American Presidents
Doug Wead has had the privilege of meeting six American presidents and has conducted hours of interviews with them. He has co-authored a book with a president, served as an advisor to two presidents, and served on the senior staff of the White House for one. Wead has written over 1,000 pages of memorandums to presidents, some are available in their libraries, but most are classified. He has also had the privilege of serving on charity committees with six first ladies.
For 24 years, Doug Wead has been researching and writing about the families of the American presidents. All the Presidents’ Children, the first of two books about the first families, was an instant New York Times bestseller. The second, The Raising of a President was the first book written on the subject of the presidents’ parents.
For 24 years, Doug Wead has been researching and writing about the families of the American presidents. All the Presidents’ Children, the first of two books about the first families, was an instant New York Times bestseller. The second, The Raising of a President was the first book written on the subject of the presidents’ parents.
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Biden Can't Get Trump Out of His Brain.
President Biden's foreign policy is off to a shaky start but the national media is providing help. Doug Wead is interviewed by Natalie Harp on One American News.
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President Trump's State of UnionHistorian Doug Wead says President Trump’s State of the Union speech caught his critics by surprise. Wead says it invoked emotion and compares the techniques used in Trump’s speech to those of Lincoln, FDR and Washington.
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President Obama Chose Greatness Over BitternessPresident Obama, like many other presidents, was abandoned by his father and yet he processed it differently than many would, “choosing greatness over bitterness.”
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Trump in historyLou Dobbs, in one of his last television interviews, talks to Doug Wead about his book on the Trump presidency. What will history say about the colorful leader?
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