you can't fight this puny war in korea and win. very strong feelings. anyway. it did not give up.i get about that. it's you. you know the gi bill for the korean war that was about half what world war two was. and their best response is to deal with it as. a human being. you always tend to deal with it. they hate it. they forget it. here we are 60 years later. and the problem t

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casting a gloom or, the pathway of life, widows and orphans whose humble homes, the abes in many cases a puni and suffering well for many long years be living witnesses of this fearful and bloody civil war. thank you all very much. to all. so we do about 6 minutes for questions. and you know me, i like to run a tight ship, so it'll be 6 minutes and obviously throughout the course of the day, if there's a question you have, we can answer here. you know, my for any of the speakers, we are certainly happy speak with you, but are there any questions? yes. well, we'll wait till we get them. mike, over to you you. just curious about the pension rate that was considered by congress. how did inflation impact that later on? like you mentioned, the widow who who got that pension until you know, 1929 or so. how was still the same rate by the time by that time with no change. that's a great question so as time marches on, there are readjustment to the rate so you know by the time you get to the the mid to late 1880s, the pension office is this massive behemoth an institution. so by this point there's abo

you can't fight this puny war in korea and win. very strong feelings. anyway. it did not give up. i get about that. it's you. you know the gi bill for the korean war that was about half what world war two was. and their best response is to deal with it as. a human being. you always tend to deal with it. they hate it. they forget it. here we are 60 years later. and the problem that we said we went to war to do, unify korea still in you know, somebody said it was we were. and i made the mistake of walking to back of you all the way to the very back. and somebody said it's like a concert. everybody's trying to get in. so so please to see so many people. and thank you, brooke our foundations dear partner of the ford presidential library museum and i join brooke and her team in extending a warm welcome to our live audience in grand michigan and to our viewing c-span viewers everywhere. a special shout out to. greg ford i always love it when the is here and of course that makes it tough because he's the original source material. he knows a lot of these stories. so we have him in the fro

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now that astonishing row came after— now that astonishing row came after punis— now that astonishingrrest. it's certain that have done norning— it's certain that have done nothing wrong. 3“3:33“r: nothing wrong. i intend to be back in parliament in the early part of the week , so find out part of the week, so find out whether her doorstep denial one queen nick a nomination when crowned tonight's greatest briton and union jacks. we'll have the first of 33“r: e. 3“ , we'll have the first of tomorrow's newspaper— have the first of tomorrow's newspaper front— have the first of tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot off the newspaper front pages hot off ine-in— newspaper front pages hot off ine-in-a— newspaper front pages hot off the-in-a moment.l the press in just a moment. astuaiiy— the press in just a moment. actually, straight after the. news-middlehurst actually, straight after the. news - middlehurst. actually, straight after the- news - middlehurst. news with polly middlehurst. dani— news with polly middlehurst. nan rnank— news with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you. _ news with poll

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