Gerald Ford
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Sep 13, 2026
Reginald SmithGUEST
But I was called to this church in which that was practiced quite a bit, and it's not unusual.
Reginald SmithGUEST
because it was called the All-American City by Time Magazine in the early, this is where Gerald Ford came from.
Reginald SmithGUEST
This is where Christian Publications was at its zenith.
Reginald SmithGUEST
And it was also called the Furniture City.
IndyHOST
Okay, so...
IndyHOST
It was actually Gerald Ford.
IndyHOST
And this relates back to presence we mentioned already.
IndyHOST
So when Reagan was first the nominee, they're saying, okay, so who's going to be the VP? And then it was suggested, how about Gerald Ford, who had previously been both vice president and president one term though.
IndyHOST
And so I believe that was strongly considered.
IndyHOST
Now, like I mentioned earlier, he eventually picked George H.W. Bush, who then went on to be VP on that ticket.
IndyHOST
But yeah, for a while, Gerald Ford was actually considered for that.
RyanHOST
Yeah, yeah.
Margaret HooverHOST
You write about urging President Biden to pardon Donald Trump, arguing that it would be, quote, a generous act of goodwill.
Margaret HooverHOST
And in 1974, months before President Nixon resigned, William F. Buckley Jr. welcomed then Vice President Gerald Ford on the original firing line.
Margaret HooverHOST
And he asked him about pardoning Nixon post Watergate.
William F. Buckley Jr.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
in the event that you become president, would you grant amnesty to everyone involved in the so-called Watergate affair?
Charlie BraxtonHOST
Richard Nixon had one after him.
Charlie BraxtonHOST
Then Gerald Ford had one after him.
Charlie BraxtonHOST
But the first president to have one was JFK.
Charlie BraxtonHOST
But he never wore it because you know who gave it to him?
John PodhoretzHOST
So everything that happened, happened, you know, on 9/11 happened 32 years, excuse me, 22 years later.
John PodhoretzHOST
I just wanna read a l- read a little bit of it, just to give you a sense of what- The worldview was that Moynihan, having been made ambassador to the UN after the publication of an article in commentary called The United States in Opposition, what it was that led Henry Kissinger and Gerald Ford to appoint him as the UN ambassador, something that they ended up regretting and that basically ending his tenure after eight months.
John PodhoretzHOST
And what he points out in this review is that of the four blocks that he lays out at the UN in the 1970s, which Lewis lays out as Western, Soviet, Arab, and non-aligned, only two, the Soviets and the Arabs, have enjoyed any unity of purpose and policy.
John PodhoretzHOST
The West has been deeply divided by rivalries among the states composing it and by irresolution and uncertainty within the leadership of its most important nation, the United States.
Wanda NicholsGUEST
I do... enjoy seeing some of the families and some of the people from all the years when you go back to some of the conventions and getting to know different presidents.
Wanda NicholsGUEST
One of my favorite presidents was Gerald Ford.
Wanda NicholsGUEST
I just loved him.
Wanda NicholsGUEST
And since I was young, you know, I was, we had a lot of fun together.
Parker ThuneHOST
How about Omaha's own Gerald Foles?
Mike SteelyHOST
Gerald Ford did play for the Wolverines.
Mike SteelyHOST
That's correct.
Mike SteelyHOST
And you did the Dana Carvey-Tom Brokaw bit.
Mike SteelyHOST
I gave it a
Parker ThuneHOST
run.
Parker ThuneHOST
Gerald Ford eaten by wolves.
Parker ThuneHOST
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speaker_1HOST
Let's head out to the Ford Presidential, the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum.
speaker_1HOST
You may remember that President Ford was an Eagle Scout, and the shape of that building is no coincidence either.
speaker_1HOST
The Chief Development Officer of Scouting America Michigan Crossroads Council is Dominic Gualtieri.
Dominic GualtieriGUEST
So
speaker_1HOST
we
Dominic GualtieriGUEST
would love to have everyone come out to the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum and join us.
Dominic GualtieriGUEST
But if you can't, still take that time, hold that salute, and let's keep our promise to never forget.
Barbara McQuaidGUEST
Certainly, if they did, Richard Nixon would like a word because he resigned.
Barbara McQuaidGUEST
And so would Gerald Ford, who pardoned Richard Nixon in a move that probably cost him the election, his reelection.
Barbara McQuaidGUEST
If that move had been unnecessary, I doubt he would have gone down that road.
Charles FeldmanHOST
Well, I was going to mention, I'm glad you did, that particular decision of the Supreme Court, because while, yes, they struck down Trump on things like tariffs and some other issues, I would suggest that that one decision, granting him what would appear to be pretty unlimited power, because it's very vague about what he's entitled to do in his official capacity as president, Isn't that kind of the gold ring that that so long as he got that victory, then, you know, he got some losses and other issues.
Chris SpangleHOST
But watch Vice.
Chris SpangleHOST
I mean, Dick Cheney was the chief of staff for Gerald Ford.
Chris SpangleHOST
He is an absolutist on the power of the presidency in wartime to the point of Congress shouldn't be informed of anything.
Chris SpangleHOST
And if they disagree, the president should have the power to do whatever he wants.
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