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Audio Features
President Franklin D. Roosevelt Delivers "Day of Infamy" Speech, Dec. 8, 1941 (9:47)
President George W. Bush addresses the nation on on September 11, 2001 (4:22)
Video Features
A Watergate Burglar Admits Involvement to Congress (1:25)
Carter Urges Americans to Faces Facts of the Energy Crisis (1:01)
Clinton Sounds Core Themes in his First Inaugural, 1993 (1:02)
Crises and the Expansion of Presidential Power (Bruce Buchanan - 6:24)
FDR Outlines a Plan for Economic Recovery During a Fireside Chat, Oct. 23, 1933 (3:44)
FDR Signing the Social Security Act, 1935 (1:55)
JFK addressing Congress on the need for Medicare (0:34)
Nixon Concludes His "Checkers" Speech (1:29)
Nixon declares "I am not a crook," 1973 (0:34)
President George W. Bush Signs Partial Birth Abortion Ban, Nov. 5, 2003 (1:12)
President Nixon Resigns, August 9, 1974 (3:33)
Reagan Argues for Tax Cuts (1:09)
Reagan's Surgeon General Initiates a Communications Stategy to Combat AIDS (0:29)
Roosevelt Issues a Call to Arms Against Economic Crisis (0:39)
The Constitution and Executive Power (Bruce Buchanan - 3:45)
The Constitutional and Political Basis for Impeachment (Barbara Jordan - 6:14)
Cartoon Features
If You Were As Tall As Your Vote For President
The Teapot Dome Scandal
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Crowd Gathered For President Woodrow Wilson's Inauguration
FDR and Churchill in Casablanca
Inauguration of President John F. Kennedy
President George H.W. Bush taking the Oath of Office
President George W. Bush and U2's Bono in the Oval Office
President Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address
President Lyndon Baines Johnson Signing the Civil Rights Act of 1964
President Nixon and Elvis in the Oval Office
President-Elect Woodrow Wilson and President William Howard Taft
The White House
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