leonard wood. frank loughton. the governor of illinois, i can't remember how to pronounce his name correctly, i'm always being corrected on it. johnson was just too irascible. which leads you to the fourth man, the available man, as andrew sinclair, one of his biographers said, warren harding. he's not too hot, not too cold, not too much of anything. except he is handsome and a fairly good speaker. he has been on the national stage at the 1916 republican convention. he nominated taft in 1912. so he is the alternative. in that year, the alternative to wilsonism wins. >> the hardings' personal trajectory came from small-town marion, ohio, where they were publishers of the newspaper. give us a short history of publishing a newspaper to national politics. >> yes, thank you so much. the "marion star" was a small paper when harding required it. he made it into a much more successful paper other time, thanks to the efforts of his wife, flarns. florence harding and he, we'll talk later about how they met but for the point