not worry they were the future but he was approaching retirement and then in his recliner from delray beachwith ge and america he spent millions of ge money pamphlets explaining the value of markets where ge operated the midwest or the east and all the extra social benefits in massachusetts and warned people grass would grow to the importance of competitive prices and wages and cost. in that case it would be creating a tv show called ge theater to showcase traditional american values including that aging actor to be the ge spokesman that was a union man a democrat who fired franklin roosevelt and the new deal so i won't say his name yet. [laughter] but he had potential. [laughter] with a special ge house with all modern appliances like the ge kitchen and those who was ronald reagan and von hayek and those have little essays added. that gave out like the manhattan institute this actor, ronald reagan wasn't popular across ge either talking about western propaganda they complained about him but they could not stop bowl would send him all over around with the mimeographed pages with the future

ge theater was canceled and bulware got pneumonia and then retired to delray beach so this only deepened the sense of failure ge itself deepened the cooperation with the federal government and news on bulware mocked his new efforts american voters did not turn away from socialism they thought social democracy or government sounded nice they voted in johnson as a socializing program he promised to cure poverty to make america an even better place a great place of an even stronger economy and they did create the beginnings of our national healthcare system of medicare. this year the great society leaders that johnson was only the beginning one of the revisions of the great society in this book is the revision of richard nixon. in my research nixon expanded government as johnson had before him and other presidents just added on with the program upon program of charles murray from the manhattan institute and then laid out a few more the curious about what the great society would yield by 1980 they were six times the 50 cost by 1980 public assistance was 13 times the cost of 1955 social insur

toilet, the actor was fired, ge theater was canceled and boulware got pneumonia and did retire to delray beach. the years that followed the subject of the great society only deepen the senseea of faile for such a venture. ge itself with cooperation as did many other companies with the federal government, the news on his tv set mocked his old efforts, american voters did not turned away from socialism, they thought expansion sounded nice. they voted in lyndon johnson and a socializing program we can called the great society. johnson promised to cure poverty, make america a better place, a great place with an even stronger economy and they did create the beginning of the a healthcare system that we are getting now, medicare. this error the great society leaders did strengthen unions and johnson was only the beginning, the revision of great society in this book is a revision of richard nixon and in my research i discovered nixon expanding government as johnson had before him and in some areas more rapidly and other presidents just added on to imagine a great and crusting process a program upon pr

let him grant him his recliner in delray beach. still, boulware determined to use his final years and hours to make his own long-term investment in saving the future , ge and america's . he wanted to teach americans the nature, the death, the preciousness of the gift they had in capitalism. he spent millions of ge money mimeograph and pamphlets explaining thevalue of markets . he wore down where ge operated, that the high wages and all the extra social benefits force companies to leave. one such town was pittsfield massachusetts, and industrial center. he warned the people, grass will grow in pittsfield if pittsfield didn't wake up to the importance ofcompetitive prices and wages and costs . boulware used new media, in his case that would be television to reach the people, creating a tv show some of you have seen call ge theater to showcase traditional american values. he hired staff including that actor be ge's spokesman. remember, the actor was a union man, a democrat who admired glenn resident roosevelt and the new deal. still i

all the way from delray beach, florida, this is fred's all-american christmas.t was super skinny -- >> oh, lauren foster serves in the south carolina army national guard, and this is her tree. oh, wow, that's awesome. m that's beautiful. ed: charles and his wife barbara are celebrating down in texas with this all-american christmas tree. you see the flag, you see santa's cap up on top instead of a star, that is fun as well. send us your photos. pete: late on the concept. america was setting the standard, we're just following. >> yeah, we want more. friends@foxnews.com. ed: it's a band on my apple watch. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] pete: ed is a patriot, is what sums up -- ed: you know who's a patriot? tom homan. he is a wonderful dude, fox news contributor, retired i.c.e. director. welcome, sir. >> hey, good morning. ed: you got a chance to work with james comey years ago -- i could stop right there. [laughter] but the big i.g. report is coming. what are you expecting? we've heard james comey say again and again there was, essentially, no fisa abuse, an