in other e-mails stephen miller repeatedly praises president calvin coolidge not because he likes coolidgeerally as a president, no he likes him specifically for signing a radically restrictionist anti-immigration law in the 1920s, a law that was heavily influenced by the feugenics movement at the time, based on the idea the gene pool has to be cleansed of the bad types of genes by deliberately controlling breeding. calvin coolidge himself embraced the racist argument that immigrants from the eastern part of the world in particular his thinking even from eastern europe were genetically inferior to immigrants from more western parts of the world. i mean, calvin coolidge signed this law that severely limited the number of jews and italians and greeks and eastern europeans who would be allowed into this country on the basis of their supposedly genetic inferiority they were banned. one impact of that law signed by calvin coolidge is it prevented hundreds of thousands of people coming to the united states who were fleeing the nazis in the 1930s. one of the e-mails from stephen miller recently p

addition to her prolific book writing she serves as a presidential scholar, chairs the board of the coolidge presidential foundation and chairs the collection committee for the manhattan institute high-end prize. and award she herself is one. teethree latest work great society is a stunning achievement. few decades have them printed on the popular admit admit it - - imagination as the sixties we remember for its most dramatic and turbulent moments the assassination of the kennedys and mlk junior the march on washington and antiwar protests. but her drama did not play on television screens across the country so much as the failure of washington to control the events and direct the show. a generation of politicians came to realize that hierarchical and highly regulated bubble a political economy that dominated postwar america had stopped working but yet more than just a technical failure she captures the stifling feeling of a country from the top down america put up with the schmidt machinery of the two world wars and in the nuclear cold war that at some point old american and yearning dishwas

writing, amity serves as a presidential scholar for king's college, chairs the board of the calvin coolidge presidential foundation, and in a big coup for us at michigan chairs the whole selection committee for the manhattan institute high outcries. an award she herself has won. few decades have imprinted on the popular imagination quite as much as the 1960s and so many of us remember that decade for its most dramatic and turbulent moments. the assassinations of the kennedys and martin luther king jr. the march on washington and antiwar protests. neil armstrong on the moon and fighting in vietnam. amity's focus is not the job that played across the screens on the country Ãbindeed a generation of politicians came to realize that the centralized hierarchical and highly regulated model of political economy that dominated postwar america had stopped working. yet more than just the technical failures, amity captures the stifling feeling of a country run from the top down. america put up with the machinery and culture of mobilization during the two world wars and in the early years of a nuclear c

i like to think that coolidge foundation for supporting me. certain friends including several people who are here. the king's college and especially people who work on the research. i would like to thank my family, my husband and my daughter and they are both here tonight as well. the first sentence ofni the book is a question. why not socialism. this is a question we asked ourselves last night when we estch the presidential debate. we answer it. it is a question all commonsense people, all markets people, want to be able to deliver an answer to. we all really feel an obligation to undertake long-term investment in projects that would open american minds southern american minds see the challenge and the tragedy of socialism. we want to share the record of the past or the record of venezuela so that when they come to vote or lead businesses and family that younger americans recognize what is not mutual policy. carly. it is november, and 2019, educating is a long firm investment and some of us don't have the heart for the long haul. we feel frus

president calvin coolidge presented him with the 1st ever distinguished flying cross the highest us award in aviation. pictures of the event was seen across the world. 100. there were cameras present and the footage was shown in the newsreels. by the media coverage of the event in the 1920 s. created such a lasting impression that it still etched in the public memory. but was not the 1st to conquer the atlantic by plane to british men had managed the journey 8 years earlier their time hearing achievement was largely forgotten. 1919 just one year after the end of world war one many former military flyers were unemployed they had survived air battles and dropped bombs now they tried to make ends meet in civil aviation. they presented their skills and set record after record. german military pilots could not compete because the treaty of versailles prohibited them from flying. transatlantic nonstop flights had never been achieved. but ever since the british newspaper the daily mail had announced a prize of 10000 pounds for making the journey a race to fly across the atlantic was underway. th

>> it also stars billy porter, jennifer coolidge.oss" is scoring a 22% splat on rotten tomatoes. it's as if someone dusted off some dated, crummy 1990s comedy, applied a fresh coat of paint, and dumped it into theaters hoping we wouldn't notice the stench, yikes. it possesses moments of pleasant silliness before it retreats back to numbing cliche. >> speaking of silliness, "legally blonde," jennifer coolidge, remember her? bend and snap! i mean, i heard about it. >> you remember that. you love that part. bend and snap. pushing the limits. however, i didn't know the impact a brain injury can have. the risk got real for me after sustaining a traumatic brain injury while i was training for the 2010 winter olympics. you really need to educate yourself about brain injuries and how dangerous they can be. after my injury the doctors were saying that the helmet saved my life. wearing a helmet to prevent severe traumatic brain injury is a must... and so is learning what you can do to prevent concussion. >>> this morning on "world news now," n

whenever we have a void that dives and that you'll be in we had bound to have pensions raised guns cog coolidge's ready to fight the it will be said that you wish me to be hired to be the case and the big picture to how to diffuse this and that you on how to be escalated this i believe that on ian's have taken the 1st step by the initiation process of this horrible accident in which $176.00 people were lost was done by the americans at the video and say yes that is true the ukraine airlines tragedy and the u.s. iran standoff obviously the biggest news of the week but it did overshadow a nother important story a meeting in moscow between uncle merkel and vladimir putin the leaders of the 2 countries germany and russia agreed to do everything possible to preserve the iran nuclear deal. russia and germany support further implementation or a joint plan to deal with iran be sure iranians have the rights it's real and the support of european countries that we promised to create a special mechanism independent of the dollar for trade with iran. as the site of speaking of the crashed airliner iran announ

whenever we have valid dives in that you'll be in we had bound to have mentioned raised guns cog coolidge's ready to fight the good will be said that you wish me to be have to be the case and the big picture to how to diffuse this and that you want how to be escalated this i believe did on ian's have taken the 1st step in the initiation process of this horrible accident in which $176.00 people were lost was done by the american to have the video and say yes that is true. meanwhile washington imposed further sanctions on iran targeting the economy and 8 top officials as things escalated the united states secretary of state had a tough time defending washington's the solution to assassinate iran's top general . tried to explain the suppose they wouldn't threat that led to the airstrikes. if you have specific information about the threat and didn't have anything to do with our embassies. we had specific emanation information on an imminent threat and those threat stream included attacks on the u.s. embassies what is your definition of the internet. this was going to happen and american lives a

the church is on macarthur boulevard and coolidge so if you have any concerns or ideas you are invited to join the discussion. >>> several bay area cities are updating local laws about second homes on private property and homes are officially called accessory dwellings. more commonly called granny flats or in law units. more state laws override city regulations that will ban most second and third units on a property. issues will be taken up at meetings tomorrow and marin county is offering property owners new financial incentives to create affordable rentals on the land. >>> oakland police are searching for three men involved in a deadly hit-and- run crash which happened on grand avenue and macarthur boulevard just after 1 am sunday morning. police say a 42-year-old woman who was driving a subaru out back was it by an audi vehicle and investigators said the audi driver and two men in the car got out, ran away and left the car behind. the woman was taken to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. if you have information on this crash call oakland police >>> after denying that he tol

whenever we have volodyovski in that you'll be and we had bound to have mentioned raised guns cog coolidge's ready to fight the good will be said that you wish me to be have to be the case and the big picture to how to do use this and that you on how to be escalated this i believe did on ian's have taken the 1st step in the initiation process of this horrible accident in which $176.00 people were lost was done by the american to have the video and say yes that is true. well amid the heightened tensions between the u.s. and iran activists in london upheld an antiwar rally it was organized by the stop the war coalition and the campaign for nuclear disarmament demonstrators have denounced recent military actions in the middle east as an act of war they've marched through the streets of london converging on trafalgar square here among the slogans seen were no to nato no to trump a no to war on iran earlier the activists were addressed by the labor party to jeremy corbin a rival demonstration supporter from sanctions was also held nearby. now the u.s. secretary of state has held his had a hard ti

whenever we have valid dives in that you'll be in we had bound to have mentioned raised guns cog coolidge's ready to fight the good will be said that he always appeared to be have to be the case and the big picture to how did he use this in that he on how to be escalated this i believe did on his have taken the 1st step by the initiation process of this horrible accident in which $176.00 people were lost was done by the american to have the video and say yes that is true. on friday washington imposed by the sanctions on iran in response to his targeting of american military personnel in iraq during the announcement though the secretary of state had a tough time defending the dotted state's assassination of general custom salon monny his most pompei a big challenge on the alleged iran threat that led to the killing if you have specific information about the threat and didn't have anything to do with our embassies. we had specific emanation information on an imminent threat and those threats trim included attacks on the u.s. embassies what is your definition of it and then if. this was going

whenever we have our volodyovski in that you'll be in we had bound to have mentioned raised guns cog coolidge'sready to fight the it will be said that you wish me to be have to be the case and the big picture to how to use this and that you know how to be escalated this i believe did on ian's have taken the 1st step by the initiation process of this whole accident in which 176 people were lost was done by the americans at the video onset yes that is true. on friday washington impose further sanctions on iran in response to his targeting of american military personnel in iraq during the announcement though the secretary of state had a tough time defending the united states assassination of general salim on me his mother being challenged on the alleged imminent threat from to run the troika to the killing. if you have specific information about the threat and didn't have anything to do with that kind of disease. we had specific emanation information on an imminent threat and those threats trim included attacks on the u.s. embassies what is your definition of the internet. this was going to happen

whenever we have valid dives in that you'll be in we had bound to have mentioned raised guns cog coolidge's ready to fight the it will be said that you wish me to be have to be the case and the big picture to how to do use this and that you on how to be escalated this i believe did on ian's have taken the 1st step by the initiation process of this horrible accident in which 176 people were lost was done by the american to have the video and say yes that is true. but the heightened tensions between the u.s. and around activists in london are holding an antiwar rally at the moment it was organized by. stop the war coalition campaign the nuclear disarmament on the streets is not denouncing little tom's recent military actions in the middle east and to rule the most through the streets of london converging on to follow this slogan seen on placards a note. from a no to war on the early don't miss what address by the late vaunted leader jeremy corbin arrival demonstration in support of term sanctions is being held by. 2 states has had a hard time defending washington's decision to assassinate a r

whenever we have valid dives in that you'll be in we had bound to have mentioned raised guns cog coolidge's ready to fight the it will be said that you wish me to be have to be the case and the big picture to how did he use this in that he on how to be escalated this i believe did on ian's have taken the 1st step by the initiation process of this horrible accident in which 176 people were lost was done by the americans at the video and say yes that is true. a russian journalist then are to come tribute or see she heard her facebook account suspended after posting an article about the slain aronian general kassam salami here so yulia using the scribe what happened. i received a notification which said that my post violated facebook's community standards that was it initially i didn't actually understand that my account had even been suspended and it was only when i tried to do something on facebook that a message popped up notifying me of an account suspension for 60 days it's worth noting that i can't typically get suspended for a shorter period of time usually a month my post was meant as

whenever we have valid dives in that you'll be in we had bound to have mentioned raised guns cog coolidge's ready to fight the it will be said that you wish me to be have to be the case and the big picture to how did he use this in that you know how to be escalated this i believe did on his have taken the 1st step in the initiation process of this horrible accident in which 176 people were lost was done by the americans at the video on stage yes that is true. to states has had a hard time defending washington's decision to assassinate iran's top general during a news conference point. struggled to explain what the imminent threat to do posed by jim was to live money as the state department chief was grilled by journalists and had more pin has details. things got quite easy at the press conference where we saw mike pompei o the u.s. secretary of state speaking alongside steve minutiae in the secretary of treasury and this comes just a week after the killing of iran's top general qassam solomonic and as the press asked questions got particularly tense mike pompei o seemed a little bit uncomfo

whenever we have valid dives in that you'll be in we had bound to have mentioned raised guns cog coolidge's ready to fight the it will be said that you wish me to be have to be the case and the big picture to how to do use this and that you on how to be escalated this i believe did on ian's have taken the 1st step by the initiation process of this horrible accident in which 176 people were lost was done by the americans at the video and say yes that is true. lots ahead in the 2nd half of the news hour including opens up about its monitoring of private data on the reasons behind the controversial practice week and into the. same wrong. to shape out. and in. the trail. find themselves worlds apart. to look for common ground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race in. this very dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. 20 minutes into the program welcome back protests against pension reform and fronts of curried over into the new europe w

whenever we have valid dives in that you'll be in we had bound to have mentioned raised guns cog coolidge's ready to fight the it will be said that you wish me to be have to be the case and the big picture to how to diffuse this and that you know how to be escalated this i believe did on ian's have taken the 1st step by the initiation process of this horrible accident in which 176 people were lost was done by the americans had the video and say yes that is true after the break apple opens up about its monitoring of private data on the reasons behind the controversial practice we'll tell you all about in moments. leg. length. leg. as we ponder the future and look into 2021 fascinating stories will our way you know i'm often said on this show that you can't have capitalism without capital corsicana capital without positive interest rates encouraging people to say and this next story this next whole show this next entire segment is going to be dedicated to this very notion. 21 minutes past the hour welcome back protests against pension reform in front of carried over into the new year while th

without question the most conservative candidate of a major party since the 1920's, since calvin coolidge. many historians consider goldwater a pioneer of the reagan revolution. goldwater made a remark during the campaign that we are told many people lack skills and can't find jobs, because they didn't have education. it is like saying people have big feet because they have big shoes. the fact is people that have no skills or education for the sum -- same reason, low intelligence or low ambition. in foreign policy management, johnson and goldwater differed the most. goldwater made a number of remarks that caused some pundits to dub him the mad bomber. he said i would like to live a nuclear bomb into the men's room at the kremlin. he actually said that. why the men's room, i am not sure but it made people nervous. and then there was full of water's famous address at the republican national convention when he accepted the nomination. he said, extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue, which when you think of it is a 1960 thing to say.

he was appointed under calvin coolidge and he lasted through coolidge and then through herbert hooverso he was there in the early years of the great depression. he was there through franklin roosevelt's presidency, through the new deal. truman kept him on. hoover was there through the early cold war, mccarthyism. when truman left, eisenhower came in. hoover stayed through eisenhower's terms. through the developing cold war through the 1950's. he stayed on through john f. kennedy. he stayed on for lyndon presidency. he stayed on through richard nixon's presidency and finally may in the position in 1972. throughout this time, as you can this world of in bipartisan establishment politics, eight presents, two attorneys general, republicans and democrats. he was never elected to this position, but was reappointed repeatedly and over the course the fbiareer, he don't from being a rather small and .nsignificant bureaucracy the investigative wing of the justice department into a really substantial part of the national security state, an institution created within his own image. imagination, i

the church is at coolidge avenue.are welcome to join that discussion. >>> several bay area cities are updating local laws about second homes on private properties. those homes are officially called exceptional dwellings, or called granny flats or mother-in-law units. piedmont and long creek will take up these issues at meets tomorrow. marin county is offering some property owners some new financial incentives to create affordable rentals on their land. >>> and today's the last day of the long holiday weekend and lots of skiers are expected at the tahoe resort, including alpine meadows. the resort closed during search and rescue operation and was mostly open by sunday. it's expected to have a few more trails open today, but the sierra avalanche center still ranks the backcountry area as being a considerable danger. >>> time is 7:38. let's see what's happening on our roads this morning. sal, what's the latest? it is a good commute, dave, claudine. if you have to go anywhere, you should be in decent shape around the bay

we had a president who was more into cost-cutting, i wish we had that now, calvin coolidge was last president who understood the value of lowering taxes and reducing government spending, we have two parties who are really addicted to that, that is only thing that will slow this kind of growth down. long-term, and i hope that president if he is reelected he work with congress to not be allergic to entitlement reform and make necessary cuts. lou: i don't think you have to worry about congress, congress is not congress in a historic sensor institutional sense, congress now is dominated by a group of ri -- radical dimms whn to over those this president literally, they are subversive, this president, as achieved everything he has done to this point despite the congress and opposition resistance. charles: that is the remarkable thing. the president's ability to to compartmentalize these issues and focus on execution. we know that normally lower regulations, but he has been aim to get through despite media being against him, the democrats again him. lou: courts against. charles: this is mind bogglin

. >> calvin coolidge was accused of untrust in the 1920s bull market of the roaring 20s. 1929 crash he became somewhat subject of ridicule. >> fast forward to today where there is evidence that the u.s. economy is slowing down. but the president refuses to accept that fact. tweeting late august, the fake news lame stream media is doing everything possible to create u.s. recession even though the numbers and facts are working totally in the opposite direction. >> the u.s. economy is slowing. trade has been flat or falling for a number of years now. >> the one word that scares him the most is recession. he almost is like the witch melting in the wizard of oz when you say the word. he crosses himself no because that will doom him. >> he's run so much on i'm good for the markets. i'm good for the u.s. economy. well, if we are in a recession it's not going to feel that way to a lot of people. >> in this area right here there is probably 30,000 pounds of lobsters. >> it already doesn't feel that way to the business owners struggling because of the president's tariffs. >> we rea

the church is on macarthur boulevard at coolidge and you are welcome to join the discussion. >>> several area cities are updating local laws about second homes on private property. the homes are officially called accessory dwellings but more commonly called granny flats or in law units. new state laws override city regulations that ban most second and third units on properties, piedmont and walnut creek will take up those issues at meetings tomorrow and marin countys owners new financial incentives to create affordable rentals on their land. >>> oakland police are still searching for three me run crash which happened on grand and macarthur just after 1 am sunday. police say that a 42-year-old woman driving a subaru outback was hit by an audi. investigators say the driver of the audi and two men in the car got out, ran away and left the car behind. the woman was rushed to the hospital but she was pronounced dead. if you have information about the crash call oakland police. storm after denying he told elizabeth warren that a woman could not be elected president of the united states bernie

we have had five days of coolidge weather, now we have these very strong winds whipping up the fires,. how many more times will they have to do this before the hot season ends in about two or three months‘ time? they all say these are unprecedented conditions that they are enduring down in this area. but they have not experienced fires here like this in living memory. jonathan head, thank you, in new south wales. the duchess of sussex has returned to canada — amid the fallout from the announcement that she and prince harry intend to step back as senior members of the royal family. the queen, prince charles and prince william have instructed their staff to find a solution within a matter of days. simon jones has more. prince harry and meghan‘s first public appearance this year, a visit on tuesday to canada‘s high commissioner in london to thank the country for showing them warmth and hospitality during their six—week break over christmas. but now meghan has already flown back there while prince harry remains in the uk to deal with fallout of the shock announcement that they want to ste

president clinton president bush basically almost any president going back to probably court calvin coolidge as community. in terms of abuse of power this case the obviously the main sort of difference of opinion over the ukraine call and so forth so for the democrats are saying that this was a call that was used for a for political campaign purposes and that this is a that endangered an allied state and this is an issue the republicans say on the one hand in terms of giving aid and trying to influence other countries this is what trade this is how government works the idea is this is an abuse of power if it would be an abuse of power again pretty much any president since roosevelt would be guilty. but also especially in the political campaign the democrats tend to say that he did this specifically to attack a potential political contender joe biden the republican response is to say. being a political contender doesn't necessarily defend you from being investigated for corruption as you were previously a politician one can't just say i'm going to run for president now you can't try me or you

then treasury secretary andrew mellon along with president calvin coolidge eared thr nginee tax cuts marginal rate was down to 25%. on an income of $100,000. the economy boomed as a result of the mellon tax cuts just as they did in 1960s with the kennedy tax cut, reagan's cuts in the 1980s and donald trump's in 2017. that's what has been going on. now, we know that herbert hoover signed the smoot-hawley tariff in 1930, exacerbated the depression. donald trump loves tariffs but what has he done in the last two weeks, stuart? pulled back from the tariffs, done the trade deals, his phase one with china, pulled back a lot of his tariffs which i think shows that he's going to be more like coolidge, kennedy and reagan than herbert hoover and keep your eye on the fact that if he wins re-election, what's going to continue? deregulation of the private sector. that has been going on in the background. this is one of the biggest underreported stories out there. i think it's entirely possible that the 2020s under donald trump could roar just as they did a hundred years ago. stuart: what a contra

and on hoda and jenna, tiffany haddish, rose burns, selma hayek, billy porter and jennifer coolidge allbers are supposed to vote on a plan that could lead onto more hands on posts, looking to fund a pilot program with what they call b.a.r.t. ambassadors, including a team of ten people that would act as community service officers on board trains. b.a.r.t. believes it will boost rider safety. the ambassadors won't be armed but trained to diffuse potential c conflict. the meeting is supposed to get under way at any moment. we'll have a report on the midday newscast and more on nbcbayarea.com. >>> uber riders, big changes are coming, only in california, ending up front pricing. on nbcbayarea.com, the full story, including why the changes only happening here. >>> following new developments in washington. lawmakers debating the growing u.s. crisis with iran. house lawmakers planning to vote on a measure that would limit president trump's ability to take action. on our twitter feed, a link to the full story, including reaction from house speaker nancy pelosi. >>> a local weather update is comi

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salma hayek, billy porter, jennifer coolidge.of you right there, "like a boss," tiffany, salma, you, there's not a man on that picture right there. how does that feel? it's real essential girl power right there. >> i'll leave. >> george. that's really a question for you. >> i feel great. >> you good? you seem very comfortable with your masculine and feminine sides. that was part of the fun. it was, like, yeah. the men are really peripheral, and their relationship and the love story is really between the friendship between the women. so it's -- yeah. it's rare to have that in a film. >> yeah. >> it's usually some kind of backdrop of a romance, but there's not. >> are you guys ready to see some of it? [ applause ] >> we should just stick with our own story, you know? keep it real. >> we can't go back to claire and teller what we have come up is just we're keeping it real. we need to try something new. let's shush it up a little bit. >> did you just say shuz? >> shuz it up. >> don't be so shuzmental. >> let's focus up. >> also, you