. >> host: but that is controversial today you and important were is it exhibitionist david davenport with george lloyd published that the new deal is the paradigm. if you are for government experience and your stimulus if you are against it then you have other positions about career policy. so therefore hoover looks at him as the deflator baby coolidge is out of bet. but you show hoover thinking about the new deal to formulate op-ed articles that we cannot extend the mastery of government without making it the master of people's souls and thoughts. can we say another word about what is in this book about the new deal and how it could be perceived? to make yes i am glad that you mentioned them. there was a book out the few minutes ago by the same publisher we did not know that we were writing it but we have a convergence in thought as a leader of the deployment of the anti-statist arguments that are now in trouble and some of those arguments and hoover bakes are arguments as say permitted to issue in politics with the government a and free economy how far should we go. hoover raises i

david davenport, a scholar and former president of pepperdine university with george will it recently published public saying the new deal is a paradigm for modern debate. if you are for you ever government expansion and stimuli. if you are against it you have other positions about current policy. they say hoover therefore is the key fire. they think coolidge, my subject is retro and out of it what i enjoy about your book is you show that. you show hoover thinking about the new deal and there could be offset articles today. we cannot extend mastery of government without making it master of people's souls. can use a word or two more about what is in this book about the new deal and how it might be perceived? >> i am glad you mentioned board ruling and david davenport on american conservatism out a few months ago, same publisher i might add. neither of us knew the other was writing separate volumes but we have a lot of convergence and fought in recognizing in hoover a prosthetic figure and a leader in the deployment of arguments that have become integral to american conservatism and som

>> guest: i'm glad you mentioned david lloyd and davenport.either of us knew the other was writing. we had a great deal of convergence in recognizing hoover was really a prophetic figure and leader in the deployment arguments antistatist arguments that have become integral to american consumerism. some of the arguments that hoover makes are the arguments we are having still. the government, which is the problem in which is the solution and how far should we go in deregulation and so forth? huber relates issues in this book which are very defining as you say of the american political landscape. in fact in 1932 hoover gave a talk in madison square garden, the speech of his unsuccessful re-election campaign. he said this election is more than a contest between two men into parties. it's between two philosophies of government and the selection will dictate the course of american life for 100 years to come. he regarded that as one of the most prophetic speeches he had ever given so what he is doing in this book in the crusade years as documenting h

david davenport recently published a book saying the new deal is the paradigm for the debate if you areor it or against it and if you are against it then you have other positions about the current policy. they say that hoover is a defined or. he's retro and out of it. i -- what i enjoyed very much about the book is that you showed that coming you showed hoover thinking up a new deal and formatting things that could be offset articles today. you quoted him we cannot extend over the daily life of people without someone making it a master of people's souls and thoughts. on this new deal and how it might be perceived. >> guest: i'm glad that you mentioned them just out of few months ago, same publisher i might add create neither of us knew the other was writing the separate volumes but we have a great deal of convergence and fought in recognizing a prophetic figure into the leader in the deployment of arguments and anti-statist arguments that have now become and trickle and they are arguments that we are having so. it's kind of a permanent issue in our politics. the free economy which is th

david davenport, a scholar, with george lloyd, same new deal is the paradigm for modern day.f you for a coming or for government expansion. if you're a good state, the 1930 video, you have other positions about current policy. they say hoover therefore is the designer. what i enjoys you showed hoover thinking about the new deal and formatting things that could be op-ed articles today. you cannot extend mastery of government over the daily lives of people without him are making a master peoples souls and thoughts. can you just say a word or two more about what is in this book about the new deal and how it might be perceived? >> guest: yes, i'm glad you mentioned david lloyd and the american conservatives and a few months ago. same publisher might i add. neither of us knew the other was writing a separate volumes but we have a great deal of convergence and recognizing hoover, really pathetic figure in the leader of the deployment of arguments, anti-statist arguments that it's now become integral to american conservatism. some of the argument server makes the 1930s or arguments

david davenport and former pepperdine university with george lloyd of recently published a book to sayt is the paradigm for the modern debate. you are for government expansion and if you are against it, the 1930s deal then you have other positions about the current policy. they think hoover therefore is a definer. they think that coolidge is kind of retro and out of it. what i enjoy very much about your book is that you show that, hoover is thinking about the new deal and things that could be articles today. you said we cannot extend the mastery of the government without making it a master of people's soul and thoughts. can you say a word or two more about what is in this book and how it might be perceived? >> guest: yes i'm glad you mentioned gordon lloyd into the new deal on the conservatism just out a few months ago. same publisher i might add. neither of us knew that we were writing the separate volumes but we had a great deal of convergence and recognizing and hoover this figure and leader in the deployment of arguments and the anti-statist arguments that have now become an troubl

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