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Richard Norton Smith talked about his new biography of Robert McCormick, The Colonel: The Life and Legend of Robert McCormick. The book traces the life and career of Robert McCormick, who wa…

A Panel at the Gerald Ford Presidential Library discussed the congressional and press oversight and coverage of the Central Intelligence Agency. Journalists, lawmakers and intelligence exper…

Former President Gerald Ford and CIA Director George Tenet talked about the future role of the intelligence agency and its relationship with the White House, Congress, and the public. Follow…

Speaking on the topic, “History as a Source of Strength,” Author/Historian David McCullough examined the importance of learning lessons from history. Prior to Mr. McCullough’s lecture, forme…

In the newspaper roundtable, Mark Shields and Richard Smith talked about current news stories of interest to them and took viewer calls.

Richard Norton Smith talked about his new book, The Colonel: The Life and Legend of Robert R. McCormick, 1880-1955. Mr. Smith is a presidential biographer and the director of the Gerald R. F…

Former Presidents Bush and Carter joined President Ford to re-dedicate the Ford Presidential Musuem. The museum added ten exhibits using the latest in communications technology to teach patr…

Secretary of State Madeline Albright compared the foreign policy debates of the post World War II era with those of the post Cold War era. She stressed that although circumstances differed, …

The guests talked about inaugural history and telephone lines were opened while scenes of the inaugural parade were shown. During this interim, the president and vice president and their fam…

While President Clinton talked with members of Congress and others after the inaugural luncheon, C-SPAN opened telephone lines for viewer comments. The guests also talked about the remarks …

Presidential Historians, William Leuchtenberg and Richard Norton Smith, talked about the 1997 Inaugural Parade and reviewed President Bill Clinton’s inaugural address.

Richard Smith, Gerald Ford Library Museum - Director, and William Leuchtenberg, University of North Carolina - Professor & Author, previewed the day’s inaugural activities and took questions…