but then he invades grenada. what was the difference? >> guest: the communist was in grenada and that led to his views. >> host: but this is where he would cross with thatcher that shows to leaders you are very much in line and in respect of one another but with respect for their own country's independent offending someone and then defending someone but isn't it clear break in did not tell her because they didn't want anyone to know? snaky could have told her and he was such a good friend she would have kept confidence. why? i don't know but when you read the pages of transcripts reagan is sheepish. he says i am really sorry. but they were both the same person. tuesday we will get the bad guys. to bind them together. >> host: margaret thatcher was there and gave the eulogy at his funeral. it was beautiful. you mention that even as a last act as president he wrote a letter talking about communism and how they pull that off. he really. do you find with your study of reagan as president a depth of humility? >> guest: it is hard to say. i th

it was the communists were in grenada. that's what with his views so the whole thing that we leave it gives you what he really was he wasn't a warmonger and that's why i spend time on the deal. >> but again that's something where he crossed purposes with his close friend of margaret thatcher that shows the two leaders very much in line but faded they did what was best for their own countries. and if it meant offending someone it meant offending somebody that they had to make certain and isn't it clear reagan didn't tell her because they didn't want anybody to know? >> that he could have told her and she was such a good friend she would have kept his confidence. why he didn't tell her i don't know but when you read the pages of the transcripts from he's really sheepish like i'm really sorry, you know so it is a very good -- about what they were the same person, reagan and thatcher, they would steal, we are going to get the bad guy is coming to protect the nation and that's what bound them together. >> and margaret thatcher

he didn't think it was worth it to do that but then he invades grenada quite? why? the communist that is what lit his views. so though whole thing is he was not a warmonger that is why i spent time on the balkans. >> host: bet that is where he opposed that sure that i think shows to leaders very much to mind with respect of one another but did what was best for their own country. if that meant of sending someone it did but isn't it clear that reagan did not tell her because they didn't want to anybody to know? >> guest: but he could have told her and she was such a good friend and she would have kept his confidence. why he didn't i don't know if you read the transcript says he is very cheapest not defending himself. i am very sorry. but they were the same person. they would steal and get the bad guys to protect our nation and that is what bent them together. >> she was there and gave the eulogy at his funeral. it was beautiful. you mentioned that and he wrote a letter to her as his last act of president. talking about communism. humility. did you find as you studied

and then i was a part of the investigative team that was sent to grenada when president reagan had invaded that little tiny spice island down in the caribbean. and i was part of the team asked to go down and investigate the facts and circumstances surrounding our invasion of that country. so those are some of the extraordinary experiences that i was appointed to, in which i am very proud to have been selected to seven in that capacity. and proud that these men felt i had the confidence -- the competence to be able to perform that service. well, i think each time any one of us was singled out for the purpose of heading a special committee or investigation of that sort in the house, it drew attention to the entire caucus and the kind were capable of providing in the highest legislative body in the world. and i think that the two real leaders of the congressional black caucus in terms of the south after rica movement were delams and perron mitchell. i mean, all of us were involved and i remember when a group of us went to jail there in washington, d.c., because we went out and protested in fr

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is just yelling at reagan, she's so angry at him because he didn't tell her about the invasion of grenadaang. there's a lot of new stuff in it. but the overarch of the book is we want you to know about ronald reagan. >> of course, "killing reagan" are you suggesting that the assassination attempt back in '81 in any way led to the death of reagan? >> it -- no, i'm not suggesting that. it changed reagan's physiology and psychology. he came so close to death. and at that age when you get a trauma like that your body changes and your mind changes. but the white house apparatus kept that from the public. nobody knew that he had his good days and his bad days. and on his bad days he wouldn't even go to work. he watched soap operas. >> stay upstairs. >> stay upstairs. on his good days he was brilliant. and so we chronicle that struggle, that back and forth struggle. there was one point where his top advisers, guys who loved him, were thinking about removing him from the presidency. >> with howard baker, right? >> was the struggle alzheimer's which we learned later? >> it's impossible to say he h