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in my heart richard nixon started when i was 7 years old, and he was running for vice president with dwight eisenhower. i read a child's biography of richard nixon, and it said he was always being picked on and teased in the school yard when he was a child, and i identified with, that may be every child. >> there were lots of old comys that loathed him. even at that age i plait made a vital. they liked to pick on him because he was sensitive. he was a vulnerable human being. he wasn't tough like ike. he wasn't tough like mr. trump. he was a typical -- he was not a typical politician with the thick skin. he was a poet. a sort of artist. intellectual. at every stable of his life, he was a sensitive boy on a school yard, and i identified. there was something about richard nixon that i -- for whatever reason, richard nixon was a born peacemaker. it started in a big way after, not before, when richard nixon was vice president you should dwight eisenhower. it's little talked about. it was wildly off the rails. the main instrument that divide eisenhower used was his vice president richard nixon wh

the moderate dwight eisenhower takes conservative richard nixon.the more moderate -- and more conservative lbj, the more conservative nixon. so they operated in a sense of equilibrium for a generation or two. goldwater nominated in 1064. they should take nelson rockefeller or somebody else to unify the party. that takes miller his little-known congressman from buffalo, new york, even marcus surfeited and he is. goldwater at the time is fast by depicts miller and he said something like he paces off lyndon johnson even more than i do. but with the conservative ticket along with the process of delivering moderate liberal side of the republican party, so had john racing becomes a democrat with a republican, but also begins the process of the track to conservative democrats. the democrats and republicans to the republican and begins the process of reorganizing the two major political parties and a continuous and 72 by george mcgovern who picked the equilibrium liberal tom eagleton. the two parties represent pretty much monolithic ideology. they were abl

in some cases like dwight, it was five decades ago when you started serving richard nixon.we were enthusiastic. we really thought we could conquer the world. well, here we are four decades later. not so fresh faced anymore but we're still awfully enthusiastic and i will tell you this, we are so proud of the small part we have played along with our donors in creating this magnificent new library, the new exhibits which tell the story and the totality of the man who was a great president. [ applause ] the opportunity to be part of this enriched our lives because it reminded us it refreshed us on things we knew but you know, you sort of forget as you go through life for four decades. we learned more about the opening to china, about the airlift that saved israel in 1973. about the ending of the segregation in the south, the ending of the war in vietnam. the ending of the draft. and the many other accomplishments. now, those of us who contributed, those of us who have served, we've been thanked, by tricia, by members of the family, and by others for our contributions. i will te

it was dwight eisenhower that created the national wildlife t refuge and richard nixon created the environmental protection agency.as ronald reagan got lead out of gasoline and george w. bush inro his final address to the country said we have a problem, we are addicted to oil. something has happened since then over the past ten years that has radicalized and brought the republicans on the wrong road that's corrupted ourow politics we need to stand up for it and talk about what is besttr for the country. >> host: who do you get money from clicks f >> guest: individual funders.. we have no corporate funders. it's individual donations from the 2.4 million supporters around the country. >> host: one more call, cleveland ohio on the democrats line. 2.4 >> caller: i would like to know if they are saying there is no climate change then why are their child of the arctic the size of rhode island and since i've lived in cleveland all my life 55 years and the river no longer catches on fire because of the epa.s, and t you don't see the disgusting air we breathe in any mor it in anyo say that the epa is and

not under richard nixon. not under dwight eisenhower. not even under truman. but under barack hussein obama's policies during his presidency he way the deck was tilted against the middle class that shrunk as the poor in america and under obama's policies, we actually hit a milestone in american history, 95% of the income went to the top 1% income earners. that's pretty amazing. so i do personally, mr. speaker, think that has something to do gaining theublicans majority in the house, in the enate, getting the presidency. americans by huge margin of electoral votes, and if you look at the map, who voted for donald trump and who voted for hillary clinton, pretty well establishes the democratic party as the fringe party of america. they won the fringes other than some major cities here and there. but they're the fringe party. and all across america, the bulk of america, when you look at the map, voted to change course. let's try something different so that 95% of america's income doesn't end up in the pockets of the top 1%. those same 1% that will be paying presid

richard haase, contributor to "time" magazine and former aide to the george w. bush white house and state departments alease jordan. deputy managing editor of "time" magazine dwight broke the news about steve bannon losing his seat on the national security council. and that is where we gin this morning. after ten weeks, senior counsellor to the president, steven bannon has been removed from the national security council. an alert issued on tuesday, the joint chiefs chairman and intelligence director and out of the energy secretary and cia director and putting homeland security council under the national security adviser h.r. mcmaster's control a. senior white house official said bannon had only attended one meeting of the principles committee and was no longer needed to serve as a check on former national security adviser michael flynn. in a statement, bannon said, former national security adviser susan rice quote operationalized the nsc during the last administration. i was put on to ensure that it was de-operationalized. general mcmaster has returned to nsc to its proper function. last night vice president mike pence said the changes were nothing out of the ord

the moderate dwight eisenhower takes conservative richard nixon. the more moderate jfk takes a more conservative lbj and mark conservative richard nixon takes henry cabot lodge. the parties operated in a sense of equilibrium for a generation or two. goldwater's nominated in 1964. they unify the party. bill miller is a little-known congressman from buffalo, new york is even more conservative than he is. goldwater at the time said she was asked why he picked bill miller and he said something like this about lyndon johnson even more than i do. but this conservative ticket begins the process of driving moderate liberal side of the republican party. they become the democrat, but also begins to process the track and conservative democrats. going through democrats and republicans and begins the process of reorganizing the two major political parties and it continues in 72 by george mcgovern who will pick the equally liberal tom eagleton said that the two parties represent pretty much monolithic ideologies. when it's all liberal can one is so conservative.