president jimmy carter agreed to admit the show to the united states. for cancer treatments. >> the shah of iran is in a new york city hospital tonight an american government source in washington says the deposed iranian monarch is suffering in cancer and a blocked bile duct. >> but the iranians did not believe the show was sick. they had another more sinister theory. >> there was a big fear among the revolutionaries that the united states and the shaw might try to pull another coup a coup that would involve the us placing the sharp back in power and putting an end to the revolution iranian students took over the us embassy in tehran to look for direct proof of the american plot and to demand that the us extradite the show to stand trial for what they considered were his crimes against the iranian people and if president carter does not release the show, yes, >> fight to fight nearly six months into the hostage crisis the us launched operation eagle claw, a covert mission to rescue the 52 hostages, which ended in a devastating crash. eight us service me

in 1971 judge murphy was appointed by governor jimmy carter to the superior court for the judicial circuitmr. carter nominated judge murphy to the united states district court for the northern of georgia. he was confirmed by the senate on july 28, 1977. for 45 years, he served his■u country on the federal bench and became an acclaimed jurist and legal icon with a stellar reputation that extended he always displayed a quick wit and a keen sense of humor. he once subpoenaed a talking wio had witnessed a store robbery to testify in court. he was kind and imp thetic and treated -- th and treated all those who appeared before him with courtesy and respect. his congeniality was only surpassed by his fairness and prudential impartiality. in fact, he is the only judge that was known to receive christmas cards from inmates in prison that judge murphy had himself put away. he was so excruciatingly fair and impartial that during one a defenntof a guilty plea. judge murphy worked tirelessly and carried a full dockett until the age of 90, when he took senioreorgia. he continued to preside over cases un

jimmy carter should be on mount rushmore when he is compared to joe biden.. i was curious about american samoa because why are they called american samoa? i don't know. turns out you can't own land if you are not a citizen of american samoa. that doesn't sound very american to me, right? i was looking at real estate. you can rent a four bedroom 4:30 $800 a month and a three bedroom home for $340,000. it is a bellwether territory. i was talking to the news, the election desk. the decision desk. they are already calling it. they are calling it for biden. for november. and where american samoa goes, so goes the nation. i blame extreme maga samoans. they probably have voter i.d. there. are there other similar laws? like french samoa? >> jesse: we split it with germany. >> greg: really? we should kick their -- >> jesse: french, german, and the americans. >> greg: we should just take all of samoa. >> jesse: gobble up the whole chain? >> greg: take it all. >> jesse: you know who is samoan? tulsi gabbard. >> greg: is she? >> jeanine: we love tulsi. >> greg: the angr

this is the worst president in history, he makes jimmy carter look brilliant. >> brian: foreign policy. bring in domestic. if i read right, you have to come up with 400 million million? how close to coming up with that? >> this was a horrible legal decision made up by a crooked judge, 100% crooked clubhouse judge. with equally crooked campaign general. who campaigned on, i'll get trump. people are leaving new york. businesses are fleeing new york because of that decision. they use statute to go after me. never used before. >> brian: you are not worried about money? >> i don't worry about money. >> lawrence: a lot of people believe you are at your best when fighting for american people. the other top issue besides immigration is economy. when it comes to inflation, whether the gas station or grocery store, people are hit hard. how do you fix that in the first 100 days. >> people in the diner, i saw the vote, 100% trump, none for my opponent and i love you in the diner, i will take care of you and drill, baby, drill, and get prices and energy down. we'll get oil and gas from texas and ot

these questions were the last, precisely the last, not the last, but the last, to be posed by jimmy carterrted with, emigration, that same jackson, broom, jimmy carter, such a beautiful democratic president, talking with deng xiaoping, somewhere in the year seventy-nine, this such an apocrypha, i put it. the question of facilitating the immigration of chinese to the united states, well, to the west in general, why are you holding them back, to which den seoping coldly answered him: how many chinese do you need? 1 million, 2 million, 3 million, the question itself died, that’s it, it was no longer posed in such a plane. as for the historical examples that you referred to, this was absolutely true, but the world was then divided into zones of influence. moreover , our power was clearly divided, and there was a military generation, including the general isenhaur you mentioned, this is simply one of the winners, along with marshal zhukov, in the second world war , a great patriotic one for us. reagan, who ruled the united states of america in the eighties, was also a representative of the olde

when we need to do make sure we don't elect people like jimmy carter and joe biden, then we'll get ridt wholesale price index, consumer price index, it is true, in june and july and august inflation picks up, maybe there is nothing to this -- not. this is a joke, we have not do those programs, we should just, if you do anything with global warming, have a carbon tax and offset it by a big income tax cut, making sure that economy prospers, and get the heck out of the way. larry: you know, electric vehicles are inflationary, bad batteries, and commodities are, and the car insurance, new the roof, because electric vehicles are you know not safe it hard to repair them, that is inflationary, i don't know about global warming, i think that greens are, art laffer, you are the best of the best, thank you so much, i'll be right back with my [alarm beeping] amelia, turn off alarm. amelia, weather. 70 degrees and sunny today. amelia, unlock the door. i'm afraid i can't do that, jen. why not? did you forget something? my protein shake. the future isn't scary, not investing in it is. you're so dram

when we need to do make sure we don't elect people like jimmy carter and joe biden, then we'll get rid warming and we won't have inflation, i look at last wholesale price index, consumer price index, it is true, in june and july and august inflation picks up, maybe there is nothing to this -- not. this is a joke, we have not do those programs, we should just, if you do anything with global warming, have a carbon tax and offset it by a big income tax cut, making sure that economy prospers, and get the heck out of the way. larry: you know, electric vehicles are inflationary, bad batteries, and commodities are, and the car insurance, new the roof, because electric vehicles are you know not safe it hard to repair them, that is inflationary, i don't know about global warming, i think that greens are, art laffer, you are the best of the best, thank you so much, i'll be right back with my last word. rities are ours too. our retirement tools and advice can help you leave a legacy for the ones you love. that's the value of ownership. i was scared when i was told age related macular degeneration

>> this reminds me a little bit of the jimmy carter era.ager then and i thought what's wrong with our country that everything is going wrong? i think that is exactly the way americans feel today. no matter how many times joe biden says how wonderful things. the numbers have not changed in the polls for two years now. two thirds -- three quarters say the country is headed in the wrong direction and you know why? it is. >> what is divide divide have tr them? billion dollars to run ads on tv to persuade the american people that donald trump is a threat to america he's not going to run on his record whatever his records pointed out he projects the consequences. the disaster consequences of the republican party, on donald trump, on the israelis anybody but himself. steve moore, want to thank you my friend. it's always important to your from you. god bless you. (police sirens) active ten eighty nine. the threat says, “the bombs will blow up tonight. jews will die. they deserve to die.” get everybody and just come to our church. thank you for welc

the office of president of the united states and will when ronald reagan became president after jimmy carternvade and take over kuwait, resulting in the rapid capture of the country by the invading forces. وهو كان مصر يدخل الكويت وكنت اقول له غلط. الكويت مو عراقيه. هو يقول لا عراقيه. وبقينا مختلفين. كان دخول الكويت امر مفهوم كان متوقع يعني عند السياسيين في ذلك الوقت ان ان جيش مليون لا في سرحه السرحه وين يروح يروح الى الى الى الشوارع يعمل ثوره مضاده بده يحافظ عليها فبالتالي يجب ان يتوجه يجب ان تنفجر القنبله هذه في مكان ما ولذلك كان اجتياح الكويت هناك هناك تضارب او هناك اجتهادات مختلفه هل ان الامريكان هل ان السفيره جلاسبي شجعت صدام على الذهاب الى الكويت لمن قابلها وعبر عن النوايا وكان الموقف الامريكي موقف ان هذا قرار عراقي كانما اعطى ضوء اخضر مثلا لاضعاف البلدين لاضعاف الكويت ولاضعاف العراق وايجاد فتنه بين البلدين in the later on uh then صدdam started to exert some type of independent influence and they regarded him as a collaborator who had gone rogue effectively and like they did with the the former head of panama general manuel noriega they decided to get rid of their collaborator this is t

but i will faithfully execute the office of president when ronald reagan became president after jimmy carterان تنفجر القنبله هذه في مكان ما ولذلك كان اجتياح الكويت هناك هناك تضارب او هناك اجتهادات مختلفه هل ان الامريكان هل ان السفيره جلاسبي شجعت صدام على الذهاب الى الكويت لمن قابلها وعبر عن النواايا وكان الموقف الامريكي موقف ان هذا قرار عراقي كانه in the later on uh then saddam started to exert some type of independent influence and they regarded him as a collaborator who had gone rogue effectively and like they did with the the former head of panama general manuel noriega they decided to get rid of their collaborator this is the fate of collaborators. everywhere, so um, when saddam invaded kuwait, they got a force together to expell him from kuwait, they they thought that he was getting too ambitious. the seizure of kuwait allowed the united states to establish a more direct presence in the middle east. to prepare for the liberation of kuwait, the us deployed hundreds of thousands of soldiers, move that would have significant long-term consequences for iraq and its people. iraq itself contr

donald -- ronald reagan and jimmy carter, jimmy carter said, if our people elect you, you are going to and reagan said, there you go again. he said not in 1 million years. as it turns out, once he became president, he tried to cut medicare by $20 million. not only is this familiar, it is a great idea for democrats to campaign as the party that will make sure that the lives of those who need coverage are protected. >> i feel like over the course of my adult life, maybe before my adult life, my whole life on earth, i feel like there has been a conservative media discipline on this issue where everywhere from right-wing talk radio to washington think tanks to academic conservatives, they are relentless in making the case that social security is terrible, medicare and medicaid are terrible, they all need to be cut. 50 years of republican and conservative messaging against us. my feeling is, it has not done anything to change the wisdom of this is a political issue because it has not persuaded the american people and american voters to go along with that, even though conservatives have been

, republican gerald ford during the election campaign of 1976; the former governor of georgia, jimmy carterwas then nominated by the democrats. biden, also a democrat, as they would say now, drowns for his own. by the way, carter, who eventually became president, was 52, ford, whose mental abilities biden speaks so disdainfully of, is 63. the boys are simply current times. politically active citizens of the united states voted on super tuesday. on this day, the party selection of presidential candidates takes place in 15 states at once. if force majeure does not occur, the health of one participant and criminal prosecution of the other will occur. in november , joe biden and donald trump will cross swords again, like 4 years ago. the old horses rushed along the familiar furrow without hesitation. confident that they won’t spoil it. last december, a colorado court ruled for the first time in history that because of the seizure capitol in january 2021, presidential candidate donald trump is ineligible and should be removed from the republican primary ballot . the basis was the fourteenth amen

and bided bill, is now pulling lower at this point in his term and pulling lower and george hw jimmy carteroth lost reelection and both carter and bush lost reelection apple numbers that were higher then where biden is now. biden is tied it with his swing states like michigan in georgia and the hill decision desk, course this seven swing states instilled concepts north carolina pennsylvania wisconsin is so you know, it was bnc and seated whatever they're saying over there, will for the people of the real world what they say is dramatically different let's listen to what is happening, watch this. >> will getting this to reporting about the biden campaign in about president biden himself and how he is taking especially all of these polls, which show him in some cases losing to former president trump basically a reporting so the biden has grown angry and anxious about his reelection. biden: is great to have you here and suddenly reinstated last month and now northern ireland fully functioning company again. [inaudible]. and it did not invent the color. and people north i will represent gate gr

and jimmy in exactly the way you would expect jimmy carter be dutifully filled out the paperwork to sighting and, sent it governor and it become sort of partcampaign because everyone at that pointopes that jimmy carter will win and then open up secret files, which he then does not do. yeah. so let's let'syour alma mater harvard, there are a couple of interesting in your book as well as sagan and his career track nearly being ruin earned by his initial interest. ufos as well. another famed harvard psychologist dr. mach, you asked whether when asked at the time whetherái harvard was embarrassed by professor, a harvard that all of its faculty had strange interests and quote, they are all weird and one way or another can you talk about not harvard but this with sagan and dr. mach yeah so john mache most fascinating of in the 1990s as he pioneered is really the scientifictudy of people who report abductions. and i spent a couple of chapters of the book looking at the phenomena of alien abduction once and what what mark really to understand and there are a couple of people in this world who actual

excuse former georgia governor jimmy carter.t whose mental abilities biden speaks so disparagingly, was 63. guys, just for these times. politically active the citizens of the united states voted on super tuesday. on this day, the party selection of presidential candidates takes place. determined that because of the january 2021 capitol invasion, presidential candidate donald trump is ineligible and must be removed from the republican primary ballot. the basis was the 14th amendment to the us constitution, which states that a person who held a military or civilian position after participating in a rebellion cannot hold public office. election headquarters trump. filed an appeal to

i wrap it up.re >> first of all, we have to cut some slack jimmy carter. [ laughter ] >> just leave the being compared to joe biden.ji mmjimmy carter should be on moue rushmore when he's compared tobe joe biden, you know, let the guy have his golden years.wa i was curious about american samoa because why are they sam called american samoa? i don't know.turn turns out you can't own land if you are not a citizen ofa american samoa. that does not sound very american to me. i was looking at real estate. you can rent a four bedroom for 3800 per month. $ 34i was thinking about it.erri i was talking to the election desk, the decisions ask, theyk. are already calling it, they ari calling it for biden for november. [ laughter ] >> and where american samoas, goes, so goes the nation.oe i blams e extreme maga samoans. they probably have voter ids there.it i is there another samoa? >> we split it with germany. >> we should take it.an we should take all of samoa. time to gobble it up, take it all. do you know who is samoan? kelsey. also wasn't there a wrestler, the throw in samoan or the angry samoa

i looked at it seriously, inflation occurred under jimmy carter and joe biden. need to do is make sure we don't elect people like jimmy carter and joe biden. then we'll get rid of global warming and we won't have inflation. i also looked at the last wholesale price index, consumer price index, all of these indices there, it's true, in june, july and august inflation tends to pick up quite substantially in those numbers. maybe there is something to this, not. larry: right. >> it is ridiculous and it's a joke and we shouldn't do those programs. frankly we should just, if you're going to do anything with global carbon, global warming have a carbon tax, offset it by a big income tax cut to make sure the economy prospers. that is the way to solve it. just get the heck out of the way. larry: you know, evs are inflationary. batteries are inflationary. the commodities are inflationary. the car insurance, we talked about, car insurance is going through the roof because evs are not safe, it is very hard to repair them. all that stuff is inflationary. i don't know about gl

during the election campaign. sixth year, the democrats then nominated the former governor georgia, jimmy cartero a democrat, as they would say now, drowns for his own. by the way, carter, who eventually became president, was 52 at the time. ford, whose mental abilities biden speaks so disparagingly of, was 63. guys, just for these times. politically active citizens of the united states voted on super tuesday this year. in november, joe biden and donald trump will cross swords again, like 4 years ago. the old horses rushed along the familiar furrow without hesitation, confident that they would not spoil it. december of the past. an amendment to the us constitution, which states that a person who has held a military or civilian position after participating in a rebellion cannot hold a government position. job title. the trump campaign filed an appeal to the supreme court. after this, similar lawsuits were frozen throughout the country. their fate depended on the decision of the supreme court, which ruled on march 4. colorado and other states should put the former president back on the ballot. aft

democratically in a full democratic election which was then praised by then by by former prime minister jimmy carter as as being an example of a great example of of palestinian the palestinian democratic process and what happened is in 2006 then defense minister misha yaln wrote an internal memorandum in which he explained to his boss that unless the the hamas government was was taken out of power in in in gaza the israelies would not be able to exploit the natural gas so this what followed was again the the war uh justified by israeli need israel's need for security, it led to operation castle. killing again hundreds of palestinians and wounding hundreds more. the uh what insued was the blockade, and israel then established something like six or seven oil platforms or petroleum platforms in the in the gazon waters, from which they have been drawing the natural gas since about 2008 and selling it to... to neighboring arab countries and intend even, i think pipe it to europe, so as paul rudy has stated, there you cannot separate the question of the of the the the floating port and the the connection

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biden es presidente con el menor índice de aprobación por su gestión desde jimmy carter en 1976, la vicepresidentaas a las elecciones presidenciales. los latinos representan 1 de cada 4 votantes en nevada en las elecciones del 2020, los demócratas ganaron este estado por solo un margen de 2.7 puntos y según una encuesta de la organización unidos ubs, la economía es el tema que más les preocupa a los votantes. el presidente joe biden y el ex presidente donald trump están empatados. en cuanto a la preferencia del voto latino, pero como pueden ver ya aquí siguen haciendo todo lo posible para ganárselo. le tendremos la entrevista con la vicepresidenta kamlager-dove en nuestros espacios informativos. regreso contigo, johanna. gracias nicole. un estado clave que tendrá esos 6 votos electorales en noviembre. el presidente joe biden ahora se arrepiente de referirse a un indocumentado como un ilegal. el mandatario, durante su discurso del estado de la unión, describió al inmigrante indocumentado acusado de matar a un estudiante de enfermería en georgia. biden dijo en una entrevista en msnbc que la persona

jimmy carter entregó al congreso un documento de 33.000 palabras en 1981. ahí lo tenemos.básicamente pidió a las cortes permitirle un aborto, un aborto recomendado por su médico. la casa blanca también invitó a la primera dama de ucrania y a la esposa del líder opositor ruso alexei navalny, pero ambas rechazaron la invitación y bueno, les quiero comentar otra tradición, otro dato muy curioso e importante es que un miembro del gabinete del presidente no asistirá al evento en caso de una emergencia. a esta persona se le conoce como el designated survivor y no sé si ustedes o el público que nos esté viendo ha visto una serie, pero hay una serie de ficción justamente que habla sobre eso. y es que en caso de que ocurra algo, él tomaría las riendas del país. por eso lo separan en estas situaciones y nunca están todos juntos, nunca están todos juntos, siempre va a haber esa persona de cada partido que se queda por fuera, pero pueden ver el evento como los demás por televisión o por internet. datos muy interesantes. miriam muchas gracias. otro dato curioso, el que más personas lo

here from descendants of william mckinley, taft, and jimmy carter. exploring the american story. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your prog guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. back to our discussion on health care policy. we are joined by the senior vice president for inclusive growth at the center for american progress action fund and michael cannon's director of health policy studies at the cato institute. welcome to both of you. i want to start -- it's a 14th anniversary of the affordable care act and i want to show a poll thatkfs did asking how favorable or unfavorable an opinion of the aca, also known as obamacare is. this shows the trend with this dark blue line being favorable, up to 51% now with unfavorable at 40%. it looks like it's the biggest, the highest it's been since it was signed into law. what you think of that and why do you think that is? guest: it's the highest it's been since it was passed in 14 years. it's a surprise because we have more people that are benefiting from the affordable care act. 45 mil

instead of id that type of thing a commission a was put in place back in 90s, led by president jimmy carterary of state baker o two hil respected individuals identified several things lead to deep concern in voter integrity mail out ballots ballot harvesting no voter id subject elections to deteriorate concerns regarding resort integrity exactly what democrats are pushing you think about fact able to count, illegal migrants in terms of holding on to congressional seats electoral votes makes it they win before they got these people to vote, the power of those citizens if you will who do vote in states have a high proportion illegal migrants more pour in states than states like tennessee where we don't have such a high proportion of illegal migrants. >> is this why job is you apologizeing for calling laken riley's murderer illegal, former president trump meeting with laken riley's family at georgia rally saturday as president biden was on another network apologizing, for calling a murderer illegal, watch this. >> i shouldn't have used illegal it was undocumented i am not going to choose any -

good economic situation, this reminds me a little of the situation in the late seventies, when jimmy carter regan skimmed off all the cream , now in general, if you look at the economic situation in the united states, then it is generally quite stable. economic growth is not very small after all, with high interest rates, record low unemployment, low inflation, declining inflation of 3.1% year on year now, in this sense, the united states is still for us, that reference point is yes, in relation to which we define ourselves as a fortress, or better said, as one of the centers of a multipolar system, and as for the united states, then of course there is hope.

. >> the analogy which i have been using was jimmy carter which was a race i was involved in on reaganew york times poll, the analogy may be herbert hoover. what you are saying is a 92 -year-old coalition falling apart in a way that they cannot put back together. bill clinton who was a great, great politician realized when we wanted 94 that he had to change. so he comes to the state of the union. i am sitting behind him. i am the host and the speaker. the era of big government is over. there i am applauding bill clinton. the idea that this coming thursday night joe biden is going to say anything comparable to that is laughable. they actually have no idea what is going on in the real world. they think a couple good speeches, a few good ad speared no. people go shopping and they are stunned. i went to get some hamburger to make some spaghetti. she came back and said she could not believe how high the price was. people are stunned when they turn on the local news and they see some illegal immigrant who has attacked a woman or who have stolen a car who they watch some venezuelan dogs beati

. >>> remember ronald reagan talking about jimmy carter? >> ronald reagan used to ask. >> are you better off. >> better off. >> better off. >> than you were four years ago? >> are you better off than you were four years ago? that's the question nearly every candidate for president has asked the american people half a century. you might think in the unique situation of the 2024 election, coming four years after the onset of a devastating pandemic and worldwide economic turmoil, the man at that job would refrain from posing the general question. but you would be wrong. just two days ago, trump asked in all caps and his allies are claiming it is a bad question for democrats. >> democrats are using fear and division to mask what has been a terrible four years under biden. i repeat, they cannot run on are you better off than you were four years ago, this is all they have left. >> i don't know, sean. how were things four years ago today? let's take a look. this is a front page of the new york times from march 20, 2020. four years ago exactly toda

his polling rivals that of jimmy carter.a new strategy to ease concern around biden's age. "new york times" describing the plan as let joe be joe. that will work. let joe be joe, usually looks like this. >> president biden: i better not start the questions, i'll get in trouble. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. >> you have a message for voters? >> kayleigh: morgan, you are in communications, i don't envy the problem of the white house press shop. how do you fix this? >> morgan: by not being baghdad bob. it wasn't most successful three years. even if you think that, american people do not. you can't convince the american people. every time you let them be joe, there is a gaffe, some other thing that worries people. don't listen to republicans. don't listen to what anyone has to say on the couch, what does biden's own doj say? he's a feeble old man with a poor memory. that is not republicans, that is biden's doj. american people heard that and processed that and our enemies heard and processed that, as well. >> kayleigh: joe

jimmy carter and ronald reagan too close to call and things just flipped near the end.w things are lining up, man, if you look at any of the fundamentals about politics this looks like stuart may be onto something. play steward really quickly and we will talk about it. >> my image of the trump campaign is someone walking around with a paper bag filled with water. i don't think it's going to lee, but i think when it goes is going to go quickly. i think there is a good chance that we will have a situation like 1980 in reverse were carter was tight with reagan until the middle of october and in the bottom fell out for carter. >> i always tell my kids if things look like they are too good to be true, they are too good to be true. if you are looking at something that just doesn't make sense, there is a reason. here we are looking at something that makes no sense. this guy is getting crazier by the day. he's got no money. the campaign is just broke. he is down 200,000 contributors where he was this time four years ago. biden has raised $71 million. people are literally beggin

percentage points which conceivably could bring the top rate over 50%. 90% of what it was or 70% when jimmy carter was president but it's getting close to that again. is that where we are going? >> 50% is not 90%. neil: what is an adequate top-level prefer bernie sanders? >> i'm not going to develop tax policy nephi minute segment on your show. neil: why not? and we never did. this is laid out time and again. i've talked to prominent progressives about -- what you think of him, account for half of the tax revenue raised in this country. they make a ton of money. even the ton of money is dwarfed by the amount of money in percentage terms they are doling out. we can argue this till the cows come home. bob you sack and the former clinton advisor. this argument you have heard from prominent democrats is the way you fix the spending problem is addressed the revenue problem and have the rich pay more, do you agree? i think we have to fix your microphone. >> i expect, can you hear me now? >> the answer to that is no. i spent time working with democrats to take class warfare out of the democratic party, t

y sulook what happened with ronald reagan when he took over from jimmy carter.he completely turned it around the ntorytion of the america encumbering my country. and look what happened when trump took over from obama. had how bad the economy did undr obama. i remember by the beginning of 2020, right before covid hit, we have the best economy and who to would ever think we would have a pandemic to change everything? so we have an event like that,e trey, something where terrorists attack, that would change the direction of the country. dir policy matters and that is why'i it matters because the policies you make have an incredible impact on the living standards of americans. >> trey: i ametrey want to ask u about a policy that is a little bit dicepoy political, but it is important. deficit spending. does it have an impact on the economy, and if so, mandatory spending seems to be the driver of our deficit. does that have to be addressed before you can never fully get h avhandle on the deficit? h>> well, certainly are dead is exposed and when i first came to congres

that the later presidents we tried over and over to get something from the clintons but couldn't jimmy carter wrote a book of poems one of which is titled rose rosalynn and because of the illness in the carter family, we couldn't get a permission to use any of those from there, from from the his publisher. so it isn't the if somebody left out. oh and somebody like martin van buren, martin van buren's wife died 15 years before he became president and is not even mentioned in his autobiography. so as i say, if we could get we got them. well, i would apropos of that though, people did believe earlier on that personal reons, the personal life was not anybody else's business. so that they didn't see anything the matter with not mentioning their personal life. you did evidently write something nice in a an obituary of him and the in the case of the hoover's they did destroy all of their seems not to be anything there. martha washington tried to burn all the letters she received from george during their long marriage. and people were i. historians, of course, are dismayed at this. she gave a desk to

jimmy carter, ronald reagan, all year, too close to call. >> yeah. >> things just flipped near the end. that's what stuart says. if you look how things are lining up, we don't know what's going to happen the next six months, but, man, if you look at the fundamentals of politics, this is -- this looks like -- this looks like stuart may be on to something. alex told me they got stuart's bite here. play stuart, and we'll talk about it. >> my image of the trump campaign is somebody walking around with a paper bag full of water. i don't think it is going to leak, but when this thing goes, it is going to go quickly. there is a good chance we're going to have a situation like 1980 in reverse. carter was tight with reagan until the middle of october, and kind of the bottom fell out for carter. >> i always tell my kids, if things look like they're too good to be true, they're too good to be true. if you're looking at something that just doesn't make sense, you know, there's a reason. and here, we're looking at something that makes no sense. this guy is getting crazier by the day. he's got no mo