Remembering Ford, the "accidental president"

Midmorning looks at the legacy of Gerald Ford. Ford is best known for his pardon of Richard Nixon, which both cost him politically and earned him respect for helping to move the country through a difficult period.

Guests

• Timothy Walch: Director of the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library in West Branch, Iowa. He's the editor of the book, "At the President's Side: The Vice Presidency in the 20th Century".

Resources

• NPR: Former President Gerald Ford Dies at 93
• Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library and Museum
• Gerald R. Ford Memorial