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the president who saw the worst years of the depression and the great depression was so bad that a lot of our modern history is about assigning blame for it figuring out whose fault that depression was. many people blame hoover and down the decades increasingly so. the 31st president of the united states was ranked 37 out of 43 in a recent u.s. news poll. that magazine wrote of hoover, he was known as a poor communicator who fueled. wars and exacerbated the depression. not only those on the left but also sometimes on the right assigned blame to herbert and we are here today to talk about that specifically and president huber s own analysis, his own work which blames other people as well including his successor franklin roosevelt and his predecessor calvin coolidge. we want to welcome the viewers to this hoover revision. doc nash is a frequent guest on this channel. richard norton smith introduced him and interviewed him a few years ago for another book and this time we ....
the first is you have to have a legitimate government you can t have these power-sharing agreements very at peac people n government are there to enrich their clan and there has to be a lot more people sen people cento there has to be some point where people are allowed to vote to select their own leaders and have a lot better situation. the second thing is to reduce the amount of violence. the main priority is if you re into violence in somalia you can have some political development and economic development as well. with guest host author mac of the forgotten man. this week herbert hoover expert in his latest 1933 to 1955. the hoover institution represents what is referred to as the missing link in the memoir he provides the 31st philosophy and a analysis of the depression he was blamed for and the sentry s most historic conflict. this program is about an hour. hello. the book is the crusade years. the editor is the most esteemed scholar of herbert hoover today. her ....
and this book had a tremendous effect on many conservatives are free marketeers. i remember as a young writer at the wall street journal learning about it. you did in the vision of it of sorts. what to you think what did you say back then and what changed? i kept the initial book in print as a history of the conservative rise after world war two. more recently have done a book of writings call reappraising the right in which i bring up today some of the more current happenings. while doing that i worked as a historian and biographer wrote several volumes produced on the life of herbert hoover. it was not something i expected to do with back after getting my dissertation completed and looking for a job and the academic job market. i was commissioned to write a biography. i felt it made sense because as you mentioned who was a friend and patron and kind of the saintly figure for many of those embattled and beleaguered conservatives in the new deal. so it made sens ....
there is a musician very much involved them a good living as a computer programmer. some of the most shoplifted and lived in squats. so there s all sorts of different people. unfortunately, we ve run out of time. 20 thank you for questions. human to touch on many areas i hope we would have more time to explore and there s so much more in the book. masha gessen will be signing outside. i d like to ask all of you to think about supporting the program that brings these kinds of writers to los angeles. donations of course i am sure if you talk to luis outside, you can find out a way to handle that. look forward to masha gessen s new work. she s riding on the boston massacre. when do you expect [inaudible] you can look forward to that. 20 thank you so much for coming to los angeles. that [applause] [inaudible conversations] up next, after words, with guest host amity shlaes, author of the forgotten man. this week, herbert hoover asks burke, george nash in his latest, ....