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cleveland to mike mccrory. >> whenever i think grover cleveland i think mikemccurdy to . >> grover andnever lost that first time. [inaudible] >> that's the connection. john, you've definitely advanced the sum total of what we know about the final year of trump. what's so unsettling is we already know the scarier moments and in retrospect it's so fascinating and interesting. i was struck by listening to you talk about having been so close yourselves to all that craziness that was happening. to continue to process it and try to make sense of it. to everyone watching, thanks for tuning in. a reminder that on the check, there's a link for purchasing copies of betrayal and also as you heard we have signed copies thanks to john's bookstore today. from all of us, stay well and well

host: wasn't grover cleveland the father of baby ruth?guest: that is -- his opponents go after these guys on those grants and they forget -- grover cleveland was the last gold democrat. anyway, william jennings bryan, we can go through that another time. host: we have time for one or two more calls. john is in florida. you are on with larry kudlow. john, you with us? let's try john in connecticut. caller: this is john from connecticut. i want to know if you think that john kennedy, senator from louisiana, would be a good presidential candidate in 2024. host: thank you, we are going to leave it there, we are running short on time. guest: john kennedy is a very smart man. i will leave it there. host: is he somebody you know? when you are in the white house, how often did you talk with senators? constantly? guest: tons. i had a lot of dealings with senator kennedy. i introduced him -- he spoke here at the state party fundraiser, he was on a tv show recently, he is a very smart guy. host: frank, florida. you are on the air. caller: that is ki

he is a great one of grover cleveland that enabled me to penetrate that president, was often unknown. this odd mixture of a democrat, also fiscally conservative, but on certain issues, say consumer prices, very, almost liberal in that sense. somebody who just had a norma's -- enormous fortitude. he was a president we would respect today. there were partisan battles then too. we had a people naming their kids after grover cleveland in democratic states and you have other people think he ruined the country in the economic recession of 1893. there's fights over all of those things. you mentioned hw brand. a big source for me for the reagan series. i did that 12 parter. the constitutional encyclopedia, a through z, which is great for going to the actual constitutional convention. what were people speaking out about when they were making this constitution? being careful, not to go too far. doris kearns goodwin is another one. all of the lyndon johnson i focus on, how could you not? those are just some. i end up reading like a grad student. i read indexes and parts of books that i need. but

grover cleveland, a democrat is one of my favorite presidents.e was a pro- growth spending cutter. wouldn't fathom the income t tax. he was mayor of buffalo, governor of new york. i think they were all in about five or six or eight years and he was the only guy to come back and be president again i think i like grover cleveland and i like us grant . i like warren harding. i especially like calvin coolidge i like ronald reagan . and i like donald trump. >> wasn't grover cleveland the father of little babyruth ? let's hear from. >> 's opponents after these guys. grover cleveland was the last gold democrat. you know, anyway. william jennings bryan. >> we have time i think for one or two more calls. jonathan lakewood florida, you're on. you with us? let's try john. >> this is john. i want to know if you think john kennedy, the senator from louisiana would be a good presidential candidate in 2024? >> host: going to leave it right there, we're running short on time. >> guest: john kennedy is va very smart man. very smart man. >> how often did you talk

i like grover cleveland elect u.s. grants. i like warren harding but especially like calvin coolidge. and i like ronald reagan. and i like donald trump. >> wasn't grover cleveland the father of little baby? [laughter] his opponents go after these guys on those grounds. grover cleveland was the last goal democrat. william jennings bryan we could go through that. we went we have time for one or two more calls. john and lakeland, florida you are on with larry kudlow. johnny with, this? x this is john. i want to know if you think john kennedy the senator from louisiana would be a good presidential candidate in 2024? >> thank you sir were going to leave it right there. we are running short on time. >> is a very smart man. very, very smart man. i will leave it there.yo we want to see someone you know? when you are in the white house how often you talk to senators or congressmen, constantly? >> constantly. let it dealings with senator kennedy. i actually introduced him pretty spoke here at the big state party fundraiser. i introduced

a racist grover running around, you get rid of the actor in it and you leave grover alone.meless person could sue oscar the grouch were living in a trash can and not improving himself. >> what if it was the suit, he put the suit on. >> you put the hat on. >> it's like when a fan thinks you ignored them, besmirched them and then they write a letter or do something, you go i don't remember any of this. have you ever dressed up like that? >> as a care bear. >> which one? >> greg: to remember which care bear? >> the pink one >> up and down sunset boulevard, that was a low point in my career. call me an opportunity this, i keep thinking she's five, i'm 4'11" , >> the pink one >> up and down maybe i should start suing people. hook me up. >> greg: you would be a great lawyer. you literally rest your case right on the -- today have a case? >> you're telling me that being ignored is worth 25 million? i've seen wrongful death lawsuits being settled or paid out for thousands. not ignored and also they are trying to get a class action certified. there's a ton of requirements for that,

who was a white house cook during the administrations of president benjamin harrison and president grover cleveland. so as you saw on the screen where i listed all of the many roles and departments that resident staff play the kitchen is a really integral part of the resident staff and today the kitchen staff is quite large and managed by the white house executive chef. so the executive chef position actually was created by first lady jacqueline kennedy in 1961, and now they include a team of pastry chefs and assistance and pantry men, but prior to the creation of that executive chef role the kitchen staff was much smaller in particular throughout the 19th century. you typically would see only one or two cooks overseeing the entire kitchen operation at the white house and one of these individuals was dolly johnson. dolly johnson was actually born into slavery in lexington, kentucky, but she later was hired to be the white house cook for president benjamin harrison in 1889. she was hired in particular to replace the french chef at the white house named madam pelluard who allegedly created

amy: as calls grover president biden to declare a public health emergency to ensure access to abortion after the supreme court overturned roe, an update from two leang rsian providers. >> alabama's was one of the first states to close all of its stes in the supreme court decision ce down in overturn roe v. wade. now we are expecti it to b the first state where people will test what it means to aid and abet someone when getting an abortion. amy: we will speak with robin marty cooperation structure of the west alabama women's center which just reopened monday, and with diane derzis, ceo of jackson women's health organization, the clinic at the center of the supreme court case that overturned roe, dobbs versus jackson's women health organization. all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in ukraine, the death toll on an apartment block in the d onetsk town has risen. nine survivors were pulled from the wreckage. let see if there's more right now on what is happening. rescuerews pulled nine survivors. elsewhere

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> representatives of the grover cleveland birthplace memorial association and theh of former presidents. here's some of what they had to say. >> this is one of the best unexpected moments. as many of you will remember president bush and bob dole were big political rivals. they had a very nasty 1988 republican primary contest, and both said some things that they probably wished they hadn't said. they became huge friends, and when senator dole, this is when president bush was lying in state in the rotunda, and insisted on standing and saluting the casket. he is in a wheelchair now. i had an opportunity to ask him why he did this, why he insisted on standing, and i can't tell you the answer without crying. he said i had to stand and salute that great man. this is one of the big pictures of the funeral that went viral. >> you can watch the full program at c-span.org/history. just search presidential morning and tragedy. >> as you know from having been here before in the time before the pandemic we had to begin our shows by reciting together the national constitution ce

were provided to the soviet population of medical care education, living standards, new professor grover, fur, ph. d. at volunteer state university in new jersey is well known for his work on soviet history and politics. he was a major political figure, certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century. but at 1st the allies treat uncle joe as style and is referred to in the west with arrogance. the soviet leda was from a low social background and had been through prisons and exile. stalin rose from the lowest of the ranks. he in fact named himself, stalin, which means man of steel. scott bennett, the counter terrorism specialist and former u. s. army analyst is well versed in the complex history of us soviet cooperation. and the 2nd world war years you have stolen rise up and 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 bac

as i mentioned earlier to mr. grover, who had the idea that we might sound out at that time with the soviet union, how they would react as if we suggest that we could commit ourselves to a man centers of neutrality. he asked the indian prime minister in confidential meeting in switzerland, in not to another $53.00 to sound the to find out what these are the distribute union, how the reaction would be. initially, it was a little skeptical as far as i see in minister while ago. but 2 years later, it happened. we agreed to austin delegation agreed on a memorandum on utility in the negotiations was moscow. and initially the western powers were rather skeptical. in particular, the british and united states, these are we trying to do, but ultimately they understood that this was a rational measure of the real quality because each of the bowers could be sure that austria would not be used in ground for a, for any military attacks. by their adversaries, you have positive and inspiring historical exam, although it dates back quite some time. now in time, do you think, if you crean in deep sig

okay, was it a grover cleveland ? yeah. lyndon johnson c, millard fillmore. >> yeah, it's got to be miller. got to be miller. gotta be miller name like mildred. i >> yeah. it just sounds like i guess it is c miller or fillmore. i love getting it done. manual . >> well that's all right. let's go to the tie breaker number ten here we go . >> by the way, those aret the weirdest parent teacher nights ever. yeah, tce e we just stay home. do we have to go to we have to right here . has the tiebreaker. >>ho failure is good. and the hot dogs do americansry eat f every fourth of july? weekend? it's in the millions. >> how many hot dogs dot americans eat every fourth ofev july? >> what's the number wigglers? i three hundred and thirty million americans. i have about twenty hot dogs say, okay, the answers are in . >> this is the best hot dogs are. suman oh , you're right. they are. i'm going five hundred and fifty million. i'm going 500 million. five hundred . oh i went hypergrowth. >> okay what do we got. a hundred and fifty reno cat

. >> reporter: whitney grover with the audubon society says there could be another factor. >> breeding. it is like being out, foraging in the ocean, and eating the fish immediately. there are a lot of issues with them carrying fish back to their young right now. that may be a reason some of them are getting dropped. >> reporter: and it is not just birds getting in on the action. >> there are gray whales feeding really close to shore. >> reporter: they do not expect it to last much longer. as waters warm, they expect the anchovies to die off or move on. until then, keep an eye out, because fish may be falling from the sky. christie smith, news. >>> people waking up early to plant trees. 5000 trees planted over the next few years. today, they got started at the park. it is not only important but it is essential. >> remarkable community is cultivated when you build a garden and plant trees together. people who have never talked to each other are out here on behalf of our earth and your community to do this work. and that impacts how we treat each other. >> well said. i note it is partner

quote wrong, but some writer referred to the election they said you know sort of like calm mustachio grover cleveland going up against calm bearded, you know, rutherford ba's and the biggest issue in the election was was tariffs whether we should, you know, raise or increase raise our lower terrorists. it did not inspire a lot of a lot of passion or a lot of parades or you know, great slogan or anything. so yeah, there are a few elections like that, but i think in general most elections elicit a lot of emotion and i think that's one of the things that we forget because we're so focused on the present day or the past few elections in american history, you know, i remember you'll only goes back so far. but sometimes we forget how fascinating some of these older elections really were and how much emotion they really stirred in people in. in the introduction to my book i quote alexis to talk about and democracy in america where he said, you know elections in the united states are you know like this again, i'm gonna knock any of the quid exactly, right? but this time in national passion, and he

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russ says after watching the encounter on the couple's surveillance system on grover lane in walnut creek, she confirms her fiance and a friend had just parked and were exiting an suv when the 2 were attacked. >> they had just returned from dinner at a restaurant in downtown walnut creek. >> that's where he really believes the thieves noticed her fiance is rolex watch and followed him home to steal it. they also got away with his friend cell phone frankie was my fiance in the car. >> and you saw there was that not a car following that meant was that card that full of dust? so he scary. yeah. i mean, this is a quiet neighborhood. one neighbor across the street heard the shouting and witnessed the drawn guns gets a little bit differently. i don't like the flash, you know, exuberance or wealth, pretty modest living guys >> i don't worry too much about changing anything personally. this happening after the walnut creek police department announced over the weekend that in response to 3 robberies in the downtown area since the start of summer, where victims lost jewelry. >> it is shifting resou

. >> grover cleveland, johnson or millard? >> got to be millard. >> it just sounds like it.mber ten. those are the weirdest teacher nice ever. [laughter] do we have to go to the school? how many hotdogs do americans eat every fourth of july? it's in the millions. how many hotdogs do americans eat every fourth of july? there's 330 million americans, i have about 20 hotdogs. [laughter] >> i say -- >> okay, the answers are in. >> i'm going by 50 million. >> 500 million. >> a tiebreaker. >> 150. [cheering] >> are you sure? >> you win a gift card. [laughter] july 4 special it's getting all the rides on coney island next. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> every summer millions of americans enjoy attractions of an all american amusement park but i haven't been to one a just so jimmy visit coney island to find out what i've been missing. watch. ♪♪ >> here we are at coney island. the city unto itself, jimmy knows about coney island. >> we are going to ride the rise, eat some food, the judges offered to give me any legal trouble i might encounter along the way. >> i'm ready, let's hit it. ♪♪ >> a legendary al

they beat him up pretty badly says she was inside her home on grover lane near gear road at about 10 monday night when she heard screaming out front. two guys come out and they just with guns say don't move. give us your two men, both wearing masks and gloves, confronted her fiance and his friend. after they got out of the mercedes. they took off with their fiancees rolex after pistol whipping him. they also took his friend's phone incident is pretty terrible. i felt i'm pregnant. and you know if i would be there like what would happen to my kid? um that was pretty terrible. you know, she says her fiance and friends began the night at burma to a popular downtown restaurant on north main street, just steps from the wanna creek police department and city hall. i think they definitely saw them the burma restaurant. before and he saw there was another car following them, and it was that car that followed us to hear. this is the latest follow home robbery in the area. earlier this month, three suspects were arrested after a chase to ante up for robbing a victim of a rolex outside the danv

and these are being used in greater and greater numbers to decimate ukrainian lines and morale. grover burst out yet the green shoots are flee, leaving behind their military hardware. ham munition, their fellow soldiers would, they don't need. we continue our vibrations here in the vicinity of the town of solider, the defensive line, east, bending russian forces along with allied units have been able to push enemy troops out of several settlements and strongholds within the past week. the bodies of ukrainian soldiers and nationalists fighters, litter the countryside, their positions overrun. we now as a forward position near the village of step of come, one of the conditions ah, with which we were permitted here is that we can't tie this place to any specific area. so amongst our viewers, ha, ukrainian intelligence officers and they are eager to spot where to strike. and the less here in these trenches, we found yet more native troy trophy weaponry. now, in the service of the new guns people's republic, these are $284.00 millimeter grenade launchers, rocket propelled grenade launchers.

we lose grover with them with with ukraine completes, continuing to be played by fake news. a u. k. tabloid suggests russia is bombing its allies in the city of the nets showing the aftermath of monday showing the article headlined russia in blitz on done yet show smoke rising on the done yet skyline claim, and it was the result of a russian bombardment. now that's despite done yet, it's been under the control of russia's allied forces and being under constant shelling from ukrainian positions for several years. a large sign meeting we are russian don bus hanging on a building with simulate not enough evidence to provide clarity on the story. local officials recently blamed kia for bombardment that led to dozens of casualties including 3 fatalities. and we sent a request to the daily mail for den mira, excuse me for comments. i will let you know if we get a response. i earlier spoke to new boys mileage a serbian american journalist blog and historian, who was surprised by the misleading piece that i saw the photo of the actual city of don. yes, be under fire and thought, wait a m

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grover norquist weighing in on this.u shop at walmart, you get it. to get a little more to make life a little better. ♪ maria: welcome back oil prices are up for a second straight session for the two-day meeting today, the meeting will end tomorrow with the announcement of how high the next interest rate hike is we are expecting 75 basis points open energy analysis global head tom kloza, great to see you. thank you so much for being here your thoughts on where oil and gas are going. look at gas features extending gains like 10% after russia cut the gas supply, pipeline to germany, your reaction. >> my reaction is this is an energy crisis not just an oil crisis and you can really see what's happening and natural gas and europe in electricity in europe we had london paying a price to the belgians last week for electricity that worked out to something like $16660 per barrel. we have natural gas selling for six, seven, eight times her own prices and they may need diesel fuel or other molecules to power up. it is a crisis and

was it a grover cleveland b linden johnson c mill ard gilmour. >> judge jeanine: has to be mill ard.mill ard fillmore getting it done >> jessica: or emmanuel macron. >> jimmy: tiebreaker number 10 here we go. by the way those are the weirdest parent teachers nights ever. can we stay home do we have to go to the school? how many hot dogs do americans eat every fourth of july? hint it's in the millions. how many hot dogs do americans eat every fourth of july. >> jesse: there's 330 million americans. i have about 20 hot dogs. >> judge jeanine: i'd say. >> dana: a. >> jimmy: okay. the answers are in. this is intense. >> dana: the best hot dogs are hot dogs. >> jimmy: i'm going 550. >> jesse: i'm going 500. >> dana: i went low. >> jimmy: this is the tiebreaker. >> jesse: what have we got? >> jimmy: 150 million perino with the win. >> dana: yay. >> jimmy: dana perino takes it home you get a coupon to chick-fil-a on the sunday of your choice. lot more to come on the five four special including me and judge doing all the rides in coney island next. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ red white and blue ♪♪ only in amer

to think that a woman lived from the time of grover cleveland to martin luther king. and martin luther king would say the impact of her personality and it's unwavering dedication to high principle and purpose cannot be contained in a single day or era. her life was one of the bright interludes in the troubled history of mankind. and i think when you put these two people together, it's quite remarkable that even though they had their falling out which i didn't get into, you know, and they didn't stay romantically involved that they had a partnership because they had a commitment she had the passion he had the sense of how to be successful and confident and lead the country through a very difficult time and again it all started in albany. so thank you very much. any questions you don't i've got oh if you come to microphone, i'll have one if anyone else wants to come. of what kind of opposition did he face? i know in during his presidential years. he never carried duchess county. what was how was opposition to these programs which we know during the 1930s ultimately had

because i think grover you talk about this. members are told 1 million different ways.sn't until leaders like ed started having this conversation that we are now, i opened with this in saying all the work that we all are doing is making this type of conversation in dc more normal. that is a huge step and again i know about incrementalism and fall on advocacy but to me, that little step is a huge deal in this space and it all started with that idea of how are we going to get members from various parts of the spectrum interested in this ? i think it's beengenerally successful . >> grover, chris, last thoughts, keep it brief. >> the difference between incrementalism and moving forward. can we do everything today? number how about we did something that would speed up going forward? we could have it all, we've decided not to. nobody's saying that and that's not the way the world works . if the votes were there you'd have it. the votes aren't there. the votes are there for 280 and the votes are there for the effort on banking. the votes are there state-by-state. so we're doin

restaurant near city hall, then followed him home where he and a friend were attacked and robbed on grovergrateful that he is safe and be alive. but he would do you know, i can take the fight my singing. that would be bad because he didn't fight him. >> virus is pregnant. she says that is fortunate. she was inside the house during the attack. she woke up, she says to hear screaming. the suspects drove off in a dark colored sedan. the other victim says his cell phone was stolen. >> in national news tonight, the doors to greenwood park mall reopens less than 48 hours after a gunman opened fire there, killing 3 people. this is outside indianapolis. shoppers anxiously made their way into the mall amid heightened security in the wake of sunday's mass shooting, flowers dedicated victims were placed outside the food court entrance. that's where the shooting took place. well, the big box stores were open about a dozen of the smaller stores remained closed today. the house oversight committee held a hearing on mass shootings today and talked about the harmful effects on the economies of the places

grover, you know i'm looking at you.so love what "sesame street" stands for, its commitment to education, reading and arithmetic and an inclusive and diverse neighborhood something that the show struggled to accept when the show debuted in the late 1960s which is why so many people are especially gutted over the alleged snubbing of two adorable little black girls at sesame place, the children's theme park in pennsylvania. now, to be clear, sesame place has a licensing agreement with sesame workshop with you is operated by seaworld parks and entertainment, not by the folks who make "sesame street." this is "sesame street" rosita brushing off to two young black girls reaching out for hugs at a parade according to the mother of one of the girls who posted the video on ingram. the performers are no hand gesture was not specifically released to the girl and then they released a second apology and said we're committed to making this right. back with me again is charles coleman, a prosecutor and civil rights attorney. we wanted

russ says after watching the encounter on the couple's surveillance system on grover lane in walnut creeke confirms her fiance and a friend had just parked and were exiting an suv when the 2 were attacked. >> they had just returned from dinner at a restaurant in downtown walnut creek. >> that's where leads to noticed. or fiance is rolex watch and followed him home to steal it. >> they also got away with this friend cell phone friend. he was behind. >> my fiance in the car and you saw there was that not a car following that meant was that card that full of dust? so here was scary. yeah. i mean, a quiet neighborhood. one neighbor across the street heard the shouting and witnessed the drawn guns gets a little bit differently. i don't like the flash. >> you know, exuberance or wealth, pretty modest living guys out. >> i don't worry too much about changing anything personally. this happening after the walnut creek police department announced over the weekend that in response to 3 robberies in the downtown area since the start of summer, where victims lost jewelry. >> it is shifting resources t

they beat him up pretty badly says she was inside her home on grover lane near gear road at about 10monday night when she heard screaming out front. two guys come out and they just with guns say don't move. give us your two men, both wearing masks and gloves, confronted her fiance and his friend. after they got out of the mercedes. they took off with their fiancees rolex after pistol whipping him. they also took his friend's phone incident is pretty terrible. i felt i'm pregnant. and you know if i would be there what would happen to my kid? um that was pretty terrible. you know, she says her fiance and friends began the night at burma to a popular downtown restaurant on north main street, just steps from the wanna creek police department and city hall. i think they definitely saw them the burma restaurant. before and he saw there was another car following them, and it was that card that followed us to hear. this is the latest follow home robbery in the area. earlier this month, three suspects were arrested after a chase to antioch for robbing a victim of a rolex outside the danville