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Chapters & Sections (50)
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0:12
Becoming a Presidential Historian
2:25
The Significance of Presidents Leading Major Wars
3:45
Leaders' Emotional Responses to Traumatic Experiences
5:38
Leadership and Emotional Connection in War
8:24
Eleanor Roosevelt's Marriage and Political Ideals
9:40
Writing a Historical Book about Personal Stories
10:59
Historical Research and Document Analysis
13:56
The Creative Process and Research Techniques
15:23
Johnson Considers Nuclear Option in Vietnam War
17:40
Founders' Intentions for Presidential War Powers
19:58
Escape from British Invasion in War of 1812
21:24
Causes and Consequences of Unnecessary Wars
22:46
US Presidents' History of Deception and War
25:06
Presidential Motivations for War and Expansion
27:51
Woodrow Wilson's Hypocrisy on Civil Liberties
29:25
Criticisms of Woodrow Wilson's Leadership
30:48
Woodrow Wilson's Leadership and the League of Nations
32:38
Fabrication of War Incidents and US Military Interventions
34:05
Presidential Deception and False War Pretexts
36:08
The Dangers of War for Presidential Ambition
37:47
Presidential Power and the Risk of War
39:22
Risk of Nuclear War and Presidential Instability
41:10
Character of a President in Modern Warfare
45:04
US Response to North Korean Invasion
47:00
Lessons Not Learned from the Korean War
48:36
Historians and Politicians Consultation Practices
50:37
Importance of Reading History in Leadership
53:02
Supreme Court Independence and Judicial Politics
54:59
Supreme Court Nomination and Presidential Power
57:28
Presidential Power and Congressional Accountability
59:15
Threats to Democracy in Republican-Controlled Congress
1:00:28
Checks and Balances in the US Government
1:01:54
Presidential Accountability and Secret Diplomacy Concerns
1:04:09
Presidential Secrecy and Constitutional Implications
1:06:36
Preserving Democracy in a Divided Government
1:08:59
Johnson's Mental State and Paranoid Behavior
1:10:17
Bobby Kennedy's Meeting with LBJ Manipulation Attempt