hitler's had a picture of henry ford in his office. ford was the only american who lived favorably in hitler's book, mein kampf. you can see it in the text. woody guthrie professed his love of poor people, working people and anti-restasis and always in solidarity with black people. he will be against lindbergh, against henry ford and certainly against any form of nazi-ism and fascism. he's one of the grand fixtures in the history of this nation as an artist. the artist always plays a crucial role in the sense in which they are vanguards of the species like this powerful picture of rembrandt. the prodigal son, one of the greatest portraits in the history of europe. prodigal son is about profound love of giving and it's the highest form of giving. the highest form of love. that's what woody guthrie, that's what martin king, that's what dorothy, that's what this campaign is about, let's see if you have a

we found out there were all kinds of problems with henry ford's car. the tires were not any good.ome of them blew up like molotov cocktails driving down the road. there was gasoline in them. it scared the horses. peoplewere hurt because of henry''s cars coming around and backfiring. but it worked and we decided it was an easier way to get around than the horse. buggy whip manufacturers went out of business. isn't that what conservatives really believe? we believe in the creative destruction is him of the free enterprise system. we say that that brings innovation and moves people along. sorry to say that what we just heard, it is going to be just like the buggy whip venue factors. in the future we will say, can you believe somebody said that on the house floor? look at how we are doing energy now. but we have to get there. host: you heard his comments on electric vehicles. a recent poll by the wall street journal looking at the sales of hybrids over ev's. hybrids getting the majority of sales over ev's, other stories about a softening of sales on ev's. where do you think the electr

the famous industrialist henry ford once said that quality is doing something right, even when no oneing, and that’s how they work, clearly, responsibly, correctly, always, even when no one is looking. our department is responsible. for the entire plant in front of the ordinary person who buys our paint, in front of the enterprises that use our paint, yes, so we are responsible, and naturally, this is... somewhere proudly, somewhere responsibly, incoming control of raw materials each batch that arrives at our enterprise is confirmed, we check all the indicators that are included in technical regulations that are necessary for our production or in accordance with contracts, and naturally, low-quality raw materials should not be allowed into production. the technical control department has five laboratories that cover all stages. production monitors the quality of the products they produce, they like this meticulousness, they like this chemistry, some experiments, but they like our latest equipment, so interesting, on the basis of my tc, a testing center has been created, which is accre

around the same time, in the first third of the 20th century, henry ford uttered the legendary words.oing it right, even when no one is looking. well , the following lines belong to the russian classic leo tolstoy: if you do something, do it well. if you cannot or do not want to do well, it is better not to do it at all. after so many years of philosophy. on the plane of this topic, practically nothing has changed, but as far as the technical component of quality control is concerned , of course, a lot and a lot has changed, as we found out today. we will tell you about the progressive experience of various organizations in our country, and creating such a goal is not easy. this is museum, atmosphere, all this did not happen in one go, it all happened gradually, of course, we went under the strict guidance of our district and region, the ministry of culture, it was decided that it was to update the unusual project, firstly, the building itself in the form of these we will keep such shed shells in their place, yes, but with global modernization. let's meet people who are sincerely devo

hitler's had a picture of henry ford in his office. rd was the only american who lived favorably in hitler's book, mein kampf. you can see it in the text. woody guthrie professed his love of poor people, working people and anti-restasis and always in solidarity with black people. he will be against lindbergh, against henry ford and certainly against any form of nazi-ism and fascism. he's one of the grand fixtures in the history of this nation as an artist. the artist always plays a crucial role in the sense in which they are vanguards of the species like this powerful picture of rembrandt. the prodigal son, one of the greatest portraits in the history of europe. prodigal son is about profound love of giving and it's the highest form of giving. the highest form of love. that's what woody guthrie, that's what martin king, that's what dorothy, that's what this campaign is about, let's see if you have a snowball in hell chance, they said that to the slaves. they said that to women, they broke baxa patriarchs. they said that to workers only

around the same time, in the first third of the 20th century, henry ford uttered the legendary words. no one is looking. well , the following lines belong to the russian classic lev... half-hundred: if you do something, do it good, but if you can’t or don’t want to do it well, it’s better not to do it at all. later. practically nothing has changed, that's what the philosophical plane of this topic concerns the technical component of quality control, of course, a lot has changed, and a lot, as we found out today, has changed thanks to science. nikolai nikolaevich, participant in the battles against the nazi invaders. since the beginning of the great patriotic war, nikolai nikolaevich, commissar of the second battalion of the gomel militia regiment, carried out a lot of political educational work among soldiers and commanders. the militia, together with units of the red army, courageously defended the city of gomel. august 18. in 1941, the battalion led by nikolai kuntsevich repulsed two enemy attacks, during one of which the commissar rushed forward with an exclamation for his homeland

henry ford is not feeling good about this, but it has the potential to reduce the cost of building and has talked about the competitive advantage is building the machine that makes the machine. that is relevant to the unboxed approach, a new paradigm that can lowered the cost. paul: we have a chart that shows interest, now at its highest in 2.5 years and the stock went up. do you feel like the scene is set for a big battle? jean: it will be an exciting two years if you're watching the company because this company is going to flourish or it is going to be yet another automaker and it's similar to 2016 or 2017 when they were trying to break through so this is not vetting the company, but i would describe this as all in, so the most basic level is this comes down to do you believe that the future is autonomous? tesla is in the best position, if you think that is 20 years off, the stock is not going to do anything and it will be difficult to get investors to think straight about what the other side is, so this is a polarizing stock. annabelle: tesla surging but that was gene munster. indep

he will be against lindbergh, against henry ford and certainly against any form of nazi-ism and fascism. he's one of the grand fixtures in the history of this nation as an artist. the artist always plays a crucial role in the sense in which they are vanguards of the species like this powerful picture of rembrandt. the prodigal son, one of the greatest portraits in the history of europe. prodigal son is about profound love of giving and it's the highest form of giving. the highest form of love. that's what woody guthrie, that's what martin king, that's what dorothy, that's what this campaign is about, let's see if you have a snowball in hell chance, they said that to the slaves. they said that to women, they broke baxa patriarchs. they said that to workers only broke the back of bosses to allow workers to gain access to their rights. it looks like a snowball in hell but sometimes, the impossible becomes inevitable if you have enough moral courage and organization to follow through. we shall see. host: the website forever guest is cornell west 2024.com. he is a philosophy and professor an

produce in one year more batteries than the world produce the year before or go back and look at henry fording the first modern factories and ford plants in detroit. this is a standard pattern in capitalism. if you think you have a competitive decision, you build capacity and that is what we are seeing in cleantech manufacturing in china. haslinda: the case she is making his chinese companies benefit from unfair subsidies and that justifies restrictions. what you make of that? >> i would like to see some of the standard of measures that the world economy has to deal with unfair competition. there has not been a wto case for this only case brought against china for cleantech at all, in case dominant since 2011 around solar panels. instead we are having jawboning, domestic investigations. don't have to meet the high standard of evidence for the wto to judge on them. china has vast advantages. it is a country with cheap lands, skilled labor, extensive demand subsidies and beneficial tax breaks. these are things every large economy uses to encourage industries, not examples of unlevel playing f

henry and edsel ford. henry, the original henry ford, now in his seventies and pretty much losing it by this point. and his son edsel in early 1940 140, they began building a giant factory there to make. it would have an assembly line. well, let me show you a picture of it, sir. there it is. it would have an assembly line a mile long,0,000 people would work there and told briefly my grandfather. i's one of the many production miracles of world war two. these are b20 four bombers, four engine bombers that were kind of the workhorse of the army's bomber fleet this time. get this. at the end of the war, one of those bombers rolled out of that building every 63 minutes. when they talked, the germans and the japanese. this is why there was no way they could ever even come close to matching that. my grandparents lived in a brand new development a few miles away in a house that wasn't even finished. a place called norway. they were slapping up one of the big problems with the well, one of the big problems with wil

somewhat shockingly, henry ford, whose assembly lines detroit transformed american factories and productivity. but he was also a vicious anti-semite and nativism who required all of his workers subscribe to his newspaper. the dearborn independent. which had headline that told favorable stories of the klan and things like jewish jazz more on music becomes our national music. and as calvin coolidge, the president signed the johnson reed act into law he said america must be kept american. also dividing good portions of the country in the 1920s will be an intense religious debate that's going to play right into the heart of what will be the scopes trial. and on one side of that debate will religious modernists and religious modernists like rapley and frank robinson, drugstore were people who said, you could square the bible with modern science and note that the bible was written by humans and contain valid human of how god acted. but didn't have to be precisely historical or scientific typically that the bible's ethical and religious teachings were beyond the realm of facts that you take the less

that i come from a a family of of builders great great grandfather started building roads when henry ford started building cars and we've been building infrastructure and designing it for over 130 years. so i'm a fifth generation builder sort. come at these things from a problem solving perspective as opposed to a just a problem perspective and. yeah so i've i've seen a problem that i can't unsee and that's that's where i am right? i want to be conscious of time and we have stack of questions from folks in the audience the first one here is from ken anthony, who asks how can tech better support the journey humans to be more human not, increasingly tied to the latest tech tool. let's make the tech. let's make the internet a social internet. make it socially aware. make it give us control. ownership of us. you know reclaim our personhood take it back from the machines of big and then build from. kimberly wright asks how at all has heritage affected your and your position on tech? well, i think i just was alluding to that. i mean, we all come from someplace with that perspective and i refer

with hitler, the prime minister of france met with hitler personally, from hitler personally v henry fordvich, this is the first thing, then not... stalin would never have talked about the victory over zionism, that is, this is also complete absolutely nonsense, but here in this fakes are a very interesting thing, in the west, not only in europe, for the last, probably 15 years, or maybe even more, the narrative has been promoted that stalin is equal to hitler, poor poland, which was attacked by these two, started the second world war, although we know that the second world war started a little earlier, this is just a fake, it’s quite serious, that is, it drives in a fragile one. when you need to register as many accounts of bots or someone as possible in order to disperse , i sometimes see such accounts with numbers, these are fakes, without further ado, they just give them numbers, we took note of his accounts, looked, there are quite a lot of publications there, we need these accounts like 001, 002, freshly made with a small number of subscribers, in order to verify fakes, someone shou

(dramatic music) - [narrator] in 1918, henry ford calls the press for a shocking announcement. - todayere, so let's just get to it.

[shouting] >> bill: activists gathering in front of the henry ford library and appearing to call for a revolution on that video. >> not genocide joe that has to go. it's the entire system that has to go. >> dana: the white house under pressure to denounce the violence and hateful rhetoric. here is what karine jean-pierre said yesterday. >> should we expect to see -- it was a significant display. >> you are hearing from me. that's important. the other part i do want to be very clear about, peaceful protest is something the president has also been very clear that is important to give folks space to peacefully protest. any type of violent rhetoric we will denounce. >> dana: mary kathryn hamm is here with reaction. first let's go to griff jenkins in washington. >> these anti-israel protests are escalating across the country and we'll start right here in washington. capitol hill police arrested 50 protestors yesterday at the protests descending on the senate cafeteria and the hearing that was happening. [people shouting] >> history is indeed watching. one of the organizers said the bloody

so, you know, for a hundred years henry ford single-line automotive process. is they can take the one-line process, break it into three or four and then reassemble it at the very end like legos. they say it can save as much as 50% in manufacturing costs. that's probably a little optimistic. but even if they can drop manufacturing costs by a quarter by doing something dramatic on the assembly line, those are big deals. at the end of the day, you've got to get the $25,000 car out. stuart: okay. to sum it up, 2024's going to be a tough year for tesla, but they pick up steam in 2025 and there on out. i've got it. steve wesley, thank you very much for being with us. come back soon. >> you bet. happy to be here. stuart: you got it. coming up, working hard, it's out of style. climbing the career lad orer, it's okay as long as it doesn't interfere with your personal work-life balance. these days ambition with must not yet the upper or hand. i don't like all of that, and it's going to be my take at the top of the hour. >>> sanctuary cities are spending billions on hand

henry ford didn't run around going, "look out for the car!"laying with it. it is wild to me to think that humans, we have no natural predators, none. and we made one with a.i.! [ laughter ] it's like -- [ applause ] we made a natural predator with a.i. it's like if salmon invented grizzly bears. [ laughter and cheers ] i just feel this was a better place when jocks were running it. and look, this is me, also a a full dork, a full dork, defending -- defending jocks. when i was in school, jocks did not like me. grade five, these five jocks one time, right, they gave me a a wedgie, all at the same time. and they did it -- they did it so hard, i was in the air above their heads, floating in the sky, underwear inside my body. [ light laughter ] they gave me that wedgie in front of 28 kids. when jocks ran the world, 28 people saw me get a wedgie. now that tech nerds run the world, millions of people would have saw that, you know? [ light laughter ] that video would've went to latvia. there would've been reaction videos. there would've been some weir

henry ford understood that the transaction costs, the costs of search, finding information the cost of coordinating all these different parties in a complex supply chain, the cost of contract writing, the cost of establishing trust. all of these things were to expense in an open market. so we just vertically integrated the firm and that's basically the way companies looked for many decades. but technology tools helped to start to unbundle the company, right? so all of a sudden the mantra was, focus on what you do best. and offshore the rest. all of those costs began to go down, the cost of finding information, it's a lot easier find information. you can do a google search, right? or even when you can just check the yellow pages, it's lot easier to communicate when you have access to a fax machine or to a telex and later to email to zoom. right. it's a lot easier to do contracting, actually. it's not that easier to contract them now, but those costs have also declined a little bit. so today, you know, what's the ford motor of today? it's probably apple, right? the biggest sort of indust

and henry ford, the first who was not a good human being, if you look at its history, once said if you think you can do a thing or think you cannot do a thing, you can and. so more good things. brant, the colonel's optimistic soul makes this a better place. well, can i give you another example? sure. so there was in the second book, one of the characters in that book was a a four star general named pecorella, a vice chair of the army vice chief of staff of the army. i'm and one of the things he had to do in that job was convene a monthly meeting at the pentagon to discuss all the suicide ieds that had happened the previous month and would go over him 5 minutes at a time. lessons learned lessons learned, lessons learned and. and they would sometimes lead to larger discussions about disability and about as one guy said, one day, you know, you know, sir there are a lot of people faking things. there are a lot of people faking things in order to get government funding. and shouldn't we be concerned with that? and chiarelli god, i love this guy for that. he said, yeah, i get it. i get it. t

american entrepreneur henry ford financially supported the fuhrer's party and came to nazi germany asrians are sure that without the russian hitler would not have been able to secure universal support for the revolution. without lenin there would have been no hitler. hitler's rise was greatly facilitated by the support of the conservative elite, who feared a repeat of the bolshevik revolution on german soil. and who believed that only hitler could. to cope with marxism, other elements of his radical program were also justified by the need to counter the threat of the leninist revolution, moreover, there was an attempt at revolution in germany, how long did they last there? that social situation within germany, naturally, which existed and reduced the degree of social tension, in any case acted in this direction, as for hitler, it means that hitler tried to turn the working class into part of the middle class for a long time to prove, but this is really this is how it is proven. in the states, they exist, they can be found in the united states , there is parytsa, they are published, i

we found out there were all kinds of problems with henry ford's car. the tires were not any good.of them blew up like molotov cocktails driving down the road. there was gasoline in them. it scared the horses. peoplewere hurt because of henry''s cars coming around and backfiring. but it worked and we decided it was an easier way to get around than the horse. buggy whip manufacturers went out of business. isn't that what conservatives really believe? we believe in the creative destruction is him of the free enterprise system. we say that that brings innovation and moves people along. sorry to say that what we just heard, it is going to be just like the buggy whip venue factors. in the future we will say, can you believe somebody said that on the house floor? look at how we are doing energy now. but we have to get there. host: you heard his comments on electric vehicles. a recent poll by the wall street journal looking at the sales of hybrids over ev's. hybrids getting the majority of sales over ev's, other stories about a softening of sales on ev's. where do you think the electric v

ford. in college, henry kissinger, why state the united states has no permanent frances, for any means fully interest. it should be in probably 2 for the georgia government as well. and the georgia dream does the exact same thing either. second, try actually, or base a little bit about the transparency of forwarding. and the proposed legislation, 6 only tests per transparency on the activities to activities open the mental organization, a 1000 it entail uh any. we need to make us, for example, and it is a worth nothing of that many western countries including usa and prize in canada. busy next to port is causing the comparable lows. however, the we could do, would you have for you to using similar to each legislation they claimed privileges for themselves while denying that was this reminds me of the pay most award. so we'll break each really big issue, right the only the most out the whole, but some are more equal than others. in just a few days, almost a 1000000000 voted in india will be able to cost the balance and a general election, we think will last for 6 weeks and go through several

you know, american ford and colors, henry kissinger was said that the united states has no permanent friends or enemies willing to interest it should be and probably to quote georgia government as well. and the georgia dream does exactly of that either. second, try you actually, or base a little bit about the transparency of 40 improves. and the proposed legislation. 6 only tons per transparency on the activity. so activities opened on the governmental organization, doesn't it entail uh, any 20 to the majors, for example. and it is a worth, nothing of that many western countries, including usa in france and canada. i have overdue, connected, or is causing the comparable lows hallway with the creek, georgiana for into using similar pollutants legislation. they claim privileges for themselves. why would be 9? there was no diesel reminds me you pay most award so appropriate each uh, brilliant producer, writer, old lady, most of the cool, but some odd movie. cool. and then out this light. uh we do have uh oh. see we have a oh i see. uh like uh, uh, c. miller, a little. uh there there is.

the employee, they assigned to him as one of the most important mines in american ford and call this henry kissinger. why state the united states has no permanent francis for any means for the interest it should be and probably to, for the georgia government as well. and the georgia dream does the exact same thing, either 2nd try, you actually, or the base a little bit about the transparency of forwarding rules. and the proposed legislation, 6 only tests per transparency on the activities, the activities open, the mental organization. it doesn't, it entail. uh, any we need to make as for example, and it is a worth nothing of that many western countries including usa and prize in canada. busy next to port is causing the comparable lows. however, the we could do, would you have for introducing similar to each legislation the claim privileges for themselves while denying that was this reminds me of the pay most award. so feel free to really quickly. so right. the only the most out will but some are more equal than others. in just a few days, almost a 1000000000 of those is will be able to cos

henry kissinger. so he surfaces and he personally, as president. ford mm hmm. to have well, i guess it's get me carlucci to portugal. so us tell us what was going on in portugal at the time and why henry kissinger thought that your father was a person who could address, you know, what he needed and right. so during this period of time, portugal was transitioning. the 50 years prior, portugal under an autocracy and kissinger was extremely worried and convinced that portugal was going to fall under communist rule. so he wanted to send tough guy carlucci. he viewed him as tough guy carlucci to portugal to to change the situation. my nominated as ambassador there goes to portugal, and within and does the of the same things that he had done in the foreign service. he lands in portugal. he is able to speak portuguese because he had in brazil. so he starts he was the first ambassador there to speak portuguese and he assesses the situation on the ground in portugal and figures actually, no, i don't think this is to i don't think this country is going stay communist. i t

ford recalls her decision to testify before congress during the 2018 nomination hearings for justice brett kavanaugh. her new book is called one way back, a memoir. and also just out harvard professor henry louis gates latest book is about the effort by african-american writers from frederick douglass to james baldwin to write and define the black experience. its titled the black box writing the race. and one more new book that's out, we want to tell you about, lawyer and retired harvard law professor alan dershowitz. his latest is called war on woke. why the new mccarthyism is more dangerous than the old. and this is about books, a programing podcast produced by c-span's book tv. in this episode, we're looking at some of the new books that are coming out this spring. here a some by journalists. in april, chicago tribune investigative reporter ggory royal pratt is releasing his book on the windy city and its former mayor. the title, the city is up for grabs. how chicago mayor lori lightfoo led and lost a city in crisis. and in may, clinton white house communications director and current abc host george stephan police wl release the situate in room the inside story of presidentsn crisis.

ford recalls her decision to testify before congress during the 2018 nomination hearings for justice brett kavanaugh. her new book is called one way back, a memoir. and also just out harvard professor henry louis gates latest book is about the effort by african-american writers from frederick douglass to james baldwin to write and define the black experience. its titled the black box writing the race. and one more new book that's out, we want to tell you about, lawyer and retired harvard law professor alan dershowitz. his latest is called war on woke. why the new mccarthyism is more dangerous than the old. and this is about books, a programing podcast produced by c-span's book tv. in this episode, we're looking at some of the new books that are coming out this spring. here are some by journalists. in april, chicago tribune investigate reporter gregory royal pratt is releasing his book on the windy city and its former mayor. the title, the city is up for grabs. how chicago mayorori lightfoot led and lost a city in crisis. and in may, clinton white hse communications director and current abc host george stephan police will release the situate in room the inside story of presidents in crisi