Hiding in Plain Sight - Lady Bird Johnson
About this Video
New York Times bestselling author Julia Sweig discusses her recent book Hiding in Plain Sight, which details the previously underrated and misunderstood White House influence of Lady Bird Johnson. For more about the author and to learn where to purchase Hiding in Plain Sight, visit Julia Sweig's website.
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