falling down as gerald ford. that is part of the collective memory. it turns out to be superseded by the reality. susan: you served as director of the national library, and you also gave a eulogy at the president and first lady's funeral. you right at the end of the book that you had some hesitations about being able to be distant enough in doing this project. richard: i'm glad that you asked that. i never doubted my capacity to be objective. i have written about a lot of people. critics, whatever they thought of what i was doing have tended to acknowledge that i was quote, objective. my concern was that other people would not accept me as an objective. i remember the great pulitzer prize winning photographer who really became a member of the ford family, and knew them a lot better than i did. he said, if you are not critical, you are no credible. the thing about that is that i knew the ford's well enough that they would share that view. i brought this up. i had lunch with david mccullough. i described the situat

gerald ford white house. of course, there's a new book out about gerald ford from richard norton smith to a lot of people thinking about ford this year. i went to the ford library last week. is lucky enough to be able to go there and see the exhibits and and hear a very excellent presentation. but when i read your book, i mean really. ford it's political culture is not kind to gerald ford. talk to us a little bit about that. well, there's two things going on with gerry ford. number one is that he has a couple of well-publicized stumbles where he falls and one of them was they weren't really his fault. one of them, he was trying to help betty. and a slippery floor. but regardless, these stumbles led to this impress of him as a klutz. now, mind you, gerald ford was probably the best athlete ever to become president. he was expert skier. he was a good tennis player. he was a football player in college and was drafted into the nfl. he didn't play, but he was drafted and so ford was a tremendous athlete. but there

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joy to be former vice chairman of target gerald storch act with us.ery much for being here this is increasingly a major problem. now the companies are calling it shrink, the loss of inventory because of all the theft. how do you see things. >> it is terrible in accelerating. we worked so hard with every retailer i've been not to put the stores in the difficult trade areas. it's critical for the community, they provide food, access to pharmacies and it's important service otherwise all that is left is mom-and-pop shops that charge too much and then you have people coming and rob them and make it so bad that you have to close the stores. i've seen some people say the insurance covers it, they don't have to close the stores they just wouldn't be there. trust me when target is closing stores, when walmart closed doors in chicago would nordstrom closed a major store in san francisco, they are doing it because of losing so much money and their employees are at a personal risk that they have no choice. maria: is any way to track the items being stolen and at

gerald storch former vice chair of target.ocking video, the moment a jack in the box employee opens fire on a customer over an order of french fries. we're going to explain the tape as we roll it coming up. plus, homeowners are feeling the squeeze after the latest warning from the fed. the mortgage mayhem straight ahead. and seven candidates, three moderators, one channel is the second g.o.p. debate tonight. our live voter panel makes their picks coming up. but, first, live from the reagan library on the west coast, brass animals play us out. you're watching "fox & friends" live from the ronald reagan library. ♪ ♪ >> brian: seven g.o.p. candidates. three moderators, one channel. should i say more. the fox g.o.p. debate set for tonight fox business. south carolina republican voter. melissa is here a wisconsin republican voter and chris investor mows is a is here a florida independent voter. jenea', let's start with you. who has the most pressure of the seven on stage? g. >> i would say coming into the second presidential debate

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sincerely, gerald f turn horse.ident. no gerald f tourist gets tonight's last word. 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight, donald trump's possible move to take his georgia case to federal court. and what we can expect from the special grand jury's report tomorrow. plus, the guilty verdict for trump's former trade advisor, navarro. and ron desantis, hinting at pardons for the january six defendants. as presidential libraries issue a rare joint warning about our democracy. then, the world's second largest economy in a slowdown. what china stalling out could mean for the u.s. as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening. once again, i'm stephanieru

sincerely, gerald f turn horse.house ever wrote such a letter to that president. no gerald f tourist gets tonight's last word. 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. and what we can expect from the special grand jury's report, tomorrow. plus, the guilty verdict for trump's former trade advisor, navarro. and ron desantis, hinting at pardons for the january six defendants. as presidential libraries issue a rare joint warning about our democracy. then, the world's second largest economy in a slowdown. what china stalling out could mean for the u.s. as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening. once again, i'm stephanie ruhle live at msnbc headquarters here at 30 rock. today, president trump has signaled what could be his next move in the georgia election case. this afternoon, he told the judge that he may seek removal of his prosecution to federal court. remember trump's former chief of staff and co defendant mark meadows is already trying to do that. he's still waiting for ruling on that req

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city, chicago sun-times architecture credit layer came in, former chicago tribune architect greg gerald letters. architecture credit for the chicago sun-times is also the sun-times editorial board where he writes editorials on the, development, politics and lee is the of the çbook southern exposure, he overlooks architecture of chicago's south side of leicester university press which showcases his architectural photography and social commentary. his photography of the environment has appeared in 19 periodicals such as the new york times and architectural s, chicago architect, site and an international design publication such as paul wells and modular. unsurprised mentor where canaan was the chicago tribune's architecture critic were the years from 92 to 21 2000.1. is a new book who was the seaport, uiarchitecture, expertise and the public realm in chicago with graphite leave a moderator is gerald letters, professor of history at oral university teaches in the masters of liberalstudies program at northwestern . he is a historian and author of four books including the last location some s

after decades of playing here, gerald bryant says he was nervous. good times are coming to an end when the owners considered closing after being burglarized twice. she didn't want to do an on-camera interview but her friends and customers had no problem. speaking on her behalf. they broke in a five-week period. know the atm. you know, closed for almost a week while she debated the cafe's future. posting this note on the door stating she needed to regroup after back-to-back break-ins and thousands of dollars of debt from property damages. he was exhausted after second time wipe down. bryant says the community built over the years made sure she knew she was not only loved but needed love. the people know after the outpouring of love that she from community around the world, he decided it was better open back up again. the owner put up a new note reading in part, i said no to sunny florida. i decided to ride the waves and stay the course with my customers and neighbors. she one cup of coffee at a time. it was a close call. but by sunday calf internatio

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macron sent the italian prime minister melony his man, the head of the ministry of internal affairs geraldt fighter. but as it turned out, he arrived not to save rome, but in the interests of paris. france is afraid of the influx of migrants from italy and is already taking measures at the border. no, france is not going to host migrants. and as the french president promised the italian prime minister, france will help italy hold back its borders in order to prevent the influx of people. as for those who arrived in jellyfish and well , part of italy , european rules should be applied to them, according to which those arriving must request asylum at the border. and those whose application for asylum is not approved must be immediately deported to their country of origin . this means that the entire burden of processing and deporting illegal immigrants must continue to be borne by the italian head european commission. ursula vonderlein. true, she went for a lampedose and unveiled a rescue plan. esther i am a showman and lafra with an action plan proposed by the head of the european commissio

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after decades of playing here, gerald bryant says he was nervous. the good times are coming to an end when the owners considered closing after being burglarized twice. she didn't want to do an on-camera interview but her friends and customers had no problem. speaking on her behalf. they broke in in five-week period. know the atm. closed for almost a week while she debated the cafe's future. posting this note on the door stating she needed to regroup after back-to-back break-ins and thousands of dollars of debt from property damages. he was exhausted after second time white down. bryant says the community built over the years made sure she knew she was not only loved but needed love. the people know after the outpouring of love that she got from community around the world, decided it better back up again. the owner put up a new note reading in part, i said no to sunny florida. i decided to ride the waves and stay the course with my customers and neighbors. chief of one cup of coffee at a time. it was a close call. but by sunday calf international was

the interior minister, gerald darmanin, said the police had been subjected to "unacceptable violence.led a young man at a traffic stop. hundreds of people turned out in england to welcome back a couple who've spent six years sailing around the world. after matt humphreys lost his job, he and amy cartwright sold everything and set off on their epicjourney. they've been battered by storms, and almost gave up. but they stuck at it and duncan kennedy saw them arrive back in portsmouth. sun, sea and a sailing epic. matt humphries and amy cartwright — home after six years. applause and cheering hundreds of people came to witness the couple's elation. can you believe how many people are here? cheering thank you, guys. how would you summarise the last six years? the best way to summarise it, i want to turn _ around and go again. the atlantic was their first big test when they left in 2016. last night we broke the boom which is pretty major. before this, they had only sailed inshore. merry christmas! now, across vast oceans, every occasion. whoa! and every experience has filled their lives. lo

after decades of playing here, gerald bryant says he was nervous.the owners considered closing after being burglarized twice. she didn't want to do an on-camera interview but her friends and customers had no problem. speaking on her behalf. they broke in twice. >> 5 week period. know the atm. closed for almost a week while she debated the cafe's future. posting this note on the door stating she needed to regroup after back-to-back break-ins and thousands of dollars of debt from property damages. he was exhausted after second time white down. bryant says the community built over the years made sure she knew she was not only loved but needed love. the people know after the outpouring of love that she from community around the world, decided it better back up again. the owner put up a new note reading in part, i said no to sunny florida. i decided to ride the waves and stay the course with my customers and neighbors. chief of one cup of coffee at a time. it was a close call. but by sunday calf international was packed with people listening to jazz yet

sunday night on q&a, presidential historian richard norton smith shares his biography of president geraldord, titled an ordinary man. he talks about ford's personal life,ntiestablishment politics as well as his efforts to heal the country following the watergate scandal in his controversial decision to pardon richard nixon. >> hello, americans, a long, national nightmare is over. >> the irony about the whole thing, whoever wrote it, is for didn't want to use it. ford it was kicking a man when he was down. don't you think that's a little hard. and paste the case, in effect, you don't understand, people need to hear this, they need to hear it from you. the final surprise, of course is how he was responsible. >> richard norton smith was his book, an ordinary man, sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a on all of our podcast on our free c-span now at. quebec's up next on the tv's author interview program afterwards, the investigative reporter provides a behind-the-scenes look at the su

it's gerald and kindly spend french, she'll do it by syria and down to the border of the target serial border there they met with, with people across the board, the 1st responders in, in the medical doctor that and continued to work under rushing to your wrong internet said bombardment to save lives. they met with the steering opposition coalition in this, and others within the serial position that are again calling for a real road map that allows us to go and be able to achieve, you know, the, the, the security of your supply to 54. and we just kind of way to the northeast, what's happening all over syria. and there was a firm commitment by these members of congress that when they come back to the united states, they will do all they can to pressure the bike and administration to do more in order to help protect lives in syria. and also in order to help move things in the right direction in order to continue the pressure on the asset resume. i would say that perhaps the bind in administration has put syria on the back burner. i could agree with the cylinders on that, but i think that

gerald, who runs the workspace, is also a landlord who said he had more than 80 applicants when he triedto let out a local flat for £1500 a month. the trouble for him was the mortgage payment had jumped in the past two years from around £550 a month to more than £2000. the only way to raise the rent by that much is to let it out on airbnb. it is a shame that we lose a property on the market that could be serving a local housing needs and now having to offer it people here on holiday. what has changed the picture for the bank of england is the figures this week on the cost of living showing things writings must more slowly than expected, which has led the committee to decide to keep rates on hold. they are hoping that the rate rises they have already made will bring inflation back down to 2% over the next two years. but it is only now that the full impact of interest rate rises that began in december 2021 are starting to hit the real economy, with lenders saying house prices are now falling more sharply than they have since 2009, new residential developments like this one have seen far fe

quick sunday night on q&a, the presidential historian shares his biography of president gerald ford titledy man. he talks about ford's peonal life, antiestablishment politics in his efforts to heal the country following the watergate scandal and his controversial decision to pardon richard nixon. >> fellow americans, a long national nightmare is over. >> the irony about the whole thing, whoever wrote it is, for didn't want to use it. ford thought -- it was kicking the man when he was down, don't you think that's a little hard. and he made the case, in effect, you don't understand, mr. vice president, people need to hear this, they need to hear it from you. the final surprise, of course is that he was responsible. >> richard with this book in ordinary man sunday night 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a on all of our podcast on our free c-span now at. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers, and we are just

exercise in the baltic sea as a show of force, the most advanced american aircraft carrier, the us, as gerald, our ford arrived in european waters at the same time, the nato and allied forces are constantly training to defend against and attacked the defender 23 was the largest deployment exercise of air forces in need us history to all of these military exercises, risk provoking restaurant. what else we've been conducting both tops for decades or let me see. this is one of several regular exercises we carry out to the bone, succeeds on coal, is just like the northern coast exercise prussia carries out similar exercises. at the end of the day, these exercises and maneuvers are an essential part of maintaining your armed forces. that's why it's not unusual for armed forces, who are deployed as a deterrent to carry out exercises, which also sends the signal that we are in a position to take successful action of if need be able in a home. so that is what is that enough to know how little something that's over the last 10 to 15 years. a specific logic tend to, to shape a policy towards russia. yo

gerald, who runs the workspace, is also a landlord who said he had more than 80 applicants when he tried the past few years from around £550 a month to more than £2,000. the only way to raise the rent by that much is to let it out on airbnb. it is a shame that we lose a property on the market that could be serving our local housing needs and now having to offer it to foreigners here on holiday. today the bank of england decided to hold its official interest rate — the first time it�*s done that since 2021, after ia hikes in a row. what has changed the picture for the bank of england is the figures this week show the cost of living was rising a bit more slowly than expected, which has led a majority on the bank of england�*s monetary policy committee to decide to keep rates on hold. they are hoping that the rate rises they have already made will bring inflation back down to 2% over the next two years. but it is only now that the full impact of interest rate rises that began in december 2021 are starting to hit the real economy. with lenders saying house prices are now falling more sharply

revealing behind-the-scenes negotiations between the party leader. justice and austrian businessman geraldthe head of the ruling party, the newspaper infringes on his personal rights. corruption is his personal right, and this is the opinion of the head of the right to justice party. yes, an amazing neighbor in our region. desperately fleeing to a bright european future, poland ran back to the dashing nineties, mired in corruption and racketeering on a state scale. only belarusians will no longer drive like they did in the nineties. and sell goods to the poles cheaper, belarusians have no need now, everything is stable and normal with us, price politics is even under control, the polish queues on our border will grow, it seems that the people are enterprising, and the subsidized economy , and the desire to displace france and germany in terms of trade and industrial indicators in europe, the result is the same, the greed of the fratern will destroy, as if he were just the whole country didn't sink to the bottom. even more revealing details in our telegram channels. the upcoming polish elec

historicalts society and our newest inaugural lifetime institutional member, gerald rd ford presidential foundation. in the interest of time, i would like to take the next few minutes to introduce the core people who will be part of this afternoon's program. we're going to start with nancy keating smith. at national archives and records. she has written electiontured and published on first ladies since the 1980s, m including lady bird johnson and michelle obama and modern first ladies. shee serves as our vice president. >> dr. diana carlin. a required professor of communicationti studies at the university of kansas. she is o researched and taught about first ladies for 30 years, and has written chapters on marty washington, lady bird johnson, barbara bush, hillary clinton and michelle obama. diana is also a founding member and inag y'all lifetime member of flair and servesga as our treasure. professor and chair of communication at stone hill college. research c focusing on american women's public activism, spanning from early 19th century to current day. shee has published several sev rh

gerald ford ran against incumbent president in 1976.n't reagan get electeds in california these days? he was a very popular governor back in the '70s. as an outsider, he might have a shot. >> brian: he would be for ukraine, though. >> ainsley: how famous of an actor was here? >> steve: pretty famous. he was a paid spokesman for ge. general electric. >> that is why they say he honed his skills as the great communicator, going to shops for general electric and talking to union workers. >> ainsley: he would wear cowboy hats and jeans and he looked like them. he would say does anyone have a crate, i need to stand on one so i'm above everybody else >>. his acting career helped him give wonderful speech. >> steve: hosted a weekly show on ge tv, he would be the narrator and got to be very, very famous. >> ainsley: if you get a chance, pete, you should do this, go to the reagan ranch and interview. they have the avocado stove and the ge products and i remember seeing a water pick next to his sink in his bedroom he shared with nancy and next to

peter rodgers and gerald thomas. well done . came peter rodgers and gerald thomas. well done.odgers and gerald thomas. well done . came in to talk to well done. came in to talk to frankie about his next carry on. and they came in my dressing room and they said, would you like to be in a carry on? and that's how all started. and that's how it all started. and it was carry on, doctor. >> yes, is possibly my favourite. >> it's a glorious film because frankie howard's character, a terrible hypochondria . terrible hypochondria. >> at one point he wakes up and he thinks there's an undertaker in there measuring up. measuring up. >> isn't it a wonderful scene? >> isn't it a wonderful scene? >> and jim dale falling my first screen kiss, darling . screen kiss, darling. >> yes. really? >> yes. really? >> yes, of course . >> yes, of course. >> yes, of course. >> what a clever boy, though. and so, i mean, he went on to do so musical so much else but musical theatre, all rest of it. theatre, all the rest of it. >> yes, but i mean, it was an amazing yourself amazing cast. you know, yourself

peter rodgers and gerald thomas. well done . came peter rodgers and gerald thomas. well done.odgers and gerald thomas. well done . came in to talk to well done. came in to talk to frankie about his next carry on. and they came in my dressing room and they said, would you like to be in a carry on? and that's how all started. and that's how it all started. and it was carry on, doctor. >> yes, is possibly my favourite. >> it's a glorious film because frankie howard's character, a terrible hypochondria . terrible hypochondria. >> at one point he wakes up and he thinks there's an undertaker in there measuring up. measuring up. >> isn't it a wonderful scene? >> isn't it a wonderful scene? >> and jim dale falling my first screen kiss, darling . screen kiss, darling. >> yes. really? >> yes. really? >> yes, of course . >> yes, of course. >> yes, of course. >> what a clever boy, though. and so, i mean, he went on to do so musical so much else but musical theatre, all rest of it. theatre, all the rest of it. >> yes, but i mean, it was an amazing yourself amazing cast. you know, yourself

security advisor the year is 1977 now reagan is a former governor he just lost the nomination to geraldord. he is playing close it tension and take our breaks him on world affairs and reagan said would you like to hear mike. the cold war? he said of course, governor than ronald reagan did put this down in writing and quoting from him, this is reagan speaking some people think i'm simplistic but there is a difference between being simple and being simplistic might. about the cold war is that we went and they lose. how do you operationalize that? here is richard nixon and dÉtente and then warning against an ordinance fear of communism and then turned it upside down. now that i'm older field a little risky to me. >> i am a big fan of the approach obviously with radio free europe i think that moral clarity of reagan is incredibly essential upon hearing and ultimately they are fearful of their citizens. and when they realize that democracies are resilient and united and up to the task that strikes fear into the heart of every authoritarian leader and ultimately that is what reagan understood

. >> gerald storch and julie w weylen, thank you. >> thank you. >>> online servicings provide messagingg. the move stems from the eu's new digital markets act which came into effect late last year. companies with more than 45 million monthlitive users and a market cape above $82 million are known as gatekeepers. they'll let users decide which apps to preinstall on their devices. certainly a story we'll follow on "worldwide exchange" and here throughout the day on cnbc. >>> coming up on the show, shares of chinese property developers and the potential steps beijing may take, but first as we head to break, we're going to share some of your top trending stories in the messy, messy world. "wall street journal" reporting the streaming services, they've got a major boost on the day of lionel missy's first match with miami. seeing more than 10,000 new signups. >>> there may be only room for a few at the top. new data showing only 4.5 the million using crypto, 1 million have $1 million and six own $1 billion worth of bitcoin. >>> taylor swift eras tour concert film expect to top $100 million wh

keith fitz-gerald joins me now. congress i want to talk about politics in the mess down there. month without spending a spending bill could lead to a government shutdown is not going to affect the markets at all? >> i think it is. it's not a question of when or if it is a question of how. i think it's graceful we've been here somebody times we done their and got the teacher at this point. david: i am wondering how a government shutdown would compared to the continuing growth of oversize government. >> that's the real conundrum. the government equal small wallet and anytime you have a big government yup a small wallet and uncertainty in the stock market that's what the headlines are created between earnings the headlines are going to gravitate from stock to stock or vice versa. here's the moment we take a deep breath and concentrate on the bus companies. this is the kind of stuff that you could have to to get through all of them. david: we had jeff sica on earlier he's been a perennial bear but at the same time he mentioned something important, consumer debt which is growing and

, the massachusetts historical society and our newest inaugural lifetime institutional member the gerald r ford presidential foundation. we're glad to have you with us. in the interests of time. i'd like to take this next few minutes to introduce the four people who will be part of the afternoon's program. we're going to be starting with nancy keegan smith. nancy is former director of the presidential materials division at the national archives and records administration. she has written lectured and published on first ladies. since the 1980s including lady bird johnson michelle obama and the records of modern first ladies a founding member and inaugural lifetime member of flair. a founding member and inaugural lifetime member of flare she served as our vice president. doctor diana carlin is professor of communication at st. louis university and retired professor of communication studies at the university, she has researched and taught about first lady for 30 years and has written chapters on march on washington -- martha washington, lady bird johnson, hillary clinton, and michelle obama

is it gerald? >> gerald. >> gerald. >> gerald. >> gerald durrell . yeah. yeah, >> gerald durrell.ised around the for world that specific , um, agenda that that specific, um, agenda that it's, that it's got. however there's been a change in its strategy and they're now starting to bring in more box office animals that people actually want to turn up to see. so things a lot of these endangered animals , they're not endangered animals, they're not maybe great to look at. they're not particularly sexy. so no, they're not getting bums on seats. >> so and that's important for a zoo to be able to go on. >> well, that sits with trying to strike that balance. >> now, behind the scenes, there's because the there's a big crisis because the head of mammals, dominic wormull , he resigned after 34 years just last week with a pretty stinging attack on this new strategy, saying that the problem with chasing a cheap buckis problem with chasing a cheap buck is that you end up with animals which are basically popular within walt disney films , rather than helping to protect. >> so we sort of called