Summary: Doro Bush Koch, daughter of George H.W. Bush and sister of George W. Bush, discusses the new memoir she has written about her father's life. For over half a century, President George H.W. Bush has played a part in American and world history. Bush served in Congress, headed the CIA, served as U.S. Liaison to China during Chairman Mao's rule, chaired the Republican National Committee during Watergate, and was Vice President during the administration of Ronald Reagan before becoming President in 1989. Having conducted hundreds of interviews with family members, world figures, and former American presidents, Koch has written a memoir of an American president and a chronicle of a rapidly changing nation. Program recorded on 10/15/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org
