i am going to the first cpac in brazil. this whole cpac that i oversee as a chairman is taking off around the world. the reason is because of the struggle against the green new deal, the struggle about the rabbit as well as him -- the radicalism being jammed for our schools. the whole world is watching america. freedom loving people, people who believe in limited government and democracy are an americaeath of that reaches out to socialism. janice is saying, everyone in her woods reach out to the president. i will have everyone coming up to me and telling me how sad they are that the country is going through this. many people think it is all about donald trump. i don't mean to be disrespectful to the president. but it is not all about donald trump here there is an underlying question -- what does it mean to me american -- to be american? what are our founding principles? those of us who believe in those principles, look at what the doing as not -- these socialist values cannot be consistent with these american values. that i

i am going to the first cpac in brazil. this whole cpac that i oversee as a chairman is taking off around the world. the reason is because of the struggle against the green new deal, the struggle about the rabbit as well as him -- the radicalism being jammed for our schools. the whole world is watching america. freedom loving people, people who believe in limited government and democracy are an americaeath of that reaches out to socialism. janice is saying, everyone in her woods reach out to the president. i will have everyone coming up to me and telling me how sad they are that the country is going through this. many people think it is all about donald trump. i don't mean to be disrespectful to the president. but it is not all about donald trump here there is an underlying question -- what does it mean to me american -- to be american? what are our founding principles? those of us who believe in those principles, look at what the doing as not -- these socialist values cannot be consistent with these american values. that i

i am going to the first cpac in brazil. this whole cpac that i oversee as a chairman is taking off around the world. the reason is because of the struggle against the green new deal, the struggle about the rabbit as well as him -- the radicalism being jammed for our schools. the whole world is watching america. freedom loving people, people who believe in limited government and democracy are an americaeath of that reaches out to socialism. janice is saying, everyone in her woods reach out to the president. i will have everyone coming up to me and telling me how sad they are that the country is going through this. many people think it is all about donald trump. i don't mean to be disrespectful to the president. but it is not all about donald trump here there is an underlying question -- what does it mean to me american -- to be american? what are our founding principles? those of us who believe in those principles, look at what the doing as not -- these socialist values cannot be consistent with these american values. that i

craig: cpac is a lot different today. frank: now it is institutionalized and there are thousands people who have it on their calendar already for the next year. craig: how did you get involved in politics? frank: two things. one is that i was assigned -- i went to a catholic boys high school in pittsburgh and, believe it or not, i was assigned by our teacher to read "the conscience of a conservative" by barry goldwater. i came from a democratic family but i remember thinking, i believe in a lot of this stuff. in college, it was the high point of the campus uprisings, the new left and so on. it is an interesting statistic that the leadership of the new left was drawn primarily from upper wealthy families. one of thee in conservative organizations, young americans for freedom, and we came primarily from working-class backgrounds. a lot of blue-collar. 19 76 you worked on the reagan campaign. frank: i did. i was the co-youth director. [laughter] frank: i told you not to laugh. craig: he ran briefly in 1968 but even he denied

i did the insider and it just spoke to me and i decided to go forward and you can imagine being at cpac and wearing a cnn badge -- >> sean: we are running out of time. let me say this. i wish you the best. i'm sorry you had to go through this. if we can ever help you, let us know. more "hannity" next. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," that's all the time we have left this evening there will be throughout the week more of these tapes. let's put it this way, it gets worse for fake news cnn. we will never be the crazy rage hate trump psychotic media mob ever. we will always pursue the truth. laura ingraham is live. hey, laura. >> laura: the camera angles on whether they come a little and cameras. they are not flattering. that's all i'm going to say, they are not flattering angles. if were focusing on that. could they have a better angle, if you're going to do an undercover angle, can you let the people look their best, that's my point. >> sean: the content is the problem, the content is what matters. you're worried about camera angles. >> laura: you know what, hannity, the fact that cnn

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. >> i will get you a cpac mask. >> cleansing breath. >> maybe it's in honor of the opening bell wheree got precious metals nova gold, rick partners, providers of risk management insights. jim i did see you thought microsoft was best in show again. >> oh my, satya nadella, they're growing. azure is not growing as fast andy hood is one of the best cfos, look, when you crush it like we are, you are gathering more and more people who are using our products, so we can't maintain that level of growth. but anybody on that rather short call recognizes they're gaining 2 billion people now not forget that. the actual ios 13s, some people feel this is now better. >> wait, what? >> no, i'm giving you a hard time, like microsoft versus apple. >> yeah. >> i tell you what i really liked about microsoft is satya nadella is basically making deals with everybody so he made a good deal with oracle he made a good deal with vmware. they are really -- it's all about part first you know what, i thought it was a monster quarter, generated a huge amount of cash. just throw it off. the stock's going to go to i

i remember at the 1975 cpac when there was so much pressure to form a third party, reagan was the adult in the room, he set everybody down and said, the largest grouping of conservatives is in the republican party. why should we try to start some new organization that we know nothing about? he was always a practical man. i think another thing he would have considered, with agnew running essentially a third term for nixon, would he have been a stronger candidate maybe then reagan would have been as an outside force? >> reagan takes on ford, this is pretty monumental. but part of the reason -- there are a lot of policy differences, detente, henry kissinger, he -- social issues are just starting to -- energy independence. and the soviets and all of those other things. but also, there was a personal element in that reagans and the fords did not get along with each other. frank: i think that is fair. i don't think reagan was ever overly personal. i think he grounded his opposition more on policy and on real differences even though he -- i think he sort of viewed ford as an accidental preside