first of all, they should've learned the lesson to dwight eisenhower and harry s truman, who said that korea was a mistake. an endless war. we go through vietnam, kennedy said, in a press conference in 1962. i do not intend to get bogged down in vietnam. he knew we shouldn't do it. and then we go to afghanistan, 2001. america should've read "the new york times," back of the first section. osama bin laden wrote a dossier, whatever, saying that he hit the buildings and his main

. >>> harry s. truman and dwight d. eisenhower grew up within 180 miles of each other in america's heartland. next on the presidency, a look at these two-term presidents and one-time allies whose political roads diverged during the contentious 1952 presidential campaign when ike declared his intention to be the republican standard bearer. their meeting at president kennedy's 1963 funeral provided a chance for reconciliation. the speakers are truman library supervisor archivist samuel rushay and deputy director timothy rives. the library co-hosted this event and the truman institute provided the video. >> harry s. truman was a president of the heartland. but what does it mean to say he was a president of the heartland? here i'm referring to his -- his midwestern

eisenhower became the 34th president of the united states, succeeding harry s. truman.e, president eisenhower came into international prominence as commander in chief of allied forces in europe during world war ii. he directed unified operations until the surrender of germany in 1945. at the war's end, he returned home to a hero's welcome following which as a civilian he served briefly as president of columbia university. in 1950, president truman recalled ike from civilian life to organize and direct the military forces of the north atlantic treaty organization. in 1952, he signified his availability for the presidential nomination as a republican. he won the party's nomination from senator robert a taft, the highly respected leader of republican conservatives. the convention named richard m. nixon as ike's vice presidential running mate. >> i don't like texas. i doubt if anybody does. i shall do everything i can to reduce them. but i shall make no promises that i know i cannot keep. [ applause ] >> ike campaigns successfully on the issues of reform, a balanced budget,

harry truman who left office with an approval rating of about 25% in 1952. and today he is regarded as a substantive president. people like the notion of harry s truman. think the same process is taking place with the carter presidency. particularly because his records are largely open now. and more papers are being declassified per his diary as i mentioned is a fabulous window onto the workings of the oval office. and he is a thoughtful, intelligent man to this day even in his 90s. i think people are, they easily recognize he's done something really extraordinary with this long post presidency. there should be a realization that it is the same man and a seamless story from the presidency to the x presidency. this is one reason why my subtitles for the outlier is the un- finished presidency of jimmy carter. too simply pursue many of the same issues he was working on when he is working in the oval office it was a very admirable and interesting colorful record. >> we have two more questions which is about all we have time for. the first of the two which is almost like a follow-up to what we just had. he interviewed president carter several times. after

harry s truman with more energy exports and imports. we were not even energy independent. you can argue we were energy dominance. one of the first things we do is in january 2021 is start shutting down this amazing american energy renaissance if you will of the last decade and a half chiefly with by fracking and the way it's going to change our lives almost immediately is higher energy costs and potentially inflation related to those higherenergy costs so we're seeing the effects of this in gas prices and other factors . we have a sitting us president now begging opec to increase oil production and this is a shock because america was the largest most energy dominant to all of this and now we have russian oil imports reaching record levels though this is shocking and we're turning over our energy dominance under the green new deal where our reliance on chinese rare earth mining is going to be done by slave labor in china and by human rights abuses in africa when they do the mining of red cobalt and other various metals, forging windmills, electric car batteries so the green

he says the buck stops with him, but i think that's in a phrase that only harry s truman can actually truly claim. joe biden is about passing the bunk and he's about trying to take what's going on in afghanistan in our southern border and deflecting so if, if you see his foreign policy shifts, which are quite chaotic from supporting the international initiative with nato in afghanistan to, to supporting now the, the pipeline, the north stream pipeline and now doing a reversal with regard to sanction. it's, it's messy, it's chaotic, but it's, it's not uncommon with this particular president. and it's unfortunate because i don't like sitting here criticizing a us president over international foreign policy at all, but he deserves it. and given what else is going on in the wall right now, the seams of house income will have kind of on the crisis at the southern water. as you mentioned, various other climate devices, susan, around the world that you think this is, should be pretty low and the list approaches for the bottom ministration. again, given that this is pretty much done deal you

>>> harry s. truman and dwight d. eisenhower grew up within 180 miles of each other in america's heartland. next on the presidency, a look at these two-term presidents and one-time allies whose political roads diverged during the contentious 1952 presidential campaign when ike declared his intention to be the republican standard bearer. their meeting at president kennedy's 1963 funeral provided a chance for reconciliation. the speakers are truman library supervisor archivist samuel rushay and deputy director timothy rives. the library co-hosted this event and the truman institute provided the video. >> harry s. truman was a president of the heartland. but what does it mean to say he was a president of the heartland? here i'm referring to his -- his midwestern values, hard work, patriotism, honesty, duty and integrity. now those values are not exclusively midwestern of course, but they do reflect harry truman's personality and character. we only have time to talk about the highlights of his life and career and i look f

we had actually been the biggest energy producer as opposed to user since harry s. truman was president, more energy if exports than imports. you could argue we were energy dominant. so one of the first things we do in january 2021 is start shutting down this amazing american energy renaissance, if you will, over the last decade and a half if chiefly led by fracking. and the way it's going to change our life almost immediately is higher energy costs and potentially inflation related to those higher energy costs. so we're already seeing the effects of of this in gas prices and other factors. we have a sitting u.s. president now begging opec to increase oil production if x this is a shock because america was the world's largest oil and gas producer, energy dominant just prior to all of this, and now we're begging that we also have russian oil imports reaching record levels. and we're going to be turning over our energy dominance for reliance on chinese rare everett mining which is going to be done by slave labor in china and human rights abuses in africa mining things like c

first of all, they should've learned the lesson to dwight eisenhower and harry s truman, who said that korea was a mistake. an endless war. we go through vietnam, kennedy said, in a press conference in 1962. i do not intend to get bogged down in vietnam. he knew we shouldn't do it. and then we go to afghanistan, 2001. america should've read "the new york times," back of the first section. osama bin laden wrote a dossier, whatever, saying that he hit the buildings and his main objective was not to knock the buildings down, but to bankrupt america. he said america will have to -- have to spend billions in money securing the airports -- [indiscernible] >> thank you for joining with us today. it's been a tragic two weeks, culminating in the death of 13 soldiers. at least 18 seriously injured. earlier this week we saw 13 flag draped coffins arrived back home. these 13 soldiers gave their lives to make sure to bring americans home safely. they were the best of us and we will never, ever forget and we will always remember them as heroes. today on the floor we took a moment to honor them. we h

about explaining his decision which a you rightly say, he said he stands by 100 percent, using th harry s trumansigned that was on the oval office desk, the buck stops here. he says the buck stops with me. however also in the speech he said he was essentially boxed i by the previous administration, president trump's deal with the taliban in that the afghans never came through. general keane rightly pointed out there were 2500 troops that we're providing u.s. troops providing air cover, stiffening the spine of afghan forces as joe biden was inaugurated. since that time, there have bee three times where troops were being put in now. 7,000 troops, in the question i there were a number of them, what are the rules of engagemen for those troops in i think you get that at these briefings. a lot of these questions. how long will the air bridge be set up and be maintained for no only the americans, but the ten of thousands of afghans who helped the americans. and what exactly happens next because this over horizon wish list of attacking terrorists in afghanistan does not really address. to get you know,

. >> harry s. truman was a president of the heartland. but what does it mean to say he was a president of the heartland? here i'm referring to his -- his midwestern values, hard work, patriotism, honesty, duty and integrity. now those values are not exclusively midwestern of course, but they do reflect harry truman's personality and character. we only have time to talk about the highlights of his life and career and i look forward to talking with tim about his connections with another president of the heartland, dwight eisenhower. so if we could move on to the next slide, please. this is a photograph of harry truman as a young boy. he's in the first grade at nolan school in independence. this picture was probably taken in around 1890. harry truman was born on may 8th, 1884 in the town of lamar, missouri, which is two hours south of kansas city. and at age six his parents moved to independence. his mother was interested in him attending public schools in independence, missouri. so this picture would have been taken probably very soon after

first of all, they should have learned the lesson of dwight eisenhower and harry asked truman, -- harry sman, who said korea was a mistake and an endless war. we go through vietnam, kennedy said in a press conference in 1962 that i do not intend to get bogged down in vietnam. he knew we shouldn't do it. and then we go to afghanistan, 2001. america should have read "the new york times," the back of the first section. osama bin laden wrote a dossier or whatever saying that he hit the buildings and his main objective was not to knock the buildings down, but to bankrupt america. he said america will have to spend billions in money securing the airports. they will invade and will get bogged down and -- bogged down in an endless war. osama bin laden was not a genius . america was ignorant. host: all right, to the afghan war vets line, dustin, good morning. caller: the way i look at it, no matter how you look at it through history, from the revolutionary war to our current theaters that we are dealing with, when it boils down to it, everything is what they call an endless waltz. whether it is wo

harry truman and eddie jacobson. we will listen to harry truman talking about harry jacobson and prejudice against jewish people from the early >> i have found a 1960'slot of opposition to jews as such. i can never understand for the simple reason that the jewish people gave us our moral code entirely. i had a partner when i first got out of the white house in afghan city. -- and moved back to kansas city. a fellow by the name of eddie jacobson. he and i started to -- a haberdashery and we went broke. when we went broke, they pushed eddie into bankruptcy. they couldn't put me into bankruptcy. because i was on the county court before i was president of the united states. of course, when the thing was all over, and eddie became prosperous after that. he met his share of those losses. that is my idea of a good guy. -- have a good jew. host: what was the nature of their relationship? mr. ginsberg: they met in 1903. truman was a bank teller and was us -- and eddie was a 16-year-old running deposits. they didn't stay in touch for the next 14 years. they then met in the army and they were both training to go over to europe. they are in the same unit. eddie

harry truman was president. earnings expectations, which were high two months ago when i was last on your show, people were expecting earnings of $122 on the s number is now $193. i think. it is too low by at least 10%, which means the 2023 -- excuse me, the 2022 expectation is too low. that is around $212 so we have several years of continued good earnings growth ahead of us i believe. in real estate they say location, location, location and with stocks i would say earnings, earnings, earnings. tom: you provided worldwide leadership on rationalizing these nasdaq stocks out further. state the case now for earning those glorified revenue builders out 2 years, 5 years, 10 years? howard: inflation expectations while they are higher than they -- we would like because of the delta variant being introduced interest rates have gone down. earning estimates have gone up. when you look at the economic growth as strong as it is this year it is probably more like 4% next year. we are already in an economy that has seen peak growth and is beginning to slow. slowing growth is generally a good environment for growth stocks. when you get beyond next year, w