william mckinley another greatk president that came from ohio. and this particular president also served as governor. mckinley was president from 1897 to 1901. and he is one of the four u.s. presidents that was assassinated in office. he was actually in a receiving line in buffalo, new york, at the panamerica exposition. he oftentimes wore a red carnation on his lapel while working as governor and again as the president. it said that a little girl about the age ovf 7 or 8 asked the president for his flower and took it off and gave it to her. about four people later was the assassin who shot him at point-blank range. and he actually went onto live for several more days. but infection had overcome the wound and he died shortly thereafter. so when the legislature here in ohio found out about his death, they immediately began crafting a bill creating the red carnation as the state flower. a memorial to this great president and great ohio governor. on the grounds of the ohio state house is a monument dedicated to william mckinley. and it's interesting

now we're standing in the william mckinley hearing room. william mckinley, another great president that came from ohio, and this particular governor served as governor. he was president 1897 to 1901 much he was assassinated in office. he was in a receiving line in buffalo, new york, and william mckinley oftentimes wore a red carnation on his lapel while working as governor and again as the president that said a little girl about the sage of seven or eight, took it off and gave it to her. about four people later was the assassin at point blank range. he went on to live for several more days but infection had overcome the wound and he died shortly there aftafter. when the legislature here in ohio found out about his death, they immediately began crafting a bill, creating the red carnation as the state flower and it's a memorial to this great president and great ohio governor. >> there is a monument that said he would come and turn around and wave good-bye for the day. and then he, of course, would come into the statehouse and go to work. ofte

the optic we have for william mckinley is from the william mckinley home in canton, ohio. wayne mckenney liked to ice skate. as a boy, he was not very interested in sports. however, he did enjoy ice, playing marbles, and shooting the bow and arrow. for william mckinley are hard to come by. his collection was dispersed. he had no dependents. most of his things are around and hard to come by. is a prettyce skate neat thing to have, and we are glad to have it. moving on to teddy roosevelt, the 26th president, we have one of his saddles from when he was a rancher in the dakotas. one of the interesting things about his time in the dakotas is he went out to the dakotas after his first child was born. two days later, teddy roosevelt mother died and then his wife died leaving him with a newborn child. atwas stricken with grief losing both of those people at the same time. he went out to the dakotas and purchased a ranch out there named the maltese cross. he learned to ride and rope and do all the things a cowboy does out there. he did that for three or four years before going back

here we are with william mckinley. homeis from the mckinley and will generally would ice skate. he was not interested sports, but he enjoyed ice-skating and the bow and arrow. items from william mckinley is hard to come by. .is collection is dispersed most of the things are hard to come by. and we movety neat have thesevelt and we saddle from when he was a writer in the dakota's and the interesting thing is that he his mother and wife died and left him with a newborn child. out and purchased this did that for three or four years before going back to new us. and this is on loan to here we are with william howard who, the only brother that went on to become a supreme .ourt justice he was a supreme court justice until shortly before he died. , he went ondefeated to yale law school. we also have the documents from when he was at the summer white itinerarywe had the of going for a drive, occasionally meeting the public, going to church as part of that. on to woodrow wilson, and the owner of a picnic set and this is a thing used when he andcourting his second wife his first wife had d

young boy and he represents prosperity and he's ushering youth into prosperity because it was william mckinley during the industrial reverend lulolution country became very prosperous. on the other side is an adult woman with a young girl and she represents peace and she's ushering youth into peace. we're very proud of that monument. it's in a grand location for all ohioans and for all to enjoy. this is a tribute to ohio as it was built as a monument. and our beliefs in democracy and the idea that this is a place where we will house our heritage and the public can come and participate in the process and learn about the history of the state as well as the future of the state. >> we're standing in the lobby of the statehouse in columbia. this is the center of the floor plan or layout of the rooms and this statehouse and many other statehouses. the lobby symbolizes accessibility of government to all the people. the house and senate chambers are on either side of the lobby. reflecting, perhaps, the by lateral nature and some would say the tension built into the governmental system. they are two ro

because it was william mckinley that was president during the industrial revolution. and this country became very prosperous. on the other side is an adult woman with a young girl. she represents peace and she's ushering youth into peace. so we're very proud of that monument. it's in a grand location for all ohioans. it was built as a monument to our ideas, our beliefs in democracy but the idea that this is a place where we will house our heritage as ohioans, so the public can come and participate in the process and learn about the history of the state as well as the future of the state. >> we're standing in the lobby of the south carolina state house in columbia. the lobby of course is a pivot point or the center of the flow plan or the layout of the rooms in this state house and many other state houses. the lobby symbolizes accessibility of government to all the people. the house and senate chambers are on either side of the lobby. reflecting perhaps the bilateral nature, some would say the tension, built into the american governmental system. they are bicameral, me

here we are with william mckinley. this is from the mckinley home in ohio, and this is an ice skate. as a boy, he was not interested sports, but he enjoyed ice-skating, playing marbles and shooting the bow and arrow. items from william mckinley is hard to come by. his collection is dispersed. he had no living descendents, so most of the things are hard to come by. to have a nice game -- to have toice skate is pretty neat have a real had to have it or roosevelt, weto have one of his saddles from when he was a rancher in one of the dakotas. this timeting thing there was he went out to the dakotas after his first child was born, two days later, his mother, teddy roosevelt's mother died, and his wife died, leaving him with a newborn child. grief atricken with losing both at the same time, so he went out and purchased this a ranch out there and he learned a ride, rope, all the things cowboy does out there, and did that for three years or four years before he to new york and this is on loan to us. here we are with william ho

president garfield had a dog that was the last president that didn't have a dog was william mckinley.d kittens and roosters and a parrot. he seemed like a fun guy. relaxed. i know trump rubbed sean spicer's belly and tells him how good he is a couple of times a day. a dog would relax him. even kim jong un has a dog. he has one for lunch every day. is that a rumor? it's thursday night and it's time to bleep the big tv moments in the week. it is this week in unnecessary censorship. >> president trump was making extremely clear he won't accept ultimatums from that [ bleep ] in north korea. >> he likes to walk carry a small stick. >> it's tough to watch your fiance [ bleep ] other men. >> give that guy a towel. >> and a new pair of shoes. >> what is the most common thing in india that begins my husband wants. my husband wants me to [ bleep ]. >> i don't know why i couldn't [ bleep ]. >> a huntington beach hotel takes the surf city usa to a new level and fulfills dreams of [ bleep ] a mermaid. >> you know what we used to say about squash? it sounds like someone sat on my [ bleep ]. >> that

and there it is, in the white house, in 1898, when william mckinley is president. >> and there is the plinth. it's the only one it could be because it's for that side. >> i'd never heard of a plinth. what is a plinth? >> it's a base of a column that runs up the wall. >> how many were there? >> well, there were four. they were in niches in the hall where originally built for stoves. >> do we know where the other three are? >> no, nobody does. >> never been seen. so now i'm wondering, how does the plinth get from that cozy corner in the white house to the meister's attic? well, in september 1901, president mckinley is in buffalo, new york, at the pan-american exposition. he's shaking hands with the public, when an anarchist named leon czolgosz assassinates him. suddenly, vice president teddy roosevelt is sworn in. among his many big ambitions is a gut rehab of the executive mansion. >> 1902 was a major reshaping of the symbol of the white house into a more worldly time. america became more international, and the white house was redone to be compatible with that. >> t.r.'s goal is to ret

he was followed by william mckinley, the first to open the white house and have a space for reporters to gather. herbert hoover despised the press and made it difficult, got some reporters fired during his presidency. he was followed by franklin roosevelt who opened everything up to the press, he loved the press, richard nixon hated the press with a passion. in some respects he was followed by ronald reagan who figured out, being ideologically further to the right and nixon was the press corps being sort of liberal at the time reagan figured a way to be a sunnier president to some degree then nixon. we have these sort of actions and reactions. right now we are in a presidency that really hates the mainstream press. one can only assume whoever runs to succeed him is going to try to do the opposite of whatever this administration is doing. >> you agree with that? >> every president gets frustrated and exasperated with the press corps but the belligerency we see this president and his attitudes towards the press is unprecedented certainly in the modern era and it really is fundamentally