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Full Bio: The Legacy of Lady Bird Johnson

President Lyndon Johnson and Lady Bird view the Rio Grande River flowing in its new channel project which completes the Chamizal agreement with Mexico. The president waves to spectators on Dec. 13, 19

For the final installment in this edition of our "Full Bio" series, Julia Sweig discusses the Johnsons' final years in office and Lady Bird Johnson's legacy. Sweig is author of the book Lady Bird Johnson: Hiding in Plain Sight and host of the podcastIn Plain Sight: Lady Bird Johnson.

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