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with the exception of herbert hoover, the hoover commission in the 50s and how it restructured the federal government, the perfect person for that. carter took on these causes which are excellent, habitat for humanity, working to eradicate disease in the developing world, great humanitarian gestures. he also interfered with foreign policy most spectacular in the run-up to the first gulf war in 1990-91. he was on the phone to some leaders in the middle east, arab leaders saying don't go along with president bush, the bush administration got wind of this and outraged about it. like trump's recklessness people talking about can we charge them with the logan act? and also since he left office, wrote a book about how israel and apartheid too far, i will tell that story, going back to the 70s campaign for office in georgia the southern race dating democrat. and saying he's a mayberry machiavellian behind the smile and his religious faith, he was a pretty tough guy. >> host: you call him the overlooked medley. how did he metal? >> guest: i forgot the details but he was saying or communicating wit

in the areas of inflation but the people running the campaign of ronald reagan, which was george herbert marshall -- george herbert walker bush and others, negotiated a secret agreement with the new revolutionary regime -- in iran. host: you want to bring us up to the midterms? caller: i think the context of october surprise is important because it can be minute related. host: got you. guest: i could name you october surprises be -- before the term became a common one like lyndon johnson's bombing in north vietnam. announced at tv before the election which helped to propel you but humphrey with a near tie -- hubert humphrey with the near tie with nixon. i will dispute one thing you said. that did not -- that was not the key event that produced jimmy carter's 10 point loss. he was behind by two to three points. already and that was more than enough, in that particular year, to elect one of reagan even if the collapse of the negotiations with the iranian regime had not occurred at the sunday before the tuesday election. and probably helped to bring in a pumpkin senate -- it's probably help

and the textbook case that i mention in the book, of course, is herbert hoover, president herbert hoover, who never really thought of himself as a conservative. in his mind, he was an american individualist. but as the new deal progressed, he saw himself being labeled a conservative more and more. and in fact, even after he left office, hoover became much -- as you are well aware, became more and more a critic of the new deal and more of a spokesman for the burgeoning american conservatism. >> it's true that hoover was this advocate for these ideas as an anti-new dealer. you know, he was almost the most prominent sort of conservative voice in the american landscape until, you know, a series of conservative intellectuals began publishing and began coalescing in the 1950s around a bright young new voice in william f. buckley jr., who, of course, was the host of this program originally. can you talk about that role that william f. buckley jr. played at the founding of the movement as it begins to coalesce in the 1950s? >> well, it was absolutely instrumental. i mean, i often wonder whether

. >> commissioner herbert is absent. commissioner huie? >> here. >> president laguana? >> here. >> vice-president zouzounis is absent and commissioner zouzounis -- >> next item. >> next two. >> this is a discussion and action item. the the commission will discuss and possibly take action to approve legacy business registry applications. we have rick with the small business of -- >> good afternoon, president laguana and city staff and members of the public. i'm richard, legacy business program manager. i would like to acknowledge michelle reynolds who helps with marketing and communications for the office of small business. michelle was instrumental in helping review, colate and process the business registry applications before you. sfgovt tv, i have a powerpoint presentation. before you today are six applications for your consideration for the legacy business registry. each application includes a staff report, a drafted resolution and the application itself and case report and resolution from the planning department. the application were submitted to planning on august

he lost in a landslide to herbert hoover. herbert hoover wins. that was on valentine's day. this was the valentine's day massacre in chicago. it was the most brutal. al capone was the cause of it. in was with the distric' attorney's office being questioned atnd the moment. they reallyal started pushing public opinion. took to the t office the next t month and then october. that was the beginning of the great depression. the. gov ment, everybody funds dried up.os the governments funds were getting dry. hoover when he took office promised to p study stud prohibition. a woman who helped get him elected named paul lean was the firstca on the national committe powerhouse and sunrising and decided a she had enough she started the women's national prohibition. again, she was in the same mold of the lady who ran the wctu. because her and her wealthy lady friendsch wrote a check. any woman in the country and five factory workers. the interesting thing has the same argument. theem movement you first had and protecting families. there was no alcohol in the country. there was no reason

and the science fiction writer herbert wells, as he recalled, then wells himself, the plan and the leader of the bolsheviks seemed to him even more fantastic than his own novels, including the time machine, for example, wells did not believe lenin that the electrification of russia would take place in 10 years in russia, then there was a civil war in the country actually lay in ruins, and most of the population remained illiterate. although vladimir ilyich himself liked him very much. he called him a kremlin dreamer, and a book about his trip headlined russia in the dark, 14 years later well. i visited the ussr again and saw. what the country has become, admitted that it was wrong, and lenin called the quote a truly great man on october 6, 1973 , the yom kippur war began or war and a capacious purse the largest armed conflict in the history of the arabs of the israeli confrontation on that day in israel celebrated the religious holiday of the egyptian troops from syria on suddenly crossing the line of demarcation in the sinai and tried to take control of the peninsula itself and the dutch

>> aye. >> commissioner herbert is absent. commissioner huie? >> yes. >> laguana? >> yes. >> commissioner ortiz? >> yes. >> vice-president zouzounis is absent. motion passes. >> thank you. next item, please. >> item 6, approve of draft meeting minutes, this is a discussion and action item. the council will discuss and possibility take action of august 12, 2022, and august 22, 2022, draft meeting minutes. >> commissioners any questions or comments on the minutes? okay. seeing none, is there any public comment? >> >> yes. >> please proceed. >> hello. i'm mike patrelis and i want to address the draft minutes. as you know, your first attempt at the draft minutes from august 22nd, you totally omitted what the public had said. that was unacceptable. and the buck needs to stop with the president, sharka luna. it's outrageous that the minutes or were prepared without our comments and i believe if i had not shown up at your next meeting, that you would have okayed the minutes where all you did was list the names of the public speakers without the content of what we were say

he and herbert hoover lived long lives!they were happy to sign everything that was put before them so these books are not rare to find inscribed people, he was happy to do it. same with hoover, as i mentioned. how was his writing in this? is it all his writing? did he, what was he saying about those who were enemies or friends before? did he make any new enemies writing this diary? >> i think he reawakened some old enemies. the writing is not very good, and he had a lot of help. the parts where i think the real truman comes through was whenever he would let loose on henry wallace or james byrd. he would never -- and then eisenhower, he would let eisenhower have it. from the 52 campaign when eisenhower ran against adlai stevenson, and truman and he had always had a very respectful relationship. then it all changed. i think truman was personally deeply offended when eisenhower didn't come to the defense of general marshall, when mccarthy attacked. he would call marshall -- the essence was, morally bankrupt. so there was no fo

herbert, then sprints 25 yards of the end zone. bears are back in front for good. in fact, they went on to score 23 unanswered points. but belichick has some decisions to make when it comes to his quarterbacks, the bears win 33 14. both teams are three and four. check this out time on a monday night. back when the warriors played in oakland, steph curry would end his warmups with the shot from the players tunnel. different setup now chase center, so curries had to evolve. his routine gets the same results as ever before. friday nights here who needs a player's tunnel? just run the ball down. he's a magician and it's going in, right? he knows he doesn't even look averaging very fluid there 33 almost in every game exactly where he left off. exactly thanks for watching everybody. have a great rest of the night. thanks for joining us. goodnight. have to leave? yeah, can't we just stay a couple more days? i know -- it's killing me. tomorrow's open-mic night at the apollo. look, we'll all come back. i love it here, too. compared to new y

when herbert beatty wrote those words, he was only 17 years old. he was far from the only teenager in this battle. despite this disaster at the somme on the first day, haig ordered the attacks to continue. just one second. well into the autumn. it was only the weather itself that finally forced hague to call off the attacks in november of that year. by the time the battle of the somme ended, at the end of 1916, the british had suffered 420,000 casualties, the french, who also took part in this offensive, suffered 200,000. the germans, it is estimated, suffered around 650,000. for all of that loss, the allies gained about five miles of land. there was no breakout. yes, sir? >> did bt survive? that is a good question. i have been trying to find out and i don't know. i'm not sure if he was in that photograph. i have been looking, i haven't been able to find out. >> any other questions about the somme? yes sir? >> why did general haig continue the fighting despite the horrendous casualties on the first day? >> because he thought if they just kept pushi

when he lost in a landslide to herbert hoover. so herbert hoover wins in 19208.that february on st. valentine's day was when the happened brittle and spectacular murder that the country had seen. all capone was largely thought that would have been the cause of it. he said no, no, i was in miami when all this happens i f was on vacation. in fact as the district attorney's office being questioned at the very moment. they never did find out who did it. that wasal s another thing that really started pushing public opinion against prohibition. well, took office the next month and then october stock market crashed. that was the beginning of the great depression. government, everybody's funds dried up, unemployment rose the government's funds were getting very dry. and hoover, when he took office promised to study prohibition and eventually a report came out that saidut it's not really working, it's not enforceable. but we think we should keep doing it and he said that sounds fine to me. a woman who had helped get him elected name polly, she was the first woman on the r

just a puppet of the the big tammany hall party machine in new york and he lost in a landslide to herbert hoover. so herbert hoover wins in 1928 that february on saint valentine's day was when the valentine's day massacre happened in chicago, and it was the most brutal and just spectacular murder that the country had seen al capone was largely thought to have been the cause of it, but he said no no, i was in miami when all this happened. i was on vacation. in fact, i was in the district attorney's office being questioned at the very moment at hand said they never did find out who did it. but that was another thing that really started pushing public opinion against prohibition. well hoover took office the next month and then october the stock market crashed and that was the beginning of the great depression. the government everybody's funds dried up and employment rose the government's funds were getting very dry. and hoover when he took office promise to study prohibition, but eventually a report came out that said well, it's not really working. it's not enforceable, but we think we shoul

i brought up herbert hoover truman certainly had an effect on herbert hoover by bringing him to the old oval office and over. i it's known he was given some help to it was asked by truman to help in europe something he had done before. yeah as well in his -- to do that and hoover went out of the overall office and cry. he was driven was very generous that way i mean and i i don't know the whole story between the the the bad feelings between hoover and roosevelt and i mean, i know they they never spoke. i don't think they even go to the inauguration together, but that was but true very true was very generous and really and really really brought him into thinking and and two for appreciated it whoever came to the dedication of the true blood library and in 1556, and and i think the truman would have and i truman had had fallen down and he would have so he couldn't go to he couldn't go to hoover's funeral, but he would have gone if you could for um you i think you mentioned that. at the end is interesting as this book is by the way. that the truman presidency is somewhat uninspiring. is th

>> well, herbert hoover very nearly waft congress halfway through his presidency. interesting, hoover, taft before him is in a different category. they were not politicians. hoover had never won for anything before he occupied the ultimate political office. taft, likewise, someone who said i hate politics and who is obviously -- as we know now, much happier on the tree judicial branch. there is a question that is actually not really measured in our survey. that is the political temperament, partly political experience. what have i seen our, interestingly enough was a general except he had been a military politician. he demonstrated remarkable skills bringing people a vote will couldn't outsized eagles together to win ruled war to. in some ways, it turned out it had been almost perfect reparation pretty ill-ing with for much of his pack presidency a split congress. he was dealing with -- the fact of the matter is that those three men decided to work together. it is a very -- it's one of the reasons why people are nostalgic for the 1950s, because you had divided gove

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herbert: we mustbuild a monument so that as long as thesun rise and set this city,this country will neverinton pannell. (audience cheering and clapping) natacha: as the civicleaders spoke, i was sittingthere in front of mybrother's corpse just praying that it willhurry up and be over. it was like this wasn'treally happening. like it was a bad dream. r: one of phillip'sfriends, albert hannibal, could barely speak.he covered his face with his hands,sobbed out some words that soundedlike, please, god. think of the family right now. thelma: it was something thati couldn't believe it. i just couldn'tbelieve he was gone. after the two hour service, the funeral procession traveled to fairlawn, new jersey,to bury phillip pannell. then when i closed thecasket for the last time, that's when i couldn't take it. i couldn't take it. going in that cold ground. r: at the end,after the bronze casket had been borne down thesteps, the mother came toenter a limousine. she sat in the frontseat for a long time, waiting for the procession to get underway.it was a very long wait. she seemed dazed, alonein her s

. >> the answer is herbert hoover. he was, herbert hoover was born in west branch, iowa, 1874.eedback". send your videos. don't forget to say you're watching "varney & company," we might president you on tv. >> can't believe it is friday. stuart: is surely is. quite a week with big tech, politics all the rest of us but we've been glad you've been with us. time is up for us. neil, it is yours. neil: stuart, thank you very much for that. we're following a lot of developments, certainly bigges

. >> the answer is herbert hoover. he was, herbert hoover was born in west branch, iowa, 1874. that is just west of the mississippi. don't forget to send us your "friday feedback". send your videos. don't forget to say you're watching "varney & company," we might president you on tv. >> can't believe it is friday. stuart: is surely is. quite a week with big tech, politics all the rest of us but we've been glad you've been with us. time is up for us. neil, it is yours. neil: stuart, thank you very much for that. we're following a lot of developments, certainly biggest story right now certainly has to be the mcrib. you heard me right, mcdonald's out with better than expected sales. now saying the mcrib will be the final farewell tour. this is the same kind of strategy that the folks behind the halloween movies used to say the latest movie would be the last of that genre. by my last count there were 612 "halloween" movies. i think they're working on 613. the mcrib, on again off again appearance for the public. they're saying its appearance will be the final one. i want to get that

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blitz, throws to herbert. blocking has a touchdown chicago winning 34-14.e: janice dean senior meteorologist watching there looked like it was foggy in the stadium. >> janice: i know my fantasy football league is terrible that's all that counts. my friend ted upstairs who does camera is helping me out. we will win something, hopefully. take a look at the maps across the nation where we have severe weather unfortunately for parts of the mississippi river valley today. you have see where we have that cold air behind the front ahead of it very warm unstable air. look at thanks tornado washed storm for south central louisiana. that's doppler radar indicated. people in the area need to hunker down and watches and warnings. severe storm threat across the mississippi river valley tennessee valley. all of these areas shaded in red and yellow, you need to be on alert today. not only the risk for severe storms including large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes, but the next couple of days we are going to get heavy rainfall in the forecast. that's going to st

built by herbert flyshaker, pumps from the pacific ocean that were filtered and heated filled the pool. aside from the recreational activities, many schools held swim meets there. the delia flyshaker memorial building was on the west side of the pool. it had locker rooms with a sun room and mini hospital. in 1995, a storm damaged one of the pipes that flowed to the ocean. maintenance was not met, and the pool had to close. in 1999, the pool was filled with sand and gravel. in 2000, the space became a spot for the san francisco zoo. these are some memories that many families remember swimming at flyshaker pool. >> good afternoon. welcome to the october third, 2022 regular meeting of the land use and transportation committee of the board of supervisors i'm supervisor melgar chair. joined by vice chair dean preston and supervisor peskin. jot committee clerk is erika major. and i would like to acknowledge jason. at sfgovtv for staff thanksgiving meeting. the board and committeeers convening hybrid meeting and providing remote access and public comment via phone.

justin fields flips to herbert. gave the bears the lead, but check it out. bears won the game. both teams have the record of 3-4. >>> and over to baseball, they will meet in the world series beginning friday in houston. the skipper has another shot at trying to win it. trying to win in texas. bruce bouche introduced as the new manager for the texas it rangers. he last managed in 2019 with the giants. and the 67-year-old admitted he had been missing the game. >> i miss this game. there's so many things about the game that i miss. in the dugout, you know, the competition, being on the team. spent more time winning and watching the games. the more i was missing it. >>> mark your calendars. bouche and the rangers are at the giants next august 11, 12, 13. that's going to be a huge hot ticket to get. >> it is so weird to see them in that hat. >> yes, you're used to seeing them there. >> we'll have to get used to it. thank you so much, vern. >>> and he's taking the helm. and what we just learned about the future's prime minister. >>> and here are the guests tonight on the late show wi

>> aye. >> commissioner herbert is absent. commissioner huie? >> yes. >> laguana?yes. >> commissioner ortiz? >> yes. >> vice-president zouzounis is absent. motion passes. >> thank you. next item, please. >> item 6, approve of draft meeting minutes, this is a discussion and action item. the council will discuss and possibility take action of august 12, 2022, and august 22, 2022, draft meeting minutes. >> commissioners any questions or comments on the minutes? okay. seeing none, is there any public comment? >> >> yes. >> please proceed. >> hello. i'm mike patrelis and i want to address the draft minutes. as you know, your first attempt at the draft minutes from august 22nd, you totally omitted what the public had said. that was unacceptable. and the buck needs to stop with the president, sharka luna. it's outrageous that the minutes or were prepared without our comments and i believe if i had not shown up at your next meeting, that you would have okayed the minutes where all you did was list the names of the public speakers without the content of what we were saying

herbert finds the end zone. bears win 33-14. three-time world champion bruce bochy introduced as the texas rangers manager today. texas hasn't finished over .500 in the last five seasons. after three years away, boch, is glad to be back. >> i know some of that is why. simple answer is i miss this game. if i'm going to jump back in the fire, it has to be the right fit. they had enough to have lose. that's why i'm excited to be here. >> media day for the university basketball team led by gary payton who enters his second season as head coach. here is what the glove said on what he can expect from his team. >> you're going to see a lot gut and grit and a lot of dog and n a lot of these players. i tell my players every day have a goal and have a purpose. if you leave everything 100% out here hustling, i can't be mad at you. >> the 49ers foundation held their mentorship encounter today at levi stadium. several were joined by 49ers rookies and focused on leadership skills and becoming >> and don't forget. you can watch all of our news

administration in areas of finance but the people running the campaign for ronald reagan which was george herbert walker bush and william casey later became head of the cia negotiated a secret agreement with the new revolutionary regime under the ayatollah ho maney in iran -- host: do you want to bring us up to the midterms of this year? caller: this shows how elections can be manipulated. guest: i can name october surprises before the term became common. lyndon johnson's bombing hauled to north vietnam announced on national tv without much prior buildup. it was right before the november election which helped get hubert humphrey into a near tie back in 1968 step there are plenty of cases we can talk about. that was not the key event that produced jimmy carter's 10 point loss. he was behind by 2-3 points already and that was more than enough in that particular year given the tilt of the electrical -- electoral college to elect ronald reagan and even if the collapse of the negotiations with the iranian regime had not occurred in the sunday before the election, let's keep it in context. it, lee help

herbert, then sprints 25 years to the end zone and the bears are back in front for good.in fact, they want underscore 23 unanswered points. the belichick has some decisions to make when it comes to his quarterbacks, the bears win 33 14. both teams are three and four. the warriors take two and one record into their first road game of the young season tomorrow night in phoenix, steph curry's accomplishments have been well documented in their first three games, but you don't have to look all that deep to see what a contribution andrew wiggins has made now in its ninth season, and still just 27 worst decision to get a contract extension done for wiggins before the season began as looking almost brilliant wiggins his average better than 22 points a game and the wearer's first three is one of their best defenders probably could have played out the contract string for more money, but he likes it here, and the feeling is mutual. this is the best best i've ever seen. wigs, you know, um is it all star last year? he helped us win a championship. and i think he's used that momentum t

this is what herbert beattie wrote. dear mother, tell them there is not another grosvenor fellow left but myself. we tramping over the dead. there's only 400 left out of about 1300. mother, if god spares to get home safe, i will have something awful to tell you. if hell is any worse, i would not like to go to it. when her baby wrote those words, he was only 17 years old and he was far from the only teenager. this battle, despite this disaster at the somme, on that first day, haig ordered the attacks to continue just because. just second. well into the autumn. and it was only the weather itself, finally forced haig to call off the attacks in november of that year. by the time the battle of the somme ended. at the end of 1916, the british had suffered 420,000 casualties. the french, who also took part in this offensive, suffered 200,000 of the germans estimated suffered around 650,000. and for all that, the allies gained, about five miles of land. there was no break. yes, sir. survived. the beatty survived. that's a good

trump is the first president since herbert hoover, it's a fact, since herbert hoover to lose jobs overobs when he left than when he came to office. we created, with your help, 10 million new jobs so far. [ applause ]. when trump and the republicans left office, unemployment was 6.4%. we got it down to 3.5%. a 50-year low. [ applause ]. on his watch, literally hundreds of thousands of small businesses were closing. they make up 50% of the economy, these small businesses. today we have the highest number of people applying to start small businesses than ever during an economic recovery ever, ever, ever. [ applause ]. and y'all know i was determined, with your help, to bring back manufacturing back to the united states instead of companies going overseas for cheaper labor. on trump's watch, american manufacturing was headline lowed out. made in america isn't just a slogan. it's a reality. it's a reality. [ applause ]. 700,000 manufacturing jobs. advanced technologies. for companies like ibm and intel investing billions of to build a future here in america. later this week, i'm going up to

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