during the coolidge or during the harding coolidge and hoover administrations the mantra was less government business more business and government for forbid quote from coolidge. people was their faith in government in in the twenty's in the late twenty's in the during the who were ministration f.d.r. basically brought that faith back and that held through the eyes not republican eisenhower administration i think in many ways even during the nixon administration although they lost their faith in nixon but then ronald reagan came along and campaigned on government as the problem and for the first time since coolidge we had heard a president and basically a montreux that government was broken government was the problem and i haven't heard much pushback on that in the thirty years since that time to what extent is that responsible for this distrust of government versus actual policies that seem to be working or or not. well there has been and india logical sea change in american politics since the late one nine hundred seventy s. there's no doubt about it but at the same time if you look at tru

would forest is one of the most revered places in all of our cars as well as in the could glory coolidge. the stream running through the marriage which creates a special microclimate. the groves of moss covered trees look like they've been sprinkled with emeralds. the village of as sits near the fairy tale scenery. each morning about the ships go about their household chores. they have cows and many goats every day husband and wife italian club via make salumi a traditional i because cheese the secret to this produce is in the fermentation. cheese making begins with a fundamental process. they will use the x. tracks from the stomach of a call. space is how we do it. the foot quickly brings the could in the vax to the right temperature once it's already needed the cheese can be served today look at people like the patchy shelves and again plan for the future. vitali is going to set up a tourist camp in the courtyard of his house he will treat the guests to homemade cheese and take them on guided tours. cheese is a form of income for us it's like our national currency are quite open there

he enabled me to become the king of cool at coolidge college, thanks to his many insightful life lessonske, "two's company, "and three is only good if there's no class the next day." i'm now going to england to take the path of another great man, my father, and continue my academic studies at camford university. after pursuing my degree in history, i'll go ahead and get a minor in major [...] munching. you're not listening to anything i'm saying, are you?

tavis: sadly your father didn't make it to the white house but a guy named calvin coolidge and one of the most famous lines is the business of america is business. since when has america not been a corporation? one can argue and i will say it again, that america was a corporation before it was a country. i hear the points you are making, but since america hasn't been a business? >> you are a cynical man and i understand what you are saying, but i see there has been a tension between the idealism that created our first democracy in the history of mankind. at the time of the civil war, there were six democracies on the face of the planet, but today there are 120 and they have been inspired by american exceptionalism. but we made a ton of mistakes but created a model for human beings governing themselves with institutions of justice and by the creation of informed public and the middle class and all of these things are the components of a good democracy. we lost our democracy in the guilded age in the 1880's and 1890's. they had trusts, steel trusts, oil trusts, sugar trusts, john d. roc

people liked that he played up being a farmer. >> calvin coolidge is back.electable or is he an he echo of the election we lost last time. george bush is really the guy barack obama beat. if barack obama continues to fall like this in the polls, if perry does start to move up and demonstrates electability, this is a tough two-man race. >> we'll see how this one plays out, alex. >> jobs ksz jobs, jobs. we'll see how it plays out. fascinating day today. >>> we'll flip the page when we come back. a huge drop in his support among white voters. next, two key voices from obama 2008, tell us the president's bus tour everyone other recent steps teach us about 2012. [ woman ] welcome back, jogging stroller. you've been stuck in the garage, while my sneezing and my itchy eyes took refuge from the dust in here and the pollen outside. but with 24-hour zyrtec®, i get prescription strength relief from my worst allergy symptoms. it's the brand allergists recommend most. ♪ lily and i are back on the road again. where we belong. with zyrtec®, i can love the air®. [ martin lu

the two that he actually quoted were margaret that mucher and calvin coolidge.servatives who hear reagan quoted all the time, there were people that paid attention to that and the number one word no one paid attention to in his speech. farmer. people liked that he played was playing up being a farmer. >> calvin coolidge is back. >> he is back. >> only in america. >> that is the big challenge for perry. he is an echo or the election we lost lasorda time. why would we make a sequel to the movie no one went to see last time? but if barack obama continues to fall like this in the polls, if perry does start to move up and demonstrates electability, this is a tough two-man race. >> we'll see how this plays out. jobs, jobs, jobs. we'll see how it plays. fascinating day today, and only more to come. we'll flip the pace. when we come back, a huge support among white voters. one reason rural america is a giant challenge for president obama. tell us what the president's bus tour and other steps teach us about 2012. k. it's my back. no, this is new bayer advanced aspirin...

disappointment april twenty seventh this is the same drill site that blanks infused with new like by derek coolidge. made it to the good during cup finals where they were stuck just one step from the trophy like a chill boat house so i want you life on the eve of the fourth season the magician men are looking to become even stronger. with their major reinforcements coming from sweden new head coach bent gustavsson led his country to olympic gold in turin two thousand and six and world championship victory in the same year this isn't the simulate clad blue and yellow as ambitious expectations are is clear as daylight older gustavsson remains cautious it's tough to set a goal now we're going to win the championship and of course everybody wants to win it but that's not a realistic goal right now but maybe during the season when you fail that you know we're we could be a should be up there so it's sort of tough. to set a goal right now whatever the fifty three year old has a precise understanding of what he wants his team to be going to be like kids but there's a pain in the ass for every team because

disappointment april twenty seventh this is the same drill site blanks infused with new like by derek chick coolidge militia leader needed to get going cup finals where they were stuck just one step from the trophy mikey chill powerhouse saw a few lives however on the eve of the fourth season and the fishermen are looking to become even stronger. with their major reinforcement coming from sweden you head coach then argued gustavsson led his country to olympic gold in turin two thousand and six and world championship victory in the same year this isn't the similarly clad blue and yellow as ambitious expectations are is clear as daylight over gustafsson remains cautious. stuff to set a goal and now we're going to win the championship on the course everybody wants to win a purpose not a realistic goal right now but maybe during the season we will feel that you know where we could be or should be up there so it's really tough. to set a goal right now or whatever the fifty three year old is a precise understanding of what you want this team to be in are going to be our kids but it's a pain in the ass for

do something different now you know it's not like we haven't seen this before during the hurting coolidge and hoover administrations all the rules on banking in and stock transactions and whatnot were pretty much a done away with ignored or didn't exist and led to great crash and f.d.r. came in and as the banks were failing all around and instead of bailing out the banks he said the people who own these five year exploding balloon mortgages will create a federal agency and turn that to a thirty year mortgage that that agency resolved you know wrapped up business in the early sixty's if i recall right and actually showed a profit were a good when when they deregulated the s n l's and two thousand and eighty two rather and they have been blew up and crash in eighty six he went in and hired all the heads of the signals and and over a thousand people were criminally prosecuted why didn't the bush administration do any of that i mean just looking at history and why won't the obama administration do it now. well i guess ronald reagan was too progressive for today's democratic and republican par

court justice stone who was no great fan he was actually a republican had been appointed by calvin coolidge was no great fan of the new deal but as a justice he believed sensually that the legislature and supreme court sorry the congress more state legislatures had been empowered by the constitution to essentially do what they felt they needed to do in the national interest unless it were originally unconstitutional they were able to make whatever mistakes they wanted to make and so just a stone per. his conservative colleagues and so they were simply acting on the basis of what he called their economic predictions and not on the basis of the constitution well and then there's that notion of egregiously unconstitutional and what that means. the constitution and this is something in your book you describe where franklin roosevelt was laying out to forget who it was he was speaking to but he said here tell me where in the constitution says the supreme court has the right to strike down laws and in that in many ways he was echoing jefferson's arguments against marbury vs madison eighteen zero

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a great riposte to this was calvin coolidge when talking about the principles that if aighone wishes to deny thhhr tre por soundness the only dirn to proceed historically is not porwaip e but backwards t the time when there is no rights of the individual, no rules of the people. the principles of our founders are still under threat. the value of individual investment is under threat. you can't have a lively commercial society if profitmaking ising ed and enterprises are taxed and regulated. you can't have people getting ahead on their own if the important virtues like marriage and self diradipline and work ao washing away and you can't have labor have the dignity it dese comes if you have people o the right and left saying there are uropb americans wons of o d. lue are in a monumental conflic and we need a lincoln reaipln revival. bismarck says dog looks after drueats and full and the united states. i have seen all we have done to pf de wo back and it is so important. if you allow me another quote from lincoln he said the struggle of today is not for today but for aing and ailfer aig

you know, he has to be a little less, keep it cool calvin coolidge and a little more of harry truman.now, i think the sad part about this, and i read the whole report, s&p report this morning, is that if they had agreed, boehner and obama, on the $800 billion in revenues and the entitlement cuts and tax cuts and came up with that $4 trillion plan that was on the table, we wouldn't be seeing this downgrade and we wouldn't be seeing this -- this thing as bad -- wouldn't have seen the crash last week with the stock market. >> clearly, the s&p, joe, has been following the goings-on and they write the statutory debt ceiling in the threat of default has become political bargains chips in the debate over fiscal policy. you've got to wonder, to whom are they directing their frustration and is it fair to assume it's the members of the tea party? >> no. you have to consider at the end of the day where the buck stops. the buck stops with the president of the united states. this is not to beat up the president unfairly except to say whoever occupies that seat in the oval office and i worked for a

. >> the top three cheapest cities to live in niagra falls in new york, riverdale, georgia, and coolidge$50,000, $60,000 could bring you a new home in any of those communities. that's rent here in san francisco for some places. >>> frank gore will call san francisco home and he can afford it for the next few years. >> the 49ers signed the runningback to a new three-year contract extension. the team is expected to make a formal announcement today. >> gore set to make $21 million with $13.5 million guaranteed. no word on whether he will play in tomorrow night's game against san diego. but as long as he's healthy, that's the big thing about frank gore. of course that game is here on cbs 5 tomorrow night down in san diego. >> no need it play for that multi-million dollar contract. >> preseason isn't a big deal but we need him in the regular season. >> all right. hockey season just around the corner and the stanley cup is still making summer rounds with the boston bruin players who won it in june. >> but something bad has happened to the most storied trophy in all of sports. watch. >> oh!! >>

white house tour and not a campaign swing, and cannon falls has not had a president there since coolidge, so why these three stops? >> well, the president trying to make an impression on voters in key states in the election, and when you come to a small town like this, you will get tremendous local coverage. this is a huge event for cannon falls, and as a matter of fact, the last question he got at the town hall was from a young girl who said, why did you pick cannon falls, and he made a flattering remark about how cute the children are. everything that the president does is political, and even if he is pushing the policy agenda, as he is, he is ripping the republicans for not cooperating with him, and what he is trying to do ultimately is not only help the position in the 2012 campaign, but go over the heads of the congress, and leverage public pressure against the republicans to get them so when they come back in september, they are in a better mood to give him some of the policy goals that he wants, especially on the accelerating in the weakening the economy. >> and john, on both side

. >> well, it could be, but it's as much a problem for them, too, as calvin coolidge once said, theyired the money, didn't they? you know, russia has a one-pony economy. if oil and natural gas prices globally fell, their economy would collapse. they have an aging, sick, declining population. what they do have, because of high oil prices, is a rapidly increasing military capability, rebuilding, upgrading their ballistic missiles, and their nuclear weapons, all white united states declines under the obama administration's policies in all of our strategic weapons areas. >> greta: he called us parasites. i think it's fair for us to put on the screen for the viewers a little picture we have of him shirtless on his horse. if he can do it to us, we can have fun and tease him, we can sort of make fun of him shirtless on his horse. now that i got through that. in terms of the reset policy, what do we want from russia? russia has sort of been off the radar screen recently. what do we need from them and what do they need from us? >> well, russia today is acting as an international trouble-maker

back to the time of calvin coolidge who was one of the greatest job creators in the economy stem later in the world. what did he do? he shrank government. he shrank tax rates so the government could get out of the way and you could let the free market grow. we're in a situation, i perceive right now, that it's almost exactly the opposite. and the current administration is stifling all the creative spirits out there peter, you also think there is not going to be any kind of bond rating downgrade by s&p, by moody's? >> i think there will be a downgrade but it will be after the election and it will be irrelevant. japan, canada and australia were downgraded. each for different reasons did not suffer higher interest rates. right now the u.s. dollar is still the best place to go, the best safe haven. people say if the europe stabilizes, people will stop putting their money into euros. you don't put your money into the currency. you put it into bonds. you know when is the most euro denominated bonds in europe? it's not germany and france, it's italy. you can imagine the world rushing to itali

it is of no consequence to us, and a great opponent to this was calvin coolidge, who said, if anyonetheir truth or soundness, the only direction he can proceed historical is backwards to the time when there was no e. quality, no rights of the individual, regional equality, no rights of individual. -- when there was no equality, no rights of individual. you cannot have a lively commercial society if profit- making is nullified. you cannot have people getting ahead on their own if the important virtues like marriage and self discipline and work are washing away, and you cannot have labor have the dignity it deserves if you have people on the right and left saying there are jobs americans will not do, so i think we are in a monumental conflict in this country. i think we need a linkedin or -- or reaganesque revival. i have seen all we have done to fight back over the last two years, and it is so important. it is -- lincoln said in 1861, the struggle of today is not all for today. it is for a vast future also, and that is just as true now. lincoln gave a speech as a young man, where he t

and a greatly post to this was -- a great riposte to this was calvin coolidge who said, if anyone wishes or soundness, the only way to proceed is not forward but backwards to a time when there was no equality, no rights of the individual, no rule of the people. so the founding -- the principles of our founders are still under threat. the value of individual advancement is under real threat in this country, you can't have a lively commercial society if profit make is vilified and intervises are -- enterprises are taxed and regulated to a standstill. you can't have people getting ahead on their own if important virtues like marriage and self-discipline and work are washing away and you can't have labor in the sense of actual work, you can't have labor have the dignity it deserves if you have people on the right and left saying that there are jobs americans won't do. i think we are in a monumental conflict in this country, i think we need a lincolnesque a reaganesque revival in this country. i'm optimistic we're going to get it. i agree with bismarck who says god looks after drunks, fools a

a great proponent of this was calvin coolidge, who said that if anyone wishes to deny their truth oroundness, the only direction they can proceed is back words toward the time when there was no equality, no rights of the individual, no will love the people. the principles of the founders are still under arrest. the value of individual advancements is under real threat in this country. we cannot have a lively, a commercial society of profit makers. you cannot have people getting ahead on their own if the important virtues, like marriage, self discipline, and work are washing away. you cannot have labor in the sense of actual work if people on the right and left are saying that there are jobs that americans will not do. we are in a monumental conflict in this country. i think that we need a lincoln- ask, reagan-asked revival in this country. i agree with what this market says. i have seen all that we have done to fight back over the last two years. if you will allow me another quote from winton, "-- from lincoln, "the struggle encompasses a vast future." long before anyone had heard hi

president since calvin coolidge in 1928.s outdoor town hall, president obama reflected on more recent event. the credit downgrade and the issues behind it. >> that problem real and the deficit problem is real. it's a manageable problem. if you don't believe me, think about it. even after the downgrade, the next day when the stock markets were going haywire and everybody was thinking what's the best risk-free investment, what did they invest in? they invested in treasuries. so the market said, this is america is still one of our best bets. they're betting on us. and that's why you have to recognize this is not a financial crisis. although it could turn into one approximate we don't do anything about it. this is a political crisis. this is manageable. >> presidential road trip always comes with baggage and mr. obama is weighed down with the fragile economy and exhausting fight over debt and now this. take a look. a job approval rating below 40%. this is from the gallup daily tracking poll. it's never been lower. at the same ti

she was working with an eminent harvard zoologist to get his name was-year-old jefferson coolidge and he was no less than a descendant of thomas jefferson. she was developing a repel that could be rubbed on pilots down at sea to protect them. the conduct it all kind of bizarre experiments in designing the rescue kits and julia's responsibility was to go to the fish market early every morning for the fresh cash. for the first time in her life, she loved her work and felt she had found her niche, the place where she belonged. the oss, for all of its selectivity, was a pretty strange group of people. there were a lot of colorful personalities come and they had that kind of idiosyncratic lenient atmosphere of a small liberal arts college, and it had the same tolerance for oddballs and eccentrics. she heard the donovans idea of the ideal female employee was a cross between a smith graduate, a powers model and katie gibbs girl. finally, for once, julia had all the right qualifications triet she even had a private income after her mother's death that made her appear above reproach. the rumor

it is the former massachusetts governor, calvin coolidge, and i will wager that the magnificent air force one that i saw and any of you have seen out in the area that is just as big as i could tell. i have never seen such a large museum space has set down more than a few times at logan airport and hampton air force base because as a kennedy as you know ronald reagan carried my state. and you also know that no other republican has won massachusetts in the last 50 years. and the gipper did it twice. [applause] when i think the ronald reagan i think of someone who was larger than life, a powerful figure who was proud to be an american. i did my small part. yeah, you can clap on that. it is true. it is true and i like you did my part in supporting him and in the working-class neighborhood where i lived that put me in a majority. to this day in american politics, we speak of reagan republicans and reagan democrats, and that is the legacy of the man who respected everyone and spoke to everyone. now a lot of old political assumptions fell away in his time because his convictions were so clear an

it is the former massachusetts governor, calvin coolidge, and i will wager that the magnificent air force one that i saw and any of you have seen out in the area that is just as big as i could tell. i have never seen such a large museum space has set down more than a few times at logan airport and hampton air force base because as a kennedy as you know ronald reagan carried my state. and you also know that no other republican has won massachusetts in the last 50 years. and the gipper did it twice. [applause] when i think the ronald reagan i think of someone who was larger than life, a powerful figure who was proud to be an american. i did my small part. yeah, you can clap on that. it is true. it is true and i like you did my part in supporting him and in the working-class neighborhood where i lived that put me in a majority. to this day in american politics, we speak of reagan republicans and reagan democrats, and that is the legacy of the man who respected everyone and spoke to everyone. now a lot of old political assumptions fell away in his time because his convictions were so clear an

she was working with an eminent harvard zoologist to get his name was-year-old jefferson coolidge and he was no less than a descendant of thomas jefferson. she was developing a repel that could be rubbed on pilots down at sea to protect them. the conduct it all kind of bizarre experiments in designing the rescue kits and julia's responsibility was to go to the fish market early every morning for the fresh cash. for the first time in her life, she loved her work and felt she had found her niche, the place where she belonged. the oss, for all of its selectivity, was a pretty strange group of people. there were a lot of colorful personalities come and they had that kind of idiosyncratic lenient atmosphere of a small liberal arts college, and it had the same tolerance for oddballs and eccentrics. she heard the donovans idea of the ideal female employee was a cross between a smith graduate, a powers model and katie gibbs girl. finally, for once, julia had all the right qualifications triet she even had a private income after her mother's death that made her appear above reproach. the rumor

it is the former massachusetts governor, calvin coolidge, and i will wager that the magnificent air force one that i saw and any of you have seen out in the area that is just as big as i could tell. i have never seen such a large museum space has set down more than a few times at logan airport and hampton air force base because as a kennedy as you know ronald reagan carried my state. and you also know that no other republican has won massachusetts in the last 50 years. and the gipper did it twice. [applause] when i think the ronald reagan i think of someone who was larger than life, a powerful figure who was proud to be an american. i did my small part. yeah, you can clap on that. it is true. it is true and i like you did my part in supporting him and in the working-class neighborhood where i lived that put me in a majority. to this day in american politics, we speak of reagan republicans and reagan democrats, and that is the legacy of the man who respected everyone and spoke to everyone. now a lot of old political assumptions fell away in his time because his convictions were so clear an

a great riposte to this was calvin coolidge when talking about the principles of our founders said, if anybody wishes to deny, the only direction in which he can proceed historical is not forward, but backwards toward the time when there is no equality, no rights of the individual, no rule of the people. the principles of the founders are still under threat. the value of individual advancement is under real threat in this country. you can't have a lively commercial society of profit- making enterprises are taxed and regulated to a standstill. you can't have people getting ahead on their own if the important virtues of marriage and self discipline are washing away. if you have people on the right and on the left saying that there are jobs that americans won't do. i think we are in the monumental conflict in this country in the think we need a lincoln or reagan type of revival. i am optimistic we are going to get it. i agree that got looks after drunks, fools, and the united states of america. it is so important. if you allow me another quote from lincoln, the struggle of today is not al