grace coolidge is almost a rock star in her time, the opposite of calvin coolidge. and you learn about lady bird johnson, someone that offers ladies -- you learn this in the book -- all first ladies go back to her as a role model because she is one of the first to really takes on causes. eleanor roosevelt does but then there is a break taking on a cause. d beautification, it is really environmental. i learn they really to play a role -- do play a role in the public stage they have now they can get a lot done. >> what is the involvement of richard norton smith? for the series. he is a guest on the martha washington program and the guest during the betty ford program. he makes a good point. some first ladies when you think about it -- probably have as much if not more influence on the way we live our lives. look at betty ford. she comes out for era, ahead of the curve and the first lady. not saying some things that gerald ford wants to hear. than you think about her causes after the time in the white house. is had an effect on a lot of people's lives, maybe more than

david coolidge's 23-year-old son...specialist jonathan coolidge.. is stationed in guantanamo, bay cuba. communication is limited between the two. the area is expected to be hit hard by matthew. his son is part of wisconsin's 32nd military police company. you know it's his job that's what he signed up for that's his duty and he's going to full-fill his job and matthew impacted the country of haiti tuesday morning. leaders with saint mary's church in hales corners say they lost contact with members of their sister church after it made landfall. i was texting the secondary director there at 1:30 in the morning he said the storm was getting intense.. we lost contact with them by 5:30 this morning." st mary's helped its sister church recover after the 2010 earthquake. it hopes to help out once again in the anticipating needing medical supplies... money for crops and of course support.' meanwhile parent's like david are relying on wisconsin's national guard for information. however during our interview specialist jonathan coolidge called to check in with

president coolidge is in the white house. he does have his conception of limited government ethics the federal government should be to involve any worse but the constitutional president of getting involved also under outside pressure. and, in fact, will rogers of the comedian tells of this joke that colleges low response to this disaster is in the hopes that most of the people died in the meantime so we will not have to do anything about it. not exactly quite as sharp as a late-night comedians would you today but it's not that dissimilar from a joke jay leno made about the katrina disaster when he said bush is i listening troops to the gulf because he found that there's oil in louisiana. so did the same kind of sense of the joke, although i think it had sharper comedy writers in the more moderate air. there's this outside pressure and also the internal pressure in the form of the secretary of commerce, herbert hoover, who was nicknamed this negative commerce and undersecretary everybody else because you like to get in everybo

that coolidge found hoover and knowing. to have an unsolicited vice over six years. so you have pressure on the white house with the annoying cabinet secretary and they said godown to the gulf. by a all accounts he does the great job to collect resources and gets people rescued to help develop supply lines and actually he was well practiced he helped to bring starving people food from world war i in europe. he was considered the master of the emergencies he knew how to deal with it disasters and he earned the reputation as a national hero because he is elected 1928 but we know how the story ends. doesn't get to keep back the great reputation but today is the one who is known to allow the great depression to happen in. that is in part because fdr succeeded him to dinner brilliant job to major all of this is put on hoover said when he becomes president he does not discuss matters with hoover with the policy initiatives even the with the transition roosevelt will have nothing to do with hoover so not only is he active in building the response to the new deal but he has

david coolidge's 23-year-old son...specialist jonathan coolidge.. is stationed in guantanamo, bay cuba. communication is limited between the two. the area is expected to be hit hard by matthew. his son is part of wisconsin's 32nd military police company. you know it's his job that's what he signed up for that's his duty and he's going to full-fill his job and he's going to do it." hurricane matthew impacted the country of haiti tuesday morning. leaders with saint mary's church in hales corners say they lost contact with members of their sister church texting the secondary director there at 1:30 in the morning he said the storm was getting intense.. we lost contact with them by 5:30 this morning." st mary's helped its sister church recover after the 2010 earthquake. it hopes to help out once again in the aftermath of the storm . 'we will be worried about food and water born diseases.' meanwhile parent's like david however during our interview specialist jonathan coolidge called to check in.. a call that brought this father some comfort.. we've been i

constitutional precedented of getting involved and will rogers the comedian tells this joke that coolidge is low response to this disaster is in the hopes that most of the people will die in the meantime, not as quite as sharp but not dissimilar from a joke that jay leno made about the katrina disaster when he said that bush is finally sending troops to the gulf because he found out that there's oil in louisiana. there's outside pressure and also there's pressure in the form of the secretary of commerce hoover who was nicknamed and he would like to get in everybody's business so much so that coolidge found hoover kind of annoying. in fact, this man is giving me nothing for unsolicited advice, all of it back. you have pressure on the white house plus annoying cabinet secretary jumping at the bits and he sends them down to the mississippi area and by all accounts hoover does a great job and he helps direct resources and brings in rescuers and gets people rescued. he helps develop supply lines and gets supplies to people and hoover was actually well practiced in this, he helps get food for s

anna-lysa: minor was the captain of the coolidge high school dance team and a senior. her mother looked at the crowd made up of mostly coolidge high school students as she called for peace in the community. >> stop the violence. anna-lysa: kyla jones stabbed kaelia minor after they got into a argument on a metro bus. they were once schoolmates. the dispute spilled on the cell phone and hopped off the bus. >> all over a phone! anna-lysa: her friends are claiming that she acted in self-defense. >> she was afraid. that is not what she intended to do. anna-lysa: like many others, this coolidge high school teacher is saddened by what unfolded near the bus stop. for anyone in the situation because both of them were my students. anna-lysa: kyla jones, who is charged with second-degree murder, is being held without bond. she is due in court next week. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: three people were hurt in a mobile home fire in prince george's county. the victims were taken to a burn center with minor injuries. sky track 7 flew over the scene of dainty lion lane. have c

back when calvin coolidge was, it increase. the economic advisers were all tell him they would lose revenue but the government gained revenue. they made quite a sizable financial air. jack kennedy's line about about it was, a rising tide lifts all votes. this is what we believe the tax proposals that we have made are aimed at. that is reagan in almost the identical words of jfk. finally, last quote, can you tech cut taxes and cut inflation by doing this? i believe you can. let me read you some. our true choices not between tax reduction on the one hand and the avoidance of large budget on the other. an economy stifled by restrictive tax rates will never produce enough revenue to balance the body budget. they will never produce enough jobs or even enough profits. here's reagan quoting. jfk said that back in 1962 when he was asking for a tax decrease. a cut in in tax rates across the board and he was proven right. before that is kennedy. i just want to say this, for the umpteenth time, kennedy the democrat, reagan the republican

when calvin coolidge set taxes across the board government revenue increased. when jack kennedy did it, his economic advisers were all telling him the government will lose revenue and the government gains revenue. they made a sizable financial error. jack kennedy's line about it was, quote, a rising tide all boats. this is what we believe the tax proposals are aimed at. that is reagan's almost identical words of john f. kennedy and finally, can you cut taxes and fight inflation? i very much believe you can. our true choice is not between tax reduction on the one hand and avoidance of large budget deficits on the other. and economy stifled by restrictive tax rates will never produce enough revenue to balance the budget just as it will never reduce enough jobs or even enough profit. reagan quoting, quote, john f. kennedy said that back in 1962 when he was asking for tax decrease, a cut in tax rates across the board and he was proven right. that is reagan and before that is kennedy. i want to say this again. kennedy, the democrat, reagan, the republican. as the un

>> about the coolidge tax cut, the tax of 1920s, yes.income tax rates went up 11 full during world war i from the time of simmons to seven percent and by 1920, james grand has written about this eloquently in his book the great depression, by 1920 there essentially was an investment strike in this country. there was no investment to be measured in housing and track and station maintenance among many other categories. while municipal bonds were selling like crazy because they were exempt from taxation so there was this big portfolio shift that the nations capital out of the economy into the public purse. and so harding and coolidge under the guidance of andrew mellon and the treasury secretary who was reading the memos of his three democratic predecessors, all of wilson's secretary treasuries says we created a monster. you have to cut tax rates and this is back when democrats were beholden to their position as tax rate cutters and there was this series of rate cuts that put the top rate of the income tax down 73 to 85 and kennedy referred

. >> can you talk a little bit about the coolidge tax cuts and was not effective with kennedy. was that a precedent that he used. and second are you aware of any situation either in the u.s. or foreign countries in which you feel the tax cuts were not effective with the growth. is there any contrary precedent. >> about the coolidge tax cuts they went up 11 fold during world war i and by 1920 james grant has written about this. in his great book. by 1920 there essentially was investment strike in this country there was no investment to be measured in housing and growth. among any other categories. while municipal bonds or selling like crazy because they were exempt from taxation. there was this big portfolio shift of the nation's capital. out of the economy so under the guidance who is reading the memos of the three democratic predecessors they all said we created a monster. we have to cut tax rates. the democrats are very beholden to their position. and then there was a series of cuts. and kennedy refute referred to that. they said we don't want to do that because it was the gr

edison, coolidge proclaimed, represents the finest tradition of our citizenship.ul of our national character. innovation, entrepreneurship, discovery, creativity. here in congress, we have a special responsibility to help sustain and advance america's leadership in innovation. we must take inventory of the ingredients needed to foster a new generation of edisons. how could there be a whole generation of edisons, but in the spirit of ed i sob. recognizing the importance of respect for science, patience for the time it takes, investment in resources to produce break-throughs, and remembering that for most people, innovation begins in the classroom. in this case, the classroom of his mother nancy. the statues that fill the capitol serve for more than commemoration, they are inspiration. edison was never content to rest on his laurels. he was always relentlessly perfecting, always hungry for a new idea. he thought entrepreneurially. let edison's presence to embrace that same determination to satisfaction and daring. and optimism. let thomas edison's memory remind us o

force of the edison, coolidge proclaimed, represents the finest tradition of our citizenship.dies the essence of america, not only the invention of things but spirit of innovation at the soul of our national character, innovation, entrepreneurship, discovery, creativity. congress, we have a special responsibility to help america'sd advance leadership in innovation. we must take inventory of the greents -- ingredients needed to foster a new generation of edisons. how could there be a whole generation of edisons, but in of edison, recognizing the importance of respect for science, patience takes, thee it investment in resources to produce breakthroughs, and remembering that, for most innovation begins in the classroom, in this case, the his mother, nancy. statues that-- fill the capitol are more than commemoration, they are inspiration. edison was never consent to rest on his laurels. relentlessly perfecting, always hungry for a new idea. entrepreneurally. let edison's presence this these hallowed halls challenge us to that same determination, dissatisfaction and daring and opti

this was recorded at the coolidge corner theatre in 2013. it is about 45 minutes. mr. philbrick: thank you. wereeachers -- our parents teachers at the same high school and are kids were educated by them and it is great to see you. and it is wonderful to be in the coolidge center theater with this great bookstore, cosponsored with the massachusetts historical society. which has been an institution that was essential to my life as a historian. have taken up residence in the archives in every book i have done has been a central part of the information that has come from there. and it is just an organization that is essential to anyone looking into not only the history of boston but this country. and the genesis for bunker hill goes back to the summer of 1984. my wife and i had just moved to boston full-time. we were living at the north end. --that time, i was a feeling failing journalist, but my primary responsibility was to be with my daughter at home. i would push the stroller through the crowded streets of the north end and it was there , at copps hill, what of my ivor

she is in some ways ahead of her time. , youof my grace coolidge have the silent calvin coolidge and grace coolidge is almost a rock star. she is opposite of calvin coolidge. you learn even about modern first ladies. lady bird johnson -- all first ladies go back to her as a role model. she is one of the first two takes on causes. eleanor roosevelt does, but then there is a break taking on a cause. lady bird johnson takes on this cause of beautification. it is really environmentalism. i learned they really do play a and in the public stage they can get a lot done. steve: what is the role of richard norton smith? mark a great friend of ours, his : idea for the series. he is a guest on the martha washington program, the betty ford program. he makes a good point when you read this book that some first lady's, when you think about it, probably had as much if not more influence on the way we live our lives. look at betty ford. she comes up for e.r.a., ahead of the curve is the first nation. she is not saying something's gerald ford was a here, but you think about her causes after her time

coolidge wrote words that resonate with any parent in the room. he wrote "what might have happened to him under other circumstances, we don't know, if i had not been president. continued, when he went, the power and the glory of the presidency went with him." a sensibility like this and not power is the source of presidential dignity, and it must be restored. it depends entirely upon character, self-discipline, and an understanding of the fundamental principles that underlie the republic, but life itself. it communicates the president feels the gravity of his office and is willing to sacrifice himself. that his eye is on the storm of history through which it is his responsibility to navigate with the specific powers accorded to him and the limitations placed upon them, not merely by man, but by god. in the capitol rotunda, there are heroic paintings, the signing of the declaration, the victory at saratoga, the victory at yorktown, and something seldom seen in history, a painting that depicts a general, the leader of an armed rebellion, resigning h

coolidge wrote words that resonate with any parent in the room. he wrote, what might have happened to him under other circumstances we do not know, but if i had not been president, and then he continued, in his suffering he was asking me to make him well, and i could not, and when he went, the power and the glory of the presidency went with him. a sensibility like this, and not power, is the source of presidential dignity. and it must be restored. it depends entirely upon character, self-discipline, and an understanding of the fundamental principles that underline not only the republic, but life itself. it communicates the president feels the gravity of his office and is willing to sacrifice himself. that his eye is not upon his own prospects but upon the storm of history through which it is his responsibility to navigate with the specific powers accorded to him and the limitations placed upon them, not merely by man but by god. in the capitol rotunda are heroic paintings of the signing of the declaration, the victory at saratoga, the victory at y

kaelia minor was a student at coolidge high school, and was an avid dancer. new this morning.. a civil rights group has filed a federal lawsuit to force virginia to extend it's voter registration period. this after the state's online system crashed monday--the last day to register. registering. but one registrar estimates it could be tens of thousands of virginians. the lawsuit was filed on behalf of a charlottesville couple who attempted multiple times to register both sunday and monday without success. state elections commissioner edgardo cortes and other state election officials are named as defendants in the case. cortes says they do not have the legal authority to extend the registration deadline because its specified in state code. hillary clinton and donald trump are just hours away from their last face-to-face showdown before the election. debate topics will include immigration, the economy, the supreme court, and fitness to be president. that last one will likely spark talk of controversies roiling both campaigns... ...including hillary clinton's e-mail. and donald tru

franklin resident david coolidge... says his son is part of the group of military police that has to stay and ride out the storm. "as a parent your kids already in harms way in the military stationed down there in the military they've already had two hurricane's scurry to the north but this one is going to hit them directly. so we've been informed by the wisconsin national guard that the base in guantanamo bay has activated their hurricane response plan. officials are expecting a temporary loss of communication. they say their priority is the safety of their soldiers. partly to mostly cloudy tonight with temperatures holding steady in the 60s. showers and a few thunderstorms will move in from the southwest by mid-morning wednesday. the rain will move out during the afternoon. we could see some peeks of the temperatures in the low-to-mid 70s. scattered thunderstorms are possible thursday with a better chance for rain on friday. the coolest air of the season is forecast to blow in on saturday. tonight: partly to mostly cl

. >> reporter: many students we spoke with here at coolidge high school are taking the loss of kayleah miner hard. those who knew her say she was a good person. >> just sucks. good stuff happens to bad people and bad stuff happens to good people. >> reporter: never be the same for warren davis, who was 17- year-old kayleah miner's that's the best part about it. >> reporter: kayleah was the -- a senior at the school, ask captain of the dance team. >> she had a future in dancing. she was talented. >> reporter: kayleah was stabbed to death. the fight spilled into the streets and ended with a large kitchen knife in kayleah's chest. on tuesday, d.c. police charged 18-year-old kyla jones with her murder, after jones turned kayleah's mother spoke out. >> that's still a child -- somebody else's child, too. >> reporter: the 18-year-old who stabbed miner is due in court for her first appearance this afternoon. reporting from northwest, mikea turner, wusa 9. >> and jones has been charged with murder in the second degree for miner's death. >>> president obama granted clemency for a convicted drug

the teen was captain of the coolidge high school dance team.. and a senior at the school. court documents state.. she and 18-year-old kyla jones got into an argument on a metrobus. grabbed jones' cell phone and hopped off the bus. investigators say that's when jones stabbed her. kyla jones is being held without bond. she's charged with second-degree murder. she's expected back in court on october 28th. residents upset about the murder, and about ongoing violence, are invited to attend a meeting tonight. it's set for seven headquarters on georgia avenue northwest. police say they'll address any concerns residents have. metro wants to hear from you. coming up - the four options for late-night service you can weigh in on today. plus - one more day feeling like summer, and then it's back to fall. the temperature drop less than 24 hours away. we dance on the salsa team together, and it's like a lot of power in what we wear. when we're practicing if i don't feel good in what i'm wearing i don't look good. t.j.maxx has that variety. i can get a lot for my money. it's like "yay t.

minor was a senior at coolidge high school. marina maracco is life with the story. >>reporter: stone tony, shawn stopped here in the petworthwort neighborhood. verbal altercation onba the bus anld then it spilled out on the sidewalk. it was right around the corner where the stabbing took place. kay lee a minor remembered byeme her family.amil a senior, just named the dancedc captain of the dance team at that school. ' was on her way home on that metro bus when police say she as well as 18 year old turned herself in. once they got off the bus that's when things became physical. jones stabbed minor once in the chest and killed her.r. tonight when spoke with kaelia's mother and family friend. they say she was prepping to gop to college in atlanta. had just filled out her financial aid paperwork hourspae before being killed. she just was taken too soon. she supposed to take her sats year in june. she supposed to take her schooll class picks terse next month. no parent should have to bury their child. it's tragic for me and the person who did this family because it's two

someone like grace coolidge, silent calvin coolidge and then grace coolidge is almost a rock star.e's the opposite. you learn even about the modern first lady, baby bird johnson and you learn this in the boat. all first lady sort of go back to her as a role model because she's the first to take some causes. eleanor roosevelt does but that there is a little bit of a break and baby bird takes on this cause people think of as beautification. it's really environmental. they really do play a role in the public stage and they get a lot done. >> host: but the involvement of richard north smith? >> his idea is a guest on the martha washington program and the betty ford program and he makes a really good point when you read this book that some first ladies when you think about it probably habits that if not for him was on the way we live our lives. look at betty ford. she's ahead of the curve as the first lady. she's not saying things gerald ford wants to hear, but then you think about her cause is after time in the white house. in a way he had an effect on a lot of old and some of the pres

coolidge wrote words that resonate with any parent in the room. he wrote "what might have happened to him other other , ifumstances, we don't know i had not been president." .n he continue when he went, the power and the glory of the presidency went with him." this and not like power is the source of presidential dignity, and it must be restored. it depends entirely upon character, self-discipline, and an understanding of the fundamental principles that underlie the republic, but life itself. presidentcates the feels the gravity of his office and is willing to sacrifice himself. that his eye is on the storm of history through which it is his responsibility to navigate with the specific powers accorded to him and the limitations placed upon them, not merely by man, but by god. rotunda, there are heroic paintings, the signing of the declaration, the victory at saratoga, the victory at yorktown, and something seldom seen in history, a painting that depicts a general, the leader of an armed rebellion , resigning his commission and surrendering his arm

she is the opposite of calvin coolidge. you learn about the modern first lady, lady bird johnson, and you learn us in the book, all first ladies though back to her as a role model because she is one of the first two takes on causes. eleanor roosevelt does, but there is a bit of a break. ofy bird takes on the cause beautification. it is environmentalism. inearned they do play a role the public stage, and the pulpit they have now, they can get a lot done. >> what is the involvement of the historian richard norton smith? mark: he is a guest on the martha washington program and the betty for program and he makes a good point. ladies, when you think about it, probably had as much, if not more, influence on the way we live our lives. look at that he ford. -- betty ford. saying things gerald wants to hear, but you think about her causes after her time in the white house. like substance abuse. she had an effect on a lot of people's lives, maybe more than some of the present -- the presidents. >> here is the book. of 45about the liv

someone like grace coolidge, you have the silent calvin coolidge, and then grace coolidge is almost a rock star. she is the opposite. you learn even about modern first ladies. bird johnson. all first ladies really go back to her as a role model. she takes on causes. eleanor roosevelt did, but then there was a break of first ladies taking on causes. he learned that they really do , and with the public stage in the pulpit they have now, they can get a lot done. richard norton smith is a great friend of ours. it was his idea for the series. marthaa guest on the washington program and the betty ford program. he makes a good point. some first ladies, when you think about it, probably have as much if not more influence on the way we live our lives. look at betty ford. she comes out for er a. -- for the equal rights amendment. her causes after her time in the white house. way, that had an effect on people's lives, maybe more than some of the presidents have. available ats now your favorite bookseller and online. >> looking live at the white house rose garden here on c-span. we expect that sh

there's a reference in 1920 the swearing of calvin coolidge that takes place at his home. there's a reference to the medal of honor. saying somehow it is bill clinton. i'm not sure necessarily. eric: i get the point. it is a hell of a thing i have to respond to. having had a journalistic ground -- background, what i do is get to sources. that is what a journalist uses as his guideline. there are at least two for all of these sources. i get sense all of the major reviews to the book. ahave never seen seriously fact question any review sent to me. i have seen some things written about books i have written online that are astonishing to me. i don't know what books they read. i am sure there are errors. it's not possible to write a book without an error. plaque, iss of the said it is on the grounds of sagamore hill. it's by the flagpole. let's not get into this now but before i wereon to upset about this i would want to know who wrote this, is it reason to sayas a something negative, which i have found. i'm not aware of this. the review about the 1920 book, amazon.com. in thee

minor was a student at coolidge high school and was an avid dancer. autria: new developments the story -- this morning on a story that first developed here. more on the massive backup from last week. sam is live with a new video. started last week. three men came in as ninjas and pistol with the 73-year-old man working the cash register. this morning we are getting brand-new surveillance video showing the three men, dressed as ninjas, showing the men going up to that man, hitting him in the head not just once, but twice. after a minute they let him get up and they opened up that cash register. they were only in th f . down the bw parkway they cause the seven car pileup, shutting it down for six hours during the height of rush hour. this morning we are hearing the 911 call from that cashier for the first time. >> three guys, masks, just left. next did they get into a car on flint? >> they told us not to come out. sam: that is the good news. that 74-year-old man is getting ready to wrap up his overnight shift right now. hasn't missed a shift in 35 years

. >> minor captained the dance team at coolidge high and she excelled academically and looked forward to college. she boarded a because and jones got on and minor ran off with jones' cell phone. killed snatched the cell phone for her to come off the bus to fight her. >> in court documents she said she sat in front of the bus to avoid minor and held a knife to protect herself and swung in self-defense. she didn't know she had stabbed the 17-year-old. >> she is not a murder. she was afraid. >> there is a vigil for kaelia minor going on now at the scene of the fatal stabbing. when she ordered kyla jones held without bond some of the family members jumped out of the seat and cheered. jones will be in court for another hearing and will hearing. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. alison: thank you. in prince george's county the search is on for someone responsible for a deadly shooting in largo. it happened overnight. police say the two victims were sitting in a car when they were shot. allyssa banks died at the hospital. the man she was with is expected to survive. you can track c

she is opposite of calvin coolidge. you learn even about modern first ladies. lady bird johnson -- all first ladies go back to her as a role model. she is one of the first two takes on causes. eleanor roosevelt, but then there is a little bit of a break take on a cause. lady bird johnson takes on this cause of beautification. it is really environmentalism. take a role.o >> what is the role of richard norton smith? >> a great friend of ours, his idea for the series. he is a guest on the martha washington program, the betty ford program. somekes the point that first ladies have more of an influence on the way we live our lives. betty ford. you think about her causes after white house.f the substance abuse. >> here is the book. "first ladies: presence of historians on the lives of iconic american women." now available at your favorite bookseller and online. the pastk back at .residential debates this saturday, the 1992 town hall debate between president bush, bill clinton, and ross perot. >> you can have no pollution patrols, no retirement and you don't care about

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now i have little in common with calvin coolidge but over the next few months if i'm ano little bit more task than my normal cells. there is another way in which i think you will be careful with the words. on both sides of the tina we must resist the temptation to trade insults. but these negotiations are too important for that instead we should all think carefully it makes perfect sense for us to have the strongest possible ties with europe after he we leave the european union. the same goes for him. it's easier for us to do business together the better it is for both britain and europe. we look at all the options and we will be prepared for any outcome. but it certainly won't be to anyone's benefit to see anan increase in areas of trade in either direction.ed so we want to maintain the freest possible trade between us without betraying the instruction we have seen to take back control of our own t affairs. and in their interest also as a country that leaves the process is orderly and smooth. i know some people are suggesting we should justth ignore the rules tear up the treaties. i say

. >> minor captained the dance team at coolidge high and she excelled academically and looked forward to college. she boarded a because and jones got on and minor ran off with jones' cell phone.

calvin coolidge used to send them all the time. i'm just suggesting that has become bipartisan. monuments, presidents will do that. but obama just did the maine woods, and they are angry and main about it even though the land was gifted by rocket quimby who founded bert spears, the woman's the woman's product, she became the biggest land over a set i will not only give you the land to the federal government as apart, but i will also endow it with $20 million. the conservatives in maine don't want to, they see it as federal government intrusion into their lives. so the good news and i think a better and, the national parks, on their centennial right now are spectacular. we need need to love them more, visit them, they really are this great gift and we'll both theodore and franklin roosevelt a huge bit of credit for being visionaries and making our country something special. without it there would be stripmall's and superhighways. by saving these wild places it has kept the essential spirit of america, and my mind alive. thank you. [applause]. >> i commute every week. i've done th

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here you see john podesta trying down a little bit and say, coolidge a little bit, i don't think that'sind of like you want to use, and band is saying, that's exactly what i want to say and i want to defend myself. mark:, more on wikileaks. we talk about russia and the future of cyber warfare, after this. ♪ ♪ there has been a lot of discussion around wikileaks, but few people who really understand the methods, context, and meaning behind the hacks and hackers that have been meddling in this year's election. are documentary, i talked with two of those people, and what they had to say was super scary. [video clip] john: friday morning, washington, d.c. wikileaks and the russian relationship. trying to explore this very question. so, your first encounter with this story was what? of russianseen a lot activity going around, but the big moment of change came in june of this year, when a rowdstrike first came out with convincing evidence that there were russian hackers that were behind the attack on the democratic national committee. dimitri, how are you? >> good to see you. come on in. i got

someone like grace coolidge -- you have the silent calvin coolidge and grace coolidge is the opposite. about the modern first ladies, lady bird johnson is someone all first ladies sort of go back to her as a role model because she's one of the first who really takes on causes. eleanor roosevelt does but there's a break and lady bird takes on this cause that people think of as beautification. role.eally do play a involvement of richard norton smith? >> a great friend of ours. he's a guest on the martha washington program and he makes a really good point. some first ladies, when you think about it, probably had as inh if not more influence the way we lived our lives. look at betty ford. she's ahead of the curve as first lady. she's not saying things gerald ford wants to hear but you think about her causes after a time in substancehouse -- abuse -- she has had an effect on a lot of peoples lives, maybe more than some of the presidents. >> here is the book. on the lives of 45 iconic american women -- first ladies come in out available your favorite bookseller and online. >> the second pre

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back in the '20s was for calvin coolidge so it's been going on a lot but it's a rally effect. >> thanks for clarifying i was i was not -- thank you for clarifying that. >> i was helping. i was helping. >> that's what i was saying. and, matt, trump doesn't have a lot of big celebrity supporters, i guess, in his corner. and "saturday night live" had a little fun with that. let's take a look. >> i have got the cream of the crop. i've got sarah palin. i've got chachi and get this, >> you know, every weekend "snl" seems to do something. do you think this phases him not to have a lot of celebrities in his corner. >> i think he sees himself obviously as a celebrity and he was a reality tv star now running for president in this. you know, it's funny also. the baldwin brothers, the other baldwin brothers that entered the dispute, he and billy baldwin are quiting back about what their father would think of this election. it's kind of funny. >> thank >>> up next the uproar over halloween costumes. tufts university warning students offensive or racist costume could get them in real trouble and, pau

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