Gerald L.K. Smith

Do very much react to the the rhetoric of this gentleman, speaking during the Great Depression on unemployment and the gold standard:

"Pull down these huge piles of gold until there shall be a real job, not a little old sow-belly, black-eyed pea job but real spending money, beefsteak and gravy, Chevrolet, Ford in the garage, new suit, Thomas Jefferson, Jesus Christ, red, white, and blue job for every man. Amen."

David M. Kennedy, Freedom from Fear: The American People in Depression and War, 1929-1945