist

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he apologizes for white audiences. apologizes for white donors. the other most important classical music critic in the country, anthony thomasini of the new york times making orchestral auditions color conscious so musicians can be hired on race. and they start for several levels behind the screen so authors do not know the identities of the performers. and as with all things in our disparate impact obsessed world today we have now decided that mechanisms that are inherently color blind are themselves racist and so, this applies to the audition screen, it applies to red light cameras. a red light camera does know not who is driving the car, but if red light cameras show us that in certain neighborhoods blacks are running red lights or speeding at higher rates, than the camera is racist and will be thrown out. that's going on across the country. so you have museums now electing wall labels that teach their viewers to see the great masterpieces of the dutch golden age, the still life of translucent greats and lemon and silver shining in the life to

so it used to be years ago that you had to be white to be a white supremacist. not any longer.'re now living in a world where a gay black woman can be an enabler of white supremacy. well, you do blame some of this division or the illusion division on the media. and i just to read from your book again, the media are risk averse players who are perfectly content to enable a dysfunctional they are sheep and they're rewarded handsomely for delivering narrative conforming news. let's face it, what media does is not science. they're skilled at keeping straight face while dispensing information from a teleprompter that most us are finding harder to accept and present company excluded. of course. that said, is there a solution to this illusion of division. the solution in, my mind, is, at least in my opinion is it. we're on the cusp of a revolution. and i think it's going to be a revolution in the streets. i think it's going to be a revolution in our minds. i think that a growing number of people are seeing the illusions. i think polls this i think surveys reflect this. my anecdotal ex

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there are some who are not white do not identify as white.is part of who we are and not a matter of welcoming somehow who is suddenly coming from the outside into the community. >> that is hard. the dynamic of being able to talk about people as the other gives us a way in the u.s. have framed our jews and how we talk about the exodus story and passover and when we want to be inclusive of others we talk about how we were once slaves also and the frame, presupposes that people of color , african-americans are not part of that slavery story , for example and we rely on the language of other to create a narrative about how we talk about jews in the united states. >> people use a word intersection alley. which is in some ways a modern word in some ways and a clumsy word which tries to look at weaving together these uniquely american realities about how we talk about race in our country and how we talk about culture. does that help us in terms of saying the other is us and there is another. there is like a porous news in which we are in some ways p

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the white house stated -- did the white house know about that procedure? did you know he was undergoing a procedure? >> no. >> doctors used the phrase selective in their statement. the use of that described by the pentagon was fully transparent. >> that was my mistake. i thought that was in the statement. i refer to the pentagon on that. i am not a medical expert. i cannot. >> elective procedure >> do you know what an elective procedure implies that might sound like what we are not being told? >> -- are there any consequences for any dod officials that knew about secretary alston but did not report that information -- secretary austin but did not report that information. what did the president -- he's the commander-in-chief. >> he should get the appropriate care that he needs to get better. so he can get back to work. he believes that we should learn from this both in terms of notification and transparency to the american people. and we're going to do what we have to do and as karin said, we will take steps at the white house to make sure that we have a go

guilt shame white ladies?hing is, jesse, this takes us further and further away from solving our racial disparities. the trainers should be talking about personal responsibility and black empowerment, not about white privilege and black victimhood. this is a completely negative trend in our country and it is going to make us more and more divided, more and more hate-filled, and less and less unified. >> jesse: we are going to have to invite the white shamer on to "jesse watters primetime," probably deserve it. it'll be great television. >> jesse, no white tears, please. spew in their delicate dominic diabolical. next, celebrating dry january. >> does joe biden need a drink? >> he doesn't need to drink. it looks like probably a box of dye. i'm sorry, i don't know why americans voted for biden. no. ♪ ♪ with olay hyaluronic body wash 95% of women had visibly-better skin. and my skin is so much more moisturized. see the difference with olay. my mental health was much better. but i struggled with uncontrollable mov

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what's the reaction at the white house, peter? reaction that president biden has full confidence in austin, and austin has no plans to resign. the white house is telling us they would not accept a resignation if one was offered. accountability for the lack of transparency will be down the line. but a real test of this ongoing three years ongoing now white house narrative that president biden is always working when he's on vacation, always plugged in. he was in st. croix when an ambulance took lloyd austin to the hospital, he didn't know about it. sandra. >> sandra: very interesting reaction continues to pour in. tom emmer, although he wishes him a speedy recovery, he must be held accountable for the stunning failure of leadership. another member of congress weighs in. check back in with you at the white house shortly. thank you. john. >> john: and going to have a lot more on this developing story. senator tom cotton will join us in the next hour. lloyd austin has given no indication he plans to resign. but should he. peter said th

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house council at white house.in before indicting trump, he again went to the white house and met with as you pointed out the january 6 committee, democrats in the spring of 2022. so that's nathan wade going down there. >> sure, nathan's wade role was to look into the potential prosecution and codefendants in that case and those meetings related to that prosecution and politics written all over this. trump has been saying this all along and he's been proven right and seems like the wheels are falling off of this case in every which direction at this point. elizabeth: what do you make of house judiciary chair jim jordan saying fani willis' office got federal tax money and he has a right to ask and call on willis to disclose her team's contacts with the january 6 committee? final word. >> i think that make as lot of sense, and i think there's a lot of questions that the american people deserve answers to and specifically the defendants in that case. elizabeth: got it, katie cherkasky, thank you for joining and yous g

it's worse than he did not notify the white house he actually notified the white house and everyone elseworking from home during that time. when he was actually hospitalized and his number two was on vacation and not available as well. even apparently the national security council did not know it for the white house did not know it, congress did not know it. we are at a time with a lot of turmoil internationally in the secretary of defense more than a matter of what's in there actually sent over false information saying he was working from home what is not actually available at all that's a hole of the issue. shannon: he says he takes responsibility for the disclosure and so there would be many more questions to come. in the meantime you have been day after day after day been involved in negotiations on to what's happening with the border deal. the administration says it needs more money. republicans have been pushing for policy change. can you tell us what you getting two substantive changes that will mean something at the border? and when will we know something more? >> were hoping to

with the white house. clark agreed. but just two days later escalated the situation with an email that set off a series of events that would rock the justice department. richard donoghue: we came in on monday, december 28th. hectic day as they all were. and then in the afternoon, we got that email, which i had to sit down and read more than once to make sure i understood what he was proposing. jake tapper: what was he proposing? richard donoghue: he was proposing sending out a letter signed by the three of us-- the acting attorney general, myself, and jeff clark-- to georgia, but also the other states, the other swing states as well, suggesting, essentially, that they set aside the electors assigned to support president-elect biden and hold hearings and basically have the state legislatures pick a new slate of electors. jake tapper: the letter claimed that the us department of justice's investigations have "identified significant concerns that may have impacted the outcome of the election in multiple state

the white house chief of staff has sent a memo to all cabinet secretaries saying that the white houseeviewing agency protocols for a delegation of authority from cabinet members, essentially the white house is reviewing the protocols and policies of when a cabinet secretary is unable to carry out his or her duties, you got to tell the white house. either got to tell the office of cabinet affairs or you have to tell the white house chief of staff. let's bring in lieutenant general keith kellogg, fox news contributor, former national security adviser to vice president pence. if you had gone into the hospital when you were the vice president's national security adviser, and you didn't tell anybody and they were looking for you, and they could not find you, what would have happened? >> thanks, john, for having me. well, i would be a nonadmit back into the white house grounds. i think the secret service would have pulled my clearance and my pass. look, i did go to the hospital for actually hip replacement, when i was in the white house, and i told the president that's what i was going to d