David Rubenstein's Take On What American History Can Teach Our Politicians

David Rubenstein discusses his project of moderating conversations with historians to educate lawmakers on history. The initiative aims to bridge bipartisan gaps and enhance understanding of historical events. Rubenstein shares insights from his book, 'The American Story,' highlighting key historical figures and the importance of history education. He reflects on the roles of women in history and the future of historical documentation. Rubenstein concludes with personal reflections on his contributions and the current political landscape.

What is the main goal of David Rubenstein's conversations with lawmakers and historians?

How does David Rubenstein believe lawmakers should engage with the country's history?

What statistics does David Rubenstein mention regarding Americans' knowledge of government branches?

What influence did women have in the early days of the United States according to David Rubenstein?

What does David Rubenstein suggest about the importance of studying history in relation to current events?

What does David Rubenstein say about the future of historians writing about President Trump?

Why does David Rubenstein think it is too early to judge President Trump's term?