jack ryan is too good to be true. her viewer notes that the only serve virtue that's not described about ryan is how good he is in bed. americans in the book with uniformly intelligent capable and disciplined. he gives the book a positive review calling the book great fun. the los angeles times noted that the work never quite sticks. however reagan's love of the book rested on the simplicity of design. historian christina kline notes -- simplified the cold war into themes that were acceptable narrative of reagan's policy that was ready made for consumption. this is similar to the role that reagan experienced with james mitchner in the 1980s. mit mitchner served as the paraphraser for the cold war policy. he filed stories from the korean war, talking about the virtue and heroism of the service, trying to bolster support for a war as it starts to decline in america. clancy fills the same role as paraphraser for reagan in the 1980s. the novelist also happened reagan envision the present and near future state of the milita

jack ryan is too good to be true. viewer notes that the only serve virtue that's not described about ryan is how good he is in bed. americans in the book with uniformly intelligent capable and disciplined. he gives the book a positive review calling the book great fun. the los angeles times noted that the work never quite sticks. however reagan's love of the book rested on the simplicity of design. historian christina kline notes -- simplified the cold war into themes that were acceptable narrative of reagan's policy that was ready made for consumption. this is similar to the role that reagan experienced with james mitchner in the 1980s. mit mitchner served as the paraphraser for the cold war policy. he filed stories from the korean war, talking about the virtue and heroism of the service, trying to bolster support for a war as it starts to decline in america. clancy fills the same role as paraphraser for reagan in the 1980s. the novelist also happened reagan envision the present and near future state of the military,

. >> i never even met jack ryan. and so although there is truth in fiction, i wanted to show you a little bit of reality and now moving into the realm of fiction. the best written piece is his first article and it was actually reviewed on the website which is very unusual. [inaudible] >> it was based on this. >> and no relationship to the others either. and when he was killed, this was not exactly a biography, but it was close. and it really does give you a feel for what it is like. >> i signed the book. and then we just talked about it as well. in the more visual medium one is homeland. and everything in the foreground, you know, that is never going to happen. but the background, obsession, focus, mission. it rings really true. and there are many things in their that are artistically correct but they are not factually correct. and i actually touch upon this in the book. and they say for example that there is a straight line in the movie between this. and they realized that we were connected. but it wasn't likely. an

i am not sure when he starts getting into jack ryan junior looks. some of these are spinoffs. you have tom clancy's power plays, net to center. they are franchises. he has the name on the cover and someone else writes them. way for another notoriety andn clancy to still get the sales. talken anyone attends a about ronald reagan, there is always a lot of laughter about ronald reagan's desire to criticize him and make him a fool. in fact, the great central achievement to his ministration as far as foreign policy was to lay the foundation for the destruction of the soviet union, and that is communism in europe. i for one cannot think of another leader who has done so much that cost so little bloodshed. his achievements are extraordinary. you think that people are unwilling to accept that central truth and rather laugh at all of his minor nonsense? is it that they are detached from reality? mr. griffin: obviously it is hotly debated, the history of the cold war, but i think you touched on one of the common attacks on his administration, that he was not really in charge. this goes

the americans and the hunt for red october shared above average intelligence and virtue, and jack ryanthe protagonist, is a serviceman in the marine corps. after four years as a stockbroker, bending his own money and winning big, he becomes bored with making money and begins his career at the cia. he was also a historian with published books on naval history, and in addition to incredible success, he is a strong family man, who enjoys a strong marriage to an excellent surgeon, and endearing -- young daughter. he is "the perfect image of family life and the mystic tranquility" that reagan would have wanted to point to. his virtue goes without question, and despite being a spy, he would rather be a soviet sub commander and risk deception. he has no ambitions of celebrity and receives no recognition for his work. only his physical appearance is unremarkable. he is taller than average, a little bit out of shape, and has been knighted by the queen of england for his role of exports it is speaking is mine to u.s. lords and a senior policymakers. only the president is ever to overwhelm him. h

never even met jack ryan. [laughter] okay? and so although there's truth in fiction as you know, you and i talked about the forms of art. i wanted to show all of the reality in terms of here. taking that and now moving into the realm of fiction, two or three examples. number one, the best written piece on cia i think it's actually david ignatius is first article, agents of innocence. it was reviewed on cia website which is very unusual. i still remember one of the lines. agents of innocence as a novel. it is not fiction. >> host: it was really -- >> guest: based on robert ames of the no relationship to the other. but bob ainsworth -- aims was remarkable officer in the station she. when he was killed when the embassy was blown up, this is not exactly a biography but it's close and it really does come i completely agree with you, it really has come to judge of what it's like to be an officer. >> guest: i teach at george mason i want to talk about covert action. i signed the book. we just talk about what's in the book. that's pro

paul ryan like jack kemp became a member of the house of representatives and he became the speaker ofd his audience of interns today in the hearing room of the most powerful committee in the house, the ways and means committee and the only partisan par in his speech with about a 1981 tax cut that jack kemp pushed through congress in that room that the interns were sitting in. the interns paul ryan was speaking to today are new to politics. many of them watching a presidential campaign closely for the first time in their lives so the most important thing that paul ryan wanted them to know today was this -- >> our political discourse, both the kind that we see on tv and the kind that we experience among each other, it does not use to be this bad and it does not have to be this way. >> he didn't mention any candidates' names, but everything he said about what is wrong with our current political climate applies to the front-runner for the republican presidential nomination. >> if someone has a bad idea, well why don't we tell them why our idea is better. we don't insult them into agreeing

you hear the statement from mitt romney and paul ryan today. jack kemp would be appalled at this. i hate to say this about the republican establishment but their view of civil rights is to tip the black waiter $5 at the country club. this is atrocious. donald trump is not going to patronize people. >> there's a lot of things you said i could take you on about. i want to be very, very clear. the things that donald trump has done and not just in this race are horribly offensive. can you go back to this guy for a long time -- i want to talk. >> i didn't say anything yet. >> you breathed. you can go back to the central jogger case where he came out and had innocent black kids winding up in -- >> no, innocent kids. >> innocent black kids. i agree with you about a lot. i think we have taken him not seriously, we have not respected his voters, but there is a dark underside here and he is whipping up and tapping into and pushing buttons that are very, very frightening to me and frightening to a lot of people. number one, when he is playing funny with the klan, that is not cool. >> he didn

ryan was part of that ticket. they refused. we worked for jack kemp. if he understood that paul ryan refused to take on thebigotry. oh to see these people lecturing donald trump who has many times over gone after david duke and dissociatived himself from david duke, and i might add, donald trump's daughter, son-in-law are jewish. the implication he would be consorting with him is bizarre. >> that's why it was so surprising. that's. >> jake tapper thought wait a minute, you just said i don't know david duke. i don't know about this white supremicst. you can't blame this on an earpiece. the polls are showing donald trump is poised to sweep right across these super tuesday states. maybe not texas, but that remains to be seen. a lot of people want to know if this changes the dynamic for him at all. if he needs to listen to any whiff of the sounds coming from heretofore very, very important people. alex? >> well, i don't think it changes the dynamic for this, these primaries today. donald trump's support, his core is going to stick with him. what it does do

paul ryan is a jack kemp disciple. there's no one more antikemp and everything in his message, the substance, than donald trump. the problem trump has is a three-legged stool. there are people who worry about the politics, that they'll lose a lot of states. people who worry about his positions, the strong conservatives, and a number of others who say is he fit to be president? that's a tough -- >> what's in it for trump? i'm a little surprised. i understand the bounds between saying i'm an outsider. he was asked why am i onboard. what is in it for him to try to win members of congress over? >> well, i think he has to do it on his terms. >> he is. >> which he is basically trying to do. he can't say i've sold out. he can't give a wink and a nod i don't really mean what i'm saying on immigration. i think it is in his interests to say i can come close to putting this party together. i don't think he can. i don't think anybody can. >> i think it'll help him at the convention. his eyes are on getting the right number of dele

two on for ryan zimmerman and it's gone. three-run jack to left. harvey gives up three runs and two hits in two innings. didn't speak to the immediate why after the game. >> a rough outing for the closer familia giving up four runs in two-thirds inning including this sloppy play one of three errors for the mets today. they lose their 13th straight, 12-1 the final. next stop las vegas for the cubs for a pair of exhibition games before kansas city for the season opener. >>> yankees, ivan nova making his last pitch in the location but more headlines the health of temporary closer and drew miller. nova, gave up two hits, struck out a pair in six innings but in the 7th here's that concern. he takes a line drive off his right wrist and immediately left the mound fired his cap in the dugout with disgust. scan is negative. it's a bruise and tests will tell the story. >>> nba tonight. the knicks kristaps porzingis doubtful in dallas with a sore right shoulder. >>> soap opera in hollywood. laker rookie guard d'angelo russell is in hot water for what some cal

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ryan zimmerman. noah syndergaard came in after that. he's the game 2 starter. didn't fair much better. two-run jack to jayson werth. even familia struggled today. the closer with what should be the final out of the game, instead that's an error. 12-1 is your final. mets end grapefruit league play winless in the last 14. the domestic violence charge against him dropped, maui prosecutors saying his wife isn't cooperating. the rockies shortstop has been suspended by major league baseball since the charges were filed. >>> even the little things can't go right for the knicks this season. porzingis will have an mri on his shoulder in response to his impressive block monday night in new orleans. as the knicks travel to dallas to meet the mavericks tonight, carmelo anthony, 3 of his 31 points right there. but the mavs had some fight left in them. jj barea with the shot to tie this. leaving the knicks one final attempt. langston galloway taking 3 and it's off the mark. 91-89, the knicks another tough loss. >>> right now you could say the state color of new york is orange with the syracuse men and women both bound for the fi

ryan. he called me a couple days ago. kennedy: when he wasn't selling his pristine jack nicklaus designed golf course he pimped every producthat's ever been lucky enough to carry the trump stamp. >> we have trump magazine. so you have the water, you have the steaks, you have the airline that it sold. what's wrong with selling. you have the wines and all of that. and trump university. we are going to start up as soon as i win the lawsuit. kennedy: he's the ultimate salesman. as he was schilling his way through magnums of steaks and vino. he was giving us a preview of what we'll feel like when we are all suffering from buyer's remorse a year from now. senator rand palm is here for the first time -- rand paul is here for the first type since dropping out of the race. and i have a special interview with the leader of death metal involved in the paris attacks last year. i'm kennedy. trump dominated last night's primaries. will they be serving trump steaks or can the gop stop the trump train in ohio. carly, and charles cook is here, writer for the "national review." and tom shillue, host of re "red eye." >> it was a great show. k

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i came out of a background of ronald reagan and jack kemp, and what we did with the contract with america, i hope that speaker paul ryan is going to be part of creating a better, more ideal oriented, more inclusive republican party. i know that's what he wants to do. and i think in that sense, that his speech is a beacon of hope for all the younger republicans who are looking for a future in which they can be very proud of a governing party. he's got to be a little frustrated. this has been a primary season that has had a lot more tweets and attacks, and not just donald trump. you had rubio and cruz for a long stretch each yelling liar, liar about the other one. so a fair amount of things here. you had the jeb bush pac spending $25 million attacking marco rubio. so it's just been a mess, which is frankly the nature of these primaries. you start out with 17 candidates, there's going to be a fair amount of negativity knocking people out. >> wow. it's quite extraordinary. mr. speaker, always a pleasure to see you. happy easter to you and family. >> happy easter. >> thank you so much. >>> up next, senator cruz will join us

ryan reynolds, michael j. fox and "snl" executive producer loren michaels. the menu was lamb drizzled with yukon jack canadian whiskey. >>> and there were also special honor today for montgomery county's first responders who performed beyond thea others. police and fire rescuers were recognized at the 42nd annual public afternoon awards luncheon sponsored by the montgomery county chamber of commerce. the gold medal of valor awarded to two police officers who saved an unconscious motorist who was trapped in a burning car on the beltway last september. the rescue was caught on video. working together they broke windows and dragged the driver out of the burning car. >> fire rescue on scene said that if we hadn't done what we had, he would have died. >> melissa molette and toms to costello were both emcees. >>> maryland is looking to crack down on drunk drivers. today the house of delegates approved a tougher version of noah's law. the anti-drunk driving bill is named after montgomery county officer noah leotta who was ll driver in november. the law would require convicted dunk drivers to use an ignition

jack kwaid is -- do you want me to tell you? >> okay. >> he is the son of dennis quaid and that darling actress meg ryan. >> no. he's been in "hunger games," currently starring in the hbo show called "vinyl." >> everybody is loving "vinyl." i haven't seen it. >> a podcast called "allegedly" with cole weise who talked about how his parents when they were splitting back in '97, and what through a supermarket and seeing a tabloid and seeing your parents with like a rip between them. like they're breaking up. and it must have been difficult. but that had to be tough for a kid. >> yeah, there were times when we didn't let our kids go anywhere near a grocery store. it's hard enough to be the children of well-known people and then to see -- and who knows. >> the reality. >> the reality was at home. but then he sees all this other stuff. and he was only, what -- i don't know what age he was at the time. but he was young. >> 5 years old? >> he was 5? that's tough. that's tough. so they're still very much a family, apparently. and he says he does worry about living in his parents' shadow, but he's aware people make compa

ryan and amy, back to you. >> kristin, thanks. two motorcyclists hurt in two separate crashes. they happened miles apart. the first one happening on speedway. >> jack good morning, jackie. roert good morning to you. multiple car crashes involving motorcycles, as you guys mentioned this comes as bike woke is wrapping up. one behind me on nova road. let's take a look at video, you can see how much damage was done to the car and motorcycle. as you can see the motorcycle is stuck under the car and it appears that the car caught on fire as well. morning on north nova road near international speedway boulevard. it was a pretty nasty crash and we're working to get the motorcyclist and that driver's condition as of right now. this is the second crash on nova road in the last week. let's take a look at video about another crash about four miles away and a few hours after this. it happened around 5 d 30 this morning. a motorcycle crashed on international speedway boulevard and -- farms road. it's unclear how many vehicles were involved, but we did see a pickup truck and another car pulled over to the side. we saw first responders treat the motorcyclist on th

speaker paul ryan is bringing in more policies on how to preventd poverty through work and personal responsibility and empowerment and a lot of this t goes back to when he worked for jack kemp. we talked about jack kemp had these ideas of enterprise i.t. says businesses want to go into like laces like all the more were you have torn down buildings and there is no opportunity for young black people who are trying to break that generational cycle jack kemp said we are going to give tax credits to these businesses to set up shop in baltimore and torn down predominately blackor cities where there's no economic opportunity. it's also about mentoring and talking to young people and really explaining that when you have a job you are able to buy things. when you finish high school and get a high school education you are able to empower yourself to get that job and maybe go to college. i don't think it should be college, college for everybody. we need to get back to vocational training and it's also telling young people what happens when you have a baby when you're not ready for a baby , when you have a baby out of wedlock and talking abstinence. in the book i talk about the be

jack mccluskey. arco locklin is also the case, but only half of the precincts are reporting. we will let you know when all of the votes are in. in district 3, ryan sample is seeking reelection against ryan greenberg. and i'll say he will have 55 percent of the votes. >> go to the keys now in monroe county. disallow flexible's funding for schools. voters have renewed this in the past come twice in fact, and they did it in this election, too. 72 percent. for a number you can get sults to for all of the races that matter to you, not only right here on local10, but also was a, local10.com. you. >> that we are still waiting to hear from the gop big winner he is a live look at the >>>>> and what a big night for donald trump across the country. in his supporters, boy do they know. they're waiting for his news conference, as we are. as soon as he is live at the podiumumof course, we will listening. >> michael, his photos reflectetethe holes almost to a tee. >> i think it's these two that he is resonated and touching never the american electorate, and in florida with people who collective. they el that the politicians of both parties have neglected them.

speaker paul ryan is bringing forward policies on how to prevent poverty through work and personal responsibility and empowerment. and a lot of this goes back to his, when he worked for jack kemp. and we talk about kemp had these ideas of enterprise zones, you know? he said that if businesses want to go into like, you know, places like baltimore where you have torn-down buildings and there's no opportunity for youno black people who are trying to wreak that generational -- break that generational cycle, jack kemp said we're going to give tax credits to these businesses to set up shop in baltimore in torn-down, you know, predominantly black cities where there's no economic opportunity but i think it's also about mentoring and talking to young people and really explaining that, you know, when you have a job, you're able to buy things. when you finish high school and get a high school education, you're able to empower yourself to actually get that job and then maybe go to college. i don't think it should be college, college for everybody getting into debt. we need to get back to vocational training. and it's also telling young people what happens when you have a baby when yo

ryan: this is what inspired me to get into public service as a vocation, as i mentioned. i lost my dad when i was young so i grew up with mentors. jack kemp was one of my mentors. what inspired me to public service, among other people, was jack kemp and his sense of passion and optimism for good ideas, for making a difference in people's lives and having meaning. that's what politics should be, what it can be, what it has been. and that's what if we all work together and focus on it it can be again. the point i'm trying to make here is that right now, our sense of politics, and this isn't just the right or just the left, this is happening all across our country. we are slipping into being a divisive country. we are speaking to each other in echo chambers where we only talk to those who agree with us and we think that there's something wrong with people who don't agree with us. we question and impugn motives instead of test theories and ideas. that is where it doesn't need to be and where it wasn't and where it shouldn't be. so the whole point i would make is, if we're going to keep this beautiful american experiment going, we're goin

ryan: this is what inspired me to get into public service as a vocation, as i mentioned. i lost my dad when i was young so i grew up with mentors. jackwas one of my mentors. what inspired me to public service, among other people, was jack kemp and his sense of passion and optimism for good ideas, for making a difference in people's lives and having meaning. that's what politics should be, what it can be, what it has been. and that's what if we all work together and focus on it it can be again. the point i'm trying to make here is that right now, our sense of politics, and this isn't just the right or just the left, this is happening all across our country. we are slipping into being a divisive country. we are speaking to each other in echo chambers where we only talk to those who agree with us and we think that there's something wrong with people who don't agree with us. we question and impugn motives instead of test theories and ideas. that is where it doesn't need to be and where it wasn't and where it shouldn't be. so the whole point i would make is, if we're going to keep this beautiful american experiment going, we're going to h

ryan: this is what inspired me to get into public service as a vocation, as i mentioned. i lost my dad when i was young so i grew up with mentors. jackof my mentors. what inspired me to public service, among other people, was jack kemp and his sense of passion and optimism for good ideas, for making a difference in people's lives and having meaning. that's what politics should be, what it can be, what it has been. and that's what if we all work together and focus on it it can be again. the point i'm trying to make here is that right now, our sense of politics, and this isn't just the right or just the left, this is happening all across our country. we are slipping into being a divisive country. we are speaking to each other in echo chambers where we only talk to those who agree with us and we think that there's something wrong with people who don't agree with us. we question and impugn motives instead of test theories and ideas. that is where it doesn't need to be and where it wasn't and where it shouldn't be. so the whole point i would make is, if we're going to keep this beautiful american experiment going, we're going to have to s

, speaker paul ryan is bringing forward policies on how to prevent poverty through work and personal responsibility and empowerment. a lot of this goes back to his when he worked for jack kemp. we talk about jack kemp who had these ideas of enterprise. he said that if businesses want to go to places like baltimore where you have torn down buildings and there no opportunity for young black people were trying to break the generational cycle, then jack camp said we're going to give tax credits to these businesses to set up shop in baltimore and torn down, predominantly black cities where there is no economic opportunity. i think it is also about mentoring and talking to young people and really explaining that when you have a job, you are able to buy things, when you finish high school and get a high school education, you are able to empower yourself to actually get that job and then maybe go to college. i don't think should be college for everybody. we need to get back to vocational training, and it is also telling young people when it -- what happens when you have a baby when you are not ready for a baby. and talking abstinence. in the book, i talk about the best friends