now, i know-- folks, i know i would do anything for my dog, gipper. he loves to chase squirrels, so i released hundreds of them into my house. which reminds me-- "get rabies shots." you see, pets, pets of wealthy americans appear to have more disposable income than most poor people. so if we want to really close the income gap, there is a simple answer-- the poor should become rich people's pets. ( laughter ) after all-- hear me out-- after all, 30% of the poor are uninsured. meanwhile, 800,000 pets in the nation have health insurance to make sure they don't get sick. and health care, folks, is just one of the benefits. you get a roof over your head, plenty of exercise, and your meals are loaded with chunks of real beef lips. ( laughter ) it's the least-- it's the least we can do because we rich have a moral obligation to do something about the alarming rising number of poor. oh, which reminds me, you're going to have to be spayed or neutered. now, of course-- ( laughter ) ( applause ) of course, folks, we will not neuter all of you. let strong ones w

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win just one for the gipper. >> bill: what major league baseball team did ronald reagan call games foram? >> bill: very good. chicago cubs. >> illinois guy. >> >> an illinois guy, that's correct. st. louis is fairly close. >> it is close. >> bill: across the mississippi river. >> he went from illinois to l.a. >> bill: we have four for four on both candidates. now the tie breaker. president bush and vice president dan quayle were critical of two sitcoms they felt set bad examples for the country. quayle critical of murphy brown because the title character decided to be a single mom and bush was critical of what program? >> bill: cards up, please. roll the tape. >> a, and -- good memoirs. good not great. now, that's outboards. rattle a few windows down ken bunk port. >> hello, mr. bush. >> bill: it was d, the answer was d, levy wins. >> very intimate knowledge. >> bill: the simpsons it was good. it was spirited it was very competitive. >> wasn't even close. >> bill: you okay? you know where you are? all right. you got them all right. >> gutfeld is under arrest. >> finally. >> bill: he mi

win just one for the gipper. >> bill: what major league baseball team did ronald reagan call games forery good. chicago cubs. >> illinois guy. >> >> an illinois guy, that's correct. st. louis is fairly close. >> it is close. >> bill: across the mississippi river. >> he went from illinois to l.a. >> bill: we have four for four on both candidates. now the tie breaker. president bush and vice president dan quayle were critical of two sitcoms they felt set bad examples for the country. quayle critical of murphy brown because the title character decided to be a single mom and bush was critical of what program? >> bill: cards up, please. roll the tape. >> a, and -- good memoirs. good not great. now, that's outboards. rattle a few windows down ken bunk port. >> hello, mr. bush. >> bill: it was d, the answer was d, levy wins. >> very intimate knowledge. >> bill: the simpsons it was good. it was spirited it was very competitive. >> wasn't even close. >> bill: you okay? you know where you are? all right. you got them all right. >> gutfeld is under arrest. >> finally. >> bill: he might be there t

then go to step 2 -- win one with the gipper. >> now, if you don't want to take my word for it, take it from one of my predecessors, one of the previous presidents. he said, and i'm quoting here -- the bridges and highways we fail to repair today will have to be rebuilt tomorrow at many times the cost. that president was ronald reagan. we just put up a statue of him at the airport. since when do we have republicans voting against ronald reagan's ideas? >> that's a good one. but step 3 is the clincher. when it doubt just preach the truth. >> you had legislation reaffirming that in god we trust is our motto? that's not putting people back to work. i trust in god, but got wants to see us help ourselves by putting people back to work. >> and the president's already mastered step 4 -- just keep hammering republicans with their own message -- where are the jobs? joining me now is new york senator chuck schumer, he's chairman of the senate democratic policy and communication center. thank you for being on the show tonight. >> good evening, rev. good to be on your show. >> let me ask you, se

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one thing we have not mentioned is invariably, "win one for the gipper." that was hollywood. >> when ronald reagan and pat o'brien are arrived at the campus of never gained for the premier of new rockne, i imagine that. thousands of people arrive by train for the opening of the movie. andrea mentioned in geneva when he met gorbachev, before he was going to geneva, we asked him at a news conference, mr. president, are you nervous about meeting a soviet leader? and he said, oh, no, i once starred opposite errol flynn. [laughter] >> he did love movies. i went to the archive and this was a list of all of the movies they saw at camp david in 15 years. they went there just about every weekend, or most weekends. and the selection of movies is very surprising. it is worth checking out. >> i remember going to camp david and watching movies periodically and sitting in the president's cabin and passing around popcorn and you are just focus on the movie as if he were in someone's never met and you were comfortable and focus on the movie. >> those stories are making su

one thing we have not mentioned is invariably, "win one for the gipper." that was hollywood. >> when ronald reagan and pat o'brien are arrived at the campus of never gained for the premier of new rockne, i imagine that. thousands of people arrive by train for the opening of the movie. andrea mentioned in geneva when he met gorbachev, before he was going to geneva, we asked him at a news conference, mr. president, are you nervous about meeting a soviet leader? and he said, oh, no, i once starred opposite errol flynn. [laughter] >> he did love movies. i went to the archive and this was a list of all of the movies they saw at camp david in 15 years. they went there just about every weekend, or most weekends. and the selection of movies is very surprising. it is worth checking out. >> i remember going to camp david and watching movies periodically and sitting in the president's cabin and passing around popcorn and you are just focus on the movie as if he were in someone's never met and you were comfortable and focus on the movie. >> those stories are making su

perhaps most famously won a president reagan's nickname the gipper comes from his portrayal of george get the legendary notre dame football player and the movie new brockley all american. when president reagan spoke at notre dame's commencement in 1981, he spoke of playing the role. he spoke of how the famous locker room speech that he gave invoking the name of george get to motivate his players quote so inspired and that they rose above their personal animosities for someone they had never known. they join together in a common cause and attained the unattainable. in that speech president reagan then spoke of the problems that america faced then, some of which sound a lot like the challenges that america faces today. i thus look forward to hearing from our panelists as they reflect on how president reagan faced the challenges then berg. perhaps we can learn something about how to face the challenges that face us now. again, quoting from president reagan's commencement address. he spoke of how in its third century the american nation would quote, the age, affirm its leadership of free