The Unfinished Presidency Of Jimmy Carter,” and he’s back with us again. Mr. Bird, good morning, sir. KAI BIRD: Thank you for having me, Steve. INSKEEP: And sympathies on your loss. I know that you spoke with President Carter many times over the years.

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Thousands of people show up at the U.S. Capitol to honor and pay their respects to former President Jimmy Carter as he lay in state.

What people thought about at the public viewing of Jimmy Carter lying in state in the Capitol: reflections on a long and well-lived life, anxiety over what lies ahead.

The nation pauses to honor Jimmy Carter for his service as a naval officer, governor and president, and his four decades of humanitarian work after leaving the White House.