mr. gorbachev, open this. you see. mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. right. wow, that. yeah. one of the advantages was that i'd lived through all of it, and that's the way of those times, the great times, you know, inspiring times and what reagan did, really, for all of along with all of us, he was the voice of the american people. i think. wow. i want to bring will here. and one of and to a very early part of the reagan presidency and a very consequential moment and invites some commentary but to the team in the back. let's go ahead and play clip number one. that mr. president the aircraft, the controllers are threatening a strike. well, they do that. no, sir. legally essential public service. they have all signed a no strike contract. a contract is a contract. that's the way i learned it. they forfeited their jobs. so so this is a very significant moment in the reagan presidency. and it comes very early on. so will i invite you to and then we'll kick it around? yeah, i such a powerful moment and i believe we're is this august third, 1981, 81. yeah. and we i just think that

mr. gorbachev, open this gate. [cheering] mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. [cheering] [cheering] [applause]of one of the advantages is i had lived through all of it. those at times, those are great times. they are inspiring times. what reagan did, really for all of us along with all of us was like the voice of the american people i think. >> a while. i want to bring in will hear. and to a fairly early part of the reagan presidency. let's play clip number one. >> mr. president air traffic control is threatening a strike. >> can they do that? >> no, sir. they've all signed a no strike contract. toxic contract is a contract. that's the way i learned it. they forfeited their jobs. >> is so this is a very significant a moment to the reagan president and it comes very early on. will invite you to comment and kick it around. >> it is such a powerful moment. i believe this is august the third , 81? eighty-one. yes. i just think, just be a part of that. i was fortunate enough that mark joseph was able to set up a time for me too zoom during covid with mr. meese. so i

mr. gorbachev tear down this wall and, if i may put a plug in for my book. reagan a wreck of it. when reagan was sitting there with wreck with it, wreck effect with gorbachev in a little room, he said these things right? gorbachev's face. he said, you know what? i get opposition all the time. like they write about me and i don't like it very. but, you know, when you get opposition you send them to jail. says that right there and he says, you know the difference between freedom and and totality. and he really put gorbachev off and you can see the notes, my book, the notes, the russian notes and the american notes, you think, whoa, that is really something. but he just said it right up there. so in you're right, guy his most notable comment, mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall to me the most amazing comment donald trump is russia can do what the hell it wants to naito countries i don't care. and he said that okay and it just hurts the legacy of foreign policy that i think that when if trump god forbid gets elected again i think naito will be gone. to tell you the truth, i don't think

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mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> trace: reaction to the newly released ronald reagan biopic is showinga historic divide between the audience and the critics on rotten tomatoes, critics give the film 20% but the viewers are giving the film a record high 98%. are the critics playing fair or playing politics? and why? let us know, we will read your responses coming up in the nightcap >> trace: police have no rest of the father of the georgia school shooting suspect. 54-year-old grey now facing charges of his own. the senior correspondent steve harrigan is live with more on the charges. >> certainly a dramatic move by georgia law enforcement officials. grey is the father of the suspected school shooter in this case and now the father faces charges of second-degree murder, manslaughter and cruelty to children. georgia state law enforcement officials say they hold the father responsible for allowing his son to get a hold of a weapon that caused the death and mayhem at the school here. >> these charges stem from mr. gray knowingly allowing his son to possess a weapon. >> we've seen this tacti

mr. gorbachev tear down this wall. >> okay so listen to this disconnect. some calling it, quote, the worst movie of the year embarrassing, and quote almost fun bad, but mostly just bad, bad. david, what do you think is going on here? >> hollywood hypocrisy people think they're really superimportant because they can give their ideas. go see the movie for yourself. a little back story on this for all of the hollywood left haters of anything -- if you love your health care ronldz reagan is president of s.a.g. of your health care stop complaining. a lot of this story was recorded in not only what happened in history but conversations with michael with his son michael so you get the story of the man from a boy going forward to president. and also the story of the family and the story behind the story. what happened conversations afterwards, between michael and gorbachev daughter to put into the movie portrayal of nancy reagan, so this is a story about a man. ronald reagan connected with the american people. he connected with people arntiondz world if you want t

mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. it was optimistic. it was bold., if you were born in america kid became an american. it's a party they have driven by fear. people of these imaginary demons that are out there. i think it is so sad. most people don't wake up in the morning fearful, and yet, this has taken over this party. it is incredibly disturbing. >> we hear all these complaints all the time about big tech and it's in the tank for democrats. it's totally biased. let's get to the truth. you have elon musk, the owner of twitter, which has enormous reach, he himself has endorsed donald trump in day in and day out, he is pushing disinformation and allowing it to run rampant on his platform. how does this square? >> it doesn't square. the problem is we have a first amendment and he has a lot of money and he has that platforming can do whatever he wants to do. that's the bottom line. he has millions of followers and billions of dollars. he put it in that one platform, and at least right now, that's the only townsquare, it's the only platform that is ou

mr. gorbachev of. >> tear down this wall!out of the fact that critics really don't love this movie but people have gone bananas for it? >> we had the largest gap in cinema history between critics and audiences. 98% of the audience loves the movie ends i think it was 19 or 20% of critics like the movie and the rest not only panda but basically attacked it. i guess you must be doing something right is the way i feel. >> is a fully fleshed out interesting per trail, something many people may not have known about they'll find out in this movie thank you for making time to stop with us. >> if you go see this movie especially you baby boomers out there if you were born before 1995 you will be able to remember how great this country was and if you are born after 1985, you can see how great this country still can be. >> it's out in theatres now knew can decide if you give it a thumbs-up or thumbs down. a quick note my podcast drops today, if you need a quick break from politics and news this one is for you. meeting about her hilariou

mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall! ronald reagan and his latest film "reagan." group sale tickets are available and he joins us now. how significant looking back was that reagan visit to the bronx? >> i think very significant. i watched that during my research for reagan and i also remember it because i lived through all that era. reagan was the first president that i voted for. it took guts to go there, he could have wound up with egg on his face. >> jesse: he nailed that. do you see any similarities between 1980 and today? >> i think the slogan is still are you better off than you were four years ago? it's perfect and i really admire trump for going into the neighborhood and -- people relate with that. they really do. if anything all of these events, conspiring against him have actually made him more human to people. >> jesse: what is it about reagan -- obviously trump has the same personal touch too. it's the ability to relate to the everyday man, everyday woman in america? >> yeah, he just had that going in. he was

mr. gorbachev -- >> tear down this wall. kick out of the fact that critics really don't love this movie but people have gone bananas for it? >> we had the largest gap in cinema history between critics and audiences. 9 98% of the audience loves the movie, and i think it was 19, 20% of critics liked the movie. you know, the rest not only panned it, but basically attacked it. so i guess we must be doing something right. shannon: it is a fully fleshed-out, very interesting portrayal. a lot of people can't know things about reagan -- >> go see this movie, especially baby boomers out there. if you were born before 1985, you'll remember how great this country was. and if you're born after 1985, you can see how great this country still can be. shannon: so it's out in theaters now, decide whether you give it a thumb's up or down. just a quick note, living the bream drops today if you need a quick break from politics and news. this week i sat down with comedian and author ellen -- to talk about hershey lair yous new book, hey, jesus,

mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> wants to do. >> actor dennis quaid plays ronald reagan in his latestfilm, reagan. group sale tickets are available and he joins us now. >> dennis, how significant looking back, was that reagan visit to the bronx? >> it's a very significant, you know, a that i watched that during my in my research for for reagan. and i also remember it because i lived through all that that era and reagan was the first president that i voted for. and he you know, he went there. it took guts to go there. >> actually. he could have wound up with egg on his face. you nailed that. >> do you see any similarities between 1980 and today? >> i think the slogan is still, are you better off than you were four years ago? >> well, well done. it's perfect. in fact, you know, and i really admired trump for going in and in the neighborhood and, you know, people relate to that and really do intend, if anything, this all these events that, you know conspiring against him have actually made him more human to people. >> what is it about? and obviously, trump has the same personal touch to

mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall.-- we got a lot of killers. what, you think our country's so innocent? - i don't know how anyone can look at putin and think anything but a monster, just like i don't think you can look at trump-- i can't look at trump without thinking that he's a monster. - anybody that's ever been around donald trump to work for him at the white house knows the truth. he's unfit for office. - i cannot in good conscience endorse donald trump. - pence is joining a remarkably large choir of former trump administration officials who have come out against him. trump's former attorney general, two former defense secretaries, two of his chiefs of staff, two national security advisors... - i was as close as you could get to him. i did all his dirty work. and donald trump doesn't care about anybody except for himself. he doesn't care about the constitution. he doesn't care about the united states. because donald trump doesn't want to be president. he wants to be a dictator. he wants to be vladimir putin, pres

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mr. gorbachev tear down this wall so he could be very confrontational politically, but not very confrontational at all in his personal. and that's you know, he was actually in many ways kind of a shy introvert, a person who his of a good time was sitting in front of the tv watching bonanza. he didn't want to hobnob with people. he wanted to read. he wanted to be by himself as as stu spencer, his long time political consultant, said he would have made pretty good hermit, which you would not expect somebody who was seemingly so gregarious and outgoing. so the bottom line, i think there was a lot more to ronald than meets the eye. so we've just your entire book in 30 minutes. amazing achievement. you are you are a great interview. i should want to buy and read this book, having heard is i assume there's a good reason why somebody buy it. why don't you give us that reason before we have questions from our audience? well, i think although you have done an amazing job covering a lot of ground and 30 minutes, i can just i, i can attest that there's a lot in this 800 page book, and i think it's a prett

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mr. president? sit down. after those events, he wrote in his diary, "i will try to help god in every possible way." people had pinned their hoops on gorbashev, and gorbachev had pinned his hopes on reagan. gorbachev knew of the united states collab. with the soviet union, the europeans would follow suit. one year before gorbachev came to power, reagan had shown his willingness to change the ties between the two countries, task is to establish better working relationship with each other, one marked by greater cooperation and understanding. cooperation and understanding are built on deeds, not words. it seemed reagan liked the idea of negotiating with the leader of the soviet union. might even have decided they were all going to get together for dinner some evening soon. gorbachev accepted his invitation to dinner. but it wasn't. even when oil prices dropped by one third, the communists blamed the us, and now they had a new issue to worry about, negotiations with the united states. disregarding these worries, gorbachev was getting ready to travel to geneva to meet reagan. the two leaders hadn't met due to different tensions for more than six years, tensions

mikhail gorbachev, that day, he almost offhandedly said, we're trying not to give anybody a time. well, when another. reporter who will remain unidentified as stahl pointed out, mr. president, you don't elated and president bush famously said, i'm elated, just not in emotional kind of guy. i know some reporters hope for, you know, the quote of the day, the sound bite. and in one of the other entrees, that gene provided, my wife, elizabeth, and i visited, president bush at kennebunkport, it sadly months before he left us. and i mentioned all of this to him. and i said, you know, sir the day that the berlin wall came down, have to admit, you know, i was hoping for, you know, a punchier quote from you. but i know that you didn't want to rub this thing in the nose of the soviets. and he acknowledged that. he said, you're absolutely right. i in the bush vernacular, he knew it wouldn't be prudent. so that that's know what happened the day that the wall came down. i have a whole collection of what are you doing here stories about president bush. you're looking you're wondering where this is going. tell you in quick succession. in 1988, after he was president elect, bef