jack ford became the chairman of the ford foundation. at the library and the museum for a few years. and then steve ford for a while. i'm sorry mike ford is the chairman right now. susan plays she is part the uss gerald r ford. she is active in many of the programs we have. exhibits have been very supportive. they and the foundation have been very supportive of the library and museum in the exhibit program. participation efforts also. >> you touched about betty ford with the cancer experience. the museum himself is there talk about that? and later on the addiction connection what you have with betty ford? >> we are fortunate to have first lady who is open come as much as she was. she said if i'm having these problems, others are having these problems and they might benefit. so class in 2016 and in betty ford footprint in that. a great deal about her advocacy on behalf of women's rights. the breast cancer, the betty ford clinic, for the arts in particular american arts and dance. also her and see for children. who are suffering health pro

ford to our people. how other presidents who ran things for the office. if you look at the next slide, thank you, i'm going to take you to the oval office on march 10 covid 1975. recalling something david mccullough said with john adams by that point have brought to lesser presidents with john adams to the attention of the american most successful book was being interviewed among the 20th century residents. the president really needs to be known better. so here we are march 10 rainy monday a spring and washington talking to his chief of staff don rumsfeld were in the background as a fellow by the name of john percy. john is a pulitzer prize winning novelist, journalist she's working for the "new york times" magazine and they asked ford for permission to follow him for a week during his presidency. president ford agreed to that the object was to write a lengthy story about gerald ford because they said americans are more about the president. the polling that was being done inside ford's own sense confirme

ford passed away in 2011. allen, who had been a longtime chairman of the ford foundation, stepped down about that time. jack ford then became the chairman of the ford foundation, and acted with activities at the library and the museum for about three years, and then steve ford took up that mantle for a while. jack ford is -- i'm sorry, mike ford is the chairman right now. so susan plays an important part. she was a sponsor of the uss gerald are forward. she is active with many of the programs that we had, exhibits that we do, they have been very supportive. the foundation has been very supportive of the library and the museum and the exhibit programs and the digitization as well. >> you touched about betty ford's -- obviously, the cancer experience. in the museum itself, is there -- do you talk about that, and obviously later, on the addiction connection, what kind of narrative do you have in the museum about betty ford? >> we were fortunate to have a first lady who was so open, as open as betty ford was, who

we have one of the ford president ford's family members, greg ford, a nephew of president. mrs. ford, welcome. glad you're always glad you're here. so, yeah, go ahead and applaud. absolutely absolutely. now, those of you who have been to this gig before know that i have tried every which way possible humanly possible to introduce bill in a new way. so one year, in fact, we used his haiku poetry. remember that year? haiku poetry to. introduce him because he's the author of a lot of haiku poetry that ended up in a book. another year we looked at, oh, this was this was rich. we looked at his student evaluate options. and i had never managed the two decades i've known bill to embarrass him in a good natured way until i read the last student evaluation from a young woman who said, and you know, the best thing besides the great storytelling. he's hot. right? so i've run out of ideas for introducing him. so here's what i'd like to do. you all though, bill, you've been coming back 90% of the size. how many of you have heard bill in person? yeah. so i'm going to ask you the questions. wh

ford. >> gerald ford was one of the most popular people in congress, conservative and republican to the core. but always willing to talking always willing to compromise. my fellow americans, our long national nightmare is over. >> part of what gerald ford wanted to do was move beyond watergate. to say our long national nightmare is over was to try to tell the nation my main job as president will be to heal of this country. >> may our former president, who brought peace to millions find it for himself [cheers and applause] >> david what do you think? >> i would guess that in his term we may see a little of what we are promised in the preamble to the constitution but seldom see, that's a little bit of domestic tranquility. >> when gerald ford became president, he understood the public needed something completely different. seemed to be the right man for the times. >> it's likely to give the nation's economy a psychological lift but it will take more than a new president to cure the economy. >> it was an extremely difficult time. ford inherited the deepest recession since the 1930's but sp

key reasoning for this ford move? ? -- ed: i think there is a note saying that this is a cascading event. the expectation from the street is that you see general motors and the european players also do so. it is interesting, it is probably a mixture of more than one factor and cutting prices in response to tesla but if you look at specifics of where ford cut prices on the mustang marquis, it is a $4500 trim. the most significant cuts are at the higher end. they -- that starts to indicate that this might be more about getting those vehicles in line with the ira requirements for $7,500 federal credit or discount. it seems to be multifaceted. kriti: part of the report was also that in order to make up for the price cuts, they will boost production by 67%, yet the stock is down on the news. does the market believe they can do that? ed: the stock is down in a softer market and the worry for ford is what you heard from your previous guests. the mustang marquis is a nonprofitable model for ford. when ford planned it, the for

ah, cut backs at fords, operations in your it. american carmakers proposed to be laying off thousands of workers, mainly in germany. we'll delve into why and it's no laughing matter here. how a mild winter is proving problem. the your ski resort is need of your business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. now ford is thought to be planning to slash its workforce in europe. unions representing the american carmakers employees in germany have told workers that over 3000 post last, the company says it needs to be more competitive as it ups its output, electric vehicles, some of force, product development work in your look set to be moved to the u. s, before it isn't the only big u. s. listed company laying off employee spot if i is also announced that it's letting go, 6 percent of its staff at about $600.00 jobs. at the end of last week, google parent company alphabet announced a massive 12000 jobs will be cut part of a trend, riffling through major u. s. firms as they righty. ongoing economic storm. let's get more on this f

and he thought that ford was you know, the ford sort of the right man at the right time as far as his elevation to the vice presidency and presidency. but he also thought he was limited and he's continually frustrated with him is as president. he thinks he's too timid. i mean, carnival actually emerges as something of a hard there in the mid seventies. know he i don't know think he was he liked ford personally but he tells betty ford in the receiving line when i for ford becomes either vice president president kicks him in the shins and says your for this which is not really true but he was although he was certainly you know in favor of ford's elevation of the vice presidency. but i think he thought i was ambivalent. interestingly, on on on reagan hanson's right, he consistently underestimated the wishes kind of the father the thought in 76 and 80 keep saying, oh man, if we nominate this guy when you're blown away, you know, and reagan is the only president who who rises in carnival's estimation. i mean, the others see know he's down on iraq. he thinks reagan is much brighter and more

it was real. >> reporter: ford has long valued being real.66 movie debut called "dead heat on a ma merry-go-round." >> no, sir. >> you sure? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: the day after that scene, the producer called ford into his office. >> he said, saw the dailies from yesterday. you are never going to make it in this business. you are wasting your time. >> reporter: the producer told ford that years earlier, a young tony curtis had played a grocery delivery boy and did it with such presence that everyone said, now that's a movie star. >> i leaned across the desk. i said, i thought you were supposed to think there was a grocery delivery boy. he said, get the [ bleep ] out of here. >> reporter: you were charming people right from the start. ing tak a >>te evenhen he is playing make believea or outrunning boulders in the jungle. or hunting replicas in futuristic los angeles, there's something grounded in ford's characters. there's a begenuine quality to e characters you play which is not an accident. >> i think i have always -- i gravitated towar

he has the new show shrinkage with harrison ford, with har ison ford.n i mean rock 'n' roll hall of famer, legend chuck d is going to be on the show today. drop some knowledge for us. drop some knowledge. all right. folks, there's news from the world of candy, the only part of trail mix i actually eat. you might remember last year when m&m's redesigned their female green spokecandy, changing her go-go boots to sensible sneakers. and fox news host tucker carlson was outraged about no longer being turned on. >> m&m's will not be satisfied until every last cartoon character is deeply unappealing and totally androgynous, until the moment you wouldn't want to have a drink with any one of them. (laughter) >> stephen: nothing weird about that. who hasn't thought about taking their candy out for drinks and then, if things go right, maybe a little action, over the peanut, under the candy shell. and that was just his take on the footwear. when the newest spokescandy debuted, he described it as a "plus-sized, obese purple m&m." first of all, she's not obese: she i

my worry here is that ford's quarter and ford's year are -- have been suboptimal, clearly, as time wasll the way up in the 20s and a lot of that is because people think there's going to be a recession. a lot of that is, they got to start delivering got to deliver that's -- they're trying this is a very big setback, because the mach-e has been a big winner, and they're going to put out 30, 40, 50,000 a month i will say that if you go back to the beginning of the tesla conference call, musk does say, look, we can bring him back up we've got some, we can bring the prices up a little this is to stop ford what musk was doing was to stop ford because farley has real momentum, and the mach-e has not sold through the f-150 is sold through. they have enough demand, and the f-150 is the star of the line-up. now, of course, musk has a truck coming >> he does >> odd-looking >> it's a ways away, but a more robust effort from toyota, which is still -- given the change at the top there and the approach that they have had to hybrids versus all ev and now perhaps going more significantly into sort of p

ford did not have the same weight to bear in personal terms.hoover it was personalized for hoover, you know, there were in this country, some of you have heard these are unemployed people, living in shantytowns on, the edge of cities. the other the armadillo. the armadillo show was nicknamed the hoover hog because there was so little meat on armadillo blankets. you put a newspaper yourself on a park bench that was a hoover blanket. so hoover was was vilified and so he had come in with this great expectations, almost this wonder, this great engineer, great humanitarian. and yet he and so many people personalize their their anger and took it out. hoover the the joke that went around in 32, which roosevelt told on the campaign even, was that there was hobo who held up a sign he was hitchhiking. and he said, science says, give me a ride or i'll vote for. and supposedly he crossed the country in ten days. so. hoover it's too bad because. hoover, i do believe cared, but did not have a kind of a persona owner that exuded, whereas roosevelt had what wa

ford seemed to be frozen for centuries. walls secrets that are no longer destined to know here meter thick. raw patterns leading to artillery casemate, underground galleries , damp, dark, uneven floors, scalloped ceilings, heavy armored doors with locking mechanisms and an indescribable atmosphere, and it seems that if you look around, you can see the fighters of the third rifle battalion of the forty-fourth rifle regiment with your eyes. and if you listen to hear the polyphony of the battle, mystical stories, sometimes we have especially visits in the evening, there are some moments that are so difficult, explainable from a rational point of view, therefore, even in this plan is the fifth form. i think it will be interesting for visitors. in belarus, there are a lot of ancient castles, abandoned estates and mysterious temples, most of these places are shrouded in mystical secrets and dozens of beautiful and at the same time terrible legends are associated with them. nalibokskaya forest keeps its secrets and a corner of wil

. >>> the basketball world is remembering nba great chris ford he is credited as the first nba playera game, and ford won championships as a player and coach for the celtics in the 1980s. he later became the hid coach of the celtics before coaching in milwaukee, los angeles and philadelphia boston legend larry bird offered his condolences and said ford was an important part of the team's success and jay wright called ford his idol, a great family man and creative basketball player chris ford was 74 years old. >>> now to an unusual scene out of boone, north carolina where a man driving a stolen tractor led police on a long chase throughout town. it was slow, though. the boone police department said they receive add call about a driver trying to hit pidsedestrs in the parking lot and they were only able to stop him after shooting the tractor's tires >>> spidey couldn't sense being passed this quickly. avatar the way of the water soared past 2021's "spiderman no way home", raking in over $1.92 billion globally if it reaches the $2 billion mark it will be james cameron's third film to hit

it is harrison ford. no one has ever said no to harrison ford.as like but 40 people bought tickets, i can't let them down. and i was, maybe it would impress him. we're hard to get. and then i text harrison, i go i know you are working but plaib i can meet you friday nightment and he goes come over to my place, 7:00. so i am in the car, all the people in america, there is so much pressure on me, you have to close this [bleep] there. >> i'm getting a tingle so i turn up at the apartment, ring the door bell, hans solo answers the door. you're just like hello, mate. and i go in the house. and he goes, best script i have ever read. and i go, shrinking? >> he because i'm thinking i have seen raiders of the lost arc and that is a very good script, what are you talking about. and i see on the table he has loads of scripts and i think he thinks i'm swinls. he is thinking of the wrong thing. and i see the shrinking script and i thought he was going to go shrinking? he goes best dialogue i have ever read. and gi oh, okay. do you want to be in it. >> and he

steve ford, editor ofthe find a solution. steve ford, editor of the nursing _ find a solution.ution. steve ford, editor of the nursing times, thank - find a solution. steve ford, editor of the nursing times, thank you. | the labour leader sir keir starmer says he believes 16—year—olds are too young to change their legally—recognised gender. he said he had concerns about the scottish government's planned reforms of the law to allow a change to happen without the need for medical diagnosis. but sir keir stopped short of saying labour would join rishi sunak�*s government in considering a challenge to the scottish legislation. 0ur political correspondent david wallace—lockhart has the story. what do we want? trans rights! when do we want them? now! _ members of the scottish parliament backed controversial legislation last month, making it easier for someone to change their legal gender and lowering the age limit from 18 to 16. labour members at holyrood backed the changes but, this morning, the party's uk leader expressed reservations about the bill. i do have concerns about, one,

ford is forced to do that in response. mach e competes directly with the tesla model y, and tesla has a much more comfortable margin then legacy automakers, but it sees them catching up and sees that it has room to cut on the margin. it is competition for market share, but also for very specific parts of the electric supply chain. batteries, and chips, both of which are not in high supply but in huge demand for creating ev. i spoke to martin about that at all the things that go into building these cars, and he said if europe wants to achieve ev goals, it needs to be proactive. >> the most important thing is not to react to anything going on in the world or anything else, but have a european comprehensive scheme to support this massive transition. because we need investments everywhere, in charging infrastructure, production of electric vehicles, production of ev components, all the way down to the processing of raw materials. oliver: some of that productivity on display this week, when you had olaf scholz in argentina and

this is ford responding directly to tesla.u look at where they cut price, an average of $4500, on the base model, is a $900 cut on the most expensive. why is that important? it brings those more expensive models in line with eligibility for the ira 70 $500 tax incentive, right? it is both sides. but i also think ford says we need to make these vehicles eligible for that broader federal discount. tom: good news for ev buyers out there. what does it mean for margins, though? are they presumably comfortable with thinner margins to get that market share? ed: i remember being in los angeles 2019 with jim hackett when it was unveiled 87 camera this will be profitable from unit number one. of course it wasn't, and part of that has been low volume. 2023 is really the here that they are going to ramp up production to the tune of many more tens of thousands of units. that should a that profitability profile but again, this is a company transitioning and they are still working out the economics. alix: it is like, maybe actually is an inf

ford o'connell. house republican jim jordan slammed democrat attacks. in now on the house gop new probes into white house, fbi and big tech censorship. we have the sound. new twitter files, top pfizer board member, dr. scott gottlieb, got a white house lobbiest to get twitter to censor a trump official for questioning the dangers of covid vaccines, talking about that. the white house tried to get facebook to censor tucker carlson and tomi lahren. plus america is battling lots of issues but the white house focus on banning gas stoves over pollution? pete buttigieg again caught flying government airplanes, this time for media appearances when he could skype. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. we begin with stocks ending up. it was choppy trading. markets are pretty cautious ahead of key inflation data this week. we're talking december cpi, plus we gottens coming in. california pounded with a barrage of severe storms and flooding. tens of thousands evacuated w we have new reports, at least 16 no

when ford became president, shortly thereafter the democrats scored huge gains in the 74 election soer in his last two years board faced hostile congress with presidential election comingso p so that draw, ford was an old-fashioned centrist republican, he was not one who works to the left. he had onene advantage althoughi don't think it helped him that much given emotions raised over nixon's impeachment attempt and the pardoning of him and sharp economic current economic decline in the falling apart of vietnam at the same time so there's a whole host of things happening but one thing did have that hoover lacked was ford was a man of congress so knew how to deal with the political class. hoover was anfr outsider. he had friends and allies in congress but not generally liked by members of t congress particularly conservative wing of the republican party thought he was too much of a progressive. progressives and republicans so-called rhinos of the day, north of nebraska and called by one ofwi the centers, sons of te wild jack, they didn't work in harmony and they held a balance of power

ah cut backs at fords, operations in europe, the american car makers proposed the laying of thousands of workers mainly in germany. we delve into why that is no laughing matter how a mild winter is proving problematic. the yours here is all the state of your business on watts in, but then welcome to the program. now ford is thought to be planning to slash it's workforce in europe. unions representing the american comic as employees in germany . have told workers that over 3000 post sets lost, the company says it needs to be more competitive as it ups its output of electric vehicles. some of force, product development work in your look set to be moved to the us afford isn't the only big us listed company laying off employees spotify is also announced that it's letting go. 6 percent of staff as about $600.00 jobs. the end of last week, google parent company alphabet announced a massive 12000 jobs will become part of a trend, rippling through major us firms as a right the ongoing economic stone. but let's get more on this from a financial correspondent in new york young court again. but

last year ford was the number two ev seller in the u.s..t was way behind tesla that controls almost two thirds of the market. caroline: as always, your first and foremost with this sort of news. talk to us about why ford is doing this. many would say that because of the tesla response. some say it is making it more available to certain subsidies. ed: a number of analysts say this is a response to tesla. my point the pieces that they are cutting the price where the vehicles morse. -- most expensive. they are trying to make them eligible for the tax credit to take advantage of that. ford talks a big game about how demand is outweighing their ability to supply right now. they did not bill that many of them last year. caroline: to that point, what is interesting in the story, this was already a lossmaking type of car anyway. ultimately, they are taking a hit to margin where necessary? what about the rest of the ev vehicles they're coming out with? ed: they plan for the marquis to be profitable from unit one, is unprofitable because of rising in

ford seemed to be frozen for centuries.alls secrets that are no longer destined to know here meter thick. damp patterns leading to the artillery casemate underground galleries damp dark uneven floors streaked ceilings heavy armored doors with locking mechanisms and an indescribable atmosphere and it seems that if you look around you can find by the eyes of the soldiers of the third rifle battalion of the forty-fourth rifle regiment. and if you listen to hear the polyphony of the battle, mystical stories, sometimes we especially visit in the evening, there are some moments that are so difficult to explain from a rational point of view, therefore, even in this regard, the fifth move. i think it will be interesting for visitors. this region is called little venice. as you understand, due to the weather conditions , we will not be able to start traveling in a raincoat, but in no case will this interfere with our acquaintance with the city, however, will not become an obstacle to traveling around belarus for hundreds and even th

but let's begin by talking about ford. what exactly is the thinking behind these job cuts of what's the civically in europe? well, i mean, the bill, the car industry i would say in general is experiencing if you would shift them at the dimensions towards electric vehicles. far as i understand, you need less workers produce those new type of cars and then when it comes to yours. well, actually fort already announced some layout to be talking about couple of thousands of jobs in the united states last year. so now, so to speak, at the 70 europe turns, and then on top of it, then also some of the vehicle that ford for you in germany, smaller se, dante, those cars are not so much in favor anymore with for management. they're more looking towards bigger. s u v. 's or as you mentioned e v. so this is part of the reasoning. why with the those nails now in europe and the ends as spots. if i a swedish come people also listed on the new york stock exchange, the latest text to announce job because this is the story of a post panorami

which ford opposed. so, you know, again, it's one of those things where it looks different from the white house than it does -- concerned about budget concerns because money, spending it here, you can't spend their. its priority made a different. i don't think that stuck with him too badly. he knew it was going to be override. he supported 90% of the bill besides that one thing. there were others that stuck in and -- >> certainly. we've got this fantastic audience, history lovers here. one of our audience members asked if there is a way they, as members of the public, can get access to that early speech you mentioned that you had to root around and dig before, laying out some of nixon's environmental interests. is that something that can go to the library, or archives? >> it's online. now, i'm having a -- can't remember the university. if you google nixon, 1968, radio address, natural resources, it will come right up. i have it in a book, all his radio speeches from the campaign. before i went to dig out

gop strategist, ford o'connell.ret service can give congress a list of visitors to the president's delaware home after the white house said they do not exist. we're on the story. president biden allegedly used a fake government email with his son hunter biden. the white house and congress battle over the debt ceiling. the white house official claims congress raising the ceiling is a prudent thing. critics say no it is not. it is a sign the system is broken. one surprising issue both governors ron desantis actually agree on. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: let's get a check of your money. stocks down a third day in a row on renewed fears of recessions. mixed earnings, sticky inflation, more fed rate hikes spooking the market. now this. has it really come to this in virginia? governor glenn youngkin has to propose a new law too make it mandatory public schools notify parent when students win national married awards? 17 schools doing that 1000 students involved. all in the na

nobody's pricing ford as if it's an ev company. that's where detroit needs to catch up. >> not to go two boxes with you, tim, tax credits haven't been a full story for tesla in quite some time, and now could we come to price war, no one else can protect their price the way tesla can, and now you have the tick kicker of being able to have a tax cut from the federal government i think it makes at attractive again to buy a tesla. >> got to go here. coming up, a few more acronyms to go. one is a show stopper. >>> plus, it's friday, so you know we've got a chart of the week for you one stock inching higher caught our trader's attention wh what is t? stick around to find out i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones ♪ ♪ a cyber-attack can grind everything to a halt. cisco security keeps your company moving forward. because if it's connected, it's protected. cisco. just look around. because if it's connected, this digita

grants, which ford opposed. so now it's it's again, it's one of those things where you know, the world looks different from the white house than it does from the hill. and president who's concerned about budget concerns, you know because money. you're spending it here. you can't necessarily spending it there priority may differ, but you know, i don't think that one stuck with him too. badly. he knew was going to be overridden and you know, he supported probably 90 nine percent of the bill except for that one. why not? so now that didn't there were others i think been struck in his stuck in his prom more more than that sure certainly certainly. well, you know, we've got this really fantastic audience real history lovers here and one of our audience members has asked if there's a way that they as members of the public can get access to that early speech you mentioned that you had to root around and and dig for laying out some of president nixon's environmental interest. is that something they can go to the to the

ma look, the market doesn't like ford i think ford is a pitiful helpless giant >> we've long said by some measures the f-150 is worth more in enterprise value -- >> oh, my god, yes the super duty, the f 350, had to retired -- >> had to retire yours, why is that >> 2008, rusted out. my friend michael haley, the one i bought it for -- >> done. zblit's done. >> is that sad for you >> no, no. we got it used >> you sound -- >> you hate to see a super duty -- >> 14--year-old car or truck >> rusted out, i didn't expect that david, like he knows the difference between a super duty and something -- babies, you know. >> it's true he knows i can tell you all about subway cars, though. >> there you go. let's go there. >> i like the canadian ones better. >> double downgrade, people aren't getting a new heart procedure as much. >> how about mcdonald's, double beat, comps up 12-6, streets looking for eight. >> the stock was down. this is a good example mcdonald's, you talk to them and they're obviously -- you have to admit they're about as professional as you ever get they're not belichick. they're

ford went to mrs. englehardt and asked for some more funds to create a new display that they could easily put in that race between the two portraits. sadly, mrs. ford's did not get but mrs. carter did continue it and said during her first yea at christmas, you can see this is the new way the crest was displayed. several years later. secretary clinton, as first lady, noted that the crest are to appear a little out of date and she really wanted to have each piece individually restored. so they went. and this is how you can see it today. and it is just spectacular. there's several things that make it very unique. is especially the fact that you can see there on horses as opposed to camels. that really do p the white house crash as a unique piece as opposed to many others. and mrs. nixon, who i know you all are all such big fans of here. and one of my favorite things studying for her during the research for this book and studying about it was the wonderful scene from historic dolley madison save george was

with -- ford opposed it.so again, it's one of those things where the world looks different from the white house than it does from the hill. and the president was concerned about budget concerns, because money, we are spending it here, you can't necessarily spend their. priorities may differ. but i don't think that want to stop with him. he knew it was going to be overwritten, and he supported probably 99% of bills up to that point, why not. so there were others that stuck in his crawl more. >> sure, certainly. well, we've got this really fantastic audience, real history lovers here. and one of our audience members has asked if there is a way that they, as members of the public can get access to that early speech you mentioned, that you had to root around and dig for, laying out some of president nixon's environmental interests. is that something that can go to the library, or to the archives? >> it is also online. now, i'm having a -- i can't remember the name of the university. but if you google nixon 1968,

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but ford said we're going to do the same thing. and last year they were raising prices because the cost of lithium was going up. the cost of delivery was going up. the cost of steel is going up. so the ford, mikey mustang prices are coming down aggressively about 4500. it could be as much as 6,000 to be as little as 450 dollars as far as lower the cost, depending on what type of mali get. but the ford mock the mustang is a hot product and this is going to make it hotter. 8 seats. it's good for you and me because its deflationary, it's good for the federal reserve's look at because car costs are coming down. interesting to note that ford sold 65,000 evs last year. tesla sold 522,000. so no one's really competing with tesla at this point in time. for those who did get the ford mock ema staying in last 3 months, 6 months for to make right by them. when i was wondering, yeah, it so they'll get like a because i saw and if they bought that and then sully is cheaper. yeah, tesla didn't do the rebate or the money back or free there's a lot

al: the ford 150 lightning. the suv you, the car was a conventional acura integra but this was passed out since 94. it is independent, not associated with any one publication and a nice win because two of the three were electric vehicles. jack: is this legit or people chasing a shiny new object? al: i try to stay balanced. a shiny new toy. ford f one hundred 50, the best selling vehicle for 40 years, they sell 700,000 of these a year. if they hit their goals, 15% of the f 150s sold would be all electric. that is significant. it's a shiny new toy but has some legs. jack: you say it is not about the award? al: it doesn't impact the stock. car stocks were dreadful in 2022. tesla is down 65. ford, gm, got off to a great start. you see the same thing another stocks, carnival cruises, people might sell them to realize tax losses, and the january effect. jack: president biden is calling for democrats and republicans to rein in big jack: silicon valley stumbling, more layoffs are on the way. what does it mean for the te

. >> reporter: when he was thrust into the presidency in 1974, gerald ford's plain spoken optimism wasans as his greatest virtue. >> there's great public support for ford when he first becomes president. he is a contrast to nixon. he is seen asid eporter: looking at inflation, unemployment -- that >> s how continued t decisions come to this desk. >> reporter: public anger over ford's pardon of richard nixon was made worse by a rapidly deteriorating economy. >> when he becomes president, inflation is at 10%. it would cap at 12%. >> reporter: can we just say, right now inflation is bad. but 12%, that's crazy. >> yeah. to top that off, there was a really high unemployment rate as well. >> we must whip inflation right now. >> reporter: just two months after becoming president, ford addressed a joint session of congress about the urgent economic situation. >> but i say to you with all sincerity that our inflation, our public enemy number one, will, unless whipped, destroy our country. >> the country was depressed, cycal. th h warii. comogh >>exactly. >> reporter: the speech invoking fda and