by the first time i did in the events of the truman library and join the board of the truman library. >> host: one of the books i remember reading is exactly to that point. [inaudible] i fell in love with your grandmother a young young child and never let anyone else. >> he was six she was five. my great-grandmother truman, had taken him to the presbyterian sunday school even though they were baptist. she took him to presbyterian sunday school because her closer to home. i grandfather from the end of his life remembered that day, standing outside the classroom, looking in seeing a little blonde girl and he fell in love right then and there and never look to anyone else that we know. they had a great relationship. the dear beth letters, i won't call it a companion book, but i wrote dear harry and 2011. the truman library owns 1361 letters that my grandfather wrote to my grandmother between 1910 in 1955 i think it is. >> are her return letters safe customer. >> note my grandfather came home one day in 1955 during christmas time and found her sitting in front of the fire burning her lett

in 1959 when she returned to the us open christine truman i with mr.e us open christine truman was presented the runners—up silver plate. unlike emma raducanu who had said to a bank £900,000 just for reaching the final. for said to a bank £900,000 'ust for reaching the final.i said to a bank £900,000 'ust for reaching the final. for me there was no money involved. _ reaching the final. for me there was no money involved. it _ reaching the final. for me there was no money involved. it was _ reaching the final. for me there was no money involved. it was an - reaching the final. for me there was no money involved. it was an image | no money involved. it was an image again. but she's grown up knowing that there is money involved. and good luck to her, she is now a millionaire. although it's a nice problem to have it will also be different for her now. this problem to have it will also be different for her now.- problem to have it will also be different for her now. this is the congratulatory — different for her now. this is the congratulatory telegram - di

we need to make the yell to record non existent. harry truman lies need the red army in the far east, where the one and a half 1000000 strong quinton army is waiting. the us and britain had a hard time retaking several islands from japan. and we'd welcome some help with the japanese. rather the most was the idea that the soviet might come in that war. truman understood this valid, ensure so that the russians are coming in on schedule. truman writes in his diary as darlene will be in the jap war by august 15th uni. japs when that occurs. ah, the invincible quinton army was able to hold out for just 20 days. ah, the red armies outstanding, manchurian operation ended incomplete victory. me even though there were no military reasons for it. oh, it's like a saki boned oh, the bomb was not actually dropped on japan. it was dropped on the soviet union as a warning was going to have soviets, if they interfere with americans post war plan. ah, when i went to the wrong, when i was just don't i mean you? yes to shape out the same because the after an engagement equals the trail. when so many fin

he went to truman's presidential library because it was truman who proposed the u.s. government should commit to providing health coverage to all the elderly people in the country. truman couldn't get it done, but in 1965, lbj got it done. he signed the bill creating medicare in july 1965. and, of course, the conservatives at the time screamed bloody murderer. a high-profile conservative activist at the time named ronald reagan denounced this new program, this medicare program as the end of america, as the end of freedom. it would mean a communist takeover of america. be very, very afraid. lbj was not afraid, and it turns out, giving health insurance coverage to all the old people in the country doesn't turn us into russia or china. we're still america. we're just an america where old people get to see the doctor and get their prescriptions. turns out it's not the end of freedom. at the time what the johnson administration was actually most worried about, what serious critics and not just demagogues were worried about, was that there would be a flood of new patients i

in fact, he got so much information out of harry truman's cabinet that truman made the fbi sweep the room the make sure there wasn't a microphone in there. so tom clark who was attorney general and had supervision over the fbi, was one of the biggest leakers that pearson had at the time. sometimes the leakers were small fry. quite often they were military officers. a lot of interservice rivalry. so if you want to know about the earl, ask the navy and vice versa. in some cases, it was military officers who felt something was going on that the public needed to know about. so it was an army colonel who leaked the pearson the material about general mcarthur in korea that edition north the intelligence reports that the chinese were building up and were moving forward. so a source within the pentagon. sometimes when government agents would come to quiz pearson about his sources, he would look at them and smile and say, my sources were at the top level of your agency. in other words, your boss leaked this to me. >> amazing. all right. our next question is from katherine miller. she says on

even though president truman had advocated on behalf of the displaced persons. he was tempted to veto this particular bill that came out of congress because he felt that it was quote wholly inconsistent with american sense of justice and quote. but in the end he signed the legislation because he wanted to be able to assist some segment of the displaced population even though it was not the the bill that he was looking for. so why did he consider this to be inconsistent wholly inconsistent with american sense of justice because the war the the bill that came out of congress put so many restrictions on who could be sponsored you had to be located in austria and germany for example, and you had to have been living there by 1945 and this excluded most of the jewish refugee population. the law was amended two years later in 19 in 1950. but by august of 1952 of the 415,000 europeans that were brought in as displaced persons only 80,000 of them were jewish refugees the majority of those who were granted visas to come to the united states were ethnic germans. president

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what president truman does is call upon general lamar bradley, who sent them into battle and his personal to ensure their way home. he's hesitant to take on the job that fdr called the hardest job in washington. you can tell he has trepidation about it but has such loyalty to the men he served with that he takes his role on, install the fda administrator august 15th, and that it is free over japan day and he has no time to waste in taking this on so you brings on immediately doctor paul hawley which is chief surgeon in the european theater in one of my favorite figures in this, very blunt medical administrator who had no time to deal with any of these washington bureaucracies, to hell with scenery, i need to find a hospital and you can tell he needs it now so bradley, holly and another va physician, doctor paul magnuson start to take this challenge on even though they know it will be a difficult one. >> definitely. funny how some things never change in washington. going back to the g.i. bill does it have trouble going through congress and would you label it controversial with congress's a

truman, not a favorite of camp david prefer to go to key west. had the trees pushed back on during eisenhower's time it was winterized and installed the other cabins. they still maintain that, over the years use of a family cabins have been added president nixon during his time but a lot of expansion into the camp, putting in the hourglass shape pool adding laurel which is the main entertaining cabinet you see sometimes on news report and coverage of world leaders and visiting number of other features throughout. to modernize the time they challenge the president to modernize the cabin and expanded that's been going on last for five years but a very sequential smart way to keep current but maintain the rustic nature outside. and the amenities on the inside part is not a marble, brass a four star resort is not meant to be. it is a rustic, comfortable place to get away, to think, to walk in privacy and silence. and recreate on your own or meet with other world leaders. the most unique thing the bottom right of this photo of the evergreen chapel don

truman, not a favorite of camp david prefer to go to key west. had the trees pushed back on during eisenhower's time it was winterized and installed the other cabins. they still maintain that, over the years use of a family cabins have been added president nixon during his time but a lot of expansion into the camp, putting in the hourglass shape pool adding laurel which is the main entertaining cabinet you see sometimes on news report and coverage of world leaders and visiting number of other features throughout. to modernize the time they challenge the president to modernize the cabin and expanded that's been going on last for five years but a very sequential smart way to keep current but maintain the rustic nature outside. and the amenities on the inside part is not a marble, brass a four star resort is not meant to be. it is a rustic, comfortable place to get away, to think, to walk in privacy and silence. and recreate on your own or meet with other world leaders. the most unique thing the bottom right of this photo of the evergreen chapel don

another book i read recently was a marvelous book about the truman dewey 48 election, that sort of thing is what typically you'll find in my briefcase. >> what about any books on another famous kentuckian,and reclaim ? >> i've read a lot of them. if you live in kentucky everybody's heard of henry clay . and in fact i did my senior thesis in college on the compromise of 1850 which is clay's last great compromise and his quest to hold the union together with all the strains and stresses we had related to slavery. and there's been a lot of books written about henry clay and certainly i've not read anywhere near all of them. >> do you ever recommend books your colleagues? >> i do occasionally. this harley but we were just discussing recommending to all the members of my congress who were particularly interested in the law and in the supreme court which is a significant number of our members. >> any fiction in this case western mark in your reading, any fiction in your reading ? >> i confess i rarely read fiction. the last book i read interestingly enough was also about polio. it was a novel

another book i read recently was the marvelous book about the truman/dewew '48 election. that's what you typically find in my briefcase. >> host: what about books on another famous cayenne, henry clay? kentuckian, henry clay? >> guest: i read them. his last great compromise in his quest to hold the union together with all the strains and stresses we had related to slave ry. there have been a lot of books written about henry clay. i've certainly not read anywhere near all of them, but i've read a number of them. >> host: do you ever recommend books to your colleagues? >> guest: i do occasionally. this harlan book that we were just discussing, i'm recommending tous all the membes of my conference who are particularly interestedng in the law and supreme court, which is a significant number of our members. >> host: any fiction in this? in your reading, any fiction in your reading? >> guest: i confess, i rarely readss fiction. the last book i read, interestingly enough,gl was also about polio that was a novel. it was called "nemesis." and it was like a historical novel. the ch

it is fascinating to think the book in presidents of that conflict in many ways, harry truman and ronald reagan, they were both men of faith, different denominations, but that was their understanding of the major, -- major conflict of the 20th century and sought as a battle between good and evil between communism and democracy and theism and atheism, the atheism on the part of communism. that is an example that you cannot get away from it, even to this day. obviously we still have communist countries finally, an example -- countries. finally, as an example, you think of george w. bush, you never would've had compassionate conservatism pursued if it had not have the input of his own faith, which he was very vocal about. he is one of the presidents in modern times that has been most vocal about his faith. but all of it shows the intersection. dr. guelzo: are there any moment you can point to in which a particularly important presidential decision was really a product of the environment of a president's faith? i am thinking in this case, and this is a lincoln example, that won't surprise yo

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in 1946 president truman doesn't sign the bill into law formally creating department of medicine and those changes that they proposed. >> an exciting way to spend christmas in. looking back to the g.i. bill we talked about the short-term benefit of the g.i. bill but a fair question to ask all service members enjoy equal access to these benefits particularly female service members. .. >> you know, certain barriers to making full use of the g.i. bill, for instance, some female veterans will apply for home loans, they only take into consideration if they're married their husband's income because they're considered that they're not necessarily going to be permanent. in terms of using education benefit, they have to be used within just a few years of discharge, and they expired after about, like, you know, seven years. the benefit just, just kind of went away. so for women, you know, many of them after they got out of the service, they wanted to marry, they wanted to have children and maybe to support their husbands who were obtaining, you know, enrolled in an education program, so they d

it was new in the sense that well, i mean president truman started the the tradition of cia presenting to him a daily intelligent summary, but the pickle and later the pdb was the first specifically presidential product that was tailored to the president's agenda his style and his interests with extremely limited distribution. so this is a major intelligence legacy from the kennedy administration. another very important development was the creation of the defense intelligence agency in october of 1961 further expanding this constellation of agencies. we know is the intelligence community as we've learned in previous class that community around the time of the end of world war ii comprised just the state department fbi in the military branch intelligence organizations, and then with cia's creation 1947 ci becomes central to that community president truman added the national security agency in 1952. to president eisenhower added the national reconnaissance office to coordinate cia and air force activities regarding imagery from spy planes and and satellites that were coming online and th

you go back to harry truman.ry truman was the vice president franklin delano roosevelt and didn't even know we had an atomic bomb. so you know, all through the years, vice presidents have been shunted aside to some extent. and so we're seeing, uh, this with kamala harris as well. i don't see a lot of power sharing, which is what was talked about on the campaign trail. it seems to be now going down and work traditional course where vice presidents are somewhat isolated. their staffs often don't get along. and that seems to be the case with kamala harris at this time, but brian, i would have thought if the conventional wisdom is that joe biden would only be a one term president that he would want to hopefully set up kamala harris to become the next president of the united states. does it seem to you like perhaps he's lost a little faith in her? i don't think it's sad, frank. i think it's just more about his plate is very fault. there's only so much the white house's willing to turn over to the vice president's offi

president truman, out of the national security agency.sident eisenhower added the national reconnaissance office, to coordinate activities regarding imagery from spy planes and satellites coming online. and then under kennedy, the defense department gets its own intelligence agency. dea today is a major agency of the intelligence community. as we've discussed, it is doing important work in human televisions and also specialized technical intelligence. so i got those important developments out of the way and i want to focus on two of the biggest intelligence subjects of the kind of the administration, which often are the two major historical episodes that people remember from this period. the bay of pigs fiasco and the cuban missile crisis. so we have a fiasco and we have a crisis. they are both big problems. what they have in common is obviously cuba. otherwise, they are vastly different kinds of problems. the bay of pigs fiasco was as cia covert part military operation, specifically a regime change operation that went very badly. the cub

rather the most was the idea that the soviet might come in the war. truman understood this assurance that the russians are coming in on schedule. true rights in his diary says, dollar will be in the jap war by august 15th uni. japs when that occurs. ah, the invincible quinton army was able to hold out for just 20 days. ah, the red armies outstanding manchurian operation ended incomplete victory. me even though there were no military reasons for it. oh, it's not a saki bond. oh, the bomb was not actually dropped on japan. it was dropped on the soviet union as a warning of what's gonna happen. so v as if they interfere with americans post war plans. the ah, is your media a reflection of reality? the in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? type relation for community you getting the right way. where are you being that somewhere? which direction? what is truth? what is in the world corrupted. you need to defend the join us in the depths, the will remain in the shallows. ah. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms

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truman's domestic program is referred to as the fair deal. it's how he kind of packages himself.this, and in other ways, he's just desperately trying to inherit fdr's mantle. fdr had a new deal, i'll have a fair deal. some of the things he proposes in his fair deal are full employment, that there's going to be the government will spend money if people are unemployed to create work so that everyone can have a job, right? what happens to that proposal? there's legislation drafted, passed through the senate in 1946. and then it goes to the house. the house is more conservative. in the house, a substitute bill is proposed, written by the chamber of commerce, that says no full employment. what we should do is encourage maximum employment and no government spending, but we should just do fact-finding to work out what the best ways to create maximum employment in the private sector are. what is the argument of the proponents of the house bill to get rid of the senate version? they argue that it is, quote, not greatly distanced from neo marxian thinking and is tainted by the keynes-hanso

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working in russia, now the message she had didn't clarify what exactly that means, but i guess her truman colleagues working here can be bracing for a bumpy road ahead. we discussed the potential moves behind the youtube band with our guest, but also we covered the issue of the long running claims of russian disinformation is a clear case of political transition. democratic society with german. he is, should be able to handle different opinions and you, what you meant. google is american companies, and the companies as well should be able to handle different ideas and not to send law some different opinions. this is some kind of altering and manner which is not worth for a democracy. this, this idea of giving strikes for medical misinformation. this is something that you tube has begun doing since the beginning of the pandemic. and there are locked in with various governments, mainly western governments. this is really a credibility war between russia in the west and in the media space. and despite constant efforts by western countries, nato government to paint russian outlet says kremlin