Remembering the life and work of Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David McCullough

David McCullough:

Well, you also have to keep an open mind, because often you find it in a person, somebody who has something say.

When I was working on my Truman book, I interviewed one of his Secret Service guards. And at the end of the interview, I said — I thanked him very much, because he really gave me a lot of time, and it was infinitely interesting and valuable.

And I thanked him. And I said, particularly when I think about how many times you must have been asked these questions.

He said: "Mr. McCullough, I have never been asked these questions."

(LAUGHTER)

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