Lyndon B. Johnson

David Brinkley on covering the 1964 political conventions

Kevin Carlisle on a photo of him with President Lyndon B. Johnson

Mike Douglas on meeting several United States Presidents including Lyndon B. Johnson

Betty Cole Dukert on Meet the Press in Los Angeles for the 1960 Democratic Primary

Betty Cole Dukert on various Presidents and Meet the Press: Lyndon B. Johnson

Murray Fromson on covering Lyndon B. Johnson for NBC News during the 1960 presidential election, and a trip he took to report on military bases in Asia during that time - and relaying the story of his trip to Johnson

Murray Fromson on covering the 1960 Democratic National Convention for NBC News, and Lyndon B. Johnson getting the vice presidential nomination

Murray Fromson on his impression of Lyndon B. Johnson from covering him during the 1960 presidential election for NBC News

William Froug on doing a film with Rod Serling after JFK died introducing Lyndon Johnson to the world

Leonard H. Goldenson on his close relationships with several American presidents - Lyndon B. Johnson

Leonard H. Goldenson on a photo with Lyndon B. Johnson

Lucy Jarvis on producing the NBC News documentary Who Shall Live?

Ted Koppel on reporting on JFK's assassination for ABC radio - covering new President Lyndon B. Johnson

Brian Lamb on his Navy career in the Johnson White House

Robert MacNeil on how Kennedy and Johnson dealt with the press

Don Mischer on JFK's assassination and starting in television

Bill Monroe on NBC News' coverage of the Vietnam War, and on covering the Lyndon B. Johnson administration

Bill Moyers on meeting Senator Lyndon Johnson

Bill Moyers on Lyndon Johnson's reaction to Joseph McCarthy's anti-communist paranoia; on memorable moments from working for Johnson 

Bill Moyers on linking up with Lyndon Johnson again

Bill Moyers on working for Lyndon Johnson when Johnson made a run for the Presidency in 1960

Bill Moyers on JFK's assassination and being there when Johnson was sworn in as President; on becoming White House Press Secretary

Bill Moyers on the "Daisy" ad for the 1964 Presidential campaign

Bill Moyers on Lyndon Johnson not being good on television

Bill Moyers strategies for working with the press when he served as Johnson's White House Press Secretary

Bill Moyers on the relationship between the Johnson administration and the press during the Vietnam War

Bill Moyers on Lyndon Johnson and television 

Bill Moyers on Lyndon Johnson and the Civil Rights Movement, and dealing with the FBI trying to discredit Martin Luther King, Jr.

Bill Moyers on who he believes killed JFK and his thoughts on the conspiracy theories

Bill Moyers on his own beliefs and Johnson's beliefs about the Vietnam War

Bill Moyers on resigning from the Johnson administration in 1967

Bill Moyers on his thoughts about public television and those of Lyndon Johnson

Roger Mudd on covering JFK's assassination for CBS News

Dan Rather on reporting on President Johnson

Dan Rather on covering the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago and Lyndon Johnson

Morley Safer on Bill Moyers role in how Safer was perceived

Marlene Sanders on co-anchoring LBJ's inauguration with Peter Jennings

Max Schindler on directing the coverage of the Kennedy assassination for NBC News

Max Schindler on covering Pope Paul VI visiting the United States

Howard K. Smith on President Johnson's speech for the Voting Rights Act

Howard K. Smith on Lyndon B. Johnson

Howard K. Smith on his thoughts on Lyndon Johnson

Sid Smith on a Bill Moyers-Lyndon Johnson story

Tom and Dick Smothers on their relationship with the Johnson administration

Tom and Dick Smothers on their relationship with the Johnson administration

Sanford Socolow on the friendship between Frank Stanton and Lyndon Johnson and whether it influenced CBS news coverage of Vietnam

Robert Trout on covering the 1964 Democratic Convention (Lyndon B. Johnson)

Mike Wallace on interviewing President Lyndon B. Johnson

Barbara Walters on informally meeting President Lyndon Johnson

Brian Williams on writing a letter to President Lyndon B. Johnson at age eight

Perry Wolff on going to work for CBS making documentaries and his friendship with Lady Bird Johnson, wife of President Lyndon B. Johnson

David L. Wolper on doing convention films in 1964 for Lyndon B. Johnson