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that's because grover cleveland served twice unsuccessively. but the sculptor decided that he wanted to make seven of them. grander than the remaining 35 and that was because he thought that it would be neat to recognize the quote unquote. vip presidents in a larger format so seven of the presidents including george andrew abe. both roosevelt's woodrow wilson and then actually thomas jefferson who's in the back are the seven presidents? whom he identified through interviewing historians. presidential experts academic history teachers and such professors who they thought were the seven most influential presidents. so that's why they are 25% larger than the remaining 35. so it was pretty easy for him to take the 35 smaller ones first and move them here and stack them in rows of 11. for some reason thomas jefferson who in my opinion deserves to be upfront with george and abe? i got stuck in the back and that is for reasons that are unbeknownst to me. he is the only vip president who isn't. in the front row. all the other ones were stacked because

you've got oren grover and eubank runs the bomber command. he had just been sent out as recently as september and october. the 35 bombers that they have here -- you've got all these different people that are going to play very decisive roles at the main controversy comes from that raritan, sutherland, macarthur link about who is talking to who and what is being said. there has been extensive work done on this since the 46 and he has laid out the timeline pretty well in the book that came out, the december 8 book. the deal between sutherland and macarthur and hart still has this fog about it. amanda: can you walk us through this timeline? macarthur has found out and they are starting to put the word out to different units across the philippines. raritan coming to macarthur's headquarters -- is he calling him? james: about 5:00, raritan shows up at macarthur's headquarters and he is going there to meet macarthur to put forth this idea that they want to bomb formosa, they want to bomb the harbor because they don't have photo recon. colin kelly,

to grover cleveland.etimes kind of laughed a little bit because as we all know, one of the few things we know about him is that he served two nonconsecutive terms and both times he wasn't able to succeed himself. the first time he ran on the democratic ticket and was rejected. the second time they rejected him. so, i call on the only to time, one term loser. but he was not an insignificant person. i don't think he was a wildly significant president and i would put him in a sort of middle position not as high as he was in the 1948 initial pull. and i think that this biography had a lot to do with that. >> host: what about the effect on john adam. >> guest: they were both rejected by the voters after one term. john adams was responsible for the alien and sedition act that i think was pretty seriously flawed and dangerous and i don't think he was a particularly successful president, so i think he has been overrated and maybe he's contributed to that. it might have an impact and sort of -- >> host: next call

brought a lot of attention to grover cleveland. i sometimes laughing grover cleveland a little bit when the few things we know about him is that he served two nonconsecutive terms breezily when he did that. and both times he was not able to succeed himself he was rejected for reelection for the second time the party rejected him. so, i call him the only two-time one term loser. it is not insignificant president. i'd put him in a middling position, not as high as he was in the 1948 initial pole by senior, and i think inspired had a lot to do that pitcher what about david mccullough's effect on john adams? >> will john adams was an interesting case. both of the atoms were one term presence rejected by the voters after one term. john adams was responsible for the tradition asked, which i think were pretty seriously flawed and dangerous. and i don't think he was a particularly successful president. think he has been overrated. i think that maybe mccullough has contributed to that pretty was a great man. but i don't think he was a great

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this is rose elizabeth cleveland who was the sister of grover cleveland and who served as his hostess for the first three years of his presidency before he married francis. and rose elizabeth cleveland is our first known lesbian first lady. a recent publication of her letters with her longtime lover and partner were published a few years ago, which kind of opened the discussion up about rose cleveland. it's unfortunate rose cleveland passed away in the pandemic in 1818. but we see her here in a portrait that would have been part of a book of notable women and first ladies. and this was in our graphics file for many years. and on the occasion of the exhibition, we elevated rose cleveland to our permanent collection. here's another one of these fantastic grand manor full-length portraits of nelly tact, of course responsible for having all of the beautiful cherry trees planted. and over 3,000 of them which she fell in love with during her travels in the philippines and in japan before her husband ascended to the presidency. and here's a small portrait, about 4 or 5 inches, of ida mckinle

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that's because grover cleveland served twice not successively. he thought it would be neat to recognize the "vip president's" in a larger format. so george, andrew, abe, both roosevelts, woodrow wilson, and thomas jefferson who is in the back are the seven presidents that he identified through interviewing historians and who they thought were the seven most influential presidents. that's why they're 25% larger than the remaining 25. for some reason, thomas jefferson that i think should be up front with george and abe, got stuck in the back and this is for reasons unbeknownst to me. all of the others were stacked because his excavator had the capacity to lift each and every one of them. the problem he encountered was when he got to the largest presidents, one excavator would not work. so he had to use two. e and he was able to successfully stack the largest presidents in front starting with woodrow wilson, teddy roosevelt, and if he took the final three it would obscuring the remaining ones. so he had to pick which three would come up front. so he

it is hard i saw the other day he talked about grover cleveland in theater roosevelt as examples of afully did it in another president unsuccessfully did it there successfully nine examples of president or vice president who became president who have sought the office again after being defeated and only one of them grover cleveland succeeded. you have to let people know i know there's things you did not like about me and i'm changing some of those things and offering you think that you did not hear from you before. we will see today whether or not he does that. i talked to the people he's been around of the preparation of the speech process, they are aware of the challenges the president faces in trying to regain the white house in 2024 or even maintaining the dominant role as a kingmaker and to your point they're not certain how he's going to necessarily come out even after the final wrap of the speech which is sort of semi-locked-in. john: human to the people who tried for second time i was expecting you to poll out the whiteboard, you showed us the other day. >> i got it right here

that's because grover cleveland served twice. but the sculptor decided he wanted to, make seven of them, grander than the remaining 35. that's because he thought it would be neat to, recognize the quote unquote, vip presidents. and he wanted those in a larger format. so seven of the presidents, including george, andrew, abe, both roosevelts, woodrow wilson, and actually thomas jefferson in the back. we whom he identified through interviewing historians, and presidential experts, and academics, and history teachers and such, and professors who they thought were the seven most influential presidents. that's why they are larger than the remaining 35. so it was easy for them to take the 35 smaller ones first, and with them here. and stack them in rows of 11. for some reason, thomas jefferson, who in my opinion deserves to be upfront, with george and abe, he got stuck in the back. and that is for reasons that are unbeknownst to me. he is the only vip president, who is not in the front row. all the other ones were stacked, because the

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joining me right now is americans for tax reform president, grover norquist.great to have you this morning. thanks for being here. we're watching a massive $1.9 trillion spending plan move forward and no doubt very soon after we're going to get a federal revenue raise package from the biden administration, looking to raise taxes to pay for some of this and then you've got the states trying to get their own revenue on top of that with additional tax increases. what is most likely from your standpoint in terms of tax increases to come? >> well, at the national level, biden ran for president saying he wanted $4 trillion in tax increases. that's wiping out all of the trump republican tax cuts, and doubling it. he wants to double the capital gains tax which will slow economic growth. he wants to bring it back to the rates we haven't seen since jimmy carter days. he wants to take the corporate rate from 21% up higher than what china takes in taxes. so back when he was vice president, china would take 25% tax on corporate income. america, the united states, would tak

minutes on the presidency university of kentucky professor, mark summers tells the story of democrat grover cleveland's 1884 election over republican james g, blaine. i'm hannah dailey one of the historians here at the national world war ii museum in new orleans today. i'm going to be talking about speaking about atomic veterans. which when i first came across the term, i had never heard of it before which surprised me because i study military history, but i'd kind of touched on everything at least a little bit. so i was researching a potential oral history interviewee who used the term in his memoirs since then i have done quite a bit of research and have a very wonderful working relationship with keith kiefer. who is the current commander of the national association for atomic veterans, but what is an atomic veteran? the va's official definition states that it is someone who served between 16 july 1945 and 30 october 1962 and during their time in service was exposed to radiation. there are several different government agencies that define it. slightly differently based on dates the va sta

>> host: grover cleveland, warren harding, my mind is going blank.'ve read four of them right there. >> i'm not going to get them either. he was a man prepared to move the country in a new direction and he did change his view on the tariffs dramatically. i would definitely put him in the category of being a conservative i don't know who i would consider between the conservative presidents between ohio. >> host: taft was the other one. i guess that makes six altogether. >> he was destroyed by teddy roosevelt who fostered his career and basically selected him as a successor and then one of the presidents he backed, i'm convinced, and went after him in ways that destroyed his presidency. kind of a sad thing because he was a very good man. and also a very significant president for a one term president not succeeded one of my favorite presidential biographies. i just want to thank you for that. my question is of all of the one term presidents, who would you rank the highest? i would like to make the case for george hw bush. i think the way that he handled

for a while, republicans actually try to use it against grover cleveland and found themselves absolutely stymied and really embarrassed. it has not been on the books now for about 125 years. would? else >> i believe that the naming of andrew johnson's vice president was the last time in american history that a party picked as their candidate for that office a member of the opposing party. is this simply a coincidence or one lesson that is somehow seeped into the minds of people who make the decision of who would be vice president? >> well, that is a very fair question. except, wasn't joe lieberman nominated for vice president on the republican ticket? that was my impression. mccain watered in the, okay that's my mistake. it was a tempting kind of thing. i know there was some reason i disliked liebermann, but i couldn't remember what it was. let's use another issue at their. which is back in the 18 sixties, seventies, and eighties presidents don't generally pick their vice president's, they left that to the party. and in fact, johnson and lincoln were essentially in the same party, that i

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it was removed and it was bought and brought over to the capital and since grover cleveland francis folsomen married underneath this it was kind of the chandelier that that newlyweds wanted to be have their picture taken out. so what i'm getting at is that there was a lot more and a lot less decorum. people are all over the place in the capital. and so yeah, i'm not surprised that people would dress that way on the senate floor as well. got it. one more question. that people had is you were talking about the various incidents of violence and referred to a shooting in the 1890s. yes. someone wanted to know like what was what were the what was that shooting about who would have well if you want the full story i recommend the book on the left there wicked capital hill where i do get into this in in great detail what was representative tallby from kentucky. he was a methodist minister looked every inch methodist minister and was there for elected into congress and he was met a young woman not his wife here and this rumor started to fly around because of that and eventually he decided not to run

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