and for taft, taft's cabinet and lindsay may want to jump in on one to taft cabinet, sort of falls apart from the cabinet model after a little while that taft seems to have decided that what he needs do he can do individually or with one or two cabinet level secretary is oftentimes not informing cabinet secretaries of what's about to happen or what has happened. as taft's cabinet becomes dominated by lawyers and famously dominated by the roosevelt team that theodore roosevelt others thought taft was going to import into the new administration. i would go back to grant for a second thing, one of the phrases you used describe grant is a principle innovator. what do you mean by that? the basic the idea the second main theme in the book, beyond the scope of government and how presidents are influential in this era and throughout the 1800s presidency scholars models of decision making where we can try to lump presidents together into a category phrase that will help us make comparisons across different different presidents and across eras. and it's a it's a squishy business i've never been a

but taft was not ego driven. he really thought that our democracy was at risk and that what he was doing was he was protecting our constitution because roosevelt for a minute came up with some i mean, he was well intentioned, but he came up with a little bit of wild ideas that like maybe the executive branch could overturn some judiciary and things into taft. that was just like a slippery slope, not in the direction that you would want to go in. so and like i said, he hated being president mean. that's why he was so large when he was in prison. he just feeling like he really did it. we laugh, but he did so he really didn't love that position. he was really doing what he thought was best for the country. and i think that is a real tool. but he also used he wasn't a saint like he's a lot of quotes that teddy roosevelt had used for him in the initial election against him in a lot of his campaign work and things. so there was like one campaign ad. i think that had a photo of teddy roosevelt and made it sound like bas

so robert taft of ohio. that's right. robert taft, son of the president. william howard taft, who had also been a supreme court justice chief justice, the taft-hartley act. first of all, gave employers to fight against unions by giving them right to exercise their free speech to try persuade workers not to form unions. now, how that often operates is that employers it's perfectly legal on your work time for the employer. say, everybody, come to this meeting and. then the meeting is all about why you shouldn't be in a union? why union would be a match for us and employer has the power to do that in a way the union can't really effectively counteract. they don't have the ability, gather people and have equal time for example. so we're still operating by things. the taft-hartley acted many years ago. there have been efforts over the years to amend labor law. but every significant effort amend the law has died with a senate filibuster because you need in days 60 votes to bring a bill to to the floor of the us senate and nobody who's wanted to amend labor law h

colonel robert taft of ohio? >> guest: that's right, robert taft, son of the present one how to taft would also been a supreme court justice, chief justice. the taft-hartley act, first of all, dave employers rights to fight against unions and station by giving them the right -- unionization by giving them right to try to persuade workers not to form unions. how that often operates today is that employers, is perfectly legal on your employers were time for the employer to say everybody, into this meeting, and then the meeting is all about why you shouldn't be any union. why union would be a match for us. the employer has the power to do that. in a way the union can't really effectively counteract the data have the ability to gather people and have equal time, for example. so we're still operating by things that the taft-hartley act did many years ago. there have been efforts over the years to amend that labor law, but every significant effort to amend the lawaw has died with a senate filibuster because you need in

baghiani vice president of shahid beheshti hospital, taft city . greetings. please be polite. hello, don't be tired . good morning. paying attention to the accident we had the night before in the area of ​​dashir where the bus was carrying pilgrims of imam hussain. unfortunately, 28 people died on the spot and 23 people were injured by accident. out of these 23 people, 9 people were sent to our hospital , two of them were hit in the brain. and since we were not at the neurosurgery center, i immediately transferred these two people to shahid rahman hospital, and the other 7 are being treated in their own hospital. out of these seven people who are here, one of them is a part we are hospitalized, a 35-year-old man who may have internal bleeding due to a blow to the abdomen. thank god, he underwent a ct scan, he became a surgical consultant, and now he has good vital signs , no special problems, and he is well alert. there are 3 people in the emergency room of our hospital who are under observation now. these 3 people are probably one of them. two of them can be hospitalized. the

>> what was the taft-hartley act?an effort by people who thought they wagner act had gone too far. i'd given labor too many rights. >> robert taft of ohio? >> son of the president william howard taft have been a chief cf justice. the taft-hartley act first of all gave employers rights against unionization. by givingth them the right to exercise their free speech to try to persuade workers to not form unions but how that often operates today it's perfectly legal on your employer work time for the employer to say everybody coming to thiss meetig and then that meeting is all about why you should not be in the union. i'm the employer has the power to do that. no way the union cannot effectively counteract they do not have the ability to gather people. we are still operating that the act did many years ago. there've been efforts over the years to amended that labor law. every significant effort to amend the law has tied with the senate filibuster. you need 60 votes to bring a bill to the floor of the u.s. senate. nobodyn w

dehshir, taft city deviated from the path and overturned. malekzadeh added that 28 people this year they lost their lives and 23 people converted to islam, 14 of them are in serious condition. the muslims were taken to taft abarkoh hospitals. this incident. unfortunately , there were 51 people in the bus carrying arabin hosseini pilgrims from pakistan to iraq, which is in dehshir region of taft city, unfortunately, due to the driver's lack of control. lack of familiarity with the high speed road was diverted to a technical defect and this accident happened. to get more information about this accident , we are currently in contact with the director general of crisis management of yazd province, mr. malekzadeh. hello, regarding the details. tell me about this incident, how are the wounded now and how is their treatment process ? in the previous report that i shared, the last condition of the 22 people we had in this incident , fortunately, 6 of these muslims were released, and in any case, seven people are undergoing surgery, three of them are

the injured were taken to taft abarkoh hospitals. to the return wave of arbaeen pilgrims, the comfort facilities of the border terminals have increased and these terminals are ready for the pilgrims to return. travel month so far, more than 2 million and 600 thousand iranian pilgrims they entered iraq to participate in the arbaeen ceremony. 80% of pilgrims travel to the borders with private cars. the head of the country's traffic police said: according to the predictions made, there is no problem in the axes of border provinces and stops. more than 50 million traffics have been registered in the transportation axes leading to our six borders. the provision of irgc services in the 6 borders of iran and inside iraq, the islamic revolutionary guard corps spokesman said, assistance in the security of transportation and transportation, health care , water supply and nutrition, as well as services to foreign pilgrims who are in transit. due to the return wave of pilgrims amenities at border terminals. have increased and these terminals are

the victims of this incident were taken to taft abergoh hospitals for treatment. unfortunately, this accident had 28 dead and 23 dead, a total of 51 people, the bus was carrying arbaeen hosseini pilgrims from pakistan to iraq, which was in de shir area of ​​the city and kaft of yazd province. and this incident occurred in the attacks of the zionist regime on the south and east of lebanon, according to field sources on wednesday morning. they announced the attack of the zionist regime fighters on two towns in the south of lebanon. there are also reports of at least 10 attacks the zionists refer to areas of baqa province in eastern lebanon. in the initial report, the lebanese ministry of health announced that one person was martyred and at least 19 lebanese people were wounded in these attacks. al-mayadeen tv channel reported: five of the wounded in the zionist regime's air attack on baqa area are children under the age of 8. intimate meeting with the president of the new representatives of alvorud majlis on the sidelines of the fourth day of examining the qualifica

taft visited. ayatollah mohammadreza naseri while conveying the greetings and message of the supreme leader of the revolution to the muslims of this incident from close to the door the process of treating these muslims was started. last night, in the accident of the bus of pakistani pilgrims who were visiting iraq. 28 people died and 23 were injured. the bus deviated from the road and overturned in dehshir area of ​​taft city. the head of the emergency department of the province says that 7 of the 23 injured in the pakistani passenger bus accident were discharged from the hospitals of yazd province. the driver's unfamiliarity with the route, technical defects in the vehicle and its wear and tear are mentioned as the reasons for the bus overturning. tragic incident for karbala travelers, this time for pakistani pilgrims in yazd, the center of iran. according to the police the safety defect of the car was the main factor in the accident. this accident happened at 10:00 p.m. unfortunately, the reason

indiana, her name was joanna taft. she came up to me after church one day and said hi, i'm joanna taft. would you like to work with us time. and i never heard the word port she used as a verb before. but i was curious and we went to her home that day and i realized is that joanna is staging a quiet revolution against. our atomized, divided and alienated status quo from the vantage point of her great front veranda, she created people across politics, across geography, race, just to inhabit a shared space and that is radical in our deeply divided and deeply siloed moment and as i wrote this book, i realized there are people across the country hundreds, thousands, the same thing they're saying, i can't. who is going to win in 2024? i can't control what's happening down down the road city hall, but i can control myself. and i'm going to choose to make my sphere of influence a better and beautiful place. the book is called the soul of civility timely principles to heal society and ourselves. the author alexandraand now jois

taft, we have been in touch, and now we will go with mr. dehghani, a reporter of sed and sima news agency in yazd, to get the latest information, and we will ask him for the latest information about this incident. mr. dehghani , say hello to you. greetings, i am at shahid beheshti hospital in taft city, one of the places where the victims of the arbaeen pilgrim bus accident, who are also pakistanis, are being treated here . what we have seen so far has been a very good and valuable attendance of the treatment code. the treatment of the victims of this incident, but the last details of this incident from the director general of crisis management of yazd province. the last report that we had from our group of agents in the emergency department of the province, of the three people who are closed in icu, fortunately, two of them are improving , but one is improving. well, our friends are doing their best to improve this. the 6 people who were discharged, our friends in the general director of foreign affairs, the respected governors and the res

i one of my first friends in indiana, her name was joanna taft. she came up to me after church one day and said hi, i'm joanna taft. would you like to work with us time. and i never heard the word port she used as a verb before. but i was curious and we went to her home that day and i realized is that joanna is staging a quiet revolution against. our atomized, divided and alienated status quo from the vantage point of her great front veranda, she created people across politics, across geography, race, just to inhabit a shared space and that is radical in our deeply divided and deeply siloed moment and as i wrote this book, i realized there are people across the country hundreds, thousands, the same thing they're saying, i can't. who is going to win in 2024? i can't control what's happening down down the road city hall, but i can control myself. and i'm going to choose to make my sphere of influence a better

taft, we have schools where several groups study in one class who have no class this taft entrance exam quota is the same as the entrance exam quota of the best schools. there is a share of region two, here i am in region two. this injustice mr. dr. in whose name should it end? in fact , this period is in my name, it is his period, there is a certain manager, in the name of which representative, which minister, which manager should we let the people's affairs be resolved? what parts are left in the hands of the dear ones of the director of the program organization, mr. they are visiting to ensure that the budget for these provincial trips is secured, gentlemen, my managers. you can't do jihadi work with normal work students, the busy day has come to an end, it is good to go to the grave of the unknown martyr of mehrab sadoughi province, mr. sadoughi will soon pass away . there are many knowledge-based companies, companies based on knowledge and technology that, by creating new technologies, improve processes and create products and innovative services are a factor for economic mobility

the muslims who were injured in the pakistani pilgrim bus accident at shahid beheshti hospital in taft. ayatollah mohammad reza naseri while conveying the greetings and message of the supreme leader of the revolution to the injured. he was closely informed about the treatment process of these muslims and assured them that all necessary measures will be taken for their treatment. last night, a bus carrying pakistani pilgrims overturned on de shir road in yazd one of the passengers died and 23 people were injured. the first vice president in a telephone conversation with the governor of yazd about the latest status of the injured in the accident. bajjuni followed up the bus of pakistani pilgrims and emphasized on providing faster services to the injured. in this telephone conversation, while explaining the cause, time and place of the accident, the governor of gezd announced the mobilization of medical facilities and capacities of yazd province for the treatment and temporary accommodation of the injured. the general manager of the province's crisis management said: two injured pakistani

johnny taft's mother, johnny tufts, and his love of roaming. and so she searches but slowly. meanwhile, making best of this minor emergency, her path takes her into. the women's building past telephones that give all the answers. homemade fashions play a leading role in the women's building where they are judged in competition for prizes. after all, mrs. tubbs, like most women, prefers fashion to being a detective. no, johnny here, but some lovely homes, hats. and the latest in sewing machines techniques. american state fairs began as agricultural fairs in the 19 century, when most americans farmers. farming still a vital occupation. and the exhibit of new farm machinery draws like bees to honey. and also like bees drawn to honey. boys to monkeys and vice versa. and boys are to mid ways to. tractors are important to the work. dairy farmer john tubbs tubbs. searching for a son, of course, but perhaps he understands johnny tufts too, or remembers when he liked to go. oh, he's looking all right. there's so much to see at the state fair that even johnny, sister mary can't possibl

so for the first time since edith taft's dress was given to the smithsonian, we collected masks. do you have all the first lady's gowns? we do. since. since taft. but we do something from each first lady starting, of course, with martha washington. they're not all in display because we don't have the room, but they are in the collection. how many things are on display in the building on the mall in washington, and how many things are not on display? excellent question. and it's it's a slightly tricky one to answer. the general symptom rule is, of the two plus million objects we exhibit, roughly 3 to 4%. so what's essential about that is a radical digitization effort, which for undertaking now we to get as many of those objects not all. and you wouldn't want all of them online, but you want a big bulk of them. so we're working to get at least about. 1000000 to 2000005 objects online and also to make sure that so those are the most accessible we can't get. those can go all around the world, but also to make sure that scholars and researchers know that what we have and and that we w

that taft was the governor general of the philippines at the time. she found that there was a color line and that the soul pianos were not being invited to events. well, she changed all of that. and they really considered her to be very egalitarian. she also looked at the plight of african-american immigrants who were in washington, d.c., and tried to do some things for them. and she invited them to white house open houses, which had not been done before, and added african-americans to the staff. she believed that education was a great equalizer, and she supported the start of kindergarten classes for black children. well, she's best known for bringing the cherry trees to washington. her civil rights activities are lesser known, but they were certainly very important. next to her in the middle of a lower row is glenn wilson, who was woodrow wilson's first wife. she was a southerner whose family were also slaveholders. and she was not the most progressive of our first ladies on this in this particular area. but she did do some things that were very im

28 people were killed the bus of pakistani pilgrims overturned and caught fire in front of dehshir taft police station on tuesday night. according to the red crescent society , 28 people have been killed and 20 injured so far. there is a possibility of an increase in deaths. the director of stock market supervision announced the release of 5 thousand billion tomans bonds for financing the market development fund. according to mr. masoumi khanqa, of this amount, more than two hamats have been sold so far . we have approved and published 5 bonds of financing for the market development fund. today i am at your service. almost half of these sales papers the rest of the clients are consulting, because anyway, the transactions are the bonds themselves , so to speak, they should trade the sales and the sales , a return of 29 years is considered, the participation of fixed income funds, investment companies and the provision of funds is good. in fact, the rest of the papers are also inshallah. considering that it takes a little time to carry out the transactions and to coordinate with the super

senator robert taft said quote lending war equipment is lot like lending chewing gum. you don't want it back. so despite the strong opposition, the lend-lease act passed and fdr signed it on may march 9th, 1941. but the battle about supporting england was really just getting started, and lindbergh was leading the charge. he said, quote, this war was lost by england and france even before it was declared. and that is not within our power in america today to win the war for england. and speaking, an america first rally in des moines, lindbergh said, what he had only been hinting at before, quote, the three most important groups who have been pushing the country toward war are the british, the jewish and the roosevelt administration. instead of agitating for war, the jewish groups. this country should be opposing it in every way, for they will be among it to feel the first being the first to feel its consequences. their greatest danger this country lives, lies in their large ownership influence. in our motion pictures, our press, our radio, our government. so this blatant

the muslims who were injured in the pakistani pilgrim bus accident at shahid beheshti hospital in taftatollah mohammadreza naseri while conveying the greetings and message of the supreme leader of the revolution to the victims of this incident.

republican senator robert taft.nd many of you know hamilton fish iii who represented this district right here. he was fdr ooh -- fdr's congressman and let's just say they hated each other. [laughter] with a passion that goes back many years. so many wanted lindbergh to be the republican candidate opposing roosevelt in the 1940 election.. but lindbergh really did not want to hold public office, he wanted to the maintain his independence and even other isolationist groups wanted to drag him in. he said, no, i will simply speak my truth, but i don't want to be entangled in that. so the republicans nominated wendell wilkie, a former democrat. boyish good looks, a shock of unruly hair. he had a real charisma on the campaign trail. he opposed fdr's policies, and he was a very serious contender. aup gallup poll showed that willkie and roosevelt were in a close race, 51 for roosevelt, 49 for willkie which is really within the margin of error, so it was a tight race. that summer of 1940 was a terrible time for winston church

stand m said: "now , the two injured people of the zahiran pakistani bus are recovering in the icu of taft hospital, and 6 muslims have been discharged from the hospital after treatment." the 9th public session of the parliament is being held to review the qualifications of the proposed ministers of the 14th government. members of parliament are reviewing the qualifications and plans of the proposed minister of energy. mr. aliabadi defended his plans. after mr. aliabadi's turn was the proposed minister of sports mr. dunyamali. after the 30-minute defense of the sports minister, a confidence meeting will be held for the 19 proposed ministers. the president defends the ministers before the confidence meeting. in the past four days, the parliament approved the qualifications and plans of 17 ministers proposed by the 14th government. checked more than 2,795,000 iranian pilgrims and more than 188,000 foreign pilgrims left the country's borders from the beginning of the month of safar until this morning. according to the announcement of arbaeen headquarters, more than 1,360,000 iranian pilgrims

director general of the province's crisis management said: two injured pakistani pilgrims in the icu of taft hospital are recovering and 6 muslims have been discharged from the hospital after treatment. program and eligibility review. the proposed minister of sports and youth as the last minister proposed according to alphabets is in the open floor of the parliament. to know about i will discuss more details with the reporter of sed and cima news agency who are stationed in the parliament hall. mrs. ali khani, hello , tell me about the axes of the proposed minister of energy and after reviewing the plans of the proposed minister of sports and youth as the last proposed minister of the next program of the parliament. in the name of god , i offer my greetings to you and the viewers of the news network. the session of the islamic council's public forum with the review of the program and qualifications of the ministers proposed by the government is in progress . those who agree with those who oppose the minister of power's proposal , express their views after 30 minutes to mr. ali abadi was give

journalists, politicians ins, judges, captains of industry in cincinnati, socially, including the taft family. you know, ramus had a very big obsession with becoming friends with the taft family, including the former president, who was at the time the cream court justice of the united. and if it all went well, this was going to be his big social debut. and he was going to sort of, you know, have his kingdom and conquer it, really launch himself. so the inscription on this envelope, if you can't see the excuse me, is dive to help swim the wealth float on happiness, 1921 1922. and consider the level of debauchery that was planned for the party. i think the baby is a little. it was. it was. and don't know what imogene was thinking there. i gues new year's baby. but you know, really not fitting for the tenor of this party. here's imogene in her boudoir, which was one of my favorite otographs. i came. i just have to that that poor photographer had to take shot hundreds of times for imogene to be satisfied by. but this was an equally important night for imogene. you know, she was finally som