ronald reagan would say then came along nancy davis in save my soul. but no one, including reagan himself could possibly have imagined where his awakening interest in politics would lead the two of them. it's only by looking back that it is possible to really understand how essential a political partner she was, she helped build the scaffolding for the right of the most consequential figures of the 20h century. beyond that she was her husband's ever vigilant protector through presidential campaigns and in the white house. but her final gift to ronald reagan, i think is around us right now. because it will ultimately, tragically fall to nancy reagan as her husband is afflicted by alzheimer's it would fall to nancy reagan to become the shaper and the protector of his legacy. this library to her was a very, very much a part of it. she wanted to be not just a monument to the past, she wanted it to be a way of looking forward into the future. and i think that is why this library is where important political figures come to make their most consequential speec

ten years ago that i came to see the reagan library at the invitation of my favorite first lady, nancy reagan. i can still remember the incredible thrill i felt on my secretary walked into my governor's office and he said it looks like you have a note for reggie reagan and i said to her, there are machines that make it look like that and then she handed me the note and i realized it was a handwritten note from nancy reagan invited me to speak at the library of her husband, the man was my first vote for president when i was 18 years old november 4 of 1980. i spoke night on how american exceptionalism was and what was not. i don't intend to quote extensively from that speech, there would be cheating. get away what without writing a new won this time but what we need to stand for, what we mean to each other in the rest of the world, is, then first term pelvic and governor where america stood in the charge of where we are today did this and its american exceptionalism. our economy and our people for each other is for american exceptionalism and an example direct the world, it must be demonstrated

so i came to speak at the reagan library at the invitation of my favorite first lady, nancy reagan. i could still remember the incredible thrill i felt when my secretary walked into my governor's office and said it looks like you have a handwritten note from nancy reagan. i said no no no there are machines like that and then she handed me the now and i realized it was a handwritten note from nancy reagan to speak at the library of her husband, the man who was my first bill for president. eight teen years old november 4. my view of american exceptionalism was an not. and then from that speech that way be cheating that i had ten years ago and then get away with not writing anyone this time but as we consider the question and what we mean to each other and the rest of the world it is from a then first-term republican government where america stood ten years ago from where we are today. a lot is being said in the selection season implicit is that we are different and better with our economy and people have delivered for each other but for american exceptionalism to deliver hope and an e

and i realized that it was a handwritten note from nancy reagan, inviting me to speak at the library of her husband. the man who was my first vote for president when i was 18 years old on november 4th 1980. i spoke that night of what's real american exceptionalism was at that moment and when it was not. i don't intend to quote extensively from that speech tonight. that would be cheating. to use that ten -- that speech from ten years ago and get away with it. but as who we are as republicans. what we need to stand for. and what we mean to each other and what we mean to the rest of the world, i think these passages from a than a first term republican governor about where america stood ten years ago are instructive for where we are today. a lot is being said an election season about american exceptionalism. in such statements, is that we are different yet better, in a sense that our democracy, our economy and our people have delivered for each other. but for american exceptionalism to truly give hope and been example to the rest of the world, it must be demonstrated, not just asserted.

nancy from facebook asked i know president reagan and nancy reagan rode horses while they were at camp david. is there a stable there? what other activities are available besides swimming? >> the only time we had a stable there, a corral's during the kennedy years the pony macaroni was kept there for the children, the kennedys. otherwise horseback, had one incident where president clinton and chelsea wanted to go horseback riding. so the national park service from d.c. brought the horses up we use the back gate into the wilderness with secret service on horseback to to go to the nearby woods. horseback riding is possible but there is no corral for their skeet shooting, trap shooting, mini golf course, a driving range, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, presidents want to go golfing to go back to the nearby golf course. if they want to fish this nearby fishing hold on private farmland so we arranged to take them. there is a bowling alley game room, rex david asks, never approach the perimeter of camp david? >> it happens and there are some warning times. you could drive by the roads in

nancy from facebook asked i know president reagan and nancy reagan rode horses while they were at camp david. is there a stable there? what other activities are available besides swimming? >> the only time we had a stable there, a corral's during the kennedy years the pony macaroni was kept there for the children, the kennedys. otherwise horseback, had one incident where president clinton and chelsea wanted to go horseback riding. so the national park service from d.c. brought the horses up we use the back gate into the wilderness with secret service on horseback to to go to the nearby woods. horseback riding is possible but there is no corral for their skeet shooting, trap shooting, mini golf course, a driving range, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, presidents want to go golfing to go back to the nearby golf course. if they want to fish this nearby fishing hold on private farmland so we arranged to take them. there is a bowling alley game room, rex david asks, never approach the perimeter of camp david? >> it happens and there are some warning times. you could drive by the roads in

speakers include nancy reagan biographer and former california governor. august marks the 40th anniversary president reagan's 1981 tax cuts passed into law. a look back at the legacy president reagan economic agenda. booktv features leading office discussing their latest nonfiction books. sunday at 10 a.m. eastern on "after words" the the presif the clare booth luce center for conservative women, how to raise a conservative daughter. then at two p.m. eastern from the printers row lit fest in chicago will feature interviews with miles harvey on his book thinking of confidence, , ellie fischman and about refugee high coming-of-age in america and franchise, , the golden arches n black america. watch american history tv and booktv every weekend on c-span2 and find full schedule in your program guide our visit c-span.org. >> next, federal reserve chair jerome powell talks about a potential interest rate hike if the economy continues to recover. he takes questions from reporters about raising the debt ceiling at efforts to create a u.s. backed digital currency. t

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a year ago this week, it was ronald and nancy reagan's anniversary. were married march 4, 1952. it is a very special week of remembrance. i'm going to share reflections of my times and my years working for president reagan. but before i start with that, i wanted to start with a little bit about the book itself. how many of you in here have written a book or intend to write a book some day? don't be laughing. i'm sure there's remarkable students in here. okay. a few hands. for me, writing a book was very much a process of extremes. writing a book starts with ideas in your head, thoughts in your heart, comes through your fingers. onto a keyboard. magic little characters appear on a screen. eventually, maybe you get paper that you put together with a paper clip or a binder. ultimately, it winds up like this. it's like a magical, incredible process. because of my experience as the executive assistant to the president, i was used to a role behind the scenes. i wasn't really sure how i felt about writing a book and putting myself out there in a visible way.

speakers include nancy reagan biographer karen chelsea and former california governor bosak and august marx the 40th anniversary of president reagan's 1981 tax cuts passing into law. steve forbes and edwin makes the third and others look back at the legacy of president reagan economic agenda. >> tv features leading authors discussing their latestnonfiction books . sunday at 10 am eastern on "after words" the president has a epicenter for conservative women, michelle easton and her book how to raise a conservative daughter interviewed by independent women's forum president terry lucas. then at 2 pm eastern from the printers leroux let fest in chicago will feature interviews with miles harvey on his book the king of confidence, ellie fishman and her book refugee high coming of age in america and marshall entitlement with franchise, the golden arches in black america. what american history tv and tv every weekend on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your programguide . or visit c-span.org. >> sunday and q&a, lawrence wright pulitzer prize winning author and new yorker writer talks about

said he could not have displayed active mental illness or violent behavior since 1983 ronald and nancy reagan'soicing her thoughts on the matter she writes the memory of that day will never fade. i will always picture my father being shoved in a limousine after a shot struck his lung and nearly grazed his heart. she says i don't think john hinckley feels remorse most narcissists really do. >>> simone biles says she shoon have been on the team. she pulled out due to twisties, it causes gymnasts to lose their sense of space in midair the larry nassar scandal took an emotional toll on her. she went on to say, nasser's abuse will not stop her from continuing to pursue her olympic dreams, despite it being to her. >>> we have an alarming study shedding light on the long-term effects of climate change. the average 6-year-old will live through three times as many climate disasters as someone born in noon 60. that includes twice as many wildfires, over three times more river floosd and two-and-a-half times as many crop failures and the average child will live threw seven times of heat waves than grandpa

a tribute to nancy reagan followed by a look at reagan's tax cuts and economic plan 40 years later. you can find a full schedule airinged today in your program guide or by visiting c-span.org/history. now it's time for lectures in history, an opportunity to join students in college classrooms. this week, city university of new york emeritus joshua brown on the 1863 new york city draft riots.

a tribute to nancy reagan followed by a look at reagan's tax cuts and economic plan 40 years later. you can find a full schedule airinged today in your program guide or by visiting c-span.org/history. now it's time for lectures in history, an opportunity to join students in college classrooms. this week, city university of new york emeritus joshua brown on the 1863 new york city draft riots. >> from july 13th-16th, 1863, in the middle of the civil war, thousands of poor and working class why not new yorkers, incensed by equities in the new military draft, resentful about wartime hardship and enflamed by the lincoln administration's emancipation policies, looted and destroyed buildings, battled police, state militia and federal troops and brutally attack thed the city's african-american residents. in the century and a half since the new york city draft riots, numerous psychological lahrs, popular -- scholars, popular books and articles are their rated and examined the significant events that comprised the largest civil insurrection this u.s. history, and and most of these works have

reagan and she said oh nancy aren't you stylish in these boot cut jeans. mrs. reagan looks at her and says, these old things i've been wearing these since the last time these were in fashion. so some of the things in the closet, if you hold up if you hold on to them long enough they'll come back around. good and we can laugh at all the close, the but you know i was ahead not behind the fashions in those times. that so when he had gorbachev up to the ranch, and here's gorbachev riding shotgun, and ronald reagan is behind the wheel of his jeep, and this man had not driven in eight years, so the he want to drive. and ahead of the secret service detail was a bit nervous in the backseat, but the president was like a little kid at the steering wheel. so excited to be behind the wheel of the car. and when gorbachev was coming up to the ranch, that president reagan asked me if i would get a gift for him and decided he wanted to give him a stetson cowboy hat.. and he said it may be difficult to find one in his size because he has a big head. he had just been named gorbac

i felt like nancy reagan become dady myself. well, that's great point, gentlemen. unfortunately, we're out of time, but then swan line all, we always appreciate your insight. thanks so much for coming on long lines at gas stations, the united kingdom are being caused by a shortage of truck drivers. it's parked away the panic finding, at least according to downing street. our team is to lea explains from london. that's probably a variety of reasons as to why have been seeing the scenes over the past few days. this we can just go on in the united kingdom of dr. as motorists panic, buying as much fuel as they can in some instances, as report so much that there were shortages of delivery drivers, fuel truck drivers across the country. many reasons being put forward for that and it led to scenes of people going out panic, buying. we saw the kind of scene last year at the time that makes start when people were fighting and the supermarket isles over food and toilet paper. and this time, we've seen scenes of violence saw some for caught people falling out and pushing in f

then ronald and nancy reagan, a tribute to the foreman first lady. -- former first lady.hen august marks the 40th anniversary of president reagan's 1981 tax cuts passing into law. arthur laffer, steve forbes and others look back at the legacy of president reagan's economic agenda. booktv features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. sunday at 10 a.m. ian on "after words," the president of the clare boothe luce center for conservative women and her book how to raise a conservative daughter. she's interviewed by carrie lucas. then at 2 p.m. eastern from the printers row lit fest in chicago, interviews with miles harvey on his book, the king of confidence, ellie fishman and marsha -- [inaudible] with her book, franchise: the golden arches in black

she looked to mrs reagan and she said oh nancy, aren't you stylish and you're trendy boot-cut jeans which were the thing at the time and mrs. reagan looks at her and said these old things i've been wearing these since the last time these were in fashion. so some of the things in your closet if you hold on to him long enough, they'll come back around by the way. i was wearing a burberry skirt today notice that at the beginning we can laugh at all the clothes but ladies, i was wearing burberry before anybody so i was a head behind the fashions. and when he had gorbachev up to the ranch here, he is driving gorge. that's actually gorbachev writing shotgun. ronald reagan is driving when ronald reagan was behind the wheel of his jeep you wanted to get off the road because this man had not driven in eight years, so you just didn't trust his driving really ahead of his secret service detail looks a little nervous in the backseat, but the president looks like a little kid got the steering wheel so excited to be behind the wheel the car. and when gorbachev was going to be coming up to the ranch pre

prepare you for the presidential debates and it was that your extraordinary preparation that caught nancy reagan's attention. and so here we are in this election year. we've had presidential debate and vice presidential debate. is there anything that stands out in your memory about that preparation for debating maybe, you know tied into preparation for a big legal meeting or case but of course reagan is such an iconic figure and there you are getting him to where he can search past and come but carter, you know, there are a lot of long-time reagan people who had work for him who were a little reluctant for him to debate. but i i had been and and there were some joined me. i was i was start on the deputy chairman of the reagan campaign in charge of debate because they asked me to come over after george bush left the race. and i've never seen i'd never seen raven lose a debate. so i argued strongly for him to debate john anderson. carlisle anderson was another republican running for president and carter didn't want to didn't want to debate to republicans. and so i said, well we ought to go to beta a

speakers include nancy reagan biographer, and former california governor pete wilson. then august marks the 40th anniversary of president reagan's 1981 tax cuts passing into law. arthur laugher, steve forms, and others look back at the legacy of president reagan's economic agenda. book tv features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on afterwords, the president of the clare boothe central for women, michelle easton and her book, how to raise a conservative daughter. she's interviewed by carrie lucas. then at 2:00 p.m. eastern, in chicago, we'll feature interviews with myles harvey on his book, the king of confidence, ellie fishman, and martha chaterlain. watch american history tv and book tv every weekend on c-span2. and find a full schedule on your program guide or visit c-span.org. >> next, a look at the decrease in civics education in schools with david davenport, a research fellow at the hoover institution. he shares recommendations for training teachers on the subject at the u.s. chambers of commerce foundation. >>

then on the presidency, ronald and nancy reagan.te to the former first lady on the centennial of her birth. speakers include nancy reagan's biographer and people said. august marks the anniversary of reagan's tax cuts passing into law. arthur laffer and others looked back at the legacy of president reagan's economic agenda. but tv features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. the president at the conservative center for women and her book how to raise a conservative daughter. she is interviewed by terry lucas. then at 2:00 p.m. eastern from chicago, we will feature and reviews with myles harvey on his book the king of confidence and marsha chadwick with her book franchise, the golden arches in black america. watch american history tv and book tv every weekend on c-span2. visit c-span.org. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us this morning is congressman ben cline, republican of virginia, member of the appropriations and budget committees. your vote this week to continue funding the government and r

novelist and actress grace kelly, liza minnelli and nancy davis who later became the first lady nancy reagan for the opportunity to pursue independent lives. >> the socioeconomic diversities, certainly did not happen until the 1950s i discovered. the economic diversity happen very quickly. that's when the fascinating things to me, the women range from debutantes to really women who run away from home in rural ohio. they were living next door to each other now. that itself is very interesting. and then the 1940s in terms of this new woman when the guest editors start to come in but certainly impacted in terms of intellectual cachet in the new york intellectual society. and then in the 1950s this new woman was particularly faceted this was the decade where the barbizon is named the dollhouse. because of all of these models. this is when grace kelly is here. many actresses in the late 1940s, early 1950s. there at the barbizon. >> it is a dollhouse, the barber sound is now a place where its famous because beautiful young women are there. then hang around the coffee shop, he was pretending he was

novelist and actress grace kelly, liza minnelli and nancy davis who later became the first lady nancy reagan for the opportunity to pursue independent lives. >> the socioeconomic diversities, certainly did not happen until the 1950s i discovered. the economic diversity happen very quickly. that's when the fascinating things to me, the women range from debutantes to really women who run away from home in rural ohio. they were living next door to each other now. that itself is very interesting. and then the 1940s in terms of this new woman when the guest editors start to come in but certainly impacted in terms of intellectual cachet in the new york intellectual society. and then in the 1950s this new woman was particularly faceted this was the decade where the barbizon is named the dollhouse. because of all of these models. this is when grace kelly is here. many actresses in the late 1940s, early 1950s. there at the barbizon. >> it is a dollhouse, the barber sound is now a place where its famous because beautiful young women are there. then hang around the coffee shop, he was pretending he was

then on the presidency ronald and nancy reagan at two p.m. eastern attribute to the former first lady on the centennial of her birth. arcus mark supporting a anniversary president reagan's 1981 tax cuts passing it along. a look back at the legacy of president reagan's economic agenda. booktv features leading authors discussing the latest nonfiction books. sunday at 10 a.m. eastern on "after words" the president of the clare boothe luce center for concerned women, how to raise a concerned daughter interviewed by independent women's forum president kerry lucas. at two p.m. eastern from the printers row lit fest in chicago will feature interviews with miles harvey on his book the king of confidence. refugee high, coming of age in america, and the book francesco the golden arches in black america. watch american history tv and booktv every weekend on c-span2 and find a full schedule under on your program guide a visit c-span.org here. >> sunday night on q&a lawrence wright pulitzer prize-winning author and new yorker staff writer talks about his l

speakers include a nancy reagan biographer.t march the 40th anniversary of president reagan's tax cuts passed into law. we look back at the legacy of president reagan's economic agenda. book tv features leading authors discussing the latest nonfiction books. the presidents -- how to raise a conservative daughter. she is interviewed by carrie lucas. then at 2:00, in chicago, we will feature interviews with miles harvey on his book, the king of confidence. marsha channel and with her book, franchise, the golden arches in black america. watch american history tv and book tv every weekend on c-span2. find us -- find a full schedule on your program guide or visit cspan.org. ♪ >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us now is steve clemons, editor at large at the hill. you can find his reporting at thehill.com. as president biden addresses the united nations general sibley for the first time as president, people say the one thing that was missing was the banner headline, he didn't mention china. guest: i think he kind of did

then on the presidency, ronald and nancy reagan. at 2 p.m.astern, a tribute to the former first lady on the centennial of her birth. speakers include former california governor pete wilson. then, august marks the 40th anniversary of president reagan's tax cuts passing into law. arthur laffer, steve forbes, and others take a look back at prime minister reagan's economic -- president reagan's economic agenda. on sunday on "after words," michelle easton and her book, how to raise a conservative daughter. she's interview ised by carrie lucas. then at 2 p.m. eastern we'll feature interviews with miles harvey on his book the king of confidence, ellie fishman and her book, refugee high, and the book franchise: the golden arches in black america. watch american history tv and booktv every weekend on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or visit c-span.org. ♪ ♪ >> sunday night on "q&a," lawrence wright, blitzer prize-winning -- pulitzer prize-winning author talks about his latest book, "the plague year: america in the time of covid,"

. >> kind of much like nancy reagan's just say no campaign, the message here is just put down the phonean pull you over for that alone, much like speeding and they've got these placards they're handing out to anybody if you're driving along and you see somebody next to you who is driving, tiktoking, whatever the case is, hold up the sign out the window saying just drive guys, back to you. >> tom costello there for us, tom, thank you >>> we have an important consumer alert for you this morning, a nationwide recall of baby lounger cushions sold by walmart, target, amazon and others the boppy company is recalling more than 3 million of the cushions after they were tied to the suffocation deaths of at least eight infants. newborns can roll over into positions where the cushion blocks their breathing although the boppys were not sold as infant sleep products, a consumer safety commission says they're too risky to remain on the market >>> let us get a boost for friday >> you're going to like this one. a big brother in the military, he used to have a special sound he would make, kind of like a

then, ronald and nancy reagan, at 2:00 p.m., a tribute to the former first lady. speakers include karen tummlte and pete wilson. arthur laugher, steve forbes and edwin meese look back at the legacy of president reagan's economic agenda. book tv features authors discussing their latest non-fiction books. sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern, the president of the claire booth lou center for conservative women, michele easton. then, from the printers rolette fest, interviewed with myles harvey on his book, ellie fishman and her book and marcia chatelaine. find a full schedule on your program guide or visit c-span.org. ♪♪ >>> next, south dakota governor noem discussing federalism in her role as governor. she answered questions about abortion, gun control and her state's response to the coronavirus pandemic.hoover ins this event. >> capitol conversations is a series featuring discussions between hoover scholars who generate ideas that enable a free society and leaders who turn those into actionable policies. we invite you to listen and participate in discussions between our is

nancy reagan kept score for president reagan, crossing george h.w. bush was never a good idea.ple of bruises still from various moments. and so, yes, you know, as you know, in the dialectic of power, often it is the spouse who feels this most deeply. partly because i think, a, they love the primary actor more than anybody else in the world. and b, they absorb it all, but they don't have quite as much agency in fighting back. you know? the primary -- because we can dismiss it as, well, that's the wife or that's the spouse, and so i think there's a perennial struggle there. i think president biden's incredibly lucky that someone like dr. biden is there, and that may sound puffy or sent mental, but this is a woman who goes out, teaches, grades scores of papers every week. she's actually living the kind of country that president biden and a -- the fellow democrats want to create. i don't think we should minimize that. she's trying to live out a life where you create opportunity for people. the community college part of the world is a very interesting element in all of this. it's ea

how people experienced the events with articles and drawings that chronicled them and ronald and nancy reagantribute to the former first lady on the centennial of her birth and former california governor. and the 40th anniversary of president reagan's 1981 tax cut, art laffer, and ed meese and others on the economic agenda. book tv features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books, sunday at 10 a.m. eastern on after words. the president at the center for conservative women. how to raise a conservative daughter, she's interviewed by carrie lucas. and from the printer press in chicago. miles harvey on his book "the king of confidence". >> and a book, franchise, the golden arches in black america, watch american history tv and book tv every weekend on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or visit c-span.org. >> ♪♪ >> josef stalin had been dead for three years when his successor nikita chew khrunichev with meant to clear the way to reform above khrunichev's speech stalin's infallibility this is the way that the book is moscow 1956 authored by georgetown professor

ronald and nancy reagan on the day of her birth. a tribute to the both of them.ust marks the anniversary of reagan's tax cuts passing into law. others look back at the legacy of president reagan's economic agenda. find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> washington journal continues. host: we are going to go to our open forum segment. that means if you have an important political topic you want to talk about, call-in in and let us know. democrats, your number is going to be (202) 748-8000. publicans, you can call -- republicans, you can call (202) 748-8001. independents, your number is (202) 748-8002. we are always reading twitter. one of the important political stories being talked about this morning are the results of the arizona election audit. i will bring you a story from cnbc that talks about the results of the arizona election audit. a draft report of the review of the election results in arizona's largest county and to -- has in fact confirmed the winner. the much delayed report from cyber ninjas a flori

ronald and nancy reagan on the day of her birth. a tribute to the both of them.ust marks the anniversary of reagan's tax cuts passing into law. others look back at the legacy of president reagan's economic agenda. find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> washington journal continues. host: we are going to go to our open forum segment. that means if you have an important political topic you want to talk about, call-in in and let us know. democrats, your number is going to be (202) 748-8000. publicans, you can call -- republicans, you can call (202) 748-8001. independents, your number is (202) 748-8002. we are always reading twitter. one of the important political stories being talked about this morning are the results of the arizona election audit. i will bring you a story from cnbc that talks about the results of the arizona election audit. a draft report of the review of the election results in arizona's largest county and to -- has in fact confirmed the winner. the much delayed report from cyber ninjas a flori

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reagan national airport. >>>i u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi responded to the reporting in the new book "peril" about her conversation just after the january 6 riot with general mark milley. according to a transcript of the call, the authors say they obtained, milley tried to reassure pelosi that america's nuclear weapons were secure. pelosi according to the book was worried the former president might use them on another country to forestall his exit. here are her comments from london. >> the question of cutting out the chain of command, it was a question of what the checks and balances were on that chain of command. so you are seeing some things i can't attest to confirm or deny some of what is being said because it all came out since i've been here. but it is true that there was very grievous concern not just among house or senate democrats, but among those responsible for our national security that finger on the button, an invasion, anything to take attention away from that we were having a peaceful transfer. >> in atlanta an elementa

nancy. the only two people on the plane that were happy, i don't know about reagan but it was me and pat beganned. i think for different reasons you are happy. >> know i said mr. president, everybody wanted the treaty. let me tell you something he rented their under eyes were filled with tears i couldn't believe it, you have done what the american people have always wanted an american president to do produce up to the russians. you point out at the critical moment per. >> first what happened early pre-coxey soviets noticed that per. >> that happened early it was one of those moments, they wrote about it. >> you think i'm not going to lower tax rates the way i said? he'll think i'm not going to slammed on the soviet union like i said? you think were not going to go ahead with our defense bill will watch me? then this comes and it was a wonderful opportunity. it was like a god-given blessing and he just hit the bid he fired them and never been done before. in fact no problem have stood up to a labor under labor union like that. who is this guy? >> in terms of these administrations, while, wow. y