but ford's. with characteristic waspish ness said that a hotel was good enough for those coolidge's. and so, of course, before long, coolidge's are moved into the white house in place of mrs. harding. but any event there had talk for years, and then the idea came up. the the naval observatory, the admirals and walt's residence was going to be temporarily vacant for renovation. and griffin filed legislation which passed both houses to take the house away from the navy and turn it into a vice presidential residence. mrs. ford, to be perfectly honest with you, didn't really want to leave their home the very modest split level ranch house on crown drive in alexandra. that was the house they built. that was the house, you know, all their children knew the backyard swimming pool, you know, and but you know, she would do her duty. they were prepared to go until ford found out how much it was going to cost. and had jack marsh, a not a familiar name in many ways, i would argue the conscience of the ford a

he was the un-ford. ford insisted on seeing the good and everyone. hartmann fulfilled a vitally necessary role of imagining the worst about everyone. and together they harmonized in a, in a political hole. anyway, it was hartman who told ford hit the road. stay on the road, put as much distance as you can between this white house, this scandal because although we don't know how it's going to end, it's probably not going to end well. and it was advice ford may very well have reasoned it himself but in any event, he, he, he stayed on the road. it cannot however be said that he delivered the same message everywhere he went appearing on nbc's meet the press. ford said he could envision a compromise between the white house and the senate watergate committee over hundreds of presidential tapes being sought by the committee. his comments were immediately disowned by nixon's spokesman leaving the vice president to protest unconvincingly. i'm sure the president feels if i have a conviction, i should say it. he doesn't want me to be a rubber stamp that was for

he was the john ford. ford insists on seeing the good in everyone.filled a vitally necessary role of imagining the worst about everyone and together they harmonized in a political hole. anyway, it was hartman who told ford hit the road, stay on the road. put as much distance as you can between this white house. this scandal. and because, although we don't know how it's going to end, it's probably not going to end well. and it was advice. ford may very well have reason to himself, but in any event, he stayed on the road. it cannot, however, be said that he delivered the same message everywhere he went. appearing on nbc's meet the press, ford said he could envision a compromise between the white house and the senate watergate committee over hundreds of presidential tapes being sought by the committee. his comments were immediately disowned by nixon's spokesman, leaving the vice president to protest unconvincingly. i'm sure the president feels if i have a conviction, i should say it. he doesn't want me to be a rubber stamp. that was ford, who saw the go

he was the un-ford. ford insisted on seeing the good in everyone.artman fulfilled a vitally necessaryle role of imagining te worst about everyone. together they harmonized in a political hole. anyway, it was hartman who told ford, hit the road, stay on the road, put as much distance as you can between this white house, this scandal because although we don't know the how it's going to end, it's probably not going too end well. and if it was advice -- ford may very well have reasoned it himself, but in any event, he stayed on the road. it cannot, however, be said he delivered the same message everywhere he went. appealer on nbc's "meet the press," ford said e he could envision a compromise between the white house and the senate watergate committeepr over hundreds of presidential tapes being sought by the committee. his comments were immediately -- by a nixon spokesman leaving the vice president to protest unconvincingly, i'm sure the president feels if i have a conviction, i should say it. he b doesn't want me to be a rubber stamp. that was ford who s

ford. and that title would also apply to pat nixon. well, for these two remarkable women who became friends who encouraged each other to live their best lives in the pressure of public life and the glare of the white house. well, with us to give deeper insight into pat nixon and betty ford, we have some distinguished people on this stage, susan ford bales only daughter of president and mrs.. susan is the sponsor, the aircraft carrier uss gerald r ford and recognize one of her extraordinary service as the ship's sponsor. susan was named an honorary aviator by the united states navy, becoming only the 31st american ever to receive this distinction and the first woman ever to be so honored. she is the recipient of three honorary doctorates and is the author of two novels set in the white house. i'm waiting for those novels. get on tv now, because the netflix we need to clean up next looks a little. edward cox next to susan, the son in law of president and mrs. nixon. many of you recall that th

ford to affect the place of ford's lack of reflectiveness. those havell all been under seal ever since, until i was researching the book and i had access to all of the interviews for people who have since passed away here those allies remain confidential. it was an extraordinary source of information that a never been available before, and the most extraordinaryy was this exchang. mrs. ford told armbruster corti came home with a word from general haig that nixon would resign if he would pardon him. we discussed it and i said you can't do that. and he agreed and he turned it down, unquote. her last sentence i will refer to an incident that is still inh dispute. as jerry and betty climbed the stairs to the bedroom late at night after midnight, the phone rang. it was haig informing ford that nesting changed since they had last talked. in his memoirs, haig treats the call as ane routine courtesy to someone whos might sleep better knowing he was unlikely to be waken in the middle of the night by white house operators. ford himself said as much, al

ford. and that title would also apply to pat nixon. well, for these two remarkable women who became friends who encouraged each other to live their best lives in the pressure of public life and the glare of the white house. well, with us to give deeper insight into pat nixon and betty ford, we have some distinguished people on this stage, susan ford bales only daughter of president and mrs.. susan is the sponsor, the aircraft carrier uss gerald r ford and recognize one of her extraordinary service as the ship's sponsor. susan was named an honorary aviator by the united states navy, becoming only the 31st american ever to receive this distinction and the first woman ever to be so honored. she is the recipient of three honorary doctorates and is the author of two novels set in the white house. i'm waiting for those novels. get on tv now, because the netflix we need to clean up next looks a little. edward cox next to susan, the son in law of president and mrs. nixon. many of you recall that th

his view of ford is complicated. they were friends, they were genuinely friends and he valued for loyalty in the house. he once said he was the only decent republican, who was a rockefeller republican so he had a lot of regard for ford's political judgment. but he also said to a friend and probably in resentment that he was having this foisted off on him in some ways. ford asked him for his opinion and he said ford was an honest true w. 50 years on that's a compliment, all our redundancy but i don't think nixon intended it as a compliment. in any event nixon wasted no time. agnew resigned two years later in a somewhat garish celebratory event and in the eastern white house be on for a national television audience with the scrolling's screens performing. nixon introduced gerald ford as his choice to succeed agnew. and with that the starting pistol was fired. the fbi undertook the most extensive investigation of any candidate for office. 350 agents made it their business to investigate ford's finances and friends. the

and president ford thanks him. former president ford thanks and sits back down. and you can see carter is sort of collecting himself. now fast forward to 2007. fast forward to the moment when president carter is giving the eulogy for his friend and president carter at sort of the climax of the eulogy, he says, i cannot think of a better way to talk about my friend jerry than to repeat the words that i repeated so many decades ago. i want to thank carter clutch. as you can tell, he's fighting. he says. i want to thank my friend for doing all he did to heal our land. this iteration is really what a great political friendship as well. president carter said. this may be your line page, but i love this line. president carter and president ford were on stage together and they were asked about their friendship. and president carter said of all the former presidents, we have the best friendship of any of them, including adams and jefferson. look at what they came over, came. how did this happen? paige can speak beautifully to this as well. but it happened because at the

ford had these addictions. and that was the second thing that -- you know, all of a sudden she made it possible for people, p for families -- can think of the families that needed to talk about the addictions that were destroying their families. of all the families that would change because now there could bee an honest conversation about these things. again, mrs. fored -- ford and mrs. carter counted op each other in that conversation, they became very close. and that's why they'd go back and forth, they always had something to work on and talk about. >> that and mental health issues, much like addiction, thisas country's gone through an opioid crisis is, people talk about that now, but they weren't. forty years ago, that was not a conversation. the same thing with mental a illness. when people are having a mental health crisis, one of us became -- she workeded so hard to destigmatize the conversation, but it wasn't until covid where it really became destigmatized because parents could talk about it with their

and since we are here at the gerald ford museum, where does gerald ford, a president popularly known more for his media struggles and triumphs, how does he fit into this broader narrative? to answer these questions, i want to dig into three key, very memorable moments in the evolution of the entertainer in chief over the past half- century. and to show how these well- known moments reflect shifting ideas about american media and politics and the very policies that are shaping the business of television. on the surface, richard nixon's decision to appear as a last ditch effort to win votes in 1968 may appear the same as ron nesson, gerald ford's press secretary, his decision to appear on saturday night live, and bill clinton's decision to appear on mtv in 1992. and i certainly make the argument in the conclusion of my first book that each involve a strategy of using entertainment to bypass the press and speak directly to voters to sell their personalities on the campaign trail. but my new book shows that there is actually more to the story as well, and unpacking the shifting media lan

and since we are here at the gerald ford museum, where does gerald ford, a president popularly known more for his media struggles than triumphs. how does he fit into this broader narrative? to answer these questions? i want to dig into three key very memorable moments in the evolution of the entertainer in chief over the past half century. and to show how these well known moments reflect shifting ideas about the power of media in american politics and also the very policies that are shaping the business of television on the surface. richard nixon's decision to appear on "laugh in" as a last ditch effort to win votes in 1968. may appear the same as ron nessen, gerald ford's press secretary, his decision to appear on saturday night live and bill clinton's decision to appear on mtv in 1992. and i certainly make the argument in the conclusion of my first book that each involve a strategy of using entertainment to bypass the press and speak directly to voters to sell their personalities on the campaign trail. but my new book shows that there's actually more to the story as well. and unpac

r ford christmas. oh, so excellent. enjoy that. great. thank you and thank you so much. what you do as archivist and a museum to encourage these conversations and to encourage the study of history. it's incredible. thank you so we have your.good e national press club the place where news happens i'm eileen o reilly the 2023 president of the national press club and managing editor

president ford was parentally worried about that. we have got to change our habits in this country structurally. >> i think we would like to have some time for the audience to ask questions as well. if you would like to ask a question, please raise your hand. we will bring you a microphone so people on the zoom can hear you as well. >> thank you very much for a very inspiring discussion so inspiring remembering the 60s i get teary when you talk about it. [laughter] it is not enough to go back and say things were better it's not enough to goe back and say this used to be worse. where is the hope in her current situation? >> you stole my last question. >> are going to try to end on something. the hope is people care about democracy in the care about voting. we have more people voting younger voters coming out the facts people care about this is very important. i will also say ambassador susan page is hear s from the universy of michigan and is on our board when she was ambassador she said she had a wonderful comment she made july 4 ove

r ford christmas. oh, so excellent. enjoy that. great. thank you and thank you so much. what you do as archivist and a museum to encourage these conversations and to encourage the study of history. it's incredible. thank you so we have your.

and president ford thanks him. former president ford thanks and sits back down. and you can see carter is sort of collecting himself. now fast forward to 2007. fast forward to the moment when president carter is giving the eulogy for his friend and president carter at sort of the climax of the eulogy, he says, i cannot think of a better way to talk about my friend jerry than to repeat the words that i repeated so many decades ago. i want to thank carter clutch. as you can tell, he's fighting. he says. i want to thank my friend for doing all he did to heal our land. this iteration is really what a great political friendship as well. president carter said. this may be your line page, but i love this line. president carter and president ford were on stage together and they were asked about their friendship. and president carter said of all the former presidents, we have the best friendship of any of them, including adams and jefferson. look at what they came over, came. how did this happen? paige can speak beautifully to this as well. but it happened because at the

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model t ford saw to it that the four volumes of the international ford saw to it that the four-point of the international jew were translated and published worldwide in 12 international editions, including one in germany. and stick a pin in that. other americans organize an anti-anti-semitic publicity campaign of notable and notably gentile americans, prominent public figures like woodrow wilson, clarence there, w.e.b. du bois, and william jennings bryan. all join the fight calling ford's utterings, coal, un-american and unchristian. the former president williamrd howard taft soon to be named chief justice of the supreme court accepted a speaking engagement at an anti-defamation league meeting in chicago two days before christmas 1920. he lambasted henry ford and his loony assertions about a powerful jewish conspiracy surreptitiously stripping power from christians around the world. taft said there's not the slightest ground for anti-semitism among us. it has no place in free america. that german edition of ford's book landed inan the hands of oe particularly gifted propagandis propa

well, that ford that the engineers thought was a ford was not a ford. it would not support a crossing. and they will rodman's men before they know it's not a ford. we'll moving toward that supposed ford at 1030 they realize it's a ford because the artoo steep they're going to have to march downstream in order to find the the real ford that's ford and eventually they find it at just before one. and here ty are crossing. as the 20 as the 51st and 51st. new york, pennsylvania. but these guysre dgerous because they're going to flank they're going to come across, they're going to surround pontlly and the whole confederate defensive line collapses. so this is the fighting th's going on at the lower bridge. it's 3 hours that 28th ohio. they couldn't attack did find another cr spot and not major compared to the cornfield or some of the other areas. look at this. i mean, this is impressive. the number of men in position to attack lee is very right flank and who comes just in the nick of time. a.p. hill. right. okay. finally, hopefully the hook is not going to co

well, that ford that the engineers thought was a ford was not a ford. it would not support a crossing. and they will rodman's men before they know it's not a ford. we'll moving toward that supposed ford at 1030 they realize it's a ford because the are o steep they're going to have to march downstream in order to find the the real ford that's ford and eventually they find it at just before one. and here theare crossing. as the 20 as the 51st and 51st. new york, pennsylvania. but these guys aanrous because they're going to flank they're going to come across, they're going to surround poteiay and the whole confederate defensive line collapses. so this is the fighting that's going on at the lower bridge. it's 3 hourshat 28th ohio. they couldn't attack did find another cros spot and not major compared to the cornfield or some of the other areas. look at this. i mean, this is impressive. the number of men in position to attack lee is very right flank and who comes just in the nick of time. a.p. hill. right. okay. finally, hopefully the hook is not going to co

well, that ford that the engineers thought was a ford was not a ford. it would not support a crossing. and they will rodman's men before they know it's not a ford. we'll moving toward that supposed ford a1030 they realize it's a ford because the are too steep they're going to have to march downstream in order to find the the real ford that's ford and eventually they find it at just before one. and here they are crossing. as the 20 as theand 51st. new york, pennsylvania. but these guys are dangerous because they're going to flank they're going to come across, they're going to surround potentially and the whol confederate defensive line collapses. so this is the fighting that's going on at the lower bridge. it'3 hours that 28th oo. they couldn't attack did find another crossing spot and not major compared to the cornfield or some of the other areas. look at this. i mean, this is impressive. the number of men in position to attack lee is very right flank and who comes just in the nick of time. a.p. hill. right. okay. finally, hopefully the hook is not goin

well, that ford that the engineers thought was a ford was not a ford. it would not support a crossing. and they will rodman's men before they know it's not a ford. we'll moving toward that supposed ford at 1030 they realize it's a ford because the artoo steep they're going to have to march downstream in order to find the the real ford that's ford and eventually they find it at just before one. and here they are crossing. as the 20 as the 51st and 51st. new york, pennsylvania. but these guys aregerous because they're going to flank they're going to come across, they're going to surround pontlly and the whole confederate defensive line collapses. so this is the fighting th's going on at the lower bridge. it's 3 hours that 28th ohio. they couldn't attack did find another cr spot and not major compared to the cornfield or some of the other areas. look at this. i mean, this is impressive. the number of men in position to attack lee is very right flank and who comes just in the nick of time. a.p. hill. right. okay. finally, hopefully the hook is not going to

well, that ford that the engineers thought was a ford was not a ford. it would not support a crossing. and they will rodman's men before they know it's not a ford. we'll moving toward that supposed ford at 1030 they realiz it's a ford because the are too steep they're going to have to march downstream order to find the the real ford that's ford and eventually they find it at just before one. and here they are crossing. as the0 as the 51st and 51st. neyo, pnsylvania. but these guys are dangerous because they're going tflank they're going to come across, they're going to surround potentially and the whole nfederate defensive line collapses. so this is the fighting that's going on at the lower bridge. it's 3 hours that 28th ohio. they couldn'tttack did find another crossing spot and not major compared to the cornfield or some of the other areas. look at this. i mean, this is impressive. the number of men in position to attack lee is very right flank and who comes just in the nick of time. a.p. hill. right. okay. finally, hopefully the hook is not going to

ford attributes all evil to jews.ers to forego the use of any brass in his model t automobile he called brass, a quote, jew metal. force that whatever there's anything wrong with the country you'll find the jews on the job there. he blamed a vast -- jewish conspiracy for inciting his workers and stockholders to demand that he share a sliver more of the expensive ford company profits with them. he blamed jews for the gold standard and advent of the federal reserve bank. he blamed jews for ruining motion pictures in america. he blamed jews for ruining popular music, he blamed jews for ruining baseball. ford was hardly the only radical antisemite circa 1920, but it addition to his fortune in famous name in his iconic company, he had a megaphone your average crazy uncle lacked. he had twitter. i'm getting. it's x, i'm sources pay x. he had a newspaper. it was called the dearborn independent. which he had purchased for a song in 1918. the paper was a big money loser in the beginning, poor to middling circulation. ford's ed

well, that ford that the gineers thought was a ford was not a ford. it would not support a crossing. and they will rodman's men before they know it's not a ford. we'll moving toward that supposed ford at 1030 they realize it's a ford because the are o steep they're going to have to march downstream in order to find the the real ford that's ford and eventually they find it at just before one. and here they are crossing. as the 20 as the 51st and 51st. new york, pennsylvania. but these guys arous because they're going to flank they're going to come across, they're going to surround poteiay and the whole confederate defensive line collapses. so this is the fighting that's going on at the lower bridge. it's 3 hourshat 28th ohio. they couldn't attack did find another cros spot and not major compared to the cornfield or some of the other areas. look at this. i mean, this is impressive. the number of men in position to attack lee is very right flank and who comes just in the nick of time. a.p. hill. right. okay. finally, hopefully the hook is not going to co

ford -- these headlines were splashed on to the pages of ford's paper which was distributed in ford dealershipsl form. it was time, the international jew. it ran to four volumes. never mind that the protocols was exposed as make-believe in 1921, right in the middle of henry for it's not a two-week series. his likely international jew essays continued without pause. and ford motor dealers kept tossing that latest issue up that durable an independent on the front seat of newly-purchased model ts all over the country. ford salt at the four volumes of the international jew were translated and published worldwide in 12 international editions, including one in germany and put a pin on that. of all the contributions henry ford made to this world, one of them was this. the most prolific, most sustained published attack on jews the world had ever known. the german edition of ford's book had landed in the hands of one particular got to propagandist. when adolf hitler's book, i mein kampf, was published in 1925, the author appeared not to leftist ideas but whole passages from ford's own publications. mein

christopher ford: we have yet to see what systemic consequences this law will have.r: health care providers like christopher ford, a milwaukee-based emergency medicine physician, found themselves in legal limbo, when the default legal standing reverted back to a law from 1849. it says destroying the life of an unborn child is a felony except to save the life of the mother. christopher ford: we are in a situation where that interpretation of a law from 1849 is really a gray area. kristin lyerly: we didn't even know that germs caused disease in 1849. reporter: before roe v wade was overturned, dr. kristin lyerly, an obgyn from green bay, counseled patients at one of the few planned parenthood clinics in wisconsin that provided abortions. following the decision, she, doctor ford and doctor jenn jury mcintosh, a maternal fetal medicine physician in milwaukee joined a lawsuit challenging the law. jenn jury mcintosh: now we're operating this narrow channel of providing the best care and not committing malpractice and being careful not to break a law. these pregnant people

hold packages from ford's own publications. the first edition of extolled henry ford by name. wrote its jews who govern the stock exchange that forces the american union makes it more and more the controlling masters of the producers in the nation of 120 million only a single great man t ford to their fury still maintains full independence. by this time it sent german shock troops to major american cities to aid in what he hoped would be ford's run for president in 1924. when a reporter for the news showed up at a ported headquarters in munich in december 1931 to interview she had a series called five minutes with men in the public eye. she was surprised to find hanging on the wall behind his desk a large framed portrait of ann american, america's most famous anti-semite. explained to the newspaper woman hypercard henry ford is my inspiration. the reporter asked hitler pointblank why he was anti-semitic. he said without hesitation somebody had to be blamed for our troubles. so, the very basic idea of democracy is that everybody gets his say. we altogether all the citizens use

and ford did as well.see things falling short of expectations, you might say, a couple of quarters ago, jim farley did not wait. he said, you know what, we clearly see the demand increasing for hybrids, we're going to pivot that way. they're not giving up on evs, still investing there, but they are putting greater resources into hybrids. and so, gm just has never put in as much resources into hybrids. neither has stellantis. right now ford is benefiting. >> let me take you back to the hawaiian/alaska deal. why is alaska paying such a premium? one of the biggest premiums we've seen for any deal of this size ever. and it would seem that, if anything, you could get a deal on buying a rival airline right now. why are they paying so much and is that why their shares are down so much on this news? >> their shares are down on this, two things. one, it's a nice premium they're paying here. where was hawaiian's shares on friday? $5 a share? if this goes through, it'll be $18 a share. the other reason they're down i

thank you very much, that is andy ford. — days. thank you very much, that is andy ford.t is andy ford, bill ford. _ now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. as we head into christmas, we've got a spell of a windy weather to come. and the strongest of the winds are likely to be overnight tonight into thursday. and it's during this period that we've got the higher risk of some travel disruption. now, what we're seeing at the moment is a lot of clouds streaming our way, bringing some rain and drizzle over western hills and coasts in particular. but the winds are strengthening already, this run of westerly winds around the top of that area of high pressure. but it's this low pressure that we've got here towards iceland that is going to run to the north of scotland and then into scandinavia. that has been named storm pia by the danish weather service. but there will be some impacts here in the uk as well. so we've got windy weather through this evening, very mild, ten, maybe 11 degrees, some more rain over these western coasts and hills where it'

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grat jimmy carter defeated the republican gerald ford in the 1976 presidential election. columbia university offered him an endowed chair position in 1977, which enraged the students to the extent that colombia had to withdraw their offer. georgetown university appointed kissenger at its center for strategic and international studies where he taught for several years. throughout his career, kissenger continued his consulting activities, speaking engagements and writing articles and books on foreign affairs. henry kissinger founded kissenger associates and new york city in 1982. this secretive consulting firm provided its high-profile client. with advice on investment opportunities, strategic partnerships and government relations on the international level. kissinger's interference in the south american affairs during the 70s came back to hunt him over the following four decades. under the direction of kissinger, the cia actively interfered in chile's politics when the democratically elected salvador ayande was the president. the cia's operations went beyond manipulating t

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gerald ford officially adopted this policy in 1975, although the records were not declassified until the 9. in the immediate future, the republic of south africa can show its dedication to africa and its potential contribution to africa by using its influence in saltzbury to promote a rapid negotiated settlement for majority rule in rodija. the term shuttle diplomacy was adopted after kissinger intervented to end the 1973 arab israeli conflict. he was initially against the us involvement and actually delayed informing president nixon on the conflict, but kissenger did start brokeringing a peace process that was eventually. analyzed by president jimmy carter during the 1978 cam david accords. kissinger left office as the democrat jimmy carter defeated the republican gerald ford in the 1976 presidential election. columbia university offered him an endowed chair position in 1977 which enraged the students to the extent that colombia had to withdraw their offer. university appointed kissinger at its center for strategic and international studies where he taught for several years. through

in general, the ford 550 chassis, on which the novator is built, is designed for 9 tons balance. butnian armored vehicles were able to modify it so that it could withstand 15 tons of load. novator's ranflete tires, i.e. they are able to help the car travel another 50 km if damaged due to a special support insert. and this, according to the ukrainian military, saved their lives more than once. a powerful ford eight-cylinder engine with a volume of 6.7 liters, strengthened by a turbine and producing from 300 horsepower, due to which this heavy armored car flies along the track just like a swallow and overcomes off-road just like a beast. your direct foreign competitors, yes, which have already appeared at the front in ukraine, jltv, then turkish cobra, saint, polsanivsky, israeli, it is not yet at the front, but nevertheless... less, this is what is in this market niche , what is the advantage of the innovator over them, well, except for the price, it is clear. sentkets, in the security service of ukraine, have been used since the 16th year, it seems, that's why we have such experience

ford, your reaction to what you heard? way to spin biden inflation, which is very real to the average person. talk about that, prices are up 17% but we look at essentials, food is up 20%, rent is up 18%, electricity is up 24%. these are not luxury items. these are the essentials that every day people need and when we look at those swing polls that you just cited, liz, this is earth shattering. donald trump if the election were held today would be the 47th president of the united states and getting 47 electoral votes and in 2016 when he did win the presidency, his numbers were never as good as they are right now. elizabeth: this president regulated the economy into stagnation. we were suffering and coming out of pandemic lockdowns that many democrats supported, and that hurt the u.s. economy, 22 million run out of work. what this white house did was historic and put mandates on the economy and said the u.s. must go all electric and demanded people buy only electric cars and appliances and put mandates on things like vaccine