thethen archivist of the united states, don wilson writes betty ford in july of 1983 with an idea thate would like to have some sort of discussion with betty ford on a program betty f in july of 1983 with an idea that he would like to have some sort of discussion with betty ford on a program proposal for a first conference at the ford museum. and i really love this. betty ford was very clear about her feelings with don. she said there needs to be a selling point, some purpose of holding the meeting other than just getting first ladies together. it should not be a couple of days of ladies' chit-chat. she decided the topic which was going to be the first conference ever on first ladies and their unique contributions, modern first ladies, private lives and public duties, examining their contributions not just in terms of their husband and the many roles they had to balance as a spouse, a mother and a first lady. the planners of the conference called the lbj library because they wanted to know if dr. gold could handle doing the keynote speech. well, dr. gold was very imminent at the univer

so the then archivist of the united states, don wilson writes, betty ford, july of 1983 with the idea that he like to have some sort of discussion with betty ford on a program. proposal for a first place conference at the ford museum. and i really love this. ford was very clear about her feelings with don, she said, and she wrote him she said, there needs to be a selling some purpose for holding the meeting other than just getting first place together. should not just be a couple of days of ladies chit chat. she then decided the topic which was going be the first conference ever on first ladies and their unique contributions. modern first lady's private lives and public duties examining their their contributions, not in terms of their husband and the many roles they have to balance as a spouse, a mother and a first lady. the planners of the conference called the lbj library because. they wanted to know with dr. gore could handle doing the keynote speech. well, dr. gold was very eminent at the university texas. he did 500 lecture classes with 500 people lot of the time i actually had h

so, wilson writes betty ford in july of 1983 with an idea that he would liking to have some sort of discussion with betty ford on a program proposal for first lady conference at the ford museum. and i really loved betty ford was very clear about her feelings with him. she said and she wrote him, she said, there needs to be a selling point. some purpose for holding the meeting other than getting first ladies together. should not just be a couple of days of ladies chitchat. she then decided the topic. it was going to be the first conference ever on first lady's and their unique contributions. modern first ladies, private lives and public duties. examining their contributions not just in terms of their husbands and the many roles they have to balance as a spouse, a mother and a first lady. the planners of the conference called them because they wanted to know if the doctor can handle doing the keynote speech. very emnant at the university of texas he did 500 lecture classes with 500 people all of the time. i actually had him for a lecture class. so, we assured him that yes he could be the keynote

ford did not comment on the president in july. this is a typical example, one of many others, that this administration overthrew an elected government and helped establish a military dictatorship. this is not an ancient history story. last year under mr. ford, 85% went to the military dictatorship in chile. another point i want to make is this. he says we have to move from one area of the world to another. that is one of the problems with this administration so-called diplomacy. 150 are wondering what we will do next. we do not have a comprehensible understandable foreign policy to deal with regional or foreign problems. and what mr. ford said about unemployment, insinuating that unemployment can only be held down when the country is at war. caller -- carl marx said that free enterprise system of a democracy can only continue to exist when they are at war or preparing for war. carl marx was the grandfather of communism. i do not agree with that statement and i hope mr. ford does not, either. he has put pressure on the congress and

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ford: the white house did not prevent the release of that report. on july twelfth of this year, we gave full permission for the release of that report. i was very disappointed in the fact that the gao released that report because i think it interjected political partisan politics at the present time. but let me comment on the report. somebody who sits in washington, d.c., eighteen months after the mayaguez incident, can be a very good grandstand quarterback. and let me make another observation. this morning, i got a call from the skipper of the mayaguez. he was furious because he told me that it was the action of me, president ford, that saved the lives of the crew of the mayaguez. and i can assure you that if we had not taken the strong and forceful action that we did, we would have been criticized very, very severely for sitting back and not moving. captain miller is thankful. the crew is thankful. we did the right thing. it seems to me that those who sit in washington eighteen months after the incident are not the best judges of the decision-making proce

ford: the white house did not prevent the release of that report. on july 12 of this year, we gave full permission for the release of that report. i was very disappointed in the fact that the gao released that report because i think it interjected political partisan politics at the present time. but let me comment on the report. somebody who sits in washington, d.c. 18 months after the mayaguez incident, can be a very good grandstand quarterback. and let me make another observation. this morning, i got a call from the skipper of the mayaguez. he was furious because he told me that it was the action of me, president ford, that saved the lives of the crew of the mayaguez. and i can assure you that if we had not taken the strong and forceful action that we did, we would have been criticized very, very severely for sitting back and not moving. captain miller is thankful. the crew is thankful. we did the right thing. it seems to me that those who sit in washington eighteen months after the incident are not the best judges of the decision-making process that had

our first question comes from julie ford about the renter's rights bill. >> my panel, julie ford here. so my question is on the renters rights bill, particularly the fact that the new amendment means tenants will not have to pay means tenants will not have to pay rent before they sign a tenancy agreement, but the landlord will be obliged to have to let the tenant move in, even if they do not pay rent. do you think this will increase or decrease homelessness for the future? thanks very much. >> oh, i think this is going to massively increase homelessness. julie, the marginal landlord who isn't making a lot of money, is just going to leave the market altogether. >> and i'm currently selling the little flat that i had that used to be my son's. and the renters rights bill is going to destroy the rental market and push up rents, because there'll be fewer properties and homelessness, as juue properties and homelessness, as julie says, she's absolutely right. >> so it prices people out of the market. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> but what's interesting in argentina is before president mil