Grace coolidge was enormously popular as a first lady and influence the taste of american women by a style icon. Married to a man named simon cautionary spoke to the press but she brought attention to issue she cared about. Good evening and welcome to cspan series, first lady influence and image. Tonight will tell you the story of first lady Grace Coolidge who came into office with her husband in 1932, here to set the stage for us as we learn about their five years plus in the white house. Syndicated columnist, author of other books in that period, welcome to the program. Wed like to have you tell us about the rival of coolidge in the white house, how cool and prepared was he for the job . He was prepared, hes one of those men who started as City Solicitor where the coolidge lived, no one can be prepared for the shock of a president , but he was prepared professionally. And greece coolidge was by his side, how ready bushy for it . Shouldnt think she was, she wrote to her Sorority Siste
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On the roundtable tonight, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. Ben, im going to start with you. According to the textbook, the value of stocks is based on future cash flows. And with Interest Rates so low, of course, those future cash flows are a little more valuable. Add that to the fact that this Coronavirus Crisis presumably will pass over a couple quarters, and that hes eye academically at least the stock market should be rallying. To you buy that . Do you buy that . I think the market in some ways have lost its mind, but theres so much money out there right now. The feds dumped money and the governments put money, and now were seeing this good news in terms of reopening. And, you know, its as if we can just look past, the market is looking past all the bad stuff right now to a time when everything is back to normal. And if we can get back to normal, if earnings can get back to the trajectory they were on before, if the economy can get back to the trajectory it was on befo
Levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. Ben, im going to start with you. According to the textbook, the value of stocks is based on future cash flows. And with Interest Rates so low, of course, those future cash flows are a little more valuable. Add that to the fact that this Coronavirus Crisis presumably will pass over a couple quarters, and that hes eye academically at least the stock market should be rallying. To you buy that . Do you buy that . I think the market in some ways have lost its mind, but theres so much money out there right now. The feds dumped money and the governments put money, and now were seeing this good news in terms of reopening. And, you know, its as if we can just look past, the market is looking past all the bad stuff right now to a time when everything is back to normal. And if we can get back to normal, if earnings can get back to the trajectory they were on before, if the economy can get back to the trajectory it was on before, then the market make makes
On the roundtable tonight, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. Ben, im going to start with you. According to the textbook, the value of stocks is based on future cash flows. And with Interest Rates so low, of course, those future cash flows are a little more valuable. Add that to the fact that this Coronavirus Crisis presumably will pass over a couple quarters, and that hes eye academically at least the stock market should be rallying. To you buy that . Do you buy that . I think the market in some ways have lost its mind, but theres so much money out there right now. The feds dumped money and the governments put money, and now were seeing this good news in terms of reopening. And, you know, its as if we can just look past, the market is looking past all the bad stuff right now to a time when everything is back to normal. And if we can get back to normal, if earnings can get back to the trajectory they were on before, if the economy can get back to the trajectory it was on befo