white house. there's a gift in your gift bags, autographed books. gigi in the white house. the book was written by giovanna gigi mcbride. illustrated by john hutton and published by the white house historical association. this children's is based on the real life experiences of gigi visiting her mother. anita mcbride, who is here today, who worked in the white house, the bush administration. unfortunately, gigi could not be with us today. she has finished finishing the semester's courses. anita is here along with her former colleague, albert lea. marilyn kimberly osborn and colleen shogan. thank you for joining us today. if you would like to purchase additional ornaments or copies of book gigi in the white house be sure to visit the white house historical website. their online store has. many unique gifts for the special people and occasions in your life. thank you to today's sponsors. fifth third bank, the steve and amy van andel foundation blue cross blue shield care network of michigan. the secchia family foundation. grand valley state. the hauenstein for presidential studies. aquinas college. mary freebsd. rehabilitator john hospital. 13. on your side. dhs insurance. wilcox farms. trucking pioneer

white house. there's a gift in your gift bags, autographed books. gigi in the white house. the book was written by giovanna gigi mcbride. illustrated by john hutton and published by the white house historical association. this children's is based on the real life experiences of gigi visiting her mother. anita mcbride, who is here today, who worked in the white house, the bush administration. unfortunately, gigi could not be with us today. she has finished finishing the semester's courses. anita is here along with her former colleague, albert lea. marilyn kimberly osborn and colleen shogan. thank you for joining us today. if you would like to purchase additional ornaments or copies of book gigi in the white house be sure to visit the white house historical website. their online store has. many unique gifts for the special people and occasions in your life. thank you to today's sponsors. fifth third bank, the steve and amy van andel foundation blue cross blue shield care network of michigan. the secchia family foundation. grand valley state. the hauenstein for presidential studies. aquinas college. mary freebsd. rehabilitator john hospital. 13. on your side. dhs insurance. wilcox farms. trucking pioneer

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 presidential family. many private individuals were delighted to donate treasures they had in their own collections. however, when necessary, mrs. kennedy could be a very gracious arm twister. and if a fitting piece was found. but its owner wanted white house to purchase it. mrs. would find a private willing to put up the funds to make that purchase on behalf of the committee. importantly no public funds were used in jacqueline kennedy's restoration project. once new came into the white house, mrs. worked with the curat

appointment, she was senior vice president, director of the david m rubinstein at the white historical white house historical association. she also served as legislative assistant in the united states senate, and she was a senior advisor and executive at the library congress in. she was vice chair of the women's centennial commission and is chair of the board directors of the women's suffrage national monument foundation. she brings to us, in essence, writing chapter in our history. and so now it's my honor to introduce the chief justice of the states, john roberts, jr and the 11th archivist of the united states of america dr. colleen shogan. please raise your right and repeat after me. i colleen shogan do solemnly swear. i colleen rogan, do solemnly swear that. i will support and defend the constitution of the united states that i support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, against all enemies, foreign and domestic. that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same that i take this obligation freely, that

appointment, senir vice president and director of the david rubenstein center of the white house historical associationegislative assistant in the united states senate, and she was the senior advisor and executive at the library of congress. in addition, vice chair of the women's suffrage centennial commission and chair of the board of directors of the women's suffrage national monument foundation. she brings to us an exciting chapter inur our history, and so now it's my honor to introduce the chief justice of the united states, john roberts junior and of the 11th archivist of the united states of america, doctor colleen. [applause] >> please raise your right hand and repeat after me i do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. that i take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which i'm about enter so help me god. congratulations. [applause] [cheering]

she was often invited to later meetings the white house historical association and committee by her successorss first lady she never did attend any of those meetings but she was very willing to correspond with later first ladies to advise them on the history of her project. and if she could assist them in things they want to do in their role as first lady. >> was there another question? >> no i think we've got it all. let me see here. we have so many. i don't think you would see i can't say for sure i don't think you would see anything as mrs. kennedy had restored it. i think there are elements of what she did it almost every room. there certainly have been changes over the year. exact replica as she had redesigned them deathly elements in every single room jacqueline kennedy's fingerprint is there asand tested. john from harrisburg asks for any photos taken jackie and her children returned to the white house and 71 that the only time she ever went back. >> no. >> was the unveiling of the official portraits of kenneth mrs. kennedy. and so did the kennedy library have them to the public or does

and thank you to the white house historical association for hosting me tonight. i also want to thank the nixon foundation and the nixon library for all of their help facilitating my research with a special shout out to the head archivist at the foundation for all of his help. thank you all for that. i am excited to jump in and talk about the world war ii. and that nixon story during that era it with you this evening. first of all i want to start a little world war ii context just in case you have forgotten about that. very basic things. world war ii was declared in europe september 1 of 1939 that u.s. as you may reason call declared war later december 8 of 1941. just a day after the bombing of pearl harbor. the war ends september the second of 1945. that is the time. we are talking about and within the frame i want to talk about a little bit about the nixon background, pat and dick nixon i will call them pat and dick tonight's. since this is pre-presidential time. when talk about their life together as a couple of the mission inn in riverside california that was

the white house historical association and for hosting me tonight. i also wanted to thank the nixon foundation and nixon library for all their help facilitating my research. with a special shout out to jason and jason schwartz the head archivist at the foundation and for all his help so. thank you all for that and i'm excited to jump in and talk about the world war two period and the nixon story during that era with you this evening. first, i want to start with a little world two context, just in case you forgotten about that. just very basic things. world war two was declared in europe september first of 1939. the u.s., as you may recall, declared war late or on december 8th of 1941, just a day after the bombing of pearl harbor. the war in september second of 1945. so that's the time period we're talking about. and within this frame i want to talk about a little bit about nixon's background. pat and -- nixon, and i'll be calling them pat -- tonight since. this is pretty presidential times. want to talk about their life together as a couple. they wer

institutional lifetime members that include american university, rider university, the white house, historical association, the massachusetts historical association, the gerald r ford presidential foundation. the national first lady's library. the center for presidential history of southern methodist university. the george w bush institute, and our newest members. the national trust for historic preservation. and the dole institute. it is their support that makes programs like tonight possible, and it is my pleasure to officially welcome you to flair's first program of 2023, an examination of the life and legacy of julia gardiner tyler. our moderator this evening is elizabeth backer estrada of the san francisco public library. other participants include sharon leahy, an independent scholar and christopher leahy professor of history at keuka park college. thank you, myra, for the lovely introduction. i'm delighted to be with all of you today. i will be providing a brief and basic overview of julia tyler's era as an introduction to the presentation by christopher and sharon leahy. julia gardner oh, sorry. j

institutional lifetime members that include american university, rider university, the white house, historical association, the massachusetts historical association, the gerald r ford presidential foundation. the national first lady's library. the center for presidential history of southern methodist university. the george w bush institute, and our newest members. the national trust for historic preservation. and the dole institute. it is their support that makes programs like tonight possible, and it is my pleasure to officially welcome you to flair's first program of 2023, an examination of the life and legacy of julia gardiner tyler. our moderator this evening is elizabeth backer estrada of the san francisco public library. other participants include sharon leahy, an independent scholar and christopher leahy professor of history at keuka park college. thank you, myra, for the lovely introduction. i'm delighted to be with all of you today. i will be providing a brief and basic overview of julia tyler's era as an introduction to the presentation by christopher and sharon leahy. julia gardner oh, sorry. j

. >> thank you so much and thank you to the white house historical association for hosting me tonighti also wanted to thank the nixon foundation and the nixon library follow their help facilitate my research with a special shout out to jason short the head archivist as the foundation for all of his help. i am excited to jump in and talk about the world war ii. in the nixon story during that era it with you this evening but first of all i want to start with little world war ii contacts just in case you have forgotten about that. just very basic things. world war ii was declared in europe september 1 of 1939. the u.s., as you may recall declared on december 81941 just a day after the bombing of pearl harbor. the war in september 2 of 1945. that is the time. we are talking about. andtl within the stream i want o talk a little bit about the nixon background, pat and dick nixon i will call them pat and dick tonight. since this is a pre-presidential time. i want to talk about their life together as a couple. they were married on june 21 , 40 at the mission in turn was followed by two week h

they met with the first lady and worked for the white house historical's association.ke in a rotunda of the national archives before the declaration of independence and constitution of national rights. it set off major investigation of her husband, former president trump return dozen of boxes of documents and classified markings. they charged him with dozens of counts accusing him of mishandling classified records and obstructing justice when the government try to get them back. trump has pled not guilty. milani also addressed new citizens as immigration becomes a major issue ahead of next yeas election. republicans ripped the biden administration's policies and historic search of the counters at the southern border and migrants into the u.s. they have promised a crackdown on the border, limits on immigration and domestic importation. julie, back to you. >> julie: thank you very much. former nba player enes kanter freedom taking aim at lebron james. the los angeles lakers star went to his son's basketball game at usc and chose to sit the national anthem as it played. e

we are told meshe was invited, e two worked together when she was in the white house historical associationand melania is a naturalized citizen but there is a bit of irony here, particularly given the fact as you noted she is not somebody who was ever in the public space. we have rarely seen her. she is often behind closed doors. her focus is on her son, baron. and yet she is choosing to do this event as her husband has pledged if re-elected to expand his hard line immigration policies that would really restrict the legal and illegal immigration. i want to point out that it was the national archives and record administration that asked the department of justice to look into trump's potential mishandling of classified documents after he left office, resulted in the special counsel probe and eventually an indictment. despite that, we are told by a source close to trump he is supportive of her speaking at this event and i will note that the head archivist now was not the same one when all of that happen. >> thanks for the reporting. >>> the effort to create green energy has produced remarkable

into the ceremony and reportedly met malan it was first leg of the spirit and worr the white house historical association. the first lady told fox digital she was honored to receive the invitation for the ceremony. the national archives is the caretaker for the nation's treasure documents. there is a declaration, the constitution, photographs, films, all sorts of documents appear at the archives set off a major investigation of the former president when he return boxes with presidential records, documents and classified markings. prosecutors charge the former president with dozens of accounts accusing him of mishandling, hiding, retaining classified documents and obstructing justice. the government tried to get them back but pled not guilty to it, trump and the trial to begin in may. the ceremony comes as immigration becomes a significant issue in next year's presidential election. while more than 2 million migrant encounters at the southern border each of the two task my fiscal years. they have ripped the biden administration for failing to secure the border and all of the migrants in the u.s. the presi