at the same time, coolidge as coolidge. paul johnson said. all the most notable were dedicated, expanding the role of the state. mussolini, supreme in italy from 1922, put it bluntly, everything within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state. stalin in power from 1924, began his great series of five year plans for the entire from turkey to china, saudi arabia, said mr. johnson. all of them took government into corners their countries. it had never before penetrated. even france and belgium were rampant interventionists to those who slight the coolidge as an early version of looking out for one. paul johnson has rebuke this new material advance was not gross and felicity as the popular historian of the 1920s, has it. middle class intellectuals a little too inclined against, poor people acquiring for the first time material and especially luxuries of a kind. they themselves have always taken for granted in a democratic and self-improvement society like the united states. when more money becomes available the first priori

coolidge's father owned. as a boy, he was industrious much like his parents and sold apples and popcorn to the townspeople. people during those meetings. in his autobiography, coolidge describes the people of their neighborhood as having exemplary, he said. the speech clean. their lives were above. they had no mortgages on their farms. if any debts were contracted. they were promptly paid. credit was good. and there was money in the savings bank. they cherished the teachings of the bible and sought to live accordance with its precepts. mitch daniels just said i think we know how we would stand on forgiving student debt. this scene will be captured by panelist christopher coolidge, a great grandson of the president. as a young man coolidge attended high school at black river academy in ludlow and then amherst in massachusetts. while his physical surroundings were very humble, his intellectual formation was influenced by the great writers and philosopher whose names adorn this building. coolidge in his own word

and i want to thank the coolidge foundation for putting calvin coolidge, his autobiography, back in print and available for every american in. amity. your words about him, his words in a book much shorter than my book. a lot shorter than my book. evidence of his brevity and economy of words or my lack of. inspired me greatly. and i've been inspired since by his humility, his principled conservative leadership that resonates into our time in new and renewed ways and by his deep devotion to the constitution of the united states. you know, there were many times when i was vice president that i would look around the room at those luminaries on the wall and be inspired them. but seth said in one particular moment, i reflected on those words of the bible that remind us that we are surrounded, by a great cloud of witnesses. so let us throw off everything that hinders in the senate. so easily entangles and run with perseverance. the race marked out for us is surely he did it his time and inspires us. still. surrounded by those portraits, remembering those who have gone before we set to do our dut

coolidge coolidge's principle of individual liberty free markets. and then the government created an incredible improvement in the quality of life. unfortunately, what is taught most schools, therefore a commonly held belief is that the roaring twenties led the great depression. this is not true. it was a radical change in policy by hoover and franklin roosevelt that both created the great great depression and extended duration cure, which is principles of good government, were attacked by hoover and then roosevelt. there was a huge increase taxes massive increase regulation and government interfere dances in many business activity. if coolidge's principles had not been violated is highly unlikely that we would have ever had the great depression and we probably wouldn't have had world war two. i want to speak a personal perspective with potentially help the students here, which i have you as the audience i really want to focus on to turn q which is principles his understandings and to a productive and moral life. in my career i have experienced a si

we know that coolidge is a baseball fan, especially misses coolidge. so it makes sense that it has its origins there. >> what is the overall white house historical association. >> it was founded in 1961. as a cooperating association park service. we are the nonprofit and nonpartisan partners to the white house. we have research education and printing and publishing. it is more readily available for americans. we would teach about the history of the house. >> finally, your co-editor of a new book titled morning the president -- lost legacy in american culture. >> the book was an idea after the funeral of george h w bush. what we were witnessing in real time, a colleague of mine, with that, we wanted to take a historical look at the morning processes, and case a former president passed away at what is the immediate reaction, and over time, how does that change or how does the legacy change based off of those morning periods. we put together 12 in the volume, spanning from the first president, george washington, up to george h w bush. we go through and we

we know that coolidge is a baseball fan, especially misses coolidge.it makes sense that it has its origins there. >> what is the overall white house historical association. >> it was founded in 1961. as a cooperating association park service. we are the nonprofit and nonpartisan partners to the white house. we have research education and printing and publishing. it is more readily available for americans. we would teach about the history of the house. >> finally, your co-editor of a new book titled morning the president -- lost legacy in american culture. >> the book was an idea after the funeral of george h w bush. what we were witnessing in real time, a colleague of mine, with that, we wanted to take a historical look at the morning processes, and case a former president passed away at what is the immediate reaction, and over time, how does that change or how does the legacy change based off of those morning periods. we put together 12 in the volume, spanning from the first president, george washington, up to george h w bush. we go through and we tal

we know that coolidge is a baseball fan, especially misses coolidge.it makes sense that it has its origins there. >> what is the overall white house historical association. >> it was founded in 1961. as a cooperating association park service. we are the nonprofit and nonpartisan partners to the white house. we have research education and printing and publishing. it is more readily available for americans. we would teach about the history of the house. >> finally, your co-editor of a new book titled morning the president -- lost legacy in american culture. >> the book was an idea after the funeral of george h w bush. what we were witnessing in real time, a colleague of mine, with that, we wanted to take a historical look at the morning processes, and case a former president passed away at what is the immediate reaction, and over time, how does that change or how does the legacy change based off of those morning periods. we put together 12 in the volume, spanning from the first president, george washington, up to george h w bush. we go through and we tal

. >> my number one favorite is jennifer coolidge. >> jennifer coolidge is having a wonderful renaissancem community. we know who to celebrate we have been celebrating jennifer coolidge for decades. the rest of the world ha caught up. with a taste makers. where the trendsetters you're welcome >> jinkx, before we go, you ar celebrated you are successful you are beloved. there are all sorts of peopl in your community and in other parts of this country and othe parts of the world right now who are scared and are under attack what is your message to them >> my message is always, you know, find your community. sometimes, that means having t move and that sucks. we should be safe wherever w live >> you've been doing this sinc they were 15 >> i've been doing this since was 15 because i lived in place where we say for me to d it i was born and raised in portland, oregon that's where i live. there are places where it' safe to be queer or a drag queen or trans at any age. there are places in this country where it's not there are still debating whether we deserve to exist in certain parts of the cou

jennifer coolidge. >> jennifer coolidge's having wonderful renaissance right now!the worl has caught up. we are the taste makers. we are trendsetters. you're welcome >> all right, jinkx as jinkx before we go you are celebrated, you ar successful, you are beloved. but there are also people in your community, in other parts of the country in other parts of the worl right now. who are scared, who are unde attack what is your message to them >> my message is always find your community sometimes that means having to move, and that sucks because we should be saf wherever we live >> you've been doing this sinc you are 15 >> i've been doing this since was 50 and because i lived in a place where it was safe for me to do it i was born and raised in portland, oregon that's where i am one smart. there are places to be queer or a drag queen, or trans at any age. and there are places in this country where there are not, obviously, they're still debating whether we should exist and certain parts of the country. so icu, keep yourself safe self preservation should be up there on yo

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, right >> yes, jennifer coolidge. >> seth: yeah. >> yes [ cheers and applause and she is as amazingerson, she's everything you want her to be it's really great. >> yeah. it's just what you see on a show or at an awards show. it just is that. >> seth: yes >> it's not that way with some of us. [ laughter ] but, the -- yeah, she was incredible she's so funny there's one scene that i don't think i'm spoiling the film. it's not like marvel here or anything, but -- but there is a scene in the film where i frighten her and she runs screaming and jumps out a window and you think -- like, in the script, it just says, like, "run screaming out the window." i swear there were like -- we did about 15 takes and every take she was like, "let's try it again. [ laughter ] maybe i could go like this - [ laughter ] like, i've never seen any -- every animal, every sound was -- it was a lesson. >> seth: yeah. >> it was an acting class. >> seth: if there's any actor who thought through 15 ways to jump out a window, i'm happy it's her [ laughter ] >> she also had this amazing -- we have this amazing momen

if you are a jennifer coolidge fan, you might enjoy this. she will be part of the professional businesswomen of california live online conference on may 9. registration is underway right now. prices will go up next week. to register, go to the website to sign u dan: kareem abdul-jabbar came to oakland today. his message for the high fat -- basketball champions was this. the shortest way to success is through education. ama: he came equipped with more than advice. each player received a signed copy of his book. he wrote it about the new york rams, the first all-black men's basketball team. they were gifted with his jersey. the star had some encouraging words for the young champions. >> [inaudible] you have to have an understanding of where it is and how to get there. dan: this was oakland high's first state championship and a third for the oakland tech lady bulldogs. this was a big day. nice for him to come into town. the warriors are fighting to make the playoffs but somebody else made it tonight. ama: larry beil is here with sports. larry:

chrissy teag began would be a lot of fun, jennifer coolidge would be insanely good. up with. >> we talked about this, your son jackson was subjected to bullying and online hate. how do you deal with that as a mother, how do you deal with that as a public figure? >> it's really tough. it's really tough to balance the two. as a teenager, he wants to do what all the teenagers are doing on his phone. as a mom i want to protect him and go, you don't need to be on this app, you don't need to have this. finding the balance of giving him some freedom, then also trying to protect him and talk about it at home. i can only control how we deal with it, how we talk about it. i can't control what somebody else does. >> you are an author, you are an actress, a former model, you're this. what is the next iteration for you? >> oh, that's a very good question. >> the next chapter of garcelle? >> the next chapter is probably producing more. spending time with my kids before they go off to college. as you know, i'm dreading that. >> we keep talking about wanting to stop time when it com

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that statute of limitations is only 2 years and ran out during the coolidge administration. it's dead. but if you take that lousy misdemeanor and add a few more facts to it, for example, if they can prove, or if a grand jury can agree that he actually took this, this money, or more fudged these records in order to conceal a crime. and what that crime is, i don't know maybe some in kind campaign violation which nobody can understand. but through this weird machination, then you'll be able to, to meet the time limit and charge. mr. trump, president trump, with the worst felony case in the history of mankind. now, do you know what happened recently? first you have one of mr. colin's old lawyers who came out on fox news is that this guy's a liar? no. i wouldn't do that as a point of order with any of my clients, even though we're liars, or even though i was crazy why a lawyers doing that because of a waiver. i don't know, but that being said, here's another case. another document from 2018 from another one of mister collins prior lawyers who said president trump never paid anyth

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liz: if you are a jennifer coolidge fan -- i know i sure am -- you might enjoy this. the "white lotus" actress will be part of the live online conference on may 9. registration is currently underway, and prices will go up next week, so do it now. you can register at pbwc larry: she is hilarious. basketball great kareem abdul-jabbar here in the bay area today v larry: basketball legend kareem abdul-jabbar came to oakland with a message for the state high school champions, and the message is the shortest way to success is through education. liz: abc senior education reportedly on melinda's tells us abdul came equipped with more than just advice -- senior education reporter leanne melinda's -- lyann lyanne: team's first state championship. today, many accolades followed by words of advice. >> you all are champion scholar athletes. >> it was thurman who asked six-time nba champion kareem abdul-jabbar to spread his message of education. the former basketball great now has a foundation called sky-hook, which focuses on teaching students about science, technology, engineerin

. >> jesse: thought it was going to be about coolidge but i will take washington. thank you, congrats. bret see you. >> jesse: well, we start with a fox news alert. a trans shooter killed six at a christian school in nashville, tennessee. we'll continue to bring you details as the story develops. first, we will start with politics. kamala harris has a lot of jobs. space czar, a lot to do in america. makes us wonder what's kamala harris doing in africa in the white house says she is there to strengthen our partnership with africa. what does that mean? today in ghana she went to a skate rink and a recording studio. >> what is happening here is changing the way people kind of enjoy themselves. [laughter] and then kamala talked about freedom and liberty. >> as you have mentioned, we have had today, this afternoon, a wide ranging discussion. we have discussed a number of important topics, including the importance of concepts and priorities, such as freedom and liberty. >> jesse: kamala finally got to the real reason she is in africa. >> the will the will of my focus on

-coolidge, everything ok over there?al good grip. e.l.f. sent me a gift box, yeah. isn't that sweet? sponsored by river rock casino nervous moments in moraga this afternoon the saint mary's gayle's men's basketball team knew they would make the ncaa tournament be part of the march madness after a great regular season. it still had anxious few minutes as they waited to hear their name called happened. for the second straight year the gales are five seed the highest. they've ever been in the ncaa's but a long flight to albany, new york to play virginia commonwealth in the first round friday morning, even though they knew they were in they talked about the nervousness as they watch the other teams get the call. and then you kind of take that seat in that chair and you see names go off and you're like, oh shoot. am i gonna be here here? and you definitely feel those butterflies. so it is a little weird. it's kind of like you're giving a presentation or something in school, but nonetheless we got called. know and we're super

. >> jesse: thought it was going to be about coolidge but i will take washington. trans shooter killed six at a christian school in nashville, tennessee. we'll continue to bring you details as the story develops. first, we will start with politics. kamala harris has a lot of jobs. space czar, a lot to do in america. makes us wonder what's kamala harris doing in africa in the white house says she is there to strengthen our partnersh

because you've worked for every president from ronald reagan to donald to richard nixon, calvin coolidge was they got one of your students so can you tell everybody that story that i love that you told the time? really? i think taxes better any story have ever heard and it's the story of robin hood can explain that one. do you really want me to go? yes. i love it's an hour long story. i go along to like. oh, come on. come on. no, no no, i'll do that. it is. does take a long time. okay. well, if you don't want to wait, you know, i get. but it's it's just a real simple thing here. can i do other. just the theory of redistribution which is just critical here it's critical to all politics not only the highest tax rate which is the centerpiece of the debate today. the theory of redistribute is when you take from someone else a little bit more. right. and you give to someone has a little bit less, that's called redistribution. okay. you're me. when you take from someone who has a little bit more, you reduce that person's incentives to produce and that person will produce a little bit. you all

president calvin coolidge once said that something i never took seriously. until donald trump. them about has not deserved to be in the white house. the man who did not deserve to be in the white house also posted today, i think that fox board member rhino paul ryan now put his boss rupert murdoch and great legal jeopardy by convincing him to go against his news anchors and there believe that the 2020 election was rigged and stolen. paul ryan is bad luck for fox. he should resign or be fired. and they're donald trump has obviously decided to cover up the truth about his false friend sean hannity and the out-of-control liar tucker carlson, both of whom said in texan emails obtained by the dominion lawsuit, they never believed a word of donald trump 's lies about the 2020 election. rupert murdoch is frequently referred to as the owner of fox, but as he'll business professor jeffrey sonnenfeld points out, 61% of the stock of that company is owned by other investors. each of those investors is now in a position to bring a lawsuit against rupert murdoch and the fox board for the irr

because you're mine. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: anthony mackie and jennifer coolidge in "we have> that was all her. that was just her. that's why i was like, oh, we're going -- oh, wow -- oh, hello! that was all her. >> jimmy: i have a feeling that's how it works. people are like, she's too funny for us to write lines for. >> swinging for the fence, that's all it is. >> jimmy: it's an interesting idea for a movie. you guys buy a house, your family. >> right. >> jimmy: it's priced very low. >> of course. >> jimmy: turns out it's because there's a ghost in there. >> it's a fixer-upper. the whole premise of the movie is there's a family looking for a new start. they find this home, they move into this home, they buy the home -- little do they know the house was serviced with a ghost. the young kid who plays my son, he goes, he finds the ghost, he befriends the ghost. we take the ghost and make it into a public spectrum of events. the ghost becomes -- it's like "harry and the hendersons." anybody here old enough to remember "harry and the hendersons"? [ applause ] this is "harry and

um molly shannon and jennifer coolidge and particular not to name drop drop names.rop it right, but a little fact about molly shannon is she loves reality tv stars, okay, and a little fact about me is i also love reality tv. which ones do you love? 90 day fiance? thank you love after lockup, the vow the nexium cults. so yeah, that's a good that was. would you consider that a reality show? i mean, that kind of it's a document actually happened actually happened. um yeah, so we really shared our bond of that show and i started a group chat with some of the former members of nexium. some of the former members of 90 day fiance and molly shannon is in those group chats. hold on a second. yeah how do you start a text chain with members of a sex cult like how do you even get in touch with them the first place i said, i'm doing a lot of research on this show called white lotus. uh huh. get into character. there's a lot of crazy situations and i'm in the show. no, no, i just i just don't know. i just said them again in person there again. i just say i'm a huge fan, and i rea

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-coolidge, everything ok over there? yourself at an arlington courthouse facing trial. >> it's scary. i was in the fight for my life. >> there were a number of folks that were there to support chris johnson -- his family, his wife -- and then there were a number of folks there to support kevin. >> our main focus at trial was two things. showing the jury that there was no evidence in this case, number one, and number two, that the prosecutor's theory of this case made no sense. >> libbey van pelt did a very engaging opening statement, basically saying that chris could not possibly have arranged for the murder of this fiancee that he loved so much. >> when they brought kevin cincotta to the stand, that part was heartbreaking, because you could see that there was love there and you could see that kevin had been terribly, terribly hurt by the murder of his mother. >> remember, kevin had been pushing for years to move the case forward and get justice for his mother. >> kevin testified that when he was at the funeral home, he

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peace in the soul, peace in the country , children from all over belarus, schoolchildren, as well as coolidge students, visited the palace of independence and reflected their vision of the topic in three nominations - poem, prose and painting - young belarusians. today they have further expanded their knowledge of their native country and learned a lot of interesting facts about the palace of independence , the guys were introduced to the history and events, that take place daily within these walls. the realization that all the splendor of this building was created by the hands of domestic masters delights and gives one more reason to be proud of your own. as soon as i entered this palace, my heart was pounding right out of my chest, so to speak, a very bewitching palace, so to speak, from my chest. i liked the green room. she is so calmer, i wanted to sit there , stay, drink some tea. we brought, for a gift to the president, a trilogy, which was published as a result of the competition peace in the soul and peace in country, and within the framework of the project, the happiness of living in