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hillary clinton, when she was talking at nancy reagan's funeral came out and said nancy reagan was atcussion, you know, with regards to aids and gay people and everyone lashed out and then hillary made a mistake -- >> i was exhausted. >> trevor: exactly. >> you remember ted cruz. >> trevor: we'll never forget ted cruz. >> just ten days before he suspended his campaign, he said in a fundraising letter bragging about how he sacrificed his sleep and health for the country. why would we want a sick, exhausted political leader? i don't get that. but that's the problem. politicians brag about it instead of effectively admitting they're making decisions while drunk because that's what science shows sny love it, they're making decisions while drunk. does that mean donald trump never sleeps? or does he sleep too much? which one is it? >> donald trump brags that he only gets about four hours' sleep and sleeps with his phone and in the middle of the night he retweets mussolini -- (laughter) >> trevor: donald trump needs a nap. >> he needs a lot more than that. (laughter) but in the meantime, we

clinton outraged many activists engaged in the fight against aids when just before first lady nancy reagan's funeral in march, she offered this revisionist history about the reagans. >> it may be hard for your viewers to remember how difficult it was for people to talk about hiv/aids back in the 1980s. and because of both president and mrs. reagan, in particular mrs. reagan, we started a national conversation when before nobody would talk about it, nobody wanted to do anything about it. it penetrated the public conscience and people began to say, hey, we have to do something about this too. >> but as many people pointed out immediately, the reagans had a terrible record on hiv/aids. the president refused to even publicly acknowledge the crisis, much less mobilize the country against it. clinton quickly apologized, calling what she said a mistake. bernie sanders seized on the opportunity to take a swing at the democratic front-runner. >> i just don't know what she was talking about. in fact that was a very tragic moment in modern american history. there were many, many people who were dying o

he wrote nancy reagan's book.e as a kid he wrote magic jordan's book. >> trevor: was magic at your house? >> i went to magic's house. and not once did he say, "this is where the magic happens." you can believe that. just missed that whole >> trevor: i hate people who miss those opportunities. your name is b.j., i'm sure you-- ( laughter ) >> you know when it's right in front of you, you can miss it. >> trevor: you can see how that happens. i can see. don't worry, we'll edit that out. ( laughter ) now you've moved on, though. you're still writing stuff for the future, you're still acting here and there. but you having into the tech world with this new app list. >> yeah, it's been really exciting. so i had this idea that we all have lists-- i was talking to you backstage and i wanted to know who were the cool comics at the comedy cellar these days. that's probably a list you have e-mailed to people. >> trevor: i wouldn't e-mail it to them, i would text it or tell them. >> exactly. that's the kind of thing where i th

but this has got to be the dumbest statement about the war and drugs since nancy reagan said just say right' the most popular illegal drug. it's the on drug that ranges above1% of people a month using it. kennedy: he says people are killing each other over americana. >> whether you prohibit a substance whether it's pot or speed or liquor, you create a black market. what happens with black markets is contracts are enforced through violence and thuggery. marijuana doesn't make people violence. it's the condition of prohibition that need to be attacked. kennedy: the reason in colorado you are seeing more trips to the metropolitan room and calling police over incident is because they can. i would like to see bratton put side by side the calls he gets about alcohol. he said i don't understand why state are starting to legalize it. in the mid-90s when california passed medical marijuana, people recognized it has helped millions of people coping with cancer and chemotherapy and things like that. we are in an adult society. there is nothing wrong with marijuana as an intoxicant. if you are us

reagan. these are the words of a liberal writer who was there standing , close to nancy and ronald reagan while eisenhower delivered his speech. he said that reagan was totally concentrated on eisenhower. i remember being struck by the intensity, it was as if he was an understudy examining the star eisenhower's performance. the conclusion was correct, that mr. reagan planned to go into politics, but that writer did not realize that they had a personal relationship that was about to get much deeper. reagan was not studying eisenhower just as any politician, he was looking at him as a role model. some of you may recall that just before the election of 1964, ronald reagan on national tv delivered, a time for choosing. this became known to the public speech." for those not familiar, i would encourage you to read or watch it. i would like to emphasize that ronald reagan said during the speech the west never opened up , its mouth about the millions of people enslaved in soviet colonies and satellite nations. bringing freedom to people was critically important to ronald reagan. one other person sittin

nancy reagan was wrong don't just say no, just say jono. his favorite song is weird al, i lost on jeopardy. former white house speech writer. she has more flair than a waiter at friday's katie. and his last name is spelled the same forward and backwards. so can you trust him? next to me, mom comedian paul otto. okay. let's start the show. on friday he tweeted in florida two legitimate candidates on ballots. i won't vote for clinton and after years of asking people to vote i won't abstain. interesting. he added, if you can live with a clinton presidency for four years, that's your right. i can't and will do what i can to prevent it. give us a name, rubio. who are you voting for? some people think his tweets mean he's backing trump and rubio supporters are upset. one respondent, worked my [ bleep ] off for you. you said he can't be trusted with a nuclear arsenal, how do you unsay that? yeah, how do you, do you say just kidding? >> no, you have to say it backwards. then it is undone. >> trump said some things. trump seems to be nice to him now

michelle could change her name to nancy reagan, he could become a republican and they would still hate guts. that's just going to be a factor and you cannot change that. if you say it's not obamacare, it's kynect. whatever it's called. it's helping out the working class families -- it's obamacare. seriously, there has to be some sort of reality check on this kind of stuff. but at the end of the day, they only have obama to beat up until january next year. then they have to figure out what to do when there's not a black man in the white house. >> it's going to be fascinating to see whether the guy who signed nafta can be successfully for the candidate who is a free trader. >> i worked on that, trust me, it was all bill clinton. >> clearly, the clintons think they can pull off a win in kentucky. thank you very much, my friends. >>> the washington odd couple, donald trump and paul ryan for the first time steps to try to unify the republicans. that's next. without the calories you don't... try boost® 100 calories. each delicious snack size drink gives you... 25 vitamins and minerals and 10

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bravery of young people who were facing the calamity recently hillary clinton was congratulating nancy reagan, eulogizing her. it was badly president reagan did not mention aids in his first term and until his seventh year. the epidemic was raging. then you understand when you have a media that covers power and the powerful and the president was not addressing aids. people on the ground and their communities were dying. the young population taken down. why? if they could put center stage this epidemic and how it was happening and putting money into research to deal with it. you had people like john weir. it happen happened on pbs. they said we will discuss this issue. they were taking -- they understood how powerful media is to get out a message. they took it into their own hands. >> just another clip of john weir. ma what is it about -- what is it about some people that would go and interrupt a newscast like this? where did that start in life? let's watch this. >> it turned out that, as a matter of fact, my father works for television. my father works for nbc tv. which was a rival network. h

nancy reagan said it. just say no. this is the problem no one can take it seriously at this stage, just say no. you can't support the guy? just say pitt that's been the problem from the beginning. you've got to be in it all the way or not. and there's a small group of intellectuals who i think both feel it on principle basis, they really do believe it, they hate trump, and also feel insulated from the consequences of that. aside from that, charlie, like you're saying, that's not a huge constituency, never has been. >> no, it's not. i think that the historical irony of course is that the very fact that ted cruz is a figure of national politics at all is a failure of the republican establishment, especially in texas. >> michael steele and charlie pierce, thank you very much, both. >>> could democrats win back control of the senate this november if donald trump is the nominee? a look at that. >>> plus president obama lets loose in his final white house correspondents' dinner. how humor played a strategic part of obama's l

i did that after writing about nancy reagan's heroic care of the president in his last year. >>> youe's charges that facebook supports liberals. mark zuckerberg has summoned some conservative media people to california for a chat. something about this doesn't sit well with me. if mr. zuckerberg wants to make his case he should come to the media people. why are they going to him? i wouldn't go even though it is a good story, but i would like to meet him so if he's ever in new york city i'll take him to lunch and we'll have a nice chat and i'll wear a t-shirt like he did. >>> if you are ever summoned only go if there's a darn good reason, otherwise meet on neutral turf. that's does it for us tonight. tomorrow i'm giving them the long airport line assignment. that should be interesting. tlangs f thanks for watching us tonight. megyn kelly is next. >>> breaking tonight, new voices are joining the fight after the new york city times digs deep for what donald trump calls a hit piece about the businessman and women. good evening and welcome to the kelly file. i'm meeg megyn kelly. this star

ronald reagan and very recently nancy reagan, and that was really extraordinary.n have state funerals. and in fact all of the battle and was played at the kerala was some churchill it was not played for margaret thatcher. it is kind of interesting. think of the battle am, the battle hymn of sarah palin. i recommend you bring it. it is unbelievable. the titles and a number of great american novels. come on a trip to washington with her husband. have a plaque. and in february 1862 printed on the cover within a short time it was the anthem of the union army. it was performed before president lincoln. the original manuscript was auctioned by christie for $782,000. maybe somebody will find out. not the forbes is the one who sold it. and that was very much in my mind. marking a hundred years of the biography. i'm pretty sure the 1st substantial biography of an american woman. before the 20th century biographies were collective. but a biography of one woman , two volumes long, that was really remarkable. they won the 1st pulitzer prize. and that was the year was given. t

beat him for the nomination he didn't cooperate with ford, didn't even vote for ford ronald and nancy reagan did not vote for gerald ford, they didn't vote for anybody in 76, nasty stuff going on at the convention but i don't expect it with trump. it will be a coronation of trump, trump supporters will be there and dissenters will not. >> hillary clinton on the other side of the political aisle, as you heard right priebus calling it hashtag never clinton campaign moving forward, hillary clinton in the white house enough for conservatives and others in the republican party galvanized behind trump and do what they didn't do back then? >> hard to say how many people will sit it out. just as many democrats don't like hillary clinton who made not show up as don't like donald trump and the conservative ranks, but hillary clinton would be very wise to move to the center quick. and pick the senator from ohio as vp on the democratic side, a real far left guy, that will allow hillary herself to move to the center which she should do very quickly because if she comes off as reasonable, personable, not

former first lady nancy reagan who passed away two months ago, was widely praised for telling young people how can it be that when it comes to using marijuana so many of today's

former first lady nancy reagan who passed away two months ago, was widely praised for telling young people in the 1980s to "just say no" to drugs. so, how can it be that when it comes to using marijuana so many of today's older americans seem to just say yes? a question for barry petersen to examine in our "sunday morning" cover story. >> some of the very people who grew up opposed to pot -- >> you store it in the fridge. >> finding it handy to have around as they age. >> i have gummy care. it has the consistency of a gummy. i use it for sleep and pain when i need to. >> pot's newest enthusiasts could be your grandparents. >> pauley: we think of borderline as something which divides one country from another. then there is the borderline that lee cowan has been to visit. >> follow the u.s. border from the pacific out to the east until it reaches minnesota, where there's an odd little bump. do you sometimes feel more canadian than u.s. citizen? >> aye? we are a little bit canadian. >> the remote minnesota answer surrounded on almost all sides by our maple leave friends later on sunday mornin

ronald reagan, and very recently nancy reagan too. and that was really extraordinary.t because very few women are included in the list of those who had it played at their funeral because very few women have state funerals although battle hymn was played at the funeral of winston chunk hill it was not played for margaret thatch sore kind of interesting. it is identified i think with heroism. on the other hand it has become a kind of a meme you know a reference point for determined women. you think about the battle hymn as the tiger mother for example, and also the battle hymn of sarah palin. now, if you don't know the battle hymn of sarah palin and you have free minutes i recommend that you google it because it is unbelievable. [laughter] okay. and of course it's all inspired title of a number of great american novels most famously john the great. she wrote it in washington probably all know the ledge. she wrote is in november 1861 on a trip to washington with her husband dr. samuel gridly how i'll be talking about him a little bit later and friends from boston. and tha

ronald reagan and recently nancy reagan, also. that was extraordinary.women are included in the list of those who had a plate at their funerals because very few women have state funerals and you don't really know about that and although the vet-- battle hymn was played at the funeral of winston churchill, it was not paid for margaret thatcher, so it's kind of interesting. is identified with merit-- male heroism and on the other hand it has become kind of a meme, a reference points for determined women and you think of the battle hymn of the-- also the battle hymn of sarah palin. if you don't know the battle hymn of sarah palin and you have a couple of free minutes i recommend you google it because it's unbelievable. [laughter] >> of course, it's also inspired the title of a number of great american novels-- novels. most famously the grapes of wrath. she wrote it in washington probably another legend and she wrote in november, 1861, with a trip to washington with her son. and also friends from boston. that-- they were staying in the willard hotel, which i

the late nancy reagan said just say no. she worked very hard to try to clean it up.we look at the war on drugs, this has been something every president has had to deal with. i don't believe resident clinton changed course. he signed strong crime bills. has been trying to force the growth of these drugs. it is ruining the youth of america and it's an epidemic but it's one where giving up will not change. host: our next guest is congressman joe courtney who proposed emergency funding to deal with this opioid crisis. $600 million in emergency funding. that was not allowed to come to the floor by the rules committee. are you in support of emergency funding? guest: absolutely not, we need to find funding from our $4.2 trillion with our half trillion dollar deficit. democrats, their answer is new spending, where you get it from? the republican answer is new spending, where you get it from? us toerican people want realize that $4.2 trillion, 25% of our gdp every year, we should be able to live within that. do we need to find funding? yes. we need to look hard and be more ef

neither did nancy reagan. they voted but they wouldn't vote for ford. there is bad blood that runs very deep in the primary and this is one of those. bill: hillary clinton got a lot of money. her bank is loaded. i don't know how he makes up for that. >> trump -- trump -- bill: $1 million? >> trump money, his supporters are fanatical. donald trump's support, people who like him, these people will fund him. he won't have money problems. hillary -- enough money to do whatever he wants to do. hillary clinton as you decca out, there is not a money problem here, money deficit, they will do what they want to do. bill: he was asked about a vp pick. everyone has their own theory. he said the possibility of choosing a former competitor is 40%, to me that means a list of 5 or two of the five, maybe a list on their. do you have a sense of what his intention might be, what he has said in the past, someone who wants -- perhaps they go back 25 years, who can interface on legislation that needs to get done. >> the first choice would be john kasich. trump himself would

it was played at the funeral of bobby kennedy, ronald reagan and very recently nancy reagan too.ly extraordinary. i noticed that because very few women are included in the list of those who had it played at their funerals because very few women have state funerals, right? you don't really know about that. .. she wrote it in november 1861. michigan one. michigan to washington with her husband, doctor stanley and some friends from boston. that winter they are staying in the willard hotel which has a plaque for julia. that winter she sent it to the atlantic monthly. in february 1862, the atlantic monthly printed it on the cover and they paid her $5. within a short time it was the anthem of the union army and in 1864 it was performed before president lincoln. then, in december 2012, 2012, the original manuscript of the song signed by how, this is the scrip she wrote in the willard hotel was auctioned by christie's for $782,000. that's quite an appreciation over time. i don't know who bought it, i would love to know who did it. it doesn't say. julia is not a new one, in fact the first

movement, fighting aids not the young people, you know, recently hillary clinton as congratulating nancy reaganer and it was sadly president reagan did not mention aids in his first term or half way through his second term i think into his seventh year even though this is when the epidemic was raging. and so then you understand when you have a media that's so often just covers power and the power, the powerful, the president was not addressing aids. people on the ground in their communities were dying. this young population taken down. why? if they could put center stage this epidemic and how it was happening and putting money into research to deal with it and so you had people like john weir. i mean, it didn't only happen on cbs when they interrupted the dan rather news hour. it also happened on pbs. on the newshour. they dealt with it a little bit differently and said, we will discuss this issue. but they were taking -- they understood how powerful media is to get out a message. they took it into their own hands. host: just another clip of john weir because i want to ask you, the question is

unfortunately has consequences, the just say no drug policy which was championed by the late first lady nancy reagan has turned into a just say okay policy, and now we're seeing the consequences. while improving treatment is a key, enforcement is and must remain an essential part of combating heroin epidemics. when i talk to the police chief and i saw the numbers in our locale, i said, well, looks like you've been able to keep the lid on some of those, although it is now at epidemic proportions. they told me, mr. mica, he said, this is only because we have now and don't that can bring these people back -- antidotes. the only reason we're not seeing double or triple the deaths is because our law enforcement and our first responders can bring these people back, if they can get to them in time. not only illegal immigrants afloat over the mexican border but also illegal drugs. we know that's the main source with the supply of heroin, cocaine and marijuana and a host of other deadly narcotics. stopping deadly direction entering the united states is a federal responsibility. and we would've from some of t

a meeting with the hillary clinton campaign after clinton made an unfortunate remark praising nancy reagan her response to the aids crisis in the 1980s, something she later apologized for. that meeting happened two weeks ago, but a similar meeting the group had scheduled with the bernie sanders campaign was cancelled at the last minute, prompting our interview with hiv/aids activist michael rainor who felt that sanders, who had criticized clinton for her reagan gaffe was blowing them off. later peter staly did meet with sanders, but the group objected to the sanders campaigns public characterization of the meeting of the they said sanders implied that the group had endorsed a california bill which sanders supports related to the cost of aids drugs, but many actually have reservations about that bill. in an open letter to the campaign, the activists claim that sanders had, quote, misled the public about the activists' stance on the bill and wrote, quote, we are deeply concerned as this now appears as if we were exploited for short-term political gain leading up to the imminent california pr

you've been saying this since reagan's funeral, nancy reagan's funeral. >> beginning rich would be thet vice president in history at age 73, older than biden. anybody know who so far the oldest vice president in history was? >> meacham, right? >> it wasn't cheney? >> no. >> alvin barkley. >> my second-guess. my second-guess. >> all right. any event beginning rich on top. a senator from iowa who has been mention add lot below and a whole bunch of alsos. >> we can get rid of martinez after trump insulted her. >> she's off the list. >> the thing to remember at 30% that's a one in three chance. you have a pronlt it will be somebody else. personally i find it hard to speculate about. >> what about the dems. >> it's more confusing because the market has a different view. there's really four people clustered in this top tier. again, relatively small percentages. you have castro, secretary of hud. tim kaine, a senator from virginia, head of dnc. >> smart pick, tim kaine. >> a good guy, lots of gravitas. >> elizabeth warren. >> not going to happen. >> bernie sanders. >> not going to happen. >>

>> i do apologize with the confusion and that i need to have allow like nancy reagan said, all together, right? i think that on this june 22nd we will be scheduled, i'll have it all on page here so you can see it. (inaudible) that put these numbers on it where we can get more money this has to be efforts. this is what i was talking about which is tried really hard because i was in what you call scrambling, you know, i didn't mean it to put it that way. i apologize that the clearance has what you call hocus pocus what we have on the pages, to put it in mathematic order. and that explains the spelling is very rare. i'm sorry my teachers couldn't help me so i had to help myself i know that it's been very confusing and i didn't mean to put it like that. i will get it a whole lot more understandable, you know, because i have been through some, a lot of things that a lot of people wouldn't ever that was very tough. >> okay, thank you for your comments. are there any other member s of the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, let's move on to the next item, please. thank

. >> i had hoped to interview nancy reagan, but even a few years ago, she was too ill and was no longer accepting interviews. the staff, both during the gubernatorial years as well as a few people from this credential years have had no idea of the eisenhower reagan relationship, never been alluded to before, never have been discussed before. what inspired you to begin this research? >> it was because i feel at the time of ronald reagan, accomplished so much. i mentioned restoring pride in america, creating a booming economy. and bringing freedom to millions in eastern europe and the phoenix communism, which in my opinion is the most important historical event of the second half of the 20th century. we do not have thousands of nuclear missiles aimed at us, at least from russia anymore. life in the late 1940's, 1950's, 1960's, was involved in fighting communism. but the cold war. proxy wars here and there, korea, vietnam, many other examples. it wasn't present like that in the 1960's. that communist -- and at the berlin wall, communism and i will end with this, many people think that the

i would find that -- >> unless you want to lose -- >> yes -- >> first i heard of it was at nancy reagan's newt gingrich himself? you heard it from? >> no. >> what's the logic of newt gingrich? we're going to have this combative ticket on both sides? >> you don't need combative. >> you got that covered, yeah, check. >> i, i -- wow. >> coming up, the age of networks. isis took on armies, uber changed transportation, and the next republican nominee redefined politics as we know it. a new book explores the common threads of revolution in a connected world. >>> but first, republican strategist steve schmidt and "the washington post" eugene robinson join the political roundtable. we'll be right back with more "morning joe." listerine® kills 99% of bad breath germs for a 100% fresh mouth. with breath so fresh, it's no wonder listerine® users feel ready enough to be in a magician's act. kill 99% of bad breath germs. feel 100% in life. bring out the bold™ with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery s

reagan. >> a lot of nancy in there. > >> stephen: let's get back to the election.urn to the general. who do you think he'll pick for his vp? nobody wants the gig. >> there is a lot of people who don't want to be on the second with donald trump, that's for sure. so i suggested the governor of new mexico, susana martinez, a very accomplished woman. >> stephen: is this how she's finding out now? >> we mentioned it on the show. >> stephen: everybody watches that. >> i told trump himself. >> stephen: you told him? yeah. >> stephen: did you call him up? >> no, he was on the show, colbert. he shows up once in a while. >> stephen: do you let him call in, by the way? >> no, don't let anybody call in. if you do call in with politicians, you will have three people there telling you what to say. so you don't know. >> stephen: they have life lines. >> they do all that. i don't like to do that. >> stephen: there is anger on the republican side -- talking about the democrats. the guy stoking anger on the democrat side doesn't look like he's going to get the position. what do you

the truth is if ronald reagan were like donald trump, nancy never would have married him. >> dennis,w, time is of the essence here. how much time do you think republicans have to pull all of this together? >> they have the time, there's no question. this is just may, the election is in november. believe it or not, i think they will. i'm a perfect example. i have devoted the last half year in print and on my national radio show to criticizing quite severely donald trump. however, you i did say at the beginning if he is the nominee i would vote for him. i said it in my first article and i am sticking to that. because from my perspective, the democratic party has done a lot of damage to my beloved country and i cannot really abide by the idea of having another four years of that, of having the supreme court set and the reason -- it's not just that i disagree obviously because i'm conservative and i don't agree with folks on the left. it's not just that. it's that they use the court in lieu of congress, that for the left if you can't pass a law, you use judges to pass the law. and that's

the truth is, if ronald reagan were like donald trump, nancy never would have married him. >> do youpull this together? >> there is the time. i think they will. i have devoted the last half year in print, and national review and elsewhere in print and on my national radio show to criticizing quite severely, criticizing donald trump, however, i did say at the beginning, if, god forbid -- i don't know if i used god forbid", if he is the nominee, i will vote for him. i am sticking to that, from my perspective, the democratic party has done a lot of damage to my beloved country, and i cannot really abide by the idea of having another four years of that, of having the supreme court set, and the reason, it's not just that i disagree, obviously, because i'm conservative, but i don't agree with folks on the left. it's not just that, it's that they use the court in lieu of congress, that for the left, if you can't pass a law, you use judges to pass the law. and that's a very disturbing thing. it's made the supreme court far more powerful than the founding father the envisioned it. >> do you a

bill, just finished "killing reagan" i learned a lot about the president but even more about nancy.ory is fascinating. if you would like signed books for father's day, too late for moms this weekend, please check in at bill oreilly.cobilloreill. bill, you mentioned watters will be interviewing children about politics on thursday. is he going to another corresponde correspondents' dinner? very good, jorge! tip of the day, predicting politics not an easy thing to do as think thousands of "factor" viewers figured out. our poll was, will ted cruz drop out if trump wins indiana? only 18% said yes, he would quit. a whopping 82% said no, cruz would stay in. there you go! politics not an easy deal. but the 18% are very smart. "factor" tip of the day. that's it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website different from bill oreilly.com billoreilly.com. also, we would like you to spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be pauky when writing to "the factor." tomorrow watters as i mentioned with the kids