So, design the presidency effect you that knew the march.

And again, from what your country can do for you.

On January 10th, the Washington Post is launching a podcast called Presidential.

As luck would have it, there are 44 weeks between the beginning of January and Election Day

November.

So I'm going to explore the character, legacy, and leadership style of every single American

president, starting with George Washington and Week 1 and finishing just in time for

the election.

I'll be interviewing Pulitzer Prize winning historians like Doris Kerns Goodwin, David

McCullough, and John Meacham.

My view of Jackson is that his sins were the nation's sins.

And so, to condemn him without condemning the nation itself is sort of a cop out.

I'm also going to turn to Washington Post reporters and editors who are experts on covering

the American presidency, like Bob Woodward.

What do you remember Clinton for?

It's a great, debatable question.

Presidential will question why it is we remember certain presidents the way we do, why we've

forgotten about others and whether we should have forgotten about them, and what all those

legacies tell us about who we are as a country.

I'm Lillian Cunningham, the leadership editor at the Washington Post, and I'll be your host.

I'm not a history buff, so I'll ask the ridiculous questions you would probably never ask the

country's best presidential experts.

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