>> i stand with reagan. one of the reasons why i joined the party as a young man. >> one of the reasons you're not in it anymore. let's go to joan. it seems like the michael steeles and ronald reagans aren't quite hip enough, crazy enough to bring down the government. your last thought, joan? >> michael still says he's not -- let's leave him where he is. i'm glad he supports ronald reagan. >> let me answer the question. >> i want him to be a voice for real conciliation on his side with the people in hits parties. reagan sadly probably could not be nominated unless he sold out everybody he believed in at this point. >> i think michael is a lean-forward reagan. i'm kidding. thank you all. >>> up next, if you caught last night's show, you might have noticed how much joe walsh loved saying my name. i like it. stick around for "the sideshow." it's funny. you're watching "hardball" from san francisco. >> announcer: this past year alone there's been a 67% spike in companies embracing the cloud-- big clouds, small o

okay, invoking reagan obama, please, give me a break! >> raising the debt ceiling has invoked the memory of the 40th president of the united states, ronald wilson reagan. president reagan raised the debt ceiling during his two- term presidency 17 times. here's an example. in 1987, how ronald reagan badgered a democratic congress, both chambers, senate and house, democratic, into raising the debt ceiling. president reagan then scolded the 87th congress. >> congress consistently brings the government to the edge of default before facing its responsibility. this brinksmanship threatens the holders of government bonds and those who rely on social security and veteran benefits. interest rates would skyrocket, instability would occur in financial marks and the federal deficit would soar. the united states has a special responsibility to itself and the world to meet its obligations. >> bruce bartlett, you worked for ronald reagan. how did he handle the situation? >> the debt limit problems? well, he had a big problem, as you just saw, and he al

. >> ronald, ronald reagan. thru go again. >> and suddenly president obama's hero is ronald reagan. time and again suppressed for a debt deal. i wonder what art laper . first images from inside of the white house. i screwed things up for my producers. we know that the meeting was started. they made themselves invisible. man 1: send, that is the weekend. app grapgic: yeah dawg! man 2: allow me to crack...the bubbly! man 1: don't mind if i doozy. man 3: is a gentleman with a brostache invited over to this party? man 1: only if he's ready to rock! ♪ sfx: guitar and trumpet jam vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >> the microphones didn't catch them and they went in another entrance. underground tunnels and the like. some viewers took me literally when i said they made themselves invisible. that is not the case. i was joking. only a couple in congress can make themselves invisible. >> in the cabinet room and not the oval office. the president turned off the air conditioner. again i am kidding. we'll get the at the same times of the president and we'll it l

the berlin wall did come down, of course, but today, britain's saluted ronald reagan. the foreign secretary brought a message from lady thatcher, who had hoped to attend but was not well enough to attend. >> ronald reagan was a great president and a great man, a true leader for our kind. he held clear principles and acted upon them with purpose. >> and ronald reagan's legacy was hailed by condoleezza rice as an example for today, particularly in the middle east. >> it gives us hope and optimism to continue to stand for those who are still trapped in tyranny. >> the reputation of some political leaders fades with time, but for ronald reagan, it seems to be the reverse. critics often regarded him as a second bit actor who had no business trying to play a part on the world stage. those critics are much less vocal now, and ronald reagan has certainly found a place in the sun. bbc news, grosvenor square. >> ronald reagan being honored in london, and before we go, cartop story, hugo chavez has returned to venezuela after being treated for cancer in cuba. he is now addressing

reagan announcing candidacy. some answer now that energy is spent, days of greatness that an come a great national malaise is upon us. as i point out, and the people that say no to training and dreaming becomes a theme that runs throughout ronald reagan speeches from 79 after 80. the people who say no reagan pointed out children are told not to dream is that one stream. i find the national malaise he insisted. i find nothing wrong with the american people. jimmy carter found something wrong with the american people. there was the kind of humility that carter held out for citizens and for himself. ronald reagan had none of it. ronald reagan had no sense of malaise and no sense that could be anything wrong with the american people. of course the optimism combined with reagan's right-wing populism will lead in to win the 1980 election intake down a president, which is a fairly often not as people while now. so the speech in many ways becomes not just a speech about the energy crisis, moral crisis that plagues americ

were going for reagan the so-called reagan democrats and yet when reagan after he got his nomination at the r. and c. his first speech was in philadelphia mississippi old town of seven thousand people and he gave a speech about states' rights which is dog whistle code for for basically you know a racist agenda and what philadelphia mississippi is famous for is for three civil rights workers were murdered so basically reagan was reaching out to the races democratic base that that had been feeling left behind by when and johnson signing the voting rights act of things like that. if that and we either of those are very good democrats or republicans these days i mean they have once again you know back in yeah yeah and so i mean you know if even that myth is a myth and then there's the myth you know of well then the reagan democrats became clinton democrats well maybe maybe not i mean how did the sea merge in for example you write today in your piece about tom friedman tom friedman was wrong about the lexus in his famous book olive tree lexus it was that the lexus was actually created wit

herman cain's going amants shouldn't be all that surprising after all ever since reagan kicked off his one thousand nine hundred campaign in philadelphia mississippi where three civil rights workers were brutally murdered with a speech on states' rights every single republican candidate has had a dog whistle to their bigoted base in order to get elected and then the same kind of bigotry that you just saw exhibited by by gordon clinton schmidt is is the kind of thing that is frankly. cutting away at the foundations of this country it needs to be repudiated by all of us and the whole idea that somebody should not be able to build a church or a mosque or whatever simply because that's the religion they were born into is fundamentally un-american and in that context at least politically evil. is the good the bad in the very very tough. time of the on it troll boat big bully. i gotta practice this war first the good rudy giuliani what no really over the weekend giuliani had some great advice for the republican party in an interview with c.n.n. about new york's decision to legalize same sex

cuts and then put two trillion dollars on the nation's credit card reagan borrowed and spent in just eight years more money then every president of the united states from george washington to jimmy carter come by and now the republicans don't want to pay the bill for reagan stepped. then george herbert walker bush came along he kept running up the nation's credit card so that by the time he left office four years later he added another one and a half trillion dollars to the debt and to or the credit card bill and today the republicans don't want to pay off herbert walker is dead either that's two republican presidents in a row blowing up our national debt from just under a trillion dollars where it would have been basically for all of american history to over four point three trillion dollars in just twelve years then bill clinton comes into office raises taxes on the rich and slow down the growing national debt even though clinton tacked on another trillion dollars to the debt by the time he left office in two thousand and one he actually had our nation running a budget surplus and

bush took the five point seven trillion dollar debt that he had inherited mostly from reagan and his dad and turned it into a ten point four trillion dollars e.p. of debt to hand over to president obama along with a nice little bonus gift of republican great depression. in total bush added over four point five trillion dollars to the national debt and republicans don't want to pay off bush's credit card bill either but while bush was piling on the debt republicans in congress had no problem raising the debt limit a credit limit basically seven different times in all by the time president obama took office in two thousand and nine reaganomics said jack our national debt up nearly nine trillion dollars and nearly eight trillion dollars of that debt was courtesy of three republican presidents this is what the so-called debt limit debate is all about. this debate isn't about out of control spending or big government under president obama it's about republicans now wanting to pay the bills that their own guys ran up and was to get some good eats imagine what would happen if you ran up a h

bush library pretty clearly show that ronald reagan's campaign did the same thing that richard nixon's did commit treason. when the white house has a robert perry had to say today about these two crimes. it was nixon's dealings with these with saigon to get them to sabotage the peace talks in paris that they had heard the way for nixon to eke out a victory but also continued the war for four more years and from twenty from an american soldiers died now this is essentially repeated in one thousand eighty it now appears with the with some of the same characters working for the republicans who felt well we got away with in sixty eight we can do something similar in one nine hundred eighty we can sabotage that sitting democratic president and that seems to have worked and reagan's treason just like nixon's treason worked perfectly the iran hostage crisis continued and torpedoed jimmy carter's reelection hopes and the same day reagan took the oath of office almost to the minute the american hostages in iran were released and for that reagan began selling the iranians weapons and spare parts

bush gallatin it's out like reagan bush promised his billionaire funders and his family friends good so he cut taxes again for the rich and to give himself a shoo in victory in two thousand and four who started two wars and he paid for all the stuff the same way reagan and a current gore should paid for it by putting it on the national credit card it took bush only one year to turn bill clinton's budget surplus into a budget deficit so after eight years of the white house george w. bush took the five point seven trillion dollar debt that he had inherited mostly from reagan and his dad and turned it into a ten point four trillion dollars heap of debt to hand over to president obama along with a nice little bonus gift of a republican great depression in total bush added over four point five trillion dollars to the national debt and republicans don't want to pay off bush's credit card bill either but while bush was piling on the debt republicans in congress had no problem raising the debt limit. the credit limit basically seven different times in all by the time president obama took off

today, britain's saluted ronald reagan. the foreign secretary brought a message from lady thatcher who hoped to attend but was not well enough to attend. >> ronald reagan was a great president and a great man. he held clear principles and acted upon them with purpose. >> his legacy was hailed by connolly's arise as an example for today, particularly in the middle east. >> it gives us hope and optimism to continue to stand for those who are still trapped in tyranny. "the reputation of some leaders fade with time but for reagan, it seems to be the reverse. critics during his presidency regarded him as a second division actor who had no business trying to play a part on the world stage. ronald reagan has certainly found a place in the sun. >> on this july 4th, to all our american viewers, happy independence day. that you so much for watching. see you back here tomorrow. -- thank you so much for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, sto

treason so that's two republicans in office thanks to cold hard treason and then there was ronald reagan elected in one nine hundred eighty he won thanks to a little something called the october surprise when his people sabotaged then president jimmy carter's negotiations to release american hostages in iran reagan's people promised the iranians that if they held off on releasing the american hostages and sold show after the election and reagan would give him a sweet weapons deal i had investigative journalist robert perry on my radio show earlier today because he just obtained some of the explosive documents from the george h.w. bush library it pretty clearly show that ronald reagan's campaign did the same thing that richard nixon's did commit treason. to win the white house here's where robert perry had to say about these two crimes. it was nixon's dealings with with saigon to get them to sabotage the peace talks in paris that cleared the way for nixon to eke out a victory but also continued the work of four more years and from twenty eight from proud an american soldiers die now this

people say ronald reagan. it was before reagan. supreme court -- two supreme court decisions made all the difference. political speech was a first amendment right. the disaster began there. in 1978, first national bank of boston said that corporations could spend money on politics, and it was their first amendment right. which is nonsense. corporations are not human beings. they are so less two jsoulless machines, and they are destroying our country. it is time to fight back. since that decision, corporations have been taking over slowly. the way they took over is they bought almost all of our politicians. washington at this point is nearly hopeless. you look at the republicans, a wholly-owned subsidiary of america. they do not have a single principle. it is not about that. i can show you case by case, issue by issue, when you go down the list, it is based on corporate principles. what does the guy who signs my paycheck want me to do, because he is my boss. they do not believe in the pre- market for a second. look at the oil compan

years i mean reagan ran a three trillion dollars in debt george bush had another almost two trillion dollars in debt george w. bush had admitted five unchanged trillion most almost all of this debt was run up by three republican presidents i never hear democrats talking about now and that's exactly right i think one of the things that really gets a lot of our debt debates is to tell americans what actually caused that yeah i mean you point to the bush tax cuts since two thousand and one both rounds of bush tax cuts through two thousand and ten through the through the ten years now almost cost the country two and a half trillion dollars that's a two and a half trillion dollar hole in our and our budget deficits and you know americans can look around and see if it was really worth it if it really did what it said for the country and the other large short term sort of driver of our deficit are the bush war in afghanistan and iraq and to his discredit obama is not moving in the right direction on those either unfortunately he's moved slightly out of the somewhat much quicker to draw down

what was actually in the diary, what ronald reagan wrote in the diary was d , dash, dash, n. maybe it was something even worse than every darn thing. we'll never know because that's how he wrote it in his diary. while ronald reagan was president, the nation raised the debt ceiling 18 separate times, 18 times. this week a radio address from ronald reagan from 1987 from one of those times they were raising the debt ceiling. they circulated this reagan radio address to encourage today's republicans that even if they can't believe the tri-lateral commission democrat party all caps crazy communists that are saying it today, perhaps they could believe the saint, ronald reagan, when he explained how important it is to raise the debt ceiling. >> congress consistently brings the government to the edge of default before facing its responsibility. this blankmanship threatens those who rely on social security and veterans benefits. interest rates would skyrocket, instability would occur in financial markets and the federal deficit would soar. the united states has a special responsibilit

reagan yes ross homeless people on the streets we don't . have to remember you are not going to go so we did not have almost people on the streets before reagan i think everybody's video of him kind of like the voice dragging the homeless people out on leaving that money just to shut down the mental hospitals stop and the pretty goldberg in his book talks about how like when reagan oh it's all about homeless what could they after likely to get some of our own homeless recently limited there's no more stories about homelessness and everything's fine fine in the world but i have not seen a failure stories about homelessness so it's an ongoing and terrible problem. so well ok let's let's move on to quit for. drugs reporting the pray for rain governor perry's rick perry's wife is encouraging him to get into the right and to raise temple once he is floating apparently we don't know for sure but the reports are that this is coming out the plan to campaign and be. the concern that michele bachmann has debilitating headaches and therefore might be h

and not taking crap from anybody is ronald reagan. but as you point* out, 2241 u.s. marines being killed and what you did not add was the intelligence showed them that the iranians and syrians were directly involved in the creation of what was a completely new found organization hezbollah. >> it is in the book. [laughter] he did nothing. he did worse than nothing and pulled those marines were in lebanon at the time in to waiting ships offshore then off they went nobody said a word about a because fortunately for president reagan, there was another war. a tiny one in a successful one. grenada that took place at exactly the same time but here is the essence of the republican tough guy who reacted to vietnam in a fashion that could have done any liberal democrat proud. >> when i approach the research on that chapter and was thinking about reagan come i approach it with memories never again that i carry with me even at the time i was covering them which is hollywood, an actor, there is no great depth but i have to tell you that reading hi

. >>> and celebrating with ronald reagan. we'll explain. >> vice president joe biden has joined twitter. sent out the first tweet today asking americans to take time to think of u.s. troops and their families on this holiday. the vice president known for his gap, don't expect to see many of those on zitter -- twitter. the vice president joe biden's am is at vp.  >> americans in london celebrated the 4th of july at griefnor square today with the -- grovenor square. the likeness of ronald reagan is celebrating the park and to end the cold war. greg palka has the story. >> reporter: americans celebrating independence day in london's griefnor square. a 10-foot bronze statue of ronald reagan adorns this park. and marking $100 years since the birth as relatives were helping and the cold war. the former secretary of state condoleezza rice said reagan would have a hard time imagining -- . >> a europe whole free and at peace. a europe in which we enjoy friendship and alliance with the former captive states in the tr

ronald reagan raised the debt ceiling 18 times. >> when ronald reagan was president he made tough decisionshe cut taxes. but as senator simpson pointed out he raised revenue 11 times in an effort to get the budget deficit deal and raised the debt ceiling 17 times. >> democrats, democrats, democrats page ronald reagan in debt limit talks. and now the house democratic caucus using the gipper as their so-called "secret weapon." listen to this. >> congress consistently brings the government to the edge of default before facing its responsibility. this threatens the government bonds and those who rely on social security and veteran benefits. interest rate -- interest rates would skyrocket and the federal deficit would soar. >> my next guest knows a thing or two about president reagan raising the debt ceiling, art laffer is a former reagan economic adviser. good to see you. >>guest: amazing, isn't it? >>stuart: what would ronald reagan do if he were president today, if this current situation, what would he do? >>guest: goodness know, i hope he wouldn't be in this situation because, frankly, while

presidency, so much bigger every year under the reagan presidency that ronald reagan had to ask you weren't there, but congress, he had to ask congress for a debt ceiling increase 18 times, and congress gave him a debt ceiling increase 18 times. would you have voted no on every one of the 18 ronald reagan debt ceiling increases? >> lawrence, i'll give you an honest answer, i don't know. what's interesting to me is -- >> so there might have been a debt ceiling increase you might have voted for, just not a obama debt ceiling increase. >> 20 or 30 years ago, who knows. what i find interesting -- you're right in your history, why is the debt ceiling such a big issue now? and i guess my answer would be is because the crisis is so big, one, this president for six months has ignored the problem, two, and the american people sent people to washington to no longer give this city a blank check. i would argue the american people finally woke up. you keep talking about this tea party movement, lawrence, i think that movement is a lot bigger than your profession -- or actually, either party unde

we beat the reagan administration by a couple weeks. my gold standard was the reagan administration policy. it took all the things the carter administration put together. they did a great job taking disparate parts and putting them together but the reagan administration's that we know what the parts are but how do we get in front? i will tell you that the reagan administration policies that on my desk, scratch through everything. any failure in the obama policy -- [laughter] -- it is a great policy. and ask folks to look at the reagan policy and the obama policy. it is not one for one. there's a lot of textural similarity but you will see some tone similarity. hope and change. the actual writing of the policy took place in the matter of five months. an exciting time, painful at times. the policy writing phase was preceded by a presidential study director. the president said study these areas and get back to me and tell me whether we need a space policy. we kind of already know what that means. that was finished at the end of december an

to use ronald reagan as the poster boy or the hero.ller government, he was for lowering texass. pro-business sector. >> bob: did you agree what what he said? >> dana: you have the tape. >> bob: i'm breaking my rules. did you agree with your hero or not? >> eric: that's like saying a rapt that see, bob is a republican. >> bob: did you agree with your hero or not? >> eric: she is my hero. >> bob: that's all i'll say. >> greg: debt ceiling debate is a woody allen film. it never ends, all talk no, action. at the end you want to shoot yourself in the face. >> kimberly: want to see "midnight in paris"? >> greg: absolutely. after work. i disagree with what reagan said. great president but i disagree. the debt ceiling debate is different from what it was in the past. light now is a spasm of self-preservation, you are seeing a government fighting for more food when we should be starving it to death. that is the problem. let me finish. the federal job, the study came out and saw you are more likely to die than to lose your job. >> kimberly: can

which is not to call nancy reagan weak. she has always been anything but.white house, she was a major force and not just in the first lady redecorates the place to suitt her own tastes sense o the word, though she did order new china. but in another perhaps more private and old fashioned way, she was a real force in the life of the president of the united states. they appear not merely to love each other but also to really like each other. while she protected him at all turns. in the later years, especially, when we think we saw the first signs of what would become alzheimer's. he stumbled, she fed him the line. >> doing everything we can. >> doing everything we can. >> reporter: and then, the later years, when in private, she protected him as fiercely as she had done once in public, gaining respect then even from her many detractors. and then he went. >> i think i held it together pretty well, until the very end at the library. and then i lost it. and i know i just didn't want to leave ronnie there. >> reporter: that was june 2004, and yes, he is gone, but

ronald reagan, among liberal democrats, is probably in competition only with george w. bush for least liked among the modern u.s. presidents. but liberals in congress this crazy week are willing to put that aside, if the voice of reagan can help bring republicans to their senses on how unbelievable it is that they really are still debating whether or not to destroy the economy. in the midst of all of this is republican presidential politics. jon huntsman and his campaign manager parting ways today. and then of course you have the vice presidential nomination. they want chris christie to run for president, but he will not, hint, hint, pick him for vice president. and mark rubio announcing as if we have been waiting for it that he will make his first out of his home state speech as a senator next month at the reagan library in california. is that a thing? the new awkwardness of course with how fast things are changing in washington is that markio rubio has said as recently as this past weekend he probably will not vote to raise the debt ceiling. in march, he wrote an op-e

president reagan was there. he was there to announce this national space policy which was really his first statement of where he stood on the space or graham in general and where he wanted the country to go. this was a product of almost a yearlong at two goody two collate all of the various inputs from all of the agencies, and to bring those together in a coherent way they carried on from previous administrations and set the course for the future. i had arrived at the white house about two months earlier and had been there only a week when bill clinton national security by surprise and to meet with the president for the first time. i sat there in awe. the national security adviser bill clark asked me to explain some of the things that are going on in space, which i did but as the meeting went on it became clear to me that the president was a little frustrated. he was frustrated that the space policy it taken so long to develop and he was also frustrated that it didn't appear that space policy was being given eno

those words were spoken by ronald reagan. in the house refuse to consider this kind of balanced approach. >> joining me now is mary jo jacoby special assistant to president reagan and former commerce secretary for george h.w. bush mary jo, it is great to have you on, because especially as we get through the speeches last night given to america where we stand as all of us try to figure it out and the president pointed out that president reagan raised the debt ceiling 17 times and george h.w. bush did it seven times and president reagan did it by a compromising philosophy with then house speaker tip o'neill, and some are looking to see if they can find that model in washington, and is there one that could exist there, mary jo, from what you know? >> i think that one of the problems with trying to get a compromise that includes revenue, tax increases is the fact that a number of times in the past, including with president reagan, there was this compromise that had a revenue component, and tax increase component as well as spendi

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president reagan was there. he was there too announce his national space policy which was really is the first statement of he stood on the space program in general and where he wanted the country to go. this was a product of an almost a year-long activity to collate all of the various inputs from all of the agencies, and to bring those together and nay -- in a coherent ways previous administrations and set the course for the future. i had arrived at the white house about two months earlier and had been there only a week when bill clarke to national security pfizer brought me in to meet time. with the president for the first i sat there in awe. the national security adviser, bill clark, asked me to explain some of the things that were going on in space, which i did her go but as the meeting went on it became clear to me that the president was a little frustrated. he was frustrated that the space policy had taken so long to develop and he was also frustrated that it didn't appear that space policy was being given

i have to leave it there. >> brad, brad, you're not a reagan fan, i'm sorry to hear that. love ronald reagan, i do. >> jamie: i hope in the next couple of weeks. >> do what he would have done, brad. consensus on both sides of the aisle. i'll let you guys continue the discussion, very interesting. >> happy 4th of july, jamie. >> jamie: thank you, take care. >> kelly: happy 4th of july, certainly fireworks there. they're still discussing the debate and shows you how tough toss. the newest member of royalty, a massive wedding celebration underway right now in monaco and we'll have details on the royal ceremony that just wrapped up. beautiful, beautiful wedding. plus, the gaza fraem frame flotilla runs into a problem for protesters. >> i'm george gier in djabouti, africa, say happy 4th of july to my wife and kids, happy 4th of july. we're a small business. with 27 of us always in the field, we have to stay connected. we use verizon tablets, smartphones. we're more responsive. there are no delays. delays cost money. with verizon, we do things quicker and more effectively. more

is this because liberals have fallen in love with ronald reagan reagan? because ronald reagan was right about the economy? no. no, no, no and no. it's because liberals are now to the point of using anything they can think of to try to get through to republicans. if you don't believe the treasury department when they say default would be a disaster, if you don't believe the republican economists when they say default would be a disaster. do you believe ronald reagan? could ronaldus magnus really be

that's a direct quote from ronald reagan.appened just a couple years after the nation looked with concern when richard nixon no matter -- whatever the president does, it's legal. just a couple years later ronald reagan was saying this to great fanfare. and in our presidential politics this metastasizes into stuff like this. you get george bush now, and nobody blinks an eye -- or not enough people blink an eye -- when he says things like this: god wants me to be president. or when he says, i'm the commander, i don't feel like i owe anybody an explanation for anything. and, unfortunately, it also becomes barack obama. we have similar examples. this is a direct quote from barack obama: i'm a better speech writer than my speech writers, i know more about policy issues than my policy directors. when a staffer sent him an e-mail said you're more clutch than michael jordan, he said, just give me the ball. these are examples, but i highlight this because so much of our politics today is about saying i'm not going to ask as a citizen

campaign that speech was given when he was running the reagan campaign he helped run the george w. bush campaign the republican plan for the last thirty years has been disenfranchised voters i mean in florida just before the two thousand election katherine harris kicks eighty seven thousand mostly african-americans off the voter rolls illegally so nobody is even talking about it anymore except the end of just because paul said it he doesn't want the wrong people to vote does not mean that he doesn't want democrats that i know but obviously that means he's going to help republicans vote get out the vote for republicans no you have no evidence you have is better ideologues no evidence of hallway rick therefore a set of stumbling blocks for democrats to get to the poll well that's that you know that's one million rehnquist made his chops was standing in the republican party in the eyes of the president was stay doing in phoenix arizona and paul winds kicking latino's in american native americans out of out of line by challenge and you're also pointed out i don't i'm not even going to

ronald reagan would tell them grow up, step up and govern. but they have reiterated the mantra of the radical conservatives reagan faced, if you don't get it all, don't take anything. end phupbd burke, another conservative icon once said something radicals would label as weakness or too liberal. he said nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because oepblgd do a little -- because he could only do a little. house republicans have chosen to do nothing. edmund burke understood the art of governing and the art of compromise. ronald reagan knew how radical conservatives think, how they negotiate and now they are seeing how they stand in the way of governance and governing to maintain the purity of ideology. clearly democrats offered much. we have offered the other side an opportunity to govern and they have rejected it on ideological grounds. we've lived up to our duty to govern. they have lived up to ronald reagan's own view of radical conservative tactics and philosophy. i say to my friends it is time to compromise and time to gov