us the sizene for and scope of the problem and particularly the long term employment problem.eally move on to anybody's suggested solutions. did you learn about what people think the answer to the problem is or did you developed any of your own thoughts? lies withinr really the people themselves, the average joe working and creating businesses and putting money back into the economy. along with railroads and things like that. spending on infrastructure. >> your idea would create more jobs for the people josh was talking about. overall, unemployment has a cascading effect. can you tell me more about this connected to this and connected to this in your story? first loses his job. -- he hasl insurance had medical problems since he was out of college. he cannot pay for that because he does not have the paycheck. >> so he lost his employer and funded health insurance and had to go on medicaid. >> he cannot afford his medical insurance and he loses his house. all of these different aspects incorporate in not having a pay check. >> it was interesting that he found volunteer work outs

and on the security council, eisenhower sent him abroad on trips, and dulls suggested nixon should visit africa. so there were lots of things that sizenhour -- eisenhower did thursdaying to get nixon up to speed. >> do you think -- there are people who argue that it was the experience of -- a searing experience of losing such a close election to john f. kennedy in 1960 that was the trauma. you're laying the foundation for an argument it's ike's fault. >> no. no. no. i think -- >> ike was a father figure and he couldn't please his father figure. >> i'm not going to get into psycho analysis. >> it's so much fun. >> everyone else does. >> i don't richard nixon painted himself in the bathroom. >> no. no. i just -- it was a wonderful line, thought he was inthe influence of dick cheney but in fact it was freud. i believe the 1960 election was hugely traumatic on all kinds of levels. knickson, who always regarded kennedy as a friend, he liked kennedy, won of the things i found, after nixon's nastiest campaign in california, against douglas, which got democrats to forever turn against him. but nixon said at harvard, i'm really glad mrs. dougl

and on the security council, eisenhower sent him abroad on trips, and dulls suggested nixon should visit africa. so there were lots of things that sizen hour -- eisenhower did thursdaying to get nixon up to speed. >> do you think -- there are people who argue that it was the experience of -- a searing experience of losing such a close election to john f. kennedy in 1960 that was the trauma. you're laying the foundation for an argument it's ike's fault. >> no. no. no. i think -- >> ike was a father figure and he couldn't please his father figure. >> i'm not going to get into psycho analysis. >> it's so much fun. >> everyone else does. >> i don't richard nixon painted himself in the bathroom. >> no. no. i just -- it was a wonderful line, thought he was inthe influence of dick cheney but in fact it was freud. i believe the 1960 election was hugely traumatic on all kinds of levels. knickson, who always regarded kennedy as a friend, he liked kennedy, won of the things i found, after nixon's nastiest campaign in california, against douglas, which got democrats to forever turn against him. but nixon said at harvard, i'm really glad mrs. doug