he covered presidents from herbert hoover to george w. bush. the library's sarah duke talked to us about his influence and legacy and showed us many of his cartoons, some on exhibit in the herblock gallery. >> a midwestern born cartoonist. he began his working career in 1929. six months before the great depression. he was a moderate conservative in his start. and he was radicalized, not like left, left, but it pushed him further toward the center by the great depression and the injustice of world war ii. in 1933, he joined the scripps howard company, the newspaper enterprise association which was situated in cleveland, ohio. and then in 1946, right after the second world war, he joined "the washington post" where he spent the rest of his career. and he died about six weeks after his last cartoon appeared in "the washington post." his last cartoon appeared on august 26th, 2001, and he died just a week shy of his 92nd birthday in october. the library of congress has the herblock collection. we have about 14,460 of his editorial cartoons, but we h

i am a senior fellow at the hoover institution and i want to welcome you to hoover capital conversations. the hoover institution is a preeminent research center dedicated to the principles of individual, economic, and political freedom, private enterprise and limited represented government. this series brings hoover fellows together with policymakers for informed, in-depth discussions examining some of our most vexing policy issues. by bringing together the key players of policy development and execution, we hope to enrich the landscape of ideas, ask bold questions, and seek powerful solutions to improve people's's live. it is my pleasure to be talking to senator mike lee, discussing executive power under the u.s. constitution. he was elected in 2010 as utah's 16th senator. prior to becoming a senator, he served as a law clerk for the u.s. district court for the district of utah and the u.s. court of appeals for the third circuit. he serves in the following committees -- joint economic committee as ranking member, commerce, science and transportation, energy and natural resources, judici

it shows hoover at the rapidan camp before camp david existed. hoover favored a camp further down in the shenandoah mountains in rapidan, virginia, and so mr. block has depicted hoover leading a couple capitalists to his camp, and they're fishing. and instead of getting economic benefits in perhaps the form of cash incentives, the capitalist gets some fresh fish to sell. it's a pen and ink style, it's on a very smooth board, and this was very typical of what would have been produced in the midwest at this point in time. so the second cartoon i've brought out today is about fdr, franklin delano roosevelt. mr. block has not yet come to a point where he's embracing the democratic party yet. so what you're seeing is a cartoon that makes fun of roosevelt for being unable to add additional supreme court justices to, therefore, force congress to implement his plans to improve the economy. of course, we know that ultimately roosevelt prevailed and the new deal passed, but block is making fun of him for wasting time while he could have passed legislation

he was hoover's boss.d ramsey went about defending the people that he had prosecuted when he was attorney general. and one of the most famous trials with the trial of the harrisburg 7 in 1972 where they were charged with conspiracy to the federal government and hoover had compromised one of phil barigan's cell mates, the long and the short was the trial ended in a hung jury in april 1972. and ramsey clark subpoenaed hoover to appear in a post-trial hearing to dismiss charges against him on may the 2nd, 1972. but god intervened with his own subpoena that morning and herbert was found dead in his sleep. after that all ended -- yeah. are we getting close to the end. >> no. go ahead. go ahead. finish. >> this was the non-violent so-called left, all those great activists in the '60s against the war. and when they were informed of hoover's passing, dan was asked did he have any comment. and he said, i pray god we'll grant mr. hoover the mercy that mr. hoover withheld from so many. >> it's such an important piece

grandpa wrote a note and slipped it into the mailbox and invited hoover to the white house. paul hume of "the washington post" had written a less than sterling review of my mother singing. grandpa ended the letter with a threat to punch the man in the nose and give him a black eye. that turned out okay, grandpa and mr. hume put it behind them eventually. so he was known, he was known for getting things done by writing personal notes. >> and that certainly hit home with winston churchill, who allegedly, the story go home, clementine, edwina, your grandmother, tried to console your grandfather after the election loss and said this is a blessing in disguise. what did he say? >> he said, it's very well disguised. [ laughter ] >> from your point of view, edwina, perhaps you can tell us a little bit about the legacy of that period in your grandfather's life. it was a transition for him, from being the leader in the war to being out of office. that happened from time to time throughout his life, didn't it? >> yes, he was quite used to it. i don't think he liked it at all. but for h

i think he's another hoover institute person. he seemed to like the hoover institute. there is a chapter in his book that kind of caught my eye about instinct it's legal for congressmen and senators to trade stocks based on inside information they gotten from congressional hearings, close hearings in many cases. so they are trading stocks based on who may get a contractor who won't. one saturday who we focused on shorted stocks after getting a briefing from hank paulson that the u.s. economy was about to crater. though it kind of that little bit of business out was i looked at hank poulsen's book. he basically wrote it in diary form. he said i brief to senator on the center of u.s. economy was going to crater. and the senator hosted his stock trades. but he hosted the brokerage accounts. see you have time stamped when the stock trade was. it matched when the meeting was at when the stock trade was, and it was within 30 minutes. and that senator cleared 30,000 or something in a short period of time. 30,000 was a lot of money 25% of what they make in a year or something

>> firing line with margaret hoover is made possible by: >> robert grey near. charles r. schwab, the david foundation, inc. the fair weather foundation. craig newmark philanthropies. and by corporate funding is provided by stephens, inc. >> maya macguineas, welcome to "firing line." secretary reich, welcome back to "firing line." >> thank you. >> thanks so much. robert reich, you served in three presidential administrations, including as labor secretary for president bill clinton. and maya, you are the president of the nonpartisan committee for a responsible federal budget. i'd like to start first with a television advertisement from e 1980s warning in very stark terms about the consequences of the national debt. take a look. >> morning. shall we get down to business? now that you've joined us, you'll enjoy numerous rights and privileges, but you will share certain problems, as well. specifically, you owe the united states government, in round numbers, $50,000. >> when that advertisement aired in 1984, the national debt was just under $2 trillion. right now, it is at $28

ii, because president hoover had done such a marvelous job in the wake of world war i. but he was on the outs within the democrats of that time, so asking hoover officially was not a good idea. it was frowned upon. grandpa wrote him a note and slipped it into his mailbox. the second was the letter he wrote to the washington post, a less than sterling view of my mother's singing had been reported. my grandfather and the letter with a threat to punch the man in the nose. that turned out okay. so he was known for getting things done by writing personal notes. >> that personal note hit home with winston churchill. the story goes that clementine, your grandmother, tried to get sillier grandfather after the election moss and she said winston, perhaps it's a blessing in disguise, and what did he say? >> he said it's very well disguised. [laughs] [laughs] [laughs] >> from your point of view, edwina, perhaps you can tell us a bit about the legacy of that period in your grandfather's life. it was a transition for him from being the leader in the war to being out of office. that h

herbert hoover famously clipped in 1956. blessed are the young because they will inherit the national debt. tell me, do you disagree with the premise of that quip? >> i do not completely disagree with it. but to margaret's, i was thinking, when you play that advertisement of something my father said to me when i was a very small boy, in the early 1950s. my father, you have to understand was republican. he said to me, bobby, you and your children, and your children's children, will be paying down, the national debt created by franklin d. roosevelt for your entire lives. i was just, i was just panicked. the fact of the matter is, you have always got to understand. it is the debt, the ratio of the debts, to the economy, overall. and i do not disagree with what maya was saying. if that ratio gets too out of whack. that is if your debt starts growing, faster than your economy, overall. and you are not using that money, that you are borrowing, for investments in future growth, then, you could be in trouble. the debt itself, just a

hoover institution. it is 35 minutes. >> the hoover institution as a preeminent research center whose mission is dedicated to the supposed of political freedom. the conversation series brings hoover fellows together with policymakers for discussions examining some of the nation's most vexing policy issues. by bringing together the key players, we hope to enrich the landscape of ideas, ask full questions, and seek powerful solutions to improve lives. today is my pleasure to talk to senator mike lee, discussing executive power under the u.s. constitution. he was elected in 2010 as utah's 16th senator. prior to becoming a senator he served as a law clerk for the u.s. district court in the u.s. court of appeals for the third circuit. he serves in the following committees; joint economic committee as ranking member, commerce, science and transportation, energy and natural resources, judiciary and the senate special committee on aging. he is a busy guy. what i want to recall, because i find this so refreshing,

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hoover a done such a marvelous job of that in the wake of world war i. he was on the outs with democrats at that time so asking hoover officially was not a good idea. so grandpa wrote him a note and slipped unindicted slipped into a mailbox, the second one was of course that he wrote to the washington post, with less of sterling view of my mother's singing. grandpa ended that letter with a threat to punch the man in the noes and given the black eye. that turned out okay, grandpa mr. hume put it behind them eventually, so he was known for getting things done by writing personal notes. >> and that personal note certainly hit home with winston churchill. allegedly the story goes, clementine, edwina your grandmother tried to cancel your grandfather after the election laws in, she said winston perhaps this is a blessing in disguise to which he famously replied with to the same? >> well it's very well disguised. [laughs] >> from your point of view edwina, perhaps you can tell us a little bit about the legacy of that period in your grandfather's life. it was a

not only in hoover but the coolidge administration.ld actually come into the kitchen and critique with the servants were eating. he said it seems like you guys were eating a lot of food here. he was very nosy. which is not his persona, right? he was a hands off. but not with the food. >> what about the wilson administration? he segregated the civil servants. >> yes. even during the wilson ministration -- they saw the segregation in place from the taft ministry, but wilson, i don't know if you know this but he was a southerner. there are a lot of reports of him celebrating the southern food cooked by the white house staff. so i don't know about interaction between wilson and those others. there was more -- during the harding administration, but he left their food. >> the hearting administration did when? >> the harding administration, there was this feeling of camaraderie and hearting was really big on waffles, so -- he loved waffles. he would eat a lot of waffles. so the cook that would make these waffles was celebrated a newspaper art

plant is used to make this ultra thin strips of material under the watchful eye of chief engineer hoover who would. then this sheet is placed in a polymer pownce. the final step of the process involves adding a few drops of liquid electrolyte to fill the remaining space in the battery. straight. from the cells reading out. lithium ion batteries have a very simple structure a cathode positive electrode and an antidote or negative electrode. to prevent a short circuit the 2 electrodes are separated. when the battery is charging electrons flow from the positive side to the negative. the battery cell is enclosed in a polymer pound. the pouch is then filled with an electrolyte solution. as the battery charges positive lithium ion move through the electrolyte solution to the negative side and stay in the energy graphite layer. this process continues until the layer is full. of electrons also travel to the other side via a separate external circuit. when the battery is being used the process is reversed. the end releases electrons through the external circuits and they flow to the cafe and this

>> "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible by -- charles r. schwab, the fairweather foundation, craig newmark fphilanthropies. and by -- >> anne applebaum, welcome to "firing line." david fromm, welcome back to "firing line." >> it's been a while. >> the two of you are long-time friends and fellow travellers. public intellectuals ideifying with the center right. david, you were a white house speech writer and author of the recent book "trumpocalypse: restoring american democracy." anne, you are the winner of a pulitzer-prize and your most recent book chronicles the rise of authoritarianism in the west. first, for the sake of our audience, how do each of you characterize your political views in this moment. anne, you first. >> that's a difficult question to answer. you just described me as being center right. i'm not sure i would call myself that. i might have done so 20 years ago or even 10 years ago. i think i would now have to call myself a center of the center. i -- i don't identify at all with the modern republican party. i voted democrat

hoover was booked on charges of felony grand property theft, possession of burglary tools. tampering with the vehicle and other probation violations. we're continuing to monitor breaking news out of taiwan, where at least 34 people have died in a train crash. dozens more were injured. the train partially derailed along taiwan's east coast. reports say that a truck fell from a cliff above and landed on the tracks and when the train came out of the tunnel, it slammed right into the truck video. as you can see here shows passengers climbing out of windows and onto the roof to try to get to save the reports say that 350 people were on board at the time of the crash. the a's welcome back thousands of fans to the coliseum tonight for opening day. but the game did not go without a hitch for fans the problems they had with the new covid protocols coming up and we had record heat today. it will be cooler tomorrow with clouds and then a cool down for the weekend. the five day forecast is next. also had a popular event in the south bay is making a comeback tomorrow. the details on fir

>> firing line with margaret hoover made possible in part by the margaret and daniel of foundation, charles r schwab. the david tepper charitable foundation, inc.; the fair weather foundation, craig newmark from philanthropies and by corporate funding provided by stevens, inc., and morgan stanley. >> representative adam kinzinger, welcome to finance the thank you. it to be with you. >> early this week annapolis jury found officer derek chauvin guilty all counts for the murder of george floyd. vice president kamala harris is the verdict represents a measure of justice but we still have work to do. congressman, what is your reaction to the verdict? >> i was hesitate to do the jury's job of feels like they got this one right. i don't think you can see what we saw, 9 minutes of having the neon george floyd's thanks. immobile, standing there with almost emotionless knowing he is not breathing anymore seems like justice was done. >> a fair number of proposals floating around congress, the bill republican senator tim scott introduced last summer, a bill democratic supported in the house of represe

>>> "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible by the margaret and daniel lobe foundation, robert greneri, charles r. schwab, the david tepper charitable foundation, inc., the fair weather foundation. craig newmark philanthropies, and by corporate funding is provided by stevens, inc. >>> senator kirsten gillibrand, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you. >> senator, let's start with president biden's $2.3 trillion infrastructure package. most americans think of roads and bridges when they hear the world "infrastructure." you're a mother of two teen sons and you recently tweeted paid leave is infrastructure, child care is infrastructure, caregiving is infrastructure. explain. >> well, the way i see infrastructure is it's what's necessary to get the economy moving. and we traditionally look at things like roads and bridges and sewer systems. now we look at things like high-speed rail or a better electric grid or rural broadband. that's in my mind the hard infrastructure but there's a lot of soft infrastructure also necessary. schools, affordable day care, paid leave. this is the car

hoover the mercy that mr. hoover withheld from so many. >> it's such an important piece of history, such an important film. your performance and all the performances are breath taking. it is so nice to talk to you. i'm going to put you on the spot and ask you to please come back on any occasion to talk to us about everything happened in our country. i know you are a political junk can. and congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> thank you to all of you for letting us into your homes for another week of extraordinary news cycles. we're very grateful. "the beat" starts right now. hi, ari. >> nicole, one thing real quick, okay? >> yes. >> please do us a favor. tell martin sheen he could have a minute, two, or five minutes of "the beat" any time. or both of you come back for fallback. we were enjoying your show today. >> have you seen this movie? >> no, i need to. i need to. >> okay. you and i will do like a movie club or a book club because you have to see this and we'll talk about it on either of our shows.

>> announcer: "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible by the margaret and daniel love foundation, robert grenier, charles r. schwab, the david tepper charitable foundation, inc., the fair weather foundation, craig new mark philanthropies and by corporate funding is provided by stevens, inc., and rgan stanley. >> representative adam kinzinger, william to "firing line." >> thank you. it's good to be with you. >> earlier this week a minneapolis jury found officer derek chauvin guilty on all counts for the murder of george floyd. vice president kamala harris says the verdict represents a measure of justice. but that we still have work to do. congressman, what is your reaction to the verdict? >> you know, i always hesitate to do the jury's job but it feels like they got this one right. i mean, i don't think you can see what we saw, you know, nine minutes of having a knee on george floyd's neck, you know, immobile, standing there with almost emotionless while they know he's not breathg anymore. it seems like justice was done. >> well, a fair number of proposals floating around congress

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he knew herbert hoover brought her herbert hoover back into government service. of course, he knew fdr he knew ike he knew kennedy. he new johnson. these are important relationships i think that that he crossed paths with all these presidents and yeah the decooning i'm a big fan of the national portrait gallery. i love those presidential every time. i'm in washington. i try and well in pre-covid days. we'll see how it is now, but i try to walk through there. i love those portraits. there are some great portraits of harry truman the the official one by greedy. kempton is the one that was most often display. the one that we have and there's a copy of it at the portrait gallery as well. but but that decoon egg. no we have the original jfk decunit and it's better than the one of the national portrait. don't tell them i said that but just so you know when you come to independence, i will show you that even if it's not on display, we'll we'll pull it out and see that you get to see it. it's it's it's a stunning piece. it really is and i'm not you know, i'm not an art g

and there were some minor scuffles with the police with nothing really serious herbert hoover the president of the united states and secretary of war patrick hurley. in 1932 in the summer of 1932 after congress refused to act to pass a new piece of legislation. they decided to use military force to disperse the bonus marchers. to essentially escort them out of town. and macarthur, of course as chief of staff the army was responsible for this. and what happened was the battle of anacostia flats as they called it. he used several hundred infantry in cavalry. george patton commanded the capital unit. dwight. eisenhower was one of macarthur's aids at this point. they use some light tanks to drive the bonus expeditionary force down, pennsylvania avenue. hoover and hurley ordered macarthur not to pursue the marchers over the 11th street bridge to the anacostia flats. but might macarthur ignored the orders. according to dwight eisenhower, who was his aid at the time quote. he said he was too busy and did not want either himself or his staff bothered by people coming down and pretending to give ord

i think if he does have a location it might be more along the lines of west branch, iowa where hoover is not connected to majoratot institution not connected to a major city or somen. sort of organization. buthu again, sinking hundreds of millions of dollars right now to build these facilities. if you want the national archives have a role to play then you have to give 60% of the costui of the part of the building you give to them to the national archives in addition as an endowment. that's an additional problem. i also think there are questions as to what he is going to be doing as a former president in 2022 in the midterms in 2024. if you build a presidential library, that is theis capstone you're no longer going to be running for president. there is no precedent for president to build a presidential library well out of office and come back andhi runor again. which is one of the main reasons we've not seen any announcement from the white house prior to january or now the office of former president trump student we follow up on that is a fascinating question to a long time since it h

nyal ferguson is from the hoover institution and a columnist for bloomberg opinion.is most recent book is the square and the tower and he's written about 11 books. jon, let me ask you, to start this, place the series of two actions even before the first 100 daps have happened in some historical context. >> well i think the fdr, the great society and analogies spring to mind because it is a democratic president confronting a moment where he sees a need and wants to meet it. i have a slightly i want to say more nuanced look at it but i do think there is an important point here which is that biden, by my historical reading is not trying to fundamentally go outside of the american experience. he's trying to act within a tradition that was largely bipartisan sometimes inadvertently so. this is like fdr, but also like dwight eisenhower. and i think one of the things that led to our current divisions and some of the reflexive criticism of the administration is the sense that richard nixon, ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, george w. bush, these were republican presidents who

economy, we would like to bring in hoover institution fellow victor davis hanson, one of the smartest people i've ever met. great to have you with us my friend, i want to get broad brush before we get to do some of the specifics but ahead of that, i want to play this clip from mr. biden. he's talking about this idea of reinventing and reimagining but he still says he believes in capitalism, listen here. >> i'm proposing a plan in a nation that rewards work, not just rewards wealth. to build a fair economy that gives everybody a chance to succeed and it's going to create the strongest, most resilient innovative economy in the world. >> kevin: he says this economy will be more resilient and innovative, tell me what is wrong there. >> i think in a capitalist society that's given so much prosperity as so many people, any kind of politician has to say that he believes in capitalism and there's some doubt that he doesn't. we remember joe biden, he was shovel-ready jobs joe during the 2009 stimulus and he was going to make sure things like solyndra and "cash for clunkers" didn't happen, ther

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even pictured him that she's hoovering gloves failed to help. but whatever level of football you play you have to defend long bulls. that's why cologne on down the bottom we're not safe with them have led to make it. something drive the midfielder amadou haidar. shot shine leipsic could do with a striker who tells them that well. despite the setbacks in football you don't give up you fight for what you think is right. and who else but heck 2 was right on the money again on the alamar. football has shown this week what it can do if the right people stick together was to learn and they have to really believe they could do there's a fine finish from a man who has played most of his people as a defender. it's not always pretty but the french the british and has to be part of the game if you lose passion if you lose desire. ah grace half time pep talk courage. not so almost snatched away for life that very late on. maybe that phone call won't come off troll. the 1st woman to head the full can only thanks to a man we customize is what football is and