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The Korean War &
Civil-Military Relations
on Lectures
in History®
Watch it: 8 am, 11 am, 8 pm
& 11 pm ET Saturday
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University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill professor Joseph Glatthaar teaches a
class about the Korean War, Gen. Douglas MacArthur's removal from
command by President Harry Truman and civil-military relations.
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LBJ's White House
Tapes
on The
Presidency
Watch it: 2 pm ET Saturday
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The
Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library, together with the University
of Virginia's Miller Center, debuted a website giving increased
access to LBJ's 650 hours of White House phone calls. This
conversation focuses on what the tapes reveal about Mr. Johnson and
his presidency. Speakers include University of Virginia scholar
Melody Barnes, presidential historian Michael Beschloss and MSNBC
News anchor Brian Williams.
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“You'll hear a conversation that just knocks you out
and shows you what a human being LBJ is and how funny he is and so
interesting to be around. And then you realize that if LBJ were
around to see this thing published or played in public, he would be
horrified or angry, which brings me to the Haggar slacks tape.”
MICHAEL BESCHLOSS
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📚 THIS WEEK ON BOOKNOTES+: The late
columnist Robert Novak (1931-2009) was nicknamed "the prince of
darkness" by friends and enemies alike in Washington, D.C. He
appeared on C-SPAN's Q&A program in 2007 to discuss his memoir, The Prince of
Darkness, in which he tells stories about his 50 years as
a reporter, television personality, author and conservative
commentator. He also talked about many of the sources he had during
that time.
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