Jimmy Carter

But if that murderer ever finds out that I know who he is, well, that's why I think you better come up here right away.

Yeah, well, Jimmy... Everybody around here, and even his own insurance company, too, they all thought he just had an accident.

His name was Mr. Andrew Parkinson.

I'll get you the change.

Everything is going at Henry S. Mantell's in Latham.

Everything must be gone by Tuesday night.

Going.

Going.

Everything must go.

Well, you know, I was the one that suffered politically, and Ronald Reagan was the one that benefited from the Paul Volcker economic philosophy.

Hello, sir.

Hello, sir.

That's lovely. Absolutely. And I hope everybody in America will buy that for the Mother's Day. It's so great. That's why I did it. to help people like you, you know, make a decision.

That's lovely. Absolutely. And I hope everybody in America will buy that for the Mother's Day. It's so great. That's why I did it. to help people like you, you know, make a decision.

Well, I really think my mother exemplifies the finest aspects of what American motherhood should be. She was innovative. She was spirited. She was indomitable. She was... very courageous. She would tackle the most difficult problems in the totality of society and try to change it. I lived on a farm and I didn't have any white neighbors. My mother never acknowledged the impact

Well, I really think my mother exemplifies the finest aspects of what American motherhood should be. She was innovative. She was spirited. She was indomitable. She was... very courageous. She would tackle the most difficult problems in the totality of society and try to change it. I lived on a farm and I didn't have any white neighbors. My mother never acknowledged the impact

of racial segregation in the Deep South. She was probably the only one in our county that didn't. And so she continued this protection of black and poor and deprived people all of her life when she was 70 years old. She was still, she was in India. She joined the Peace Corps, right, at 70? She was in India in the Peace Corps, yeah.

of racial segregation in the Deep South. She was probably the only one in our county that didn't. And so she continued this protection of black and poor and deprived people all of her life when she was 70 years old. She was still, she was in India. She joined the Peace Corps, right, at 70? She was in India in the Peace Corps, yeah.

And she was still dealing with poor people who were black and deprived. She was, in effect, an untouchable. She dealt with human fluids, which made her unacceptable in society. So she did that all the way through, and she implanted in me a decision not to let public criticism deter me from what I thought was right. In fact, when she was 70 years old,

And she was still dealing with poor people who were black and deprived. She was, in effect, an untouchable. She dealt with human fluids, which made her unacceptable in society. So she did that all the way through, and she implanted in me a decision not to let public criticism deter me from what I thought was right. In fact, when she was 70 years old,