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. >> we go through swede agan and norway. >> we are not denmark. i love denmark. we are the united states of america and it is our job to reign in the excesses of capitalism so it doesn't run a muck and doesn't cause the kind of inequities we are seeing in our economic system. >> clinton found herself on the defensive a couple of times including over her famous use of a private server to handle her e-mails when she was secretary of state. >> i have taken responsibility for it. i did say it was a mistake. i have been as transparent as i know to be. let's take a minute here and point out that this committee is base cancally an arm of the republican national committee. >> despite an ongoing investigation into the e-mails, bernie sanders came to hillary clinton's rescue on the issue saying he's sick of hear being it. the only candidate who came close to scoring against clinton was lincoln chaffey. >> looking at someone who made that poor decision in 2002 to go into iraq when there was no real evidence of weapons of mass destruction. >> i recall very well being on a de

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is important -- context,agan off you're trying to do things that give people the impression you have a list power -- the potential for miscalculation and --perception that's misperception -- that is a demonstration. we didn't mean to conquer half of ukraine. risk.s a real to avoid?e do is there anything we can do to avoid these misperceptions? steven: i agree with a very important point cliff just made -- where is the silver bullet? that the u.s. military has not been able to apply? that seems to me the whole risk of this venture -- if they cannot predict success and i think most people think they are going to fail, they are starting on a voyage doomed from the start and that is where i think it is potentially a big risk. they are just trying to force us to act. they don't want us to succeed in syria. they willntion is never push it to that point. be trappeduld easily in a situation where it didn't work and they have to go a little further. the putin mentality is not to give up in a fight. story about him learning the lessons of life, and one of which is if you start a fight, don't e

planned agan had only few minutes to speak with margaret thatcher, at that time the leader of the oppositionbut that short discussion was expanded into a 2-hour discussion, and immediately the two figures got on incredibly well. what were the qualities that margaret thatcher possess that so attracted reagan? and why did reagan admire margaret thatcher's leadership so deeply? edwin: i think it started out as a matter of philosophy. reagan --en governor actually he had just left the governorship at the time. they had discussions and it views about the limitations of government were very similar. but i think it was her aggressive or fighting spirit, if you will, the fact that she was willing to stand up for her --iefs, and i think that in intrigued him. he had a similar position when he took over as governor for the state. for, in terms of his views the federal government. also dealing with communism, there was a certain similarity of use there, no which were very important to him. of thethe combination philosophy and the ideas she expressed, but also her style was one that was very attractive

joint economic committee website and look at the growth from the bottom the recession when regular agan and the bottom of the recession that obama inherited. if we had grown during the obama presidency from the bottom of the reception at the same rate growth we did under reagan, there would be 12 million americans working today. who today are sitting at home not working. there's a lot of damage done to poor people. a lot of damage done to young people. a lot of damage done to communities by bad policies that put 12 million people out of work, compared to what happened when regulagan took a different viewpoint. reagan reduced them and created jobs and opportunities. w big difference between the reagan recovery and the obama recovery. reagan did it by crushing inflation which is not a problem obama had. and balancing the soviet union. is a lot more difficult, period, that he had, than obama ef picked up on. twice the growth, 4%, not 2%. >> david, this is grover, right? >> first of all, reagan had a cooperative congress. we have republicans who, the very night of the inauguration got toget