Michelle Martin

NPR senior White House correspondent Tamara Keith will be in the cathedral for the funeral, and she is with us now for a preview. Good morning, Tam. Good morning. So just start with telling us how history will remember Jimmy Carter.

As we said, all the living presence will be there, which is not something that often happens. What will you be watching for?

As we said, all the living presence will be there, which is not something that often happens. What will you be watching for?

As we said, all the living presence will be there, which is not something that often happens. What will you be watching for?

OK, so potential for some subtext there. But what else stands out to you from the list of speakers?

OK, so potential for some subtext there. But what else stands out to you from the list of speakers?

OK, so potential for some subtext there. But what else stands out to you from the list of speakers?

That is NPR's Tamara Keith. Tam, thank you. You're welcome. President-elect Donald Trump also visited Capitol Hill last night to pay his respects to former President Jimmy Carter.

That is NPR's Tamara Keith. Tam, thank you. You're welcome. President-elect Donald Trump also visited Capitol Hill last night to pay his respects to former President Jimmy Carter.

That is NPR's Tamara Keith. Tam, thank you. You're welcome. President-elect Donald Trump also visited Capitol Hill last night to pay his respects to former President Jimmy Carter.

So here to tell us all about this is NPR congressional correspondent Barbara. Barbara, good morning to you. Good morning. So Barbara, he met with the senators, Republican senators. What were the senators hoping for in that meeting?

So here to tell us all about this is NPR congressional correspondent Barbara. Barbara, good morning to you. Good morning. So Barbara, he met with the senators, Republican senators. What were the senators hoping for in that meeting?

So here to tell us all about this is NPR congressional correspondent Barbara. Barbara, good morning to you. Good morning. So Barbara, he met with the senators, Republican senators. What were the senators hoping for in that meeting?

Interesting. So that's what they wanted, that they get it.

Interesting. So that's what they wanted, that they get it.

Interesting. So that's what they wanted, that they get it.

Why does it matter if Trump signs off on a strategy?

Why does it matter if Trump signs off on a strategy?

Why does it matter if Trump signs off on a strategy?

That is NPR congressional correspondent Barbara Spratt. Barbara, thank you. Thank you.