who do you see out there, mary catherine, who is good at this? >> let me say first that when it comes to reagan, i got a refresher course as well this week because i watched the address reagan gave after the korean airlines flight was shot down. thank you for thinking of me as somebody who didn't live through those years, but i do have some memories of it. [laughter] i noticed there was not an applause line for under 35 in the crowd, but -- i do remember some of that. i rewatched the speech and expected, of course i will like reagan better than obama, if that is all the comparison is. i am wired that way. but when i watched it, what really struck me, having been in politics 24 hours a day during this era for a while, was the intellect he assumed in the american people. the confidence he had in them to listen to that 15 minutes of very prosecutorial laying out of the facts. >> he gave us credit. he approached us like grown-ups, like citizens. >> that something i frankly get frustrated thinking about. maybe if you are explaining, you are losing, bu

mary catherine ham, a fox news contributor and mayor ra liason.james rowsen, what do you make of the volume of anti-war voices emerging in the media right now? >> the question, howie, properly raised here is whether the voices presently emitting anti-war sentiment in response to this military operation the president has announced red light kind of voices from which almost any military operation we should expect to hear a hearty hue ya. we're talking about rachel m maddow who i think with her references to metals and stars and fancy hats, i think that was condecenting. chris matthews, if only for his adulation of john f. kennedy might be considered a tad more hawkish. but i also think that we ought to consider some of what we are seeing as anti-war sentiment right now in some cases may be an expression of displeasure with the disjointed way in which this administration has defined and addressed this threat. >> what strikes me, mary catherine, is the fact that many of these people are basically on the left and ordinarily would be supporters of barac

juan williams is a fox news political analyst, and mary catherine hamm is editor at large at hot air.comyou both, good to have you here. ooh, what a relief, juan, al sharpton to the rescue. thank goodness. [laughter] >> everybody has a right to plug whatever position they want. everybody lobbies in this town, especially when it comes to an influential position. but i don't have the sense he's at the table. i have more of the sense that he's trying to get his two cents in because he thinks it's key for him, one to raise his profile and status, to be seen as somebody who could influence the selection of an attorney general. martha: yeah. but, you know, in the past he's also suggested that he has a very close ear to the white house, that he's in regular communication and that he is very influential, and i don't think they have really shot that down, have they, mary catherine? >> no. i think since about 2009 or '10 he's been written about and reported about as kind of a good soldier to the obama administration, a liaison to the black community who at times has told other black leaders who ha

mary catherine ham, hotair.com and fox news contributors. you of course recognize charlie gasparino from the fox business network. we appreciate you joining us. politicians, you think of mitt romney, think of kennedyy, a darrell issa has been beaten up. richard blumenthal, jay rockefeller, beaten up for coming to office with mountains and mountains of money. on the other hand they're not susceptible to taking money or bribes or beiig influenced because they need it and they're in dire financial straits. would we be better off with wealthy politicians? byron what do you think. >> i don't think so. i don't think this was the problem at all with bob mcdonnell. the problem with bob mcdonnell by the way, who made $175,000 a year as governor, one of the highest paid governors, in the country, he and his wife bought a bunch of beach property they could not afford. they were in credit card debt up to their eyeballs and generally lived way beyond their means and engaged in the corrupt practices to get money the whole time. just a bunch of terrible, t

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it came from the women's christian tem rance union headed by a woman by the name of mary willard, the aunt of catherine willard who was frank's aunt at college. -- roommate at college. it was apparently close enough to keep the wtcu off frank about her clothing styles. which is why i particularly appreciate the dress that frank decided to wear for her portrait. it's almost a little bit like i'm going to wear what i'm going to wear. so she is immortalized for us in a sleeveless low neck-line gown. let's go to grace coolidge. the styles by this time, you can see, we have gotten what we now call the flapper era. but if you've been looking at the clothing, you'll notice there's a lot more to the flapper area than being just a flapper. one of the things that changes with this type of clothing is it's more straight line. almost a little bit boyish or androgynous in look. grace, a petite woman, fit these styles perfectly. she was considered a fashion plate from the very beginning. some of the other things you see is they're starting to use less fabric. we are in some respects the tailoring is very different.