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lbj's language. all the people have information that the security of the nation permits them to have. a big difference. it shows that real reluctance. absolutewas an -- hester of signing andses a t with one pen hands it back to them. he was a stage master for ceremonies. not only was there no cyanine -- freedomceremony for the of information act, it wasn't even on the daily schedule. all there are these repeated phone calls from bill moyers. bill moyers had been wired by the american society and newspaper editors back then. written him on july 2. in the lbj library, he writes inadvertence not our style. [laughter] he still had to drag lbj with major edits. it's historic. july 4, 1966 and the middle three paragraphs are not about open government here and they are about secrecy. this one is about military secrets. this one is about privacy and confidentiality and deliberation. this is about the prerogatives of the presidents under the constitution as commander in chief t. lbj says i do not share this concern. ofthe middle whole section the final signing statement of the historic bill is

to go, they will drop any inhibitions they can. >> against our campaign and the democratic national committee, akin to a modern-day watergate. sky: crises and the occasional october surprise do arise. lbj try to engineer a peace deal. and george w. bush had to defend against an 11th hour revelation he had been arrested for drunk driving decades earlier. furious. is this live by the sword, die by the sword? >> no doubt. >> we are expecting donald trump will probably come prepared to implement his "scorched earth" policy. jonathan: today, president obama called on donald trump to stop whining about nonexistent voter responded by inviting the presidents half bother to the debate. he is from kenya. he said that the nine women who accuse donald trump of sexually assaulting them are not telling the truth, and of course, he is a trump supporter for stop scott thuman will be live in las vegas tomorrow night with highlights and analysis. alison: a percentage of tweets according to researchers at oxford university, one third of the pro-trump tweets during the first presidential debate were created by automated accounts called bots. the same was true of 22% of pro-clinton traffic. they say that m

lbj with no ceremony unwillingly. and then agencies figured out every kind of way to throw up obstacles so for example in the early law there were these national security restriction that you saw in lbj's final signing statement so what agencies would do if there is a body of you be classified stuff they'd stick a classified document into the file called the contamination technique. oh no that file is classified now. was trying to get information about the win patterns in the pacific were such that our nuclear tests would send wind that could touch part of the islands. she represents hawaii and she wanted the data and the government said you can't have them. she said i'm a member of congress. >> no, you can't have them. then the freedom of information act. they denied her. went all the way to the supreme court. the supreme court said well the law doesn't specifically say that the court could overrule an agency and they have to accept the agency claims. but she lost. that was in 1973. that lead to a whole movement, 73, 74, happened right in the moment of watergate and vietnam war scandals and beginning of the cia scandals and impeachment of pre

ronald reagan delivered it as a paid ad on national tv exactly one week before american voters went to the polls in november 1964 to choose between lbj and barry gold water. >> you and i have a ran day view with destiny. preserve for our children the last best hope of man on earth or sentence them to take the last step into a thousand years of darkness. >> even if you disagree with the political philosophy, even if you disagree with the case he laid out in that speech, it's funny, going back and listening to it now, i forgotten how snarkky and snide it was. it gets talked about like it was reagan receiving wisdom on stone tablets. he was up there throwing shame and insults. regardless of what you think of reagan, regardless of what you think of that speech itself. that speech from october 1964, it will always be seen as one of the classics in modern american politics. one of the things that defined the new era of televised american politics because that speech really did launch ronald reagan as a political candidate. really did lay the groundwork for blockbuster win in california governor's race two years later and that blockbuster r