the ronald reagan museum holed it this event in 2016. >> it's a treat for us to have not one but two former social secretaries with us today. i'm sure that they are grateful that they don't have to plan and execute this white house luncheon. one of our guests today is a democrat. one a republican. they aren't afraid to be friends. they support one another. in the even show up in public together. imagine that. originally from a small town in ohio, lea berman service white house social secretary from 2004 to 2007 under president and mr. george w. bush. prior to that, she was chief of staff to second lady lint cheney, and before that service secretary to vice president cheney, when asked which a lot of those jobs i believe that she will tell you that she was in the right place at the right time. and having known of her for many years, i can tell you that she was most assuredly qualified for all of those rules. as she tells, it she has been a event planner her entire adult life, including as a wife, full-time mom to now two adult daughters, and a couple of dogs. she has a daily blood cal

the ronald reagan presidential library and museum hosted this event in june 2018. >> it is a real treat for us to have not one but two former white house social secretary is with us today. and i'm sure they are very grateful that they did not have to execute this white house luncheon. one of our guests today is a democrat. one is a republican. they are not afraid to be friends. they support one another, and they even show up in public together. imagine that. originally from a small town in ohio, lieberman served as white house social secretary from 2004 to 2007 under president and mrs. george w. bush. prior to, that she was chief of staff to second lady lynne cheney, and before that social secretary to vice president cheney. when asked how she landed those jobs, i believe she will tell you she was in the right place at the right time. having known of her for many years, i can tell you that she was most assuredly qualified for all of those roles. as she tells, it she has been an event planner her entire adult life, including as a wife, full-time mom to two now adult daughters, and a coup

our most beloved president -- and it is such a privilege to be here today to talk about ronald reagan. it is so a proper full -- apocryphal. we have never been able to prove it actually happen, but it's a story about ronald reagan out riding with queen elizabeth, and at one point, the queen had a prolonged bout of flatulence, and she says, oh, i'm sorry, and he says it's all right, your majesty, i thought it was the horse. [laughter] to be the individual in a meeting and say that one correct thing that makes everyone laugh and work together, that's a very powerful thing. >> that's great. not to ruin the story, though i know the president very well, but that sounds just like him. we are going to open up to questions in just a minute, but i want to ask each of you, without getting yourselves in trouble politically, is there one person in washington, d.c. today that you would like to have read your book? and if he or she has time for just one chapter, which would you recommend? lea: no idea who she's talking about. jeremy: i would like to give it to everyone in d.c., especially congress

the ronald reagan presidential foundation and library hosted the event. in one hour, we will talk about dorie miller. in two hours, scholars discussed though -- the role of the western press during the civil role. joanne: it is a real treat for us to have not one but two former white house secretaries with us today. and i am sure they are grateful they did not have to plan and execute this white house luncheon. one of our guests today is a democrat, one a republican. they are not afraid to be friends. they support one another. and they even show up in public together. imagine that. originally from a small town in ohio, lea berman served as white house social secretary 2004 to 2007 under president and mrs. george w. bush. prior to that, she was chief of staff to second lady lynn cheney and before that served as social secretary to vice president cheney. when asked how she landed those jobs, i believe she will tell you she was in the right place at the right time. and having known of her for many years, i can tell you that she was most assuredly qualified f

i think of that has my proudest moment. >> ronald reagan alwaystreated everyone the same. if there was time, he would ask how you are doing. he stuck around to hear the answer. one of my favorite quotes that was engraved on a plaque in his office that says there is no limit to how far a man can go as long as he doesn't mind who gets the yet. this book is a great gift for someone in your life. i home and in honor of that black i have one for each of you today and i want to thank you for coming here and joining us. >> thank you, that's lovely. >> thank you so much. >> we're going to take jeremy and lee up to the museum store in a few minutes. i know they're happy to answer questions as you move through the line. thank you for coming we hope to see you next time. >> thank you so much. >> this week we're looking back to this date in history. >>> the first group of americans in gorilla raids on the american front arrived back in the united states. 126 were wounded. these raids brought about retaliation in north vietnam thatle levelled several stages areas. all of those wounded