you can hold it in your heart or your hand. >> reporter: from "sunday today," harry smith. this week we highlight another life well lived. in 1960, a young cuban man named julio balsera found himself fleeing the country where he had been born and raised. after the cuban revolution puts fidel castro in power in 1969. when balsera was accused by castro regime, he escaped the island by hiding in a kitchen about net in a ship. he left venezuela for miami where he would live for the rest of his life and became a leader of education and politics. 1967 after seeing the cuban exile. balsera started his own bussing company. the operation started with a station wagon and driven by balsera himself. balsera became a political force as an organizer on the campaign of local mayors at congressman. he used his buses to to get voter to the polls. arrived on the shore of south florida. julio balsera helped to shape his new american home died last week in miami. he was 80 years old. at walgreens, we love smart savers. like yard-sale savers. tee-time savers. and especially med d savers. select

harry smith sat down with him today. >> reporter: how are you feeling? >> a hell of a lot better than i did a week ago i have no pain i'm out walking now. getting back to work feel good. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders told us that recently he found himself more fatigued and not as focused as usual. he'd had a checkup just two weeks ago. but last tuesday he knew he was in trouble >> get me a chair up here for a moment somebody said do you want to do selfies. i said my god i do not want to do selfies let me get the hell out of here. >> reporter: he went to an urgent care center >> they did a few tests and the doctor there said you're having a heart event. and it just struck me. i could not believe it >> reporter: did she tell you you were having a heart attack >> yeah. >> reporter: with sanders' wife jane in vermont, the campaign was in constant communication. >> honestly i didn't think about the campaign at all. i thought about bernie >> reporter: sanders was rushed to the hospital where two stents were inserted in an artery but a full account of his

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harry smith, nbc news. >> at least they let him use a nail gun. that's our broadcast for this monday night as we start a new week. thank you so much for being here with us. good night from our nbc headquarters here in new york. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> it's lucky i'm the president because i guess i don't know why a lot of people said very people could handle it. >> new subpoenas and a new whistle-blower. >> you can't impeach a president for doing a great job. >> tonight as the case for impeachment gets worse for the president, new reporting on trump allies trying to profit in ukraine. why donald trump is warming up the bus for rick perry. >> he put glasses on so people will think he's smart. >>> plus, today's court ruling that found the president is not immune from criminal investigation. why the president's surprise syria move is angering potential impeachment jurors. >> i like president trump. i've tried to help him.

harry smith, nbc news. >> at least they let him use a nail gun.t's our broadcast for this monday night as we start a new week. thank you so much for being here with us. good night from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>>. >>> this morning, president trump is facing fierce backlash from lawmakers on both sides of aisle for his decision to withdraw troops from the northern border of syria. even some of the president's closest allies are saying the move would be a mistake. >> plus, president trump says he is not concerned about the second whistle-blower who has come forward about his phone call with the leader of ukraine. this, as house democrats weigh whether to mask the identity of the first whistle-blower. >> and america's federal deficit is ballooning the congressional budget office says the deficit for 2019 is estimated at just under $1 trillion.

> and an nbc news exclusive, bernie sanders answering questions about his heart attack to nbc's harry smith. >> there was an absolute of transparency. >> i think there's a media thing. i think to try to understand what in fact was going on, i think we did it appropriately and quickly as we could. so no apologies. >>> and a busy day in washington. good day, i'm andrea mitchell with breaking news about the ratifies of two rudy giuliani associates in ukraine ventures as they were trying to leave the country at dulles airport, having refused to answer questions to house investigators. lev parnas and igor fruman, big donors to pro-trump political action committees, both expected to appear in a federal court in alexandria, virginia, at 2:00 eastern. they're charged with making illegal straw donations to a trump super pac. the two helped giuliani lobby ukrainian officials to investigate the bidens at the same time as they were pursuing a profitable deal with a ukraine state-owned gas company. they told several people the president would replace the u.s. ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch, mo

. >>> finally, he's 95 years old from inspiring america today here is harry smith. >> reporter: it's not for nothg, by many as a best example of a former preside he's worked tirelessly to end disease in africa. he's traveled the world, promoting and defending democracy. and then of course, there is habitat for humanity where he's volunteered for decades not just as a spokesperson but as a hammer and saw swinging man of the people so when carter took a hard fall, no one would have blamed him for skipping his turn at building another house for the needy. >> i took 40 stitches in my forehead and my eye is black as you notice, but i had a number one priority and that was to come to nashville to build houses. >> reporter: and he did indeed go back to work as he and roslyn 4,000 homes.y is ♪ >> kelly: i want never knew wht this could mean so much ♪ ♪ so my love in your arms ♪ i can't feel no more what are you waiting for mama love me like you do ♪ ♪ love me like you do ♪ love me like you do ♪ touch me like you do ♪ touch me like you do ♪ what are you waiting for ♪ , ♪ ♪ love me like you do

harry smith, nbc news. >> at least they let him use a nail gun.ast for this monday night as we start a new week. thank you so much for being here with us. good night from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. it's become a regular thing where i start the show by saying, boy, wow, there's a lot of news. but honestly, come on. on a day like today, we could all admit that's where we are, right? it does feel like we're in just this kind of cycle right now. there's so much happening so fast, basically every day now. the news cycle didn't slow down at all over this weekend that we just went through. today has been just remarkable. we have a ton of really big developments either directly related to the impeachment of president trump or sort of adjunct to that story. one of the things we'll be

we're going hear much more from senator sanders in an exclusive sit-down interview with our own harry smith that's tomorrow right here on "nbc nightly news. >>> in dallas, the suspect is in custody and police are searching for two more men in the killing of a witness who testified in the murder trial of former dallas police officer amber guyger our morgan chesky is in dallas >> reporter: tonight a multi-state manhunt to find the man police say murdered joshua brown. >> these suspects are to be considered dangerous because they're armed. >> reporter: authorities issuing capital murder arrest warrants for thaddeous green and michael mitchell in brown's death. brown, a key witness in the murder trial of amber guyger police say friday the suspects drove from alexandria, louisiana to dallas, meeting up with brown to buy drugs >> thaddeous green gets out of the vehicle, has a conversation with joshua brown, which escalates into physical altercations >> reporter: the confrontation ended in gunfire police say brown opened fire first before being fatally shot by green today dallas police stressing t

but that nor a nasty fall kept former president jimmy carter from inspiring america today here is harry smith. >> reporter: it's not for nothing, jimmy carter is viewed by many as a best example of a former president he's worked tirelessly to end disease in africa. he's traveled the world, promoting and defending democracy. and then of course, there is habitat for humanity where he's volunteered for decades not just as a spokesperson but as a hammer and saw swinging man of the people so when carter took a hard fall, no one would have blamed him for skipping his turn at building another house for the needy. >> i took 40 stitches in my forehead and my eye is black as you notice, but i had a number one priority and that was to come to nashville to build houses. >> reporter: and he did indeed go back to work as he and roslyn have done 36 times in 14 different countries helping to build or renovate more than 4,000 homes. among those who have held the highest office in the land perhaps he among them truly is >>> right now at 6:00, take a look, a nightmare in the east bay. those are wild pigs feasti

harry smith is here with the new installment of "mr.ci, pacino, robert de niro, and ray romano. >> another day at the office, two old friends greet each other, two prose lucky for us, we have ray de n and romano, too. it is just another day at the office two old friends greet each other warmly they are season pros >> how long have you known each other? don't tell him. >> a long time we met as young actors together. we met each other in the '60s. >> i was running away from an armed robbery. >> well, you had one of those kind of looks. >> they have done all right these two, actors first, movie stars, yes, but actors first >> what do you admire most about al >> we've sort of grown up over the years, decades, and had similar types of situations in our lives, success. >> we both sort of happened around the same time, and maybe it was too, the era back then, it was a different thing being famous, and we were suddenly famous even though we had been working for years before and i think that has a way of affecting you. somewhere, somehow, we kne

. >> okay, as i said harry smith, that's tremendously depressing. why?y wealthy as a result of it. >> some people one sitting here. >> and when government said an almost not done at all. ibm said we're not interested. at&t said we're in the interested. some little company did this and the day they first did it, right, ucla to stanford -- >> 1969. >> exactly right. that the two words they were trying to type into the thing logon. they got to l-o then the system crash. >> 1966, we had the first version of the worldwide web but not for people. 1994 when katy couric was asking about the internet. >> early '90s, i remember having a pc at home and we had taped a piece of paper on the wall. there was no user friendly software. we had all these cheat sheets out there because it was slash something something. all that stuff like that. of course now, we as adults consume five times more information than we did 50 years ago every day. five times more. >> and our kids, what, 20 times? >> it's quite -- >> i was going to say are we better? >> no, it's poison. you know

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moments ago, 2020 president of candidate bernie sanders sitting down with msnbc's harry smith followingeart of talk attack, here's what he had to say about quitting the race because of that scare. >> people should think that -- >> so you will go to the debate? >> absolutely. >> martha: coming up next, former obama advisor susan rice comes out swinging in the fans of joe biden. listen to this. >> what donald trump is doing so effectively is taking his own greatest vulnerability, which is the perception that he is corrupt and his children are corrupt, and trying to turn it into his opponent's greatest weakness. >> martha: gregg jarrett and marie harf join me next. and we'd like to put a fire pit out there, and a dock with a boat, maybe. why haven't you started building? well, tyler's off to college... and mom's getting older... and eventually we would like to retire. yeah, it's a lot. but td ameritrade can help you build a plan for today and tomorrow. great. can you help us pour the foundation too? i think you want a house near the lake, not in it. come with a goal. leave with a plan. td

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as harry smith reports it's typo that paved the way to the personal computers, social media and amazone. >> the google search engine has gotten so popular it's given rise to something called googling. that's where you type in the name of a friend to see how many times he or she shows up on the internet. and then there's self-googling where you type in your own name. >> the power and speed of the internet made a lot of things obsolete. a show of hands for those who remember encyclopedias. connectivity, we wonder if anyone imagined an america that we spent so much time on screens. as much as 12 hours a day including tv. the first electronic connector was samuel morse. his message in 1866, what had god wrought? what indeed? >> if you heard googling yourself, i think of something different. that's if you watch "30 rock." that's wrap it up for this hour. some people know what i'm talking about. get what else is 50? three letters, a-l-i ali velshi. >> thank you, friend. >> you're welcome. >> people pay attention to our interaction on tv. you know an hour ago when i introduced you and i calle

harry smith sat down with the 2020 democratic candidate. >> a couple days and there seems to be the sensemust be hiding something. what is going on? >> i think sometimes people think campaigns are, we are dealing with all kind of doctors and want a sense of what is going on, really. the first thing we try to do is understand what is going on and it's not a baseball game. so, i think we acted absolutely appropriately. >> you can catch more of that interview tonight on nbc "nightly news." >>> that is it for me. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. two big stories crowding out all else today. donald trump's obstruction of his own impeachment investigation which has the support of majority of americans. and the attack of the trail. america's ally in the fight against isis. two big lead stories and two crises both of donald trump's make. maybe that's part of problem, folks. maybe the fact that the president turned his back on american allies some

there have been confusing statements from him with harry smith. what's the deal? >> yeah, obviously, when you're recovering or recuperating from a heart attack, we're not going to rush into things and do six events a day as he's been doing for many months now. we're going to start to build up. you can anticipate that the first big public event will be in new york city. i hope people will be there on saturday. it will be quite an event. i hope people will watch it. from there, we'll move quickly to iowa, and we'll do a full leg in iowa. then we'll continue to build up over time. obviously, i'm monitoring, we're all watching to make sure that we're not rushing him too quickly. but he's itching, he wants to go. he'd rather be doing six events a day right now. many of us are the ones trying to make sure we take it slowly here. >> you talked about how he wants to lay out his vision on this very big debate stage. it seems to me, faiz, we saw some of that in the peter alexander piece ahead of you. saying from sanders that elizabeth warren is a capitalist in her bones. i'

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here is more of the exclusive interview with nbc's harry smith. >> the campaign says you have stents> two stents. >> it's a couple days before we learn you had a heart attack. there seemed to be this sense, well, the campaign must be hiding something. what's going on? >> no, that's not nonsense. we're dealing with all kinds of doctors. we wanted to have a sense of what the hell was going on. >> what should people think? >> people should think that i had a procedure which hundreds of thousands of people a year have. people should think, according to the doctors, i'm on the way to a full recovery. >> age, heart attack. do you think that hurts you're lengthabili -- your electability. >> the voter looks at age, look at health. they also look at the ideas that you believe in and the struggles you're fighting. >> the sanders campaign is telling us there are currently no public campaign events scheduled for the senator. that means as of now, at least, the next time we'll see him in his official capacity is at the democratic debate next tuesday. >>> coming up next hour on this program, presi

here's what he told nbc's harry smith about criticism the sanders campaign was not trance parent at leastof days before we learned you had a heart attack. there seemed to be this sense, well, the campaign must be hiding something, what's going on? >> no, that's nonsense. and i think, you know, sometimes however people think campaigns are, we're dealing with all kinds of doctors. and we wanted to have a sense what's going on really. so the first thing we try to do is understand what's going on and not run to "the new york times" to report every 15 minutes. you know, it's not a baseball game. so i think we acted appropriately. >> despite that there's still some questions around sanders health. sanders hoping to hit his stride before the iowa caucuses in february. but it does raise a lot of questions not just about bernie sanders but about elizabeth warren, joe biden, about president trump, whether or not they are all going to be in good health and stamina trout the duration of this campaign. that does it for me. you can always catch me weekday mornings 5:00 a.m. eastern on morning joe first

on wednesday, harry smith gets to sit down with two hollywood legends, robert de niro and al pacino,alloween extravaganza. we're going to give you a clue about our costumes. >> you kind of just want to blurt them out right now. >> i have no idea what you two are. >> we have better sources. we know what you are. >> i know you do. >> it will be fun. all will be revealed on thursday morning. >>> the news at 8:00, pressing for key members of isis after the weekend raid that left the group's leader dead. nbc news's chief correspondent richard engel is in the region, he's in syria. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. this is not over, the u.s. special operations forces and their kurdish allies are trying to make sure they use the intelligence they gathered from that compound while it is still fresh and kurdish officials say they targeted the isis spokesman. u.s. commandos were on the ground for about two hours going through the compound. they were looking for baghdadi. they were trying to separate some civilians from the area, but crucially they were trying to gathe

senator bernie sanders sat down with harry smith in the wake of the heart attack that forced him to takeis presidential run. >> the campaign says you had stents put in. >> two stents. >> a couple days before we learned you had a heart attack there seemed to be a sense well, the campaign must be hiding something. what's going on? >> we're dealing with all kinds of doctors, and we wanted to have a sense of what the hell was going on, really. >> what should people think? >> people should think that i had a procedure which hundreds of thousands of people a year have people should think that according to the doctors i'm on the way to a full recovery. >> senator sanders says he will release all of his medical records but did not say when and he plans on participating in next week's fourth democratic presidential debate. >>> we've got the news covered would you like a boost >> yes, we would. >>> a heartwarming moment on the football field, reminding us all about the true meaning of teamwork 7-year-old bryson jenkins didn't let cerebral palsy stop him from becoming an honorary captain he was giv

. >> bernie sanders speaking with harry smith in an interview that aired last night on nbc nightly news misspoke the other day. i said a word i should not have said and media drives me a little nuts to make a big deal of it. we're getting back in the groove of a very vig yourself campaign. i love doing rallies and town meetings. joining us now, the co-founder of h uruff post and thrive glob. she has a piece called bernie sapders is missing a good opportunity. i don't mind what he said to harry. they are amounting to a small amount of time. they say there is a bigger point, a big opportunity they missed. >> as he eluded to 800,000 people a year have heart attacks. this is about disease financing, and the styles that lead to heart attacks an the incredible increases. and he has an opportunity to do this. 75% of health care problems and health care costs are because of stress related, lifestyle related preventable factors. let's see, you know? what is his blood pressure and his cholesterol level. how many are we sleeping? how do we exercise. how do we prevent heart disease, the biggest wig

harris was smart. she did well in high school. she went off to smith college kappa.duated phi beta she did everything a wealthy young woman of that era was supposed to do. once she got her degree, she got married. he was a nice guy, but he was not terribly ambitious. he came from a good family, but when he graduated from college, he was not moving up in his company is -- as quickly as his family would like, and he making as much money the harris family had grown up with. jean harris's stirs to deviate from what was expected from a woman at this point. james had moved to michigan wish -- which is outside of detroit. this is all in the general area. it is another wealthy suburb. they had two sons, and they sendt have enough money to their kids to private school. got her masters in education and began teaching at a private girls school. this changed the dynamics jean quite as and bit. she later would say she married james to irritate her father. in the end, they got divorced at around 1964. she took a new job in philadelphia. she was the headmistress of a

it means that jean harris had to go to smith college because it was a woman school and one of the best schools open to her. her students can go to yale and go to stanford. they can go to princeton. they can go to the university of virginia, they can go all to all of these places that were not open to jean harris. the expectations are changing as well. the expectations are no longer that you simply go to college, get married, have kids, and relive the 1950's. you're supposed to have a career. socially, things are changing as well. the 1980's are -- we have had recreational drugs for a while. as soon as somebody figured out i can smoke this or take this, they were probably doing it. in the early 1980's, drugs were pretty rampant on the east coast ira was no exception. remember, it is the 1980's in northern virginia. marijuana is not legal in any way shape or form and it's not legal for kids under the age of 18. madeira is facing financial challenges. girls schools were not as popular. they were expensive. jean harris is under pressure from her board of trustees because they want her to b

harris was smart. she went to high school. she went to smith college. she graduated phi beta kappa. she did everything a wealthy young woman was supposed to dupe your she said there's a struggle over the gun. there does appear to be evidence she was bruised. she testified he hit her in ways he had never hit her before. there's no evidence he had hit her prior to this. >> and at 10:00 on real america, president richard nixon's november 3, 1969 silent majority speech. >> to you, the great silent minority -- majority of my fellow americans, i ask for your support. i have pledged to my campaign for the presidency to end the war in a way that we could win the peace. i have initiated a plan of action which will enable me to keep that pledge. >> sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern, former u.s. foreign service officer john lambert on his time as a hosford -- hostage in iran. >> what says in your culture that permits you to hold, to detain a guest against his will? >> at 8:00 on "the presidency," ronald reagan's white house political advisor frank dolan totally -- frank donatelli and a historian. >>

smith, bbc news, aberdeen. a spokesperson for the family of harry dunn, the young man killed in a road accident involving the wifelving the wife of a us diplomat, has visited the white house in the last few hours. harry, who was 19, died when his motorbike collided with a car outside and raf base in august. —— an raf base. mark edwards has all the day's sport in bbc sport today. goodbye. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: rodrygo's last—gasp goal for spain sends the spaniards to euro 2020. more football fallout from the fan racism in the bulgaria versus england match. the head of the bulgarian football union resigns. and we'll be in spain to learn how the next generation of european golfers hope to defend the solheim cup. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. we start with football — and spain have become the latest team to qualify for next year's european championship finals, but they left it late to salvage the point they needed in sweden to qualify. marcus berg put the home side in front, five minutes after the re—start. but valencia's rodrigo pro

. >>> minutes away, we are playing games with will smith and this >>> that, guys, is a very unhappy prince harrii. that altercation happened just hours before he attacked the media for how they've be treating meghan. and harry is not the only one. topping tonight's know and tell, justin bieber loses his honeymoon glow. >> get the -- out of the front of my car! what's your problem? >> justin and hailey picked up burgers last night in hollywood, and they came with a side of paparazzi. >> hey, justin. >> get out of my face, bro. you guys are like mosquitoes. you're like ticks. >> after justin voiced his frustration, a man approached his open door. >> i don't care where you're from. get out of my car. >> we hope those burgers were worth the hassle. >>> let's move on to someone feeling the love, shall we? cue rod stewart. ♪ have i told you lately that i love you? ♪ >> the timeless rocker surprised a british couple who were left without flights just days before their las vegas wedding after an unexpected travel company bankruptcy. caesars palace stepped up and threw in a little something extra. >> we

harris was smart. she went off to smith college. she graduated phi beta kappa. she says there is a struggle over the gun. there does in fact seem to be evidence that she is bruised. she testifies that he hits her in ways that he had never hit her before. there's no evidence either way that he had hit her prior to this or if he was struggling to pull a gun away. >> and at 10:00 on real america, president richard nixon's november 3rd, 1969, silent majority speech. >> tonight, to you, the great silent majority of my fellow americans, i ask for your support. i pledged in my campaign for the presidency to end the war in a way that we could win the peace. i have initiated a plan of action, which will enable me to keep that pledge. >> sunday, at 6:00 p.m. eastern, former u.s. foreign service officer john limberg on his time as a hostage in iran. >> what says in your culture that permits you to -- to -- to detain a guest against his will? >> and at 8:00, on the presidency, ronald reagan's white house political affairs director, frank donatelli on reagan's campaigns for

brendan gleason of harry potter fame will play donald trump. and maggie smith will play the role of adam schiff. we're kidding. >> laura: they do that with republicans. what's good for the goose is good for the gander. >> i don't think anyone is going to this movie. not to be outdone, film staging of the text messages between lisa page and peter strzok was released this week. it's called "fbi lovebirds." it stars superman's dean cain and buffy the vampire slayer's kristy swanson. >> i just went to a southern virginia walmart and i could smell the trump support. yeah. it's scary real down here. >> vomit. vomit. vomit. vomit. vomit. >> having a really tough time with the election this morning. >> i brought "all the presidents men", figured i needed to brush up on watergate. meanwhile, we have our task at hand. >> our task at hand. it reminds you -- by the way those are verbatim texts from >>these two. >> laura: you need the one where he's talking about obama. he mentions obama. >> it reminds me -- the fbi agents and their devotion to leaking did the press and the

smith, bbc news, aberdeen. the headlines on bbc news... the family of harrys — fly to the country, hoping for a meeting. hundreds are reported to have escaped from a camp in northern syria, holding family members of islamic state fighters — as an offensive by turkey against the kurds continues. borisjohnson tells his cabinet a brexit deal is on the horizon, but a statement from european commission says a lot of work remains to be done. a demonstration has been held at stormont to mark one thousand days since the collapse of the assembly in northern ireland. the event took place as it was revealed that mlas claimed more than £280,000 in travel expenses between april 2018 and march this year. jayne mccormack has more. singing. # stop their wages.# it is an unwanted milestone, 1000 days without any form of government in northern ireland. mlas have not been able to pass laws or hold debates since stormont collapsed but they are still entitled to their salaries and travel expenses. no action, no work but they're getting paid and i am fed up. what is your message t

smith, bbc news, aberdeen. the headlines on bbc news... the family of harryd collision with an american woman who then fled to the us — arrive in the country, hoping for a meeting. hundreds are reported to have escaped from a camp in northern syria, holding family members of islamic state fighters as an offensive by turkey against the kurds continues. borisjohnson tells his cabinet a brexit deal is on the horizon, but a statement from european commission says a lot of work remains to be done. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's holly hamilton. good evening. there's a new world record in the women's marathon — after kenya's brigid kosgei eclipsed the previous record in chicago earlier. she stormed to victory in the chicago marathon, knocking over a minute off the record set by paula radcliffe back in 2003 in london, and radcliffe was on hand to congratulate the kenyan at the finish line. iam i am feeling good and i was happy because i was not expecting to run like this. but today i make wonders to run my best time which i could not

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harris the woman accused of a doctor. >> she was smart. she did well in high school. she went off to smith college. she graduated phi beta kappa, she did everything a wealthy woman of that era is supposed to do. she says there's a struggle over the gun. she testify that is he hits her in ways that she had hit her before. there's no evidence either way that he had hit her prior to this. >> and at 10 on "reel america," richard nixon's november 3rd, 1969 silent majority speech. >> i ask for your support. i pledged in my campaign for the presidency to end the war in a way that we could win the peace. i have initiated a plan of action which will enable me to keep that pledge. >> sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern, former u.s. foreign service officer on his time as a hostage in iran. >> what says in your culture that permits you to detain a guest against his will? >> and at 8:00 on the presidency, ronald reagan white house political affairs director and historian on reagan's campaigns for the white house. >> reagan just cleans up in new hampshire, he wins 2-1, and it was such momentum that it's a good thing we

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