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I Met This Woman, I Fell In Love With Her, And I'm A Public Figure.

What Was Really Great With Eleanor Roosevelt - I Mean, Of Course, We All Have This Stereotypical, Really Satirical Almost, Version Of How She Speaks. What Was Really Interesting To Me Was I Found Various Radio And Tv Appearances Of Hers, But There Was One Talk Show That I Saw Her On; She Was The Only Woman, It Was All Men. They Were Talking About Policy - I Think It Was After She Was First Lady. I Think It Was More In The U.n. Days.

When Nancy Reagan Was Presented With People Who She Really Felt Like Weren't Going To Judge Her, There Was Such A Floodgate Of Affection And Warmth And Physical Affection That, Most Of The Time, Was Kept At Bay Because, "oh, Someone's Going To Say Something." I Think That Because Of So Many Things That Happened To Her In Her Childhood, But Also In The Press.

It Is Interesting To See How Far We've Come As A Society Since Then. But Also How Everybody Keeps Touching [ronald] Reagan And Trying To Evoke Him.

[my Mother] Worked In The Seagram's Building; It's Kind Of An Iconic '60s Skyscraper On A Floor So High That Your Ears Popped. And All The Women - The Whole Thing Was So Very Mad Men, Very Glamorous.