Presidents John Adams and Thomas Jefferson were bitter rivals during the early days of the United States, but historian Gordon S. Wood explains why their friendship would survive due in large part to the close relationship formed by the two men while serving America abroad. #JFKForum | JFK Library Foundation

Thomas Jefferson and John Adams were fierce political rivals who were able to put aside their differences to further the common good. Now, a new exhibit at Monticello is examining their rivalry and friendship, while also providing a guide on how to navigate our current political climate. | CBS Mornings