ike was attentive to hoover. hoover could be easily disaffected. he seemed to be looking for evidence of ike's lack of zeal to roll back the new deal. with the end of the second hoover commission, his attention shifted to belgium. in two rather poignant jesters, gestures, eisenhower won favor with hoover. the first was a request from eisenhower to hoover that hoover represent the u.s. at the opening of the world's fair in brussels in 1958. hoover would visit the fair as the formal united states representative and deliver a speech on the fourth of july. at age 84, he must have known this would be his last trip to the country so close to his heart. the second gesture was to extend a formal invitation to visit the united states, a formal state visit to the king of belgium. a formal state visit was a high honor and it was the very first state visit from belgium to the united states. the idea originated with hoover and eisenhower was pleased to oblige the former president. president. that hoover was grateful was without question and the gratitude was ev

herbert hoover. this hour-long event is rfa day-long conference titled, presidential partnerships: present -- herbert hoover instrument, and eisenhower. >> it's a great pleasure to introduce the left speaker. timothy walch received an award. he served in various capacities with the national archives and records administration of which this institution is part of that large organization. until his retirement in 2011, beginning as a program analyst with the national historical publications and records commission, tim served as budget and a list, codirector of the modern archives institute, chief of publication development before landing in west branch as the assistant director of the herbert hoover presidential library and museum. and finally, rector of the same organization from 93-2011 area -- 1993-2011. he edited more than 2200 books, including the correspondence between hoover and eisenhower, as well as numerous articles, essays, book reviews, executive entries, and newspaper articles. -- encyclope

, a note saying that hoover's statement test me very deeply and thinking hoover -- thinking hoover from the bottom of his heart. hoover tried to help out democratic congressman who were under criticism for the price of wheat that hoover fixed during the war, they wanted a higher price and the wheat price was one of the reasons the democrats ran into a lot of trouble in the 1918 election but hoover went out of his way to write notes and provide talking points for democratic congressman who were trying to sell the wheat price that hoover had said to their constituents. he did some loyal political work for wilson and the democratic party in that 1918 election. it didn't pay off but the republicans won that election and took control of congress. given hoover's efficiency at his and his loyal service to the administration on political matters, soon after the election was over, wilson decided to trendy food administration -- turn the food administration into a rehabilitation of europe. this gave hoover entree into the paris peace conference. he became one of the most important figures at the

this is hoover's argument. both hoover entryman knew that their names could be attached to anything. there was a republican congress in 1946 he was listening to hoover but not to truman. to hoover listening but not to truman. there were all certain things going on. so these matters were going on. then we have a time that is difficult in their relationship. other matters and issues will come about. the republican congress in the fall of 1946 has been very difficult for truman. he needs hoover for appropriation bills. but some would argue did he manipulate hoover stressed that this time and other things? so there was a lot of contentiousness about the formation of the marshall plan, and the role the hoover played. so their friendship had really peaked for a while and then it would plummet and then it would start to go back up. so we would see throughout the years this building again. jim and would ask hoover to come and reform of the government and make it much more efficient. that's another aspect of the differe

herbert hoover. formal remarks. i wish to pay my special tribute to herbert hoover. i am always proud to honor those who have been recognized by ,heir fellow men as great men as great americans, as great humans. among these, herbert hoover stand in the first score. his great human qualities are known throughout the world. so long as the english language is spoken, so long as there is a nation we will remember herbert hoover with the greatest gratitude." so what are we to make of the partnership between hoover and eisenhower? the available documents show frustration, collaboration, and eventual closure and life in public service. that hoover had high hopes for his work, is without question. that he was disappointed with progress was also not in doubt. perhaps he had to hike and exit dictation for the eisenhower years. we will never know. what is not in doubt is that through his multiple attributions to both the truman and eisenhower administrations, antier made a substitu difference in the administrat

hoover was bleeding heart. i think this derived from their custom of exchanging those plans on easter sunday. they did that for a number of years. ,erbert hoover, meanwhile corresponded at times with mrs. coolidge on several occasions. in 1962 at the age of 88, he enthusiastically accepted the invitation of coolidge's son , john, to join the advisory board of the new calvin coolidge memorial foundation and urged him to establish a coolidge presidential library. thus, the norms of politeness prevailed over full public disclosure of hoover's often tense relationship with calvin coolidge. and what more need now be said? political parties are alliances of the factions. only three times in the 20th century, 1908, 1928 and 1988, did an elected candidate of one party succeed in office and elected incumbent of the same party. such intraparty successions can be fraught with peril, for they such intraparty successions can be fraught with peril, for they entail the ascendancy of a new faction within the coalition. trouble

hoover's last book. this is what truman would say of their friendship. my warmth and close friendship with herbert hoover dates back to the day he visited washington shortly after i succeeded to the presidency. i was moved to invite him back into public service in the hope he might resume the task of again seed -- feeding the hungry in the wake of the fight -- frightful devastation visited on so many human beings in many parts of the world. i wanted to help restore as quickly as possible, friend and foe alike, to their normal lives into their peaceful pursuits. president hoover did not hesitate, nor did he weigh the matter of personal convenience or even hardship. he accepted at once. the meeting between him and me at the white house is now history. his work in feeding the hungry express to their care and generosity of all americans, regardless of political differences. president hoover and i have visited each other frequently. whenever either one of us happened in the neighborhood of the other, they fel

hoover ball. they're kind of tosing around a medicine ball on the lawn. you can see the eisenhower executive building before it was named eisenhower in the background. the rose garden, there's a scene where you see alonso fields, one of the butlers of the white house, posing with the flowers and mrs. hoover playing camp with their two dogs, wiji and pats. then the dogs run through a little reflecting pool and just having a good time. >> we noted that in that hoover ball scene that the president is playing in a natty looking sweater, running around. also in the scene where they're fishing out on the fishing boat, fishing in a suit. >> uh-huh, yeah. at that time mr. hoover always believed a gentleman should be properly dressed at all times. you wouldn't see him -- occasionally casual films of him fishing he would lose the tie, sometimes he wouldn't have the hat either, but he would tray it for hip waders and a fishing vest. >> where do you think that was shot? >> the film of him fishing off the boat

hoover pushed back. one of the key arguments is we need to support the emerging democratic government in germany. this government is going to be when theof trouble population starving. it is crazy not to provide food relief. they do actually in the peace -- the earlyme 1920's they do get food relief and to the germans. it is interesting here that wilson had very little interest in that area. in addition to hoover there are a couple of guys in the state department. they've urge the united states relief.to give there is this rhetorical support to the government because it is a democratic government. it is the democratization of germany during the war. he never made a public statement talking about government created he had very little interest in the whole issue. the best article i read on this concluded that he felt kind of torch from his intervention and the mexican revolution and the russian revolution. it did not go that well. his disposition was he is not going to do that again. hoover on the other ha

herbert hoover jr.'s wife, margaret watson because they're family films of their children, peggy ann and the third dubbed pete. you can see him in some of the films playing with their pet, polly. named ruby. another one peggy ann's rolling around with a little play stroller. and playing with pete with a bucket. looks she put a bucket of water on his head. not very nice of sister, but sibling rivalry starts early, i guess. >> these really do have the feel of a home movie. what's more when you look at them, from our perspective, from 2017, they feel very new. it's almost like looking at the white house current day. scenes of the south lawn, et cetera. >> right. you see the hoover and his cabinet members and some friends playing what would eventually become hoover ball. they're kind of tossing around a medicine ball on the lawn. you can see the eisenhower executive office building before it was nameded eisenhower in the background. the rose garden, there's a scene where you see alonso field, one of the butl

memorandum versus four pages. , dear hoover, thank you for your memorandum. it will be very useful for me. p.s.--i appreciate you coming to see me. it gave me a left. we discussed our prima donna's and what makes them. some of our boys that came in with me are having trouble with their dignity. it is hell when a man gets in close with the president. truman likes to use hell a lot in his writings. in his memoirs historians faulted him for the exact details of the first meeting. certainly truman recorded the spirit of the occasion, the respect, the urgency, the drama, and even the humor, as he noted that hoover remembered the oval office. entire program on our weekly series, "the presidency" at 8 p.m. eastern on sunday. up next on american history tv, a conversation with abraham lincoln scholar harold hose -- harold holzer, author of more than 50 books. he discusses his research and shares his views on current lincoln and the civil war. peter carmichael conducts the interview, which is just over an hour. mr. carmichael: i am very pleased to welcome a good frien

wilson and in the 30's when hoover is making his case to stay out of conflict in europe, position very different from franklin roosevelt, one of the arguments that hoover made was that if the united states becomes involved in this war that is growing in if the u.s. gets involved in that war, we will use -- lose our democracy at home because franken roosevelt will use the war as an excuse to establish a socialist dictatorship. that was one of his arguments. part of that argument, hoover said we have artie gone a step toward socialism with the new deal. he would then conclude his argument by saying that in contrast, woodrow wilson believed in free enterprise and the striving individual and wasn't made it clear that what we did during the war was just a short-term emergency and that wilson dismantled all of the war agencies right after the war, franklin roosevelt is not going to do that. we have the sharp contrast putting franken roosevelt and wilson to the favor of wilson. had the samehoover political outlook as wilson. i think they were both centrist addresses as that term is understood

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hoover said coolidge was able, experienced, trustworthy and safe. hoover was grateful. jubilant and relieved. in ahen hoover won landslide, coolidge hailed as a result as an endorsement of his own administration and announced he could retire from office in content. the president's term still have four months to run, and he was known to be very touchy about his prerogatives. no doubt with these sensitivities in mind, hoover officialhe take a semi tour latin america after the election. coolidge agreed. earlyovember 19 1928 to january 1929, hoover not only stayed out of washington. better still, he stayed out of the country. fulfilling an29, ambition that had touched his soul for a decade or longer, herbert hoover became president of the united states. he had done so without ever elective public office. for an hour and a half, he and calvin coolidge stood, sat and walked side-by-side without saying a word to each other. in his inaugural address, hoover paid tribute to his right predecessor.is when the ceremony was over, they said goodbye, and the ex-president went home to

he would write, due hoover. thanks a lot to your memorandum. it will be very useful to me.p.s. i appreciated very much your coming to see me. it gave me a lift. and in his private writing, truman would write the following. saw herbert hoover day beforored and had a pleasant conversation on food, and the general troubles of u.s. presidents. we discussed or prima do not as and what makes them. some of my boys are having trouble with dignity and prerogative. it is hell when a man gets in close association with the president. truman likes to use hell a lot in his writings. in his memoirs years later, some historians have faulted him for the exact details of this first meeting, but certainly truman recorded the spirit of the occasion. the call, the respect, the urgency, the drama, and even the humor as he noticeded that hoover remembered the way to the oval office. >> watch the entire program on our weekly series, the presidency, at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern on sunday. american history tv, only on c-span 3. >> this year marks the 100th anniversary of buffalo bill's death an

that hoover remembered the way to the oval office. announcer: watch this and other american history programs on our website, where all our video is archived at c-span.org/history. >> questions frame their journey through the gayry. -- gallery. how do people become revolutionary. when they come back to statute of king george iii they should be able to answer those questions. the second question how did the revolution survive its darkest hour. while all this language about liberty and rights and creating constitutions and remember the ladies, it's going on, the largest overseas exhibition in european history is headed towards new york. mural is an eyewitness which we've blown up as a mural. showing five british worships in about 6000 british and troops. september 17 1776. at the time with the soldiers saw the ships gathering in new york harbor and said i thought all london was afloat. it was one thing to declare independence to tear down the king, to declare that you are now living in the american revolution. but to actually achieve ame

he would write, do your hoover, thanks a lot for your memorandum. he added aps. i appreciate your coming to see me. it gave me a lift. in his private writing, he would write, soccer herbert hoover and had a pleasant conversation on food and the general troubles of u.s. presidents. two in particular. we discussed our prima donnas and what makes them and some of my boys who came in with me are having trouble with their dignity. when a man gets in close association with the president. truman likes to use hell a lot in his writings. him forns have faulted the exact details of this first meeting, but certainly truman reported the spirit of the occasion. the respect. the urgency, the trauma, and even the humor. he noted that hoover remembered the way to the oval office area -- remembered the way to the oval office. onwatch the entire program our weekly program the presidency at 8:00 and midnight eastern. american history tv, only on c-span3. >> monday, on the communicators. the technology fair on capitol hill. looking at the latest intro technology. new security featur

he and henry hoover are buried there, as well.t the first three libraries, the archivist set a high bar because they were interested in helping, but they were also interested in someone coming to ask about their history as opposed to policy they have gone over. they were inordinately hopeful, -- helpful, not just in saying, you should look at this film will look at the series, but talk on breaks. i was able to interview most of that staff at the libraries, sometimes staying late afterwards. i got to speak to the director and they were helpful in making sure i had what i needed to tell the story. brian: how long would you stay at each of these libraries? anthony: first time was probably four or five days. over the 12-year period i took to write the book, i spent a month in each of the libraries except george w. bush, which opened right before i finish the book. brian: so if we followed you around, what would we see you doing? anthony: the first thing i do would spend a day as a tourist and i tried not to read too much about the exh

hoover, complement him. littled bring back knickknacks from the road for j edgar hoover who probably through them in a trashcan as soon as thurgood walked out. but -- algenon: there was a reason that thurgood got along so well the j edgar hoover and other iconcic figures such as dr. king did not. what would you achieve your that you? wil: well, hoover detested the ku klux klan. he just tested them -- detested them. marshall would get these horrific stories about the klan hoover, i was in florida and i saw these 12 clansmen walking down the street. they own this town. your fbi has to do something about that, clean that little town up. hooever would get worked -- hoover would get worked up. where did you see them? marshall kept niggling hoover. algenon: a lot of their relationship, though, was based was a fact that marshall lawyer. he believed in the rule of law. at least hoover held himself out as one giving fertility to the fidelity tofor the rule of law. wil: yes, marshall was very lable himself -- label hi

hoover, in 2014, 43,000 for the year.dr.for 59,000 for truman. 186,000 for eisenhower. 296 for john f. kennedy. johnson, 139,000. nixon, 85,000. jimmy carter, 52. george w. bush was 491,000 because it just opened. was at 334.ton onald reagan, 383,000 and george h.w. bush 136,000. enough people? it depend on what you want to do. certainly not enough people in the research rooms. to as difficult for me self-fund all of these trips and to spend time in the research rooms. also depends on what -- as a system what do we want the system to do? place to it to be a 20 act tourists or a place preserve and make available the records of the presidency. tax : are these funds deductible? anthony: they are not. brian: why not? anthony: as far as donations? it would depend on how they set then, if it's a nonprofit, yes. brian: and how much do we know about who contributes? nthony: we only know what's voluntarily disclosed by some of the foundations. here is no law that requires disclosure and there is no law that prohibits donations. wh

hoover said coolidge was able, experienced, trustworthy and safe. hoover was grateful. republican leaders were jubilant and relieved. in ahen hoover won landslide, coolidge hailed as a result as an endorsement of his own administration and announced he could retire from office in content. the president's term still have four months to run, and he was known to be very touchy about his prerogatives. no doubt with these sensitivities in mind, hoover officialhe take a semi tour latin america after the election. coolidge agreed. earlyovember 19 1928 to january 1929, hoover not only stayed out of washington. better still, he stayed out of the country. fulfilling an29, ambition that had touched his soul for a decade or longer, herbert hoover became president of the united states. he had done so without ever elective public office. for an hour and a half, he and calvin coolidge stood, sat and walked side-by-side without saying a word to each other. in his inaugural address, hoover paid tribute to his right predecessor.is when the ceremony was over, they said goodbye, and the ex

partnerships, herbert hoover and trolling, coolidge, -- truman, and eisenhower. welcome back to the second half of our conference. starting off this afternoon is a

that hoover remembered the way to the oval office. announcer: watch this and other american history programs on our website, where all our video is archived at c-span.org/history. >> questions frame their journey through the gayry. -- gallery. how do people become revolutionary. back to statute of king george iii they should be able to answer those questions. thesecond question how did revolution survive its darkest hour. aboutall this language

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of goober dare a closer shot he apologized for hoover's past mistakes on monday in a public attempt to show london authorities that the company is willing to change to retain its right to operate in the city because rasha acknowledged that the company got things wrong during its global expansion london's mayor said econo preceding khosrowshahi is a policy. i welcome the humility shown by the c.e.o. of global who but today he's apologized to london as for the white uber have behaved i wish the u.k. it would have the same humility and but officials in london insist that they've complied with all of london's laws it just to be very fair to the has always followed every quarter to get t.f. out of his undertaking of all processes no fourteen since we didn't mention them because the ha ha ha ha. never previously said about talking to hamas just to do anything different so that's why it's a surprise not to be wrong to lie she's still transport for london said it wouldn't three new hoovers license when it expires september thirtieth but goober can continue operating while it pursues an appeal.

his little hoover things are fantastic. those things, you could run them, it used to be that you could run them for ten seconds and that was it, now that actually work. users who do it by 2020. notjust that actually work. users who do it by 2020. not just at some point that actually work. users who do it by 2020. notjust at some point in the future. and he's going to do it in the uk. has he confirmed it will be in the uk? it's suggested that manufacturing might be somewhere else. i should suggest that there are many other things that hoover things up. oh, dear imad vacuum. plenty of other vacuum cleaners on the markets —— imad vacuum. alex and john, thank you. many thanks to you for watching. good evening. relatively quiet weather might tonight. low cloud here and there, mist and fog patches, especially over but a beast in england, over wales and southern scotla nd in england, over wales and southern scotland we could see low cloud. more breeze across the north of scotla nd more breeze across the north of scotland stopping

it didn't have the rigidity that you saw in hoover and the coolidge administration.uld come in and critique what they're eating and say it seems like everything a lot of food here. he was very nosy. which is not his persona. >> what about the wilson administration? >> even during the wilson administration they still had segregation but wilson was a southerner. a lot of reports of him celebrating the southern food cooked by white house staff. so i don't know about interaction between wilson and the others. where the harding administration. but he love their food. >> so the harding administration did work. >> there seem to be a feeling of calm robbery. harding was big on waffles. he loved waffles. it is a lot of waffles. the cook that make the waffles would celebrated in newspaper articles. her name was alice howard. he waffled in a good way as a president. >> you know if daisy bonner and mrs. nesbitt ever met? and i have read your book yet, mrs. nesbitt's dismissal was ably by the next administration. >> so i don't know if they actually met. i did find a record of it.

the hoover dam. tall apartment complex in taipei set off thousands and thousands of earthquakes just because to have the weight of the building. as technology increases, as we dig deeper and higher they're setting off more and quakes and they're getting bigger and bigger. >> trevor: as you look at america, the fault lines are everywhere. some would say, kathryn, i hear what you're saying, earthquakes are going to hit. which cities are the least prepared for what's going to happen? if a quake hits, where would you least want to be in the united states of america? >> new york. ( laughter ) sorry. >> trevor: i'm going to have a dinner party and i'm not going to invite you. ( laughter ) is there any hope, if the government doesn't fund these programs? is there something we can do by ourselves? anything at all? like recycling, no? >> recycling, composting is great. >> trevor: nail something to hold it? no? nothing? is there anything we can do at all? >> yes. >> trevor: what can we do. >> you can make sure

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edgar hoover over investigating and wiretapping martin luther king, jr. would people have thought it was obstruction? so there's not really collusion. so what's the latest leak from the "washington post" whose record by the way of running anonymous leaks is actually beaten the "new york times," an enormous achievement and they give the post-credit that in the energy and enthusiasm they have been even more consistently wrong than the times which is actually in the olympics of stupidity and enormous enormous challenge. so the latest thing is robert mueller who will not be able to get anything on russia will not be able to get anything on obstruction is not going to look at finances. what you're seeing of course is, this is why when i was speaker i oppose renewing the independent counsel act because what happens is you bring in l bunch of high-priced lawyers, they give up the regular career. they will look for a scout, find somebody, the fitzgerald case where comey brought in the god father to his children,, fitzgerald, in order to appoint him a special coun

tonight hoover may lose its license to operate in london and the news cons after regulators say the company does not meet its public safety standards also a possible change in rhetoric the u.s. has yet to reveal what it wants changed in nafta this comes as negotiations on the agreement continue in ottawa we are live from canada with the latest and the organization of petroleum exporting countries opacity met today in vienna to discuss continuing production costs will top with former u.s. trading commissioner park shelton. and get his analysis of this impact and the omens related to opec's decision by us start right now. researchers at rice university and texas a and m. at galveston have spotted problems in the catastrophic flood danger maps used by the federal emergency management agency to predict areas with even a one percent per year chance of massive damage from rainfall it's known as a one hundred year flood classification the maps in question cover southeastern harris county which contains houston texas it's just one area which was ravaged when hurricane harvey crashed into the state

friendship between hoover and truman. >> it is easy to overlook the fact that they both had groups and farming communities, they had known economic hardship and self-reliance, there are transformed by the confederation of world war i, and they lived in the shadow franklin d. roosevelt. >> monday, the 1967 detroit riots. >> we prefer to think about it like rebellion because all of the energy and anger and activism that went into that moment had long been predicted. people had been baking for some remedy -- begging for some remedy for the economic discrimination, housing inequality, so that frustration cannot be understood as just chaotic and incoherent. it was a rebellion. >> three-day labor day weekend on american history tv on c-span 3. rear on the campus of gonzaga university, we will visit the archives and special collections to look at documents from the tokyo war crimes tribunal's in 1946. stephanie: today, we are at a gone to university, looking at the tribunal for the far east or the tokyo war crimes, and these papers relate to the trial that went on against the 20 military peop

. >> up next, the friendship between herbert hoover and harry truman. this event was part of the herbert hoover presidential library conference. it is 45 minutes. >> welcome back. for the second half of our conference, starting off this afternoon is a paper by dr. lisa payne ocean. she is a professor of history at des moines area community college. she received her masters degree in women's studies from eastern michigan university and a doctorate from iowa state university in agricultural history and rural studies. author of three books.

stands with over forty thousand licensed drivers also would the transport authorities took issue with hoover's approach to reporting serious criminal offenses background checks on drivers and its use of grey ball a software that looks like to passengers from using cars like investigators or regulators for example but while hooper has run into regulatory trouble in many cities in addition to london the service has been quite popular here goober cars make up a third of all privately hired vehicles. the loss of the license is just the latest in a spate of problems which forced out the company's c.e.o. but whether new management will be able to push past this latest rope lock will be an important test for the company's ability to stay on track. of course you can use were on your i phone and apple's latest model of it has hit the shelves today the i phone eight boasts a new display in wireless charging on the other features excitement is high but some apple fans do have to outs about the new release. people have come out in the hundreds to buy the i phone in front of apple's flagship store on fifth

made an interesting discovery recently while working with the home movies belonging to president hoover what did you find? >> well, it was an interesting thing. i was working on evaluating the film, measuring for shrinkage and all that, and i noticed some of these black and white films had

to support themselves their families their loved ones the transport authorities took issue with hoover's approach to reporting serious criminal offenses background checks on drivers and its use of grey ball a software that looks like to passengers from using cars like investigators or regulators for example but while goober has run into regulatory trouble in many cities in addition to london the service has been quite popular here goober cars make up a third of all privately hired vehicles it's obviously not as she was going to try and boss still feel like oh i don't feel like i'm paying ridiculous amounts to get a job working for an hour at a festival it's you know it's only bouncer isn't walk out the door for so long that it's going to warm up for the loss of the license is just the latest in a spate of problems which forced out the company's c.e.o. but whether new management will be able to push past this latest rope block will be an important test for the company's ability to stay on track. this we get germany's rust belt was dealt a heavy blow to send coke the country's biggest stee

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"the presidency" the friendship between president hoover and truman. andhey both had roots farming communities, they had known hardship and self-reliance. they were transformed by the conflagration of world war i and lived in the shadow of franklin d. roosevelt. >> monday, the 1967 detroit riots. >> we prefer to think about it as a rebellion. all the energy that went into that moment had long been predicted. for somed been begging remedy for housing discrimination, police brutality, economic devastation. that cannot be understood as chaotic. it was a rebellion. three-day labor day weekend on american history tv on c-span3. singer bing crosby grew up in this home and lived in spokane and till 1925 when he left for hollywood to pursue a singing career. will tell us about his work with military members during two and his impact on american culture -- military members during world war ii and his impact on american culture. bing crosby was well-balanced. he did not seek fame. it totally surprised him. calminge of the influences on american history, he was t

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