a flame throwing henry hoover. 0r orchestra. a flame throwing henry hoover.e terrors. that sounds daemonic. it is daemonic. what else does he have in his studio? this is basically 48 game boys that sounds like an orchestra. for instance... but after a quick modification it does not just play but after a quick modification it does notjust play game boys anymore. that was very close there. hurray! i get it! that is awesome. is your hair0k? hurray! i get it! that is awesome. is your hair ok? he also has a bike that when paddled powers a synthesiser. 0ops. let's give that another go. i am synthesiser. 0ops. let's give that another go. iam making music. this is the most musical i've ever been. hold onto me, sam! that's it. so what is it about old tech that fascinates him so much? itjust looks so much better and it is easy to modify and happen model things. the problem with modern pieces of equipment is that it is usually made to be small and compact and is easily habitable nor easily fixable. i found easily habitable nor easily fixable. ifound a easily habitable n

a flame throwing henry hoover. or even a choir of these cute little terrors. that sounds demonic.. what else does he have in his studio? this is basically 48 gameboys that sounds like an orchestra. for instance... tone modulates. but after a quick modification it does notjust play gameboys anymore. that was very close there. hurray! i get it! that is awesome. is your hair0k? he also has a bike that when pedalled powers a synthesiser. 0ops. let's give that another go. iam making music. this is the most musical i've ever been. hold onto me, sam! come on, hold on. that's it. so what is it about old tech that fascinates him so much? itjust looks so much better and it is easy to modify and hack than modern things. the problem with modern pieces of equipment is that it is usually made to be small and compact and is easily hackable nor easily fixable. i found the problem! sam mainly uses ebay to purchase this old tech for as cheap as possible. but it is not only about cost. this is a piece of history. for instance this wall is pieces of technical scientific equipment from universities th

was a trustee at whittier college in california, and at the same time he was the trustee, little henry hooverherbert hoover's wife was also a trustee. i am wondering if any of you know if the two first ladies ever met. >> i do not, but i would like to find that out. >> we will have to do research on that. you are talking to the right people. >> we have time for two more questions. way in the back, with the lights it is tough for me to see, but there is a hand there. >> you are speaking about mrs. nixon jealously guarding her privacy. i am surprised you have not brought up how she had to give that up for one of the biggest events of their family life, tricia's wedding at the white house, how did she handle all of those preparations and opening that event to the world? >> good question. it was tricia's desire to have it in the garden, and she went with it. and, i can only say that i am certain that she handled it very graciously, and certainly with all of the photos that i saw subsequent to that, she looked radiant, and she made it look easy. what can i say? >> white house weddings are big even

henry ford put out his own spin on why we should not help and insisted that the ara, led by hoover, was a corrupt organization control by -- con trolled by jews and bolsheviks. others insisted that the russians were starving due to their own fault, their own incompetence, their own stupidity. that the best thing was to let the russian people starve, for this would then destroy should visit -- bolshevism once and for all. hoover batted back all of these criticisms. he said the sole object of relief should be humanity. it should have no other political objective or aim than the maintenance of life and order. in his idea,that, soviet russia was what he called a murderous tyranny. but felt the united states, nonetheless, had a humanitarian obligation. he also went on to say that, in a country like the united states, which, at that time, could spend $1 billion a year on things he described as tobacco and cosmetics, an additional $2 million to the ara would not be felt by anyone. here is a photograph of one of in new yorkhouses city with american grain getting ready to be shipped overseas to