talk to us about historical interest in julia tyler. >> well, the main problem with julia's papers is that she has penmanship only a mother could love. fortunately, my wife has become very adept at reading and going hrough the work, going through he papers. they're very difficult to read, which i think is part of the reason why scholars have not really exploited them for the potential that they hold. i think our work hopefully will bring more of her actual experiences to life, particularly the post-presidential years and particularly the years after her husband passed away in 1862. >> how did you get interested? >> well, i did my dissertation on john tyler's pre-presidential career and i am currently at work on a manuscript, book manuscript on john tyler and it just seem a natural fit, natural progression from there once i got into the julia gardiner tyler papers, i realized i wasn't very good at reading them because of the penmanship and my wife very courageously, i think, dove into them and is transcribe them for me so i can o my work on the writing end. >> if someone is interested

welcome. >> my question is about john tyler's second wife julia. in the years after he left the presidency, about the time when the civil war began, he was trying to stop virginia from seceding but he was unsuccessful. later he supported the succession movement in virginia and because of that he was considered a tra

we will be air hour special on the lives of anna harrison, letitia tyler, and julia tyler. after that a plan to close control towers because of sequestration spending cuts. next, a brookings institution's forum. this is an hour and a half. you for inviting me to participate in the debate. i was in charge for a long time from 2009 until 2003, when i was , sofirst visitor to tehran i have been in charge, and i maintain some lines of communication. i think it is important to have a perspective on how the process has gone. what has been the most important ,oments that have taken place and the steps could have been taken. with all the difficulties we , but 2003 was the first wee we went to tehran, and .igned an important agreement we signed thent tehran agreements, and that it had two points. it would not start their capabilities and we would give it facilities for whatever they wanted a peaceful use of nuclear energy nuclear energy -- and economic help. that went for a year and then everything went ok. at the general elections, there was a change. they denounced that agreement.

welcome. >> my question is about john tyler's second wife julia. in the years after he left the presidency, about the time when the civil war began, he was trying to stop virginia from seceding but he was unsuccessful. later he supported the succession movement in virginia and because of that he was considered a traitor but he died in 1862. so my question is, how did -- was his wife julia trying to redeem his good name after he died in the years following the civil war? >> well, actually, we're bog to let that story unfold over the next 15 or 20 minutes. thank you for asking the question. we will move on there in a couple of minutes. let me ask about as you're talking about the evolving role of the first lady. we learned that the whole -- madison era, bringing her name up again, practiced the art of parlor politics and that was emulated by her successors. is this the first instance of a first lady get much more >> whenlly involved in a you're talking about a main matter of public legislation, of public policy, i think it's tough to find another fir

then julia tyler becomes the president second wife. >> julia is the madonna of first ladies. she had posed as a model at a time when that was frowned upon. waswas knows as -- she known as the rows of long island. by all accounts, she was bewitching. she certainly bewitched 57-year- old john tyler. he married her. being first lady. she had the job for less than the year, but it was julia tyler who ordered the marine band to play "hail to the chief ." it was also julia tyler who greeted her guests sitting on a throne, a raised platform with purple plumes in her hair. it was almost as if she reseeded to that more queenly role of martha washington and deliberately rejected. >> we will take your questions and comments about these three first ladies by phone, facebook, and twitter at 9:00 on monday night on c-span. also on c-span radio and c- span.org. >> now the latest on negotiations on immigration legislation. from today's "washington journal," this is about 50 minutes. host: we're back with rebecca talent, the immigration policy advisor for the immigration policy center. rebecc

julia tyler becomes the president second wife. >> j is the madonna of first ladies. -- julia is the madonna of first ladies. .he posed as a model she was known as the rows of long island. she was bewitching. she bewitched john tyler. he married her. she loved being first lady. who ordered tyler the marine band to play "hail to and who greeted her just sitting on a raised that form -- raised that form. she receded to the queenly role that martha washington rejected. questionsude your and comments about the first ladies by phone, face up, and twitter each -- facebook and twitter tonight. will reducester , whichnts by about 5% equates to $22 million orders though, which will be distributed among the various nations. -- stations. we have taken a cut in our overall federal funding over the last two years. if the federal government had since name the cuts that we have sustained, the budget would be billions smaller than it is now. we have made a contribution to deficit reduction and retirement of the federal debt in our context. >> the impact of spending cuts on public television tonight at 8:00

she had the job for less than a year, but it was julia tyler who ordered the marine band to play "hail to the chief" whenever the president appears. it was also julia tyler who greeted her guests sitting on a throne on a raised platform with purple plumes in her hair. it's almost as if she receded to that more queenly role that martha washington had deliberately rejected. >> we'll include your questions and comment about these three first ladies by phone, facebook and twitter tonight live at 9 eastern on c-span and c-span3. also on c-span radio and c-span.org. >> a discussion now on china/north korea relations and their impact on the u.s. you'll hear from john park with harvard university's center for science and international affairs. he talks about the strengthened relations between the countries' communist parties, the leadership of north korea's kim jong un and the unintended consequences of sanctions against north korea and its nuclear program. this one-hour event was hosted by the korean society in new york city. >> studio korea, and welcome to the korea society. my name is steph

she passes away just a year and a half later, and julia tyler, the president's second wife. >> julia is the madonna, you know, of first ladies. she loved publicity. she posed as a model at a time when that was frowned upon. she was professionally known as the "rose of long island," and by all accounts was bewitching, certainly bewitched 57-year-old john tyler who married her, and he loved being first lady. she had the job for less than a year, but it was julia tyler who ordered the marine band to play "hail to the chief" whenever the president appears, and it was julia tyler who greeted her guests sitting on a throne on a raised platform with purple plumes in the hair, almost as she receded to that more queenly role that martha washington deliberately rejected. >> include your questions and comments about these three first ladies by phone, facebook, and twitter tonight live at nine europe on c-span and c-span3, and also on c-span radio and c-span.org. >> next, iran's nuclear program, the brookings institution hosted a talk ahead of meetings between iran and the u.n.'s p-5 plus one gr

na monday night, ane tyler, andeticia julia tyoler. is like the madonna of first ladies. she posed as a model at a time when that was frowned upon. she was known as the rows of long island, by all accounts was bewitching spirit-- rose of long island. she bewitched 57-year-old john tyler, who married her. she loved being first lady. she had a job for less than a year. it was julia tyler who ordered the marine band to play "hail to the chief" whenever the president appears. she greeted guests while sitting on a throne on a raised platform with purple plums in her hairbru. -- hair. that marthale washington had rejected. >> tonight live a 9:00 eastern on c-span and c-span3. also on c-span radio and c- span.org. reduce ouruester will grants by about 5%, which equates to about $22 million or so, which will be distributed among the various licensees and stations that i have described. about awe have taken 13% cut in our overall federal funding over the last two years. if the entire federal government had sustained the cuts that we have sustained, the budget would be in the $500

is doing it in ways other women are not. >> our conversation on julia tyler, second wife of john tyler, is available on our website. >> we have to take back media. independent media will save us. the media are the most powerful institutions on earth, more than any bomb or missile. the idea theat explodes on the scene but doesn't hapepen if it's contained by a box, that tv screen we all gaze at. we have to hear people speaking for themselves. outside of the box. status quoeord the anymore. --the host of democracy now taking your comments nad tweet. live on book tv on c-span 2. hagel said the defense department will need across-the- board cuts that may effect morale and said the north korea rhetoric is a real danger to the u.s. he spoke for nearly an hour. >> thank you very much. i am -- i am very proud. to be here, among all of you. who give so much every day. and continue to contribute to our country and making a better world. for a fancy general to give such an overstated introduction to a retired army sgt, his -- [laughter] >> is something that i rarely get but i am very appreciative

away just a year and a half later, and julia tyler who becomes the president's second wife. >> julia i think of as the madonna of first ladies. [laughter] she loved publicity. she had actually posed as a model at a time when that was, needless to say, frowned upon. she was professionally known as the rose of long island. by all accounts was bewitching. she certainly bewitched 57-year-old john tyler. who married her. and she loved being first lady. she had the job for less than a year, but it was julia tyler who ordered the marine band to play "hail to the chief" whenever the president appears. it was also julia tyler who greeted her guests sitting on a throne on a raised platform with purple plumes in her hair. it's almost as if she receded to that more queenly role that martha washington had deliberately rejected. >> we'll include your questions and comments about these three first ladies by phone, facebook and twitter tonight live at 9 eastern on c-span and c-span3. also on c-span radio and c-span.org. >> award-winning investigative reporter seymour hersh spoke to journalism studen

tyler kind of fits into a certain extent. she is very conservative in some ways, but in terms of breaking through the traditional way that a woman should behave, she is doing it in a way that other women are not at that time. >> our conversation with historians on julia tyler is now available on our website, c- .pan.org/firstladies >> president obama argued for stricter gun laws today. colorado recently moved to require background checks for all gun purchases and put limits on the size of ammunition magazines. this is a half hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you, everybody. everybody have a seat. thank you. it is wonderful to be back in colorado and in denver. i want to thank chief white for that introduction. you have some outstanding officials here today. i want to acknowledge them. a wonderful governor, john hickenlooper. next to him, joe garcia, an outstanding lt. governor. one of the finest young senators, michael bennett is here. terriffic members of the house, ed pearl mutter. and -- and your

tyler. >> the only problem is julia tyler was in washington before she married the president. she was very, very popular. and she had plings flings, whatever that means today, with a lot of different men, a lot of different much older men. she seemed to attract a lot of older men. but whatever went on between julia and buchanan was really negligentible. >> and ultimately married one 30 years her senior. >> yes. >> who became president. >> yes. >> and the next call from barbara in brookhaven, pennsylvania. >> i too remember the story when i visited wheatland about a broken-hearted buchanan when his fan say jilted him. lot of different men, a lot of different much older men. she seemed to attract a lot of older men. it has something to do with her family's objection to him. so apparently was just so broken hearted there was just never anyone else for him. i remember hearing that story from a tour guide when i went through wheatland. >> thank you. here's a request from wallace lee. president buchanan was originally from merserburg, pennsylvania, born and raised, and he moved to l

this is the time when the is under wayent and interestingly enough, someone like julia tyler, she is very conservative in some ways. in terms of breaking through the traditional ways that women should behave, she is doing its in a way that other women are not. >> our conversation with historians on julia tyler. it is now available on our website. >> the nra calls for training school teachers to carry firearms. the nra commissioned a task force on school violence headed by a former congressman. he released a plan today in washington, armed guards and armed teachers would allow for a quick response to a school shooting. >> good morning. i am asa hutchinson and i welcome you to this important presentation to increase school safety. i received a call last december from the nra. they asked if i would be interested in leading an effort on school safety. we arrived at a agreement which is my mandate. we will not have any predetermined outcomes. we would have the full support to employ the experts to develop a review of our national efforts on school safety and make the recommendations as ap

harrison,ht, anna and julia tyler. madonna of first ladies. she loved publicity. she posed as a model at a time when that was frowned upon. she was known as the rows of long island. by all accounts, was bewitching. ,he bewitched john tyler married her, and she loved being first lady. she had the job for less than a year, but it was julia tyler who ordered the marine band to play when the the chief" president appeared. she greeted guests sitting on a throne with purple plumes and her hair. it is like she proceeded to that more queenly role that martha washington had deliberately rejected. >> we will include your questions and comments by phone, facebook, and twitter, the night live at 9:00 eastern on cnn c- span3, also on c-span radio and c-span.org. will reducedter our grants by about 5%, which equates to $22 million, which will be distributed among the various licensees and stations that i have described. 13% cut inen about a our overall federal funding of the last two years, and if the entire federal government had sustained the cuts that we have sustained, the

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she had the job for less than a year but it was julia tyler who ordered the rain band to play hail to the chief whenever the president appears, and also julia tyler who greeted her guests sis sitting on a raised platform withpurple plumes in her hair. almost as if she receded to the more queenly role that marge that washington deliberately rejected. >> now former vice president al gore discusses his book "the future: six drivers global change." the talks about the global policies that are, in his word, reshaping the world. from the savannah book festival in georgia, this is an hour. >> u.s. senator, vice president of the united states, nobel peace prize recipient. oscar winner. best-selling author. any ounce thereof these superlative alone would be enough to suggest that our next speakers is a force with which to be reckoned. but when combined into one individual, it is evident that al gore is a force of nature. he has always been on the leading edge of promoting the internet as a tool for greater communication. of climate change as one of the greatest perils of our time. and in this

and interestingingly enough someone like julia tyler fits in to a serb extent. she's very conservive in some ways but in terms of breaking through the traditional way women should behave, she's doing it. >> julia tyler is now available on our website cspan.org/first ladies. >> maryland congressman on gun control. he spoke yesterday at the national press club. he's promoting legislation to make gun trafficking a federal offense. those who buy guns for a felon or for someone who can't legally buy one this. is about> ok, so we will begin. an hour. welcome to the national press club. happy easter and passover season to everyone who celebrates those. and happy spring. will the world's leading organization for journalists and, as we say, the place where news happens. my name is bob wiener. today we are honored to have congressman elijah cummings of baltimore, presenting it a reality check on congressional gun legislation. the representative is a ranking member of the house oversight democratic reform committee. he congressman is the former chairman of the congressiona

tyler, sort of fits into a certain extent. she is very conservative in some ways but in terms of breaking through the traditional way that a woman should behave she's doing it in a way that other women are not at that time. >> a conversation with historians on julia tyler, the second wife of president john tyler, is now available on our website, c-span.org/first ladies. >>> next, a forum on the life and career of the late pulitzer prize-winning reporter jack nelson with his widow barbara matusow, editor of "scoop: the evolution of a southern reporter. she is joined by former president, jimmy carter, former atlanta mayor, andrew young and former department of justice spokesman, terry adamson. from atlanta, this is an hour. >> well, good evening, everyone. it's good to have everyone here. my name is hank klibanoff, and i will be moved rating this wonderful panel tonight. i'm the head of journalism program at emory. first of all, i want to thank the carter library and museum for hosting this and, for cosponsoring it. and also the

steven spielberg doesn't make movies about julia tyler or louisa adams. mary todd lincoln remains someone who is symbolically divisive, perhaps. to some, a heroin, others a victim. she is a surprisingly contemporary figure as well. >> i like her because she is so .omplex i say i like h i say i like her. dressmakeras her and companion. she did not live at the white house a good deal of time. formerly enslaved, purchased her own freedom and was interviewed along with other women to become the first lady's seamstress. or modess, as they called it. she made the most beautiful dresses. >> what do you learn about mrs. lincoln through elisabeth's eyes? >> it gives you a very concrete sketch of the relationship she had with her for four years. just reading what elisabeth tells you gives you an idea of how complex and hurt and victimized she was. >> it is the most intimate portrait we have of mary. lost will begin our new image, we call her mary todd. lincoln.d it mary where did mary todd come from? >> it was modern. she did not use it as i understand. > lincoln f

julia boorstin joins us from facebook headquarters in california with what it all means. julia? >> reporter: tyler, facebook home is more than an ordinary app. it gives you the option of replacing the phone's home screen with facebook updates and photos. mark zuckerberg saying he wants to reorient phones so they're about people and not apps. >> we don't want to build some kind of phone or operating system that only some people are going to be able to use. we want to build the best experience for every person on every phone. >> facebook's home app, which will be available for download on certainly htc and samsung phones on april 12th features a new tool called chatheads which allows you to chat with friends when you're on other apps so you can continue conversations across instagram or even fandango. a new htc hand set going on sale for $99 on april 12th is tailored to work with facebook home. it will be sold exclusively by at&t. to make sure there this runs smoothly, facebook is partnering with qualcomm. >> what is really important with this kind of app is the bat ray life not b

his current -- interestingly enough, someone like julia tyler sort of fits in to an extent. a very conservative in some ways, but in terms of breaking through the traditional way that a woman should behave, she is doing it in a way that other women are not. >> our conversation with historians on julia tyler, the second wife of john tyler, is now on our website. on c-span, a news conference with secretary of state john kerry and the south korean prime minister. then, former goldman sachs employee on the wall street culture. later, another chance to see is a hutchinson as he delivers the nra report on gun violence in schools, followed by maryland congressman elijah cummings speaking about proposed gun legislation. >> secretary of state john kerry met with the south korean foreign minister today at the state department. they held a news conference to discuss issues including threats from north korea. from the state department ben franklin room, this is half an hour. >> good afternoon. it is a pleasure to welcome the foreign minister here today in washington. it is his first vis

a year later and julia tyler his second wife. >> i think her her as the madonna of second ladies. she posed as a model at a time when that was fround upon. she was known as the rose of long island. by all accounts was bewitching. she certainly bewitched john tyler who married her. and she loved being first lady. she had the job for less than a year but it was julia tyler who ordered the marine band to play hail to the chief whenever the president appears. it was also her who greeted her guests sitting on a thrown with purple plumes in her hair which role that to that martha washington rejected. >> tonight live at 9:00 eastern on c-span and c-span 36789 orgorg c-span radio and -- cspan.org. >> and the conversation about tonight's first ladies have already started on c-span radio and online at cspan.org. >> first lady michelle obama hosted thousands today as the took place. nt the president's basketball court is open for play along with obstacle course. died han 14,000 eggs were r the hunt and wooden eggs painted. >> the sequester will reduce grants by 5% which roughly equates to $2

steven spielberg doesn't make movies about julia tyler or louisa adams. mary todd lincoln remains someone who is symbolically divisive, perhaps. to some, a heroin, others a victim. she is a surprisingly contemporary figure as well. >> i like her because she is so complex. i say i like her. elizabeth was her dressmaker and companion. she did not live at the white house a good deal of time. formerly enslaved, purchased her own freedom and was interviewed along with other women to become the first lady's seamstress. or modess, as they called it. she made the most beautiful dresses. >> what do you learn about mrs. lincoln through elizabeth keckley's eyes? >> it gives you a very concrete sketch of the relationship she had with her for four years. just reading what elizabeth tells you gives you an idea of how complex and hurt and victimized she was. >> it is the most intimate portrait we have of mary. >> we will begin our new lost --age, we call her mary todd. nuanced image. we call her mary todd. she signed it mary lincoln. where did mary todd come from? >> it

he had a flurry with julia tyler but he was only around for eight months and past that, the house didn't really but under buchanan, it sparkled. >> the woman responsible for coordinating life in the white house was harriet lane. who was harriet lane? >> she was the niece of james buchanan. she'd been orphaned at an early age and he took her under his wing. when her father died, i think he was made aware -- made it her guardian. >> buchanan was her guardian. both her parents died when she was about 9 or 10 and he was her buchanan. guardian. >> legal guardian. >> he took care of a bunch of nieces and nephews. he was a bachelor. outor the pennsylvanians there we should mention he was pennsylvania's only president. >> from lancaster. >> we will be visiting the home he built in lancaster, pennsylvania, as the segment continues. as a reminder, we'd like you to be involved. it's more fun when you ask questions. you can do that by calling us, 202-573-5580. and you can tweet us using the #firstlady or post-it on facebook and we'll take your questions. >> there was a reading about a pygmalion betw

tyler. i find it incredible. this was in one of the books i recently read. >> julia child was very popular. flings with a lot of different much older man. she seem to attract a lot of older men, but what went on was negative. became president. the next call is from pennsylvania. >> i remember hearing the story whosea departed buchanan fiancee jilted him, and it had something to do with her family's objections to him, so apparently he was so broken hearted there was never anyone else for him, and i remember hearing the story from a tour guide. >> here is a question. please tell the audience he was originally from pennsylvania. he moved as an adult. he is from lancaster. they did not wish to recognize his upbringing location. lancaster for his law practice? >> he chose it as his adult home. thes it true he would use place isn't entertaining spot for members of congress when they would come by? >> it was a lovely home. invited people to come, and it was a nice piece of property. >> lancaster is the site of our next

someone like julia tyler fits into an extent. she is very conservative in some ways but in terms of breaking through the traditional way a woman should behave. she is doing it, in a way other women are not at this time. >> conversation with historians on julia tyler, second wife of president john tyler is available on our website. c spon.org/first ladies. >> a hearing on editorial cartoons. you ever university of rochester professor, theodore brown talked about policies were displayed during the early 20th century. the creation of medicare in the 1960s and during the debate over the 2010 health care law. hosted by the roosevelt house in new york, this discussion from february is just over an hour. >> good evening, everyone. i also want to take the opportunity to welcome you here to roosevelt house. i want to thank a couple people verily quickly. obviously president jennifer rabb. who is extraordinarily supportive of the fellowship and program here at roosevelt house. dr. rabb. couldn't be with us tonight. i want to thank her for

steven spielberg doesn't make movies about julia tyler or louisa adams. mary todd lincoln remains someone who is symbolically divisive, perhaps. to some, a heroin, others a victim. she is a surprisingly contemporary figure as well. >> i like her because she is so complex. i say i like her. elizabeth was her dressmaker and companion. she did not live at the white house a good deal of time. formerly enslaved, purchased her own freedom and was interviewed along with other women to become the first lady's seamstress. or modess, as they called it. she made the most beautiful dresses. >> what do you learn about mrs. lincoln through elizabeth keckley's eyes? >> it gives you a very concrete sketch of the relationship she had with her for four years. just reading what elizabeth tells you gives you an idea of how complex and hurt and victimized she was. >> it is the most intimate portrait we have of mary. lost will begin our new image, we call her mary todd. she signed it mary lincoln. where did mary todd come from? >> it was modern. she did not use it as i underst

this is a time when the movement is under way and interestingly enough, someone like julia tyler sort of fits into a certain extent. she is conservative but in times of breaking through the traditional way that a woman should be a, she is doing it in a way that other women are not at that time. enhanced pat-down that airports but they are hearing the case this week. the airport security procedures are the subject of an event hosted by the cato institute. it is one hour and 20 minutes. >> good early afternoon and welcome to the cato institute auditorium. i am jim harper director of information policy studies here and i am very pleased in away to welcome you year-to-date to talk about all the ways through surveillance and direct intrusion on your experience as a traveler. on second thought, we won't talk about all of them but in the major ways they do. today's event is something of a two-fer. we are going to talk about different but related issues with the government and the trouble. first we will hear from edward to it when i saw him give this presentation at the center for justice at

then the country had a new first lady, julia tyler. live tonight on c-span at 9:00 eastern. next "washington journal ," reporting on partisanship in the senate. we will look at the nation's infrastructure, and we will discuss the use of domestic drones. journal"why on c- span at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> rachel was not a fan of anything that took andrew jackson away -- rachel was not a fan of anything that took andrew jackson away. theran the plantation and firm and kept everything in order. everything loved her -- everybody loved her. >> she could write a nice letter and had nice jewelry. she was not as frumpy and she was reputed to be. >> he rose in politics, that was an ugly sore. >> the campaign was so bitterly fought, that they went all out, calling her a whore. they used every piece that they could find and she was good garbage for them. >> made the statement that i would rather be a dookkeeper and live in that palace. >> her niece was 21 years old when she became the white house hostess. >> for all of the negatives they had to say about andrew jackson, they loved her. >>

tyler fits into a certain extent. she is very conservative in some ways, but in terms of breaking through the traditional way that a woman should behave, she is doing it in a way that other women are not at that time. >> two navy seals talked about their books at this year oses tucson festival of the become. marine corps niner, howard was din, about his experiences in the the elite special operations unit, and fellow sniper brandon webb, the author of the red circle, about his combat experiences and role in training navy snipers are this is an hour. >> waskin was racessed in georgia and enlest i with the navy where he served as a search and rescue swimmer. waskin re-enlisted in order to get the necessary steps to -- completed the necessary steps to become a navy seal. late her was selected to join the unites states seal team 6 which is a tier one special mission unit. following his honorable discharge he cowrote the autobiography memoir, seal team six. memoirs of an elite navy seal sniper. and he graduated from marry

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tyler fitse julia into a certain extent. she's very conservative in some ways. but in terms of breaking through the traditional way that women should behave, she is doing it in a way that other women were not at that time. >> our conversation with historians on the second wife of president john tyler is now available on our website, c- span.org. me,eople always like to ask how did you come across this story? of times is a lot you find a news story while you are supposed to be working on something else, which can be frustrating at times. that is exactly what happened to me. i was doing internet research one day. and this is a photo i came across. it was on a department of energy web site. they had put up a newsletter for one of the department of energy facilities. this newsletter said this month in history, something along those lines. i love this one because there's a beautiful vanishing point at the end of the room. i looked at the machines with all these knobs and i was sucked into it and the women looked so lovely and they have nice posture and the 1940's hai