quite an effective leadership role under, under war 2 and counteracting the german advances. franklin delano roosevelt. the 32nd you as president, led the country from 1933 to 1945. franklin roosevelt came from an extraordinarily wealthy family of very high elite socialite family dating back to the 1600s. the roosevelt family. the delano family were old money that had built their fortunes in merchant ah, ship building other trades. roosevelt was a pragmatist. and when it suited american interests was prepared to cooperate with the soviet union. it was under his rule that you eso via diplomatic relations were established in 1933. franklin delano roosevelt is recognized by many in the american historical and academic and political rags as one of the greatest a for term precedence in history. the only president to ever, sir. 4 terms, in fact, for his work in resuscitating the united states after an economic depression that occurred after the fall of the stock market in the 19 twenty's. the big 3 is how the allied 2nd world war leaders were known. they had different personalities, were from very different

. >> the inauguration of franklin delano roosevelt. >> elected franklin delano roosevelt in a landslides nation is asking for action. >> hoping his activist government policies would rescue the country. >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> in his first 100 days, he delivered. >> bill after bill pours into congress. >> 15 bills of far-reaching significance were passed. >> with the most ambitious legislative agenda in history, the new deal. >> we can put people back to work. >> creating vast federal programs to get americans back on their feet. >> you people must have faith. >> together, we cannot fail. >> they were going to try almost everything and anything. to try to get this country sort of stood up again and working. and they did. >> but the president had a big problem. the supreme court was killing his laws at a record pace. ten times more often than previous courts. >> vital pieces of new deal legislation are unconstitutional. >> the supreme court of the united states was controlled by a conservative, indeed libertarian property-protecting majority. >> the court had

you don't have to reach all the way back to franklin delano roosevelt to find serious health problems-- in 24 century, with the vice president who had four heart attacks before he became vice president. dick cheney's first heart attack was when he was 37 years old! vice president cheney had a lifesaving heart surgery in 2005 that if it failed, would have made republican house speaker dennis has stirred the next in line for the presidency, and years later, dennis has started went to prison after confessing to the sexual abuse of high school kids when he was a high school wrestling coach. the senate is a deliberate of body, senators never have to make quick irreversible decisions. they can take their time and think about each vote they cast in the senate, they usually cast their votes in accordance with the positions they have taken in their campaigns. and so as with all such debates, the only thing that really matters and what was said last night is how we can expect the candidates to vote in the senate. and so far, only one campaign ad has been produced, using the words of one of the

the point of the paper was very close to the quote about theory, fear itself that f d r franklin delano roosevelt had the point is that things are structured in a way that if everybody thinks the bank might fail, that can cause them to fail. it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. and that that's not the only reason that financial crises occur, but that's the reason you can get to collapse element, but crisis where things are getting worse and worse and worse. so the lesson for today is that when, when you have these huge, unexpected event like you know, the war and ukraine and the surprise increase in inflation and interest rates by the central banks. basically, the policymakers need to make sure that everything is adapted and can thought to be stable so that people don't get fear that the system is going to collapse. we thought the clamps that almost occurred after lehman brothers failed in 2008. we're in a situation that inflation is high, but growth is. ready low and job growth done. that's unusual to some extent. what do you think will be the solution for that? well, base to get rid of inflat

implemented by the american side on that sunday morning, led by the current us president franklin delano roosevelt queen mother elizabeth came to visit him. this was the first history of the visit of the english august persons to the territory of their former colony, and at that time already one of the most powerful states in the world. and it was the first time in the life of king george when he tried a hot dog. and that well, it's not written, he probably said, so what? that's what he said. well, sausage, you understand, yes, that every person on earth is just all 7 billion. well, not all, probably 7 billion, but there was a moment when i tried a hot dog. well, hardly everything is straight, well, all percent is not all. well, who have they tried. well, who raise your hand, who's wrong ? i don't think they tried it in north korea. well, what's unusual here, right? this story is still the king. but you see, yes, he is used to, as it were, a little bit to other dishes. and when he was served just a hot dog at a picnic, it was in general. well, so atypical for him and democratic. yes, very democrat

this president and this congress has passed such legislation that would be comparable to franklin delano roosevelte did the american rescue plan. not one republican voted for it. pam, it saved our economy had we not had that. we now for the first time can negotie prescription drug prices. joe biden just lowered premiums on medicare, first time in a decade. now, inflation is tough. it's affecting everybody. the whole global supply chain because of covid. we're dealing with it. but i know how hard this is. but let's look at the choice. who do you think is going to move us forward out of this inflation to help you at home? record investment on education spending, on health spending and so forth. we've got all the things that we've accomplished and we just got to make sure we're getting them out. turnout isn't what it should be. we got to turn our folks out in a presidential year. our democracy, the fate of our country, and if the republicans get the senate this time, the 2024 senate map for democrats is really tough. we could be out of this for four, six years. i'm talking judges, everything that aff

time when it was inconceivable that a man in a wheelchair could lead a great nation and franklin delano roosevelt said, we have nothing to fear but fear itself. and i would say to all of you, if we truly reach out not just for the first hundred days, but if we are republican and are prepared to reach out to the american people again and again and again, if we're prepared to have town hall meetings and invite every citizen to come with their ideas for cutting spending, if we're prepared to go out to the information revolution and find every method for downsizing, if we will approach the challenge of getting to a balanced budget with a standpoint, we have nothing to fear but fear itself. we will get there some. 50 years later, 47 years later on this, very same steps a former roosevelt democrat ronald reagan stood. and i remind all of you that our doors are open to every former democrat who decides that they, linda, that they. this is a great party of growing strength, because our own doors are open to everyone who wants to create a better future and is tied to a failed government. president reagan

. >> franklin roosevelt and winston churchill had fortune to serve as the highest elected officials in their countries. long before television news could cover their every move. franklin delanolte pain believed that it wouldfu wat be painful to watch him, painful to, and watch quickly an oft repeated phraseated on twitter last night during the pennsylvania senate campaign debate. >> he would be it was painful wt to watch, bucht he has a point.s >> i mean, fetterman does have something in common with churchill and fdr. none have made a coherent made in aement in a long, long time. >> which brings us to sentimenth . a leader, chuc tk schumer,o sa who had this to say to biden on hot mic regarding letterman's performance. >> i said, so that's. yeah, good. but if you notice, you lookbide closely, you'll see that bidenia is actually crossing his fingers there. yo.u can see that now he's either grateful for the news or just hoping that was just a . >> oh, we've all been there. speaking of things spinning out of control, president biden appeared on jay leno's car shown and wentred on more than in one hundred miles per hour in his sixty seven corvette. >> it was easy to pick outn sig

the point of the paper was very close to the quote about theory, fear itself that f d r. franklin delano roosevelt had the point is the banks are structured in a way that if everybody thinks the banks might fail, that can cause them to fail, it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. and that, that's not the only reason that financial crises occur. but that's the reason you can get the collapse elephant, but crisis where bad things start getting worse and worse and worse. so the lesson for today is that when, when you have these huge, unexpected events like you know, the war and ukraine and the surprise increase in inflation and interest rates by the central banks. but the policymakers need to make sure that everything is adapted and can what to be stable. so the people don't get fear that the system is going to collapse. we saw the clamps that almost occurred after lehman brothers failed in 2000 and they were in a situation that inflation is high, but growth is low and job growth done. that's unusual. to some extent. what do you think would be the solution for that? well, base to get rid of inflation

that president was franklin delano or roosevelt in writing an introduction to the 1941 national nutrition conference for defense. what was true in 1941 and in 1969, at the first white house conference on food and nutrition, and health is still true today. food and nutrition security are central to our national security and to our economic future. the first white house conference on food and nutrition more than 50 years ago made significant progress towards reducing food insecurity. today, usda runs nutrition assistance programs that serve one in four americans every year. however, food and nutrition insecurity still remains unacceptably high. we also face a rise in prevalence of disease related, diet related diseases like type two diabetes, obesity and hypertension that disproportionally hit underserved communities. there's progress, food insecurity in households among children is the lowest in two decades. i'm encouraged by this but all of us in attendance agree much more needs to be done. this conference matters and we should all thank gnat torrs -- senators booker, and braun, and the l

appointed by president coolidge, president hoover appointed her, and frank and dello -- franklin delano roosevelt appointed her and she became the president of a black society in the whole world. she maybe was appointed for the united states but she was president of the whole world. you know that too. let me just delve to another part of it in terms of presidents. because in 1896, the premier organization for black women was formed in this country right here and it was the national association of colored women. and there were some women, i'm sure there are some members here who are members and it was formed by a group of women like margaret mary washington, the wife of booker t. washington, and josephine ruffin and maybe some other women who were involved. we know she became the first president. she gets the credit of being the founder but there were a group of women who founded it. she was also a member of the national association of colored women, was this great lady from florida whose name was mary mcleod bassoon. -- mary mcleod bethune. many of them were suffragettes during that period to but

president hoover appointed her, and franklin delano roosevelt, as you already know, appointed her and she became the president of the black society in the whole world. she maybe was applauded for the united states, but she was the president of the whole world, you know that to. the whole world. let me go to another part of it in terms of president. because, in 1896, the premier organization for black women was formed in this country. right here, okay? it was the national association of colored women. there were some women, i'm sure that some members here, are members of the national association of colored women. it was formed by a group of women like mary church terrell and margaret mary washington, the wife of booker t. washington. and josephine saint pierre roughen. maybe some other women who were involved. we know that mayor church terrell became the first president of, it is she gets the credit for being the founder. but there was a group of women who founded it. but here was, also, a member of the national association for colored women, was this great lady from florida, whose nam