Doris Kearns Goodwin: Leadership in Turbulent Times (HD)

Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Doris Kearns Goodwin unveils her new book, Leadership: In Turbulent Times; a culmination of five decades of acclaimed study in presidential history- comparing the leadership styles of Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin Roosevelt, and Lyndon Johnson. Jeffrey Rosen president and CEO of the National Constitution Center, moderates.

[@dhantravel]

This woman speaks poetry, her story telling is so musical that makes me fall in love with history

[@realBrianCars]

She is one of the best to ever do it

[@deepaknayakmanel8581]

Ms Goodwin is a national treasure. I just love listening to her. She has great craft and intellect. Very infectious and informative too. Thanks for the upload.

[@JasonGafar]

This woman is, simply put, INCREDIBLE. Thank you so much for your incredible books. People like Doris make the world so much more livable for us all.

[@rexgoss4657]

Unmatched wealth of knowledge in regard to presidential history!

[@BeachBushandBeyond]

2mins in and I don't think I can take this guys voice for another minute...

[@LivinginCentralNewJersey-ep4bq]

the way he delivers that speech/commentary he should be at a podium and not sitting down

[@johnkim8957]

I could listen to Doris Kearns Goodwin all day, she is BRILLIANT ❤️

[@voicegirl555]

Happy Birthday to one of my favorite historians! I love your books Miss Goodwin! You make me feel that there is still hope for this world. That the events today have been here before and we got though it and will again. I really hope so! I am passionate about history, but I have to say my favorite of all your books is Same Time Next Year! Your book about growing up loving the Brooklyn Dodgers when they really were the Brooklyn Dodgers! A wonderful memoir!! Thank you!

[@MilciadesAndrion]

Doris Kearns Goodwin is a historian with extensive knowledge of presidents of this country and their development in building the country.

[@Pattiedee]

The Best. There is still much hope for Modern America. Thank you.

[@jeffr5453]

Such a great speaker.

[@alexfloate2420]

Excellent...thank you!

[@bluewaters3100]

Excellent talk with a beautiful woman!

[@minipainter2]

10/23 I didn’t know you existed. I’m glad you do, sorry I’ve been ignorant of the fact.

[@richardsrensen4219]

i am not a leader but i think i can learn a lot from this and i want to buy the book

[@Eduardo-us2zm]

Now I I dying to know has she been on the Nerdette podcast

[@ggrthemostgodless8713]

when does healthy ambition become greed?? I don't mean just with money.

[@Larkinchance]

I felt a lot better, once I gave up hope...

[@seipjere]

28:53 🎩 ⚖️ 👍👍

[@seipjere]

[ repost, ps : ] Speakng of the revolution... a tarif on imported tea to cover war/defence against a rival foreign beligerant would receive such resounding support in today's Washington it wouldn't even make _Democracy Now's_ twitter feed. ______________________ # M -A- _GB_ GA - ; 🌎 ⚖️ 🤞✌️

[@Eduardo-us2zm]

I thought she said "Kohl's strike" like the department store employees

[@frankmaitland1254]

The president of the institution is a Harvard or Yale guy right?

[@davyroger3773]

idk but he's an insufferable asshole

[@denkerdunsmuir3370]

You mention that you don't care about the inequitable distribution of wealth held by elites at (approx. 59:00l) as you then go on to mention additional aspects of inequity and inequality. (topic: tribalism). To your point I wish to mention for the record that inequity in our country is based in economics. Money is the core of white supremacy and racism in America, the most enduring and egregious expressions of tribalism. What other prize could support enslavement since 1619 in its various forms and permutations! I love history and your contributions are most welcome and add to the depth and breadth of my understanding as I write about our cultural cancer; Racism. I am not seeking to throttle you by any means. Rather knowing words matter and how influential your spoken and written words are in the American lexicon, I am compelled to address this "elephant" in the room. Further, I have hope my remarks will be welcomed, rather than categorically dismissed because I am not the "correct" messenger, since you express a deep affinity for Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt whose life's work included dissolving racist policies and processes. If you wish to refer to illuminating resources in this area:55555555455555545555554555455555545555555555455555545555555555555454545555555555555555545545455554545554555454555455455545545545554545555554

[@musicbyterence4655]

She never mentions how Lincoln was a back to Africanist!

[@underscoredave]

She does in the book "Team of Rivals"

[@Sushi2735]

Jeffery Rosen, you were a miss-hire! Or are you on Coke?

[@jesselimoli4987]

Great facts terrible politics Ms. Goodwin. Problems created by man can only be solved by The Lord!

[@kl5109]

Great discussion