i want ask our true reagan conservative deals with -- >> reagan delegate. reagan had been california governor. but i quote this in the bark and should put this in the talk, the reagan -- reagan granted amnesty to a huge number of illegal immigrants in the 1980's. a think it was 1986. he is the argument that immigrants provide a valuable source of labor that not many jobs that americans will take making the classic argument year to date. rating granted amnesty, but the same time he did it in exchange for what he was promised would be a tighter border security that would allow people to enter the country legally. so really what he did was right, but what happened is the follow-up to what reagan did never took place. so that border security was not provided. there's a piece by peter robinson who wrote the tear down this wall speech. he wrote it for the "wall street journal" a couple of years ago titled something like what would reagan do on immigration. very good. any of the questions? are you all wiped out? getting light? andrew, do i get them out? my former

reagan, but there's also, you know, the ronald reagan florida turnpike and the ronald reagan minuteman missile site in cooperstown, north carolina. there's ronald reagan elementary schools and middle schools, everywhere from idaho to yuma, arizona, to grand prairie, texas. there's everything from the existing mt. reagan in new hampshire to a ronald reagan bust that is apparently inside a mcdonald's in tuscaloosa, alabama. it all counts. it's all on the reagan legacy project clickable map. even the one in the mcdonald's. conservative activists trying to pump up ronald reagan's legacy have proposed that ronald reagan displace ulysses s. grant on the $50 bill. at one time, they even proposed that ronald reagan be put on the dime. but that might be a little bit of a hard sell, since the person who's on the dime right now is fdr and he does have his fans that sort of, i think, anticipated backlash led to their novel proposal that the united states should have two different kinds of dimes, some with fdr in them, some with ronald reagan on them. it's one thing to have a quarter for every stat

i want ask our true reagan conservative deals with -- >> reagan delegate. reagan had been california governor. but i quote this in the bark and should put this in the talk, the reagan -- reagan granted amnesty to a huge number of illegal immigrants in the 1980's. a think it was 1986. he is the argument that immigrants provide a valuable source of labor that not many jobs that americans will take making the classic argument year to date. rating granted amnesty, but the same time he did it in exchange for what he was promised would be a tighter border security that would allow people to enter the country legally. so really what he did was right, but what happened is the follow-up to what reagan did never took place. so that border security was not provided. there's a piece by peter robinson who wrote the tear down this wall speech. he wrote it for the "wall street journal" a couple of years ago titled something like what would reagan do on immigration. very good. any of the questions? are you all wiped out? getting light? andrew, do i get them out? my former

they picked reagan. unlike the gallup -- gallup does a president's day poll every president's day, annual president's day poll. doing this 13 times since 2001. reagan placed first among the american public as far as questions, who isure all-time favorite president. reagan got it in 2001, 2005, 2011, 2012. and reagan usually finishes in the top three. typically beats lincoln. and imagine that. there was in june 2005 a poll done by aol and time warner -- aol online, which surveyed americans, and they didn't give them a choice. they asked them to put in whichever name they wanted. the greatest mesh -- greatest american of all-time. novelty the greatest president. the greatest american. 2.4 million people responded which any statics will tell you is far and away a representative sample. you only need maybe 500 people to do this polling. and reagan won. greatest american of all-time. so, one republican wouldn't want to be like reagan? right? who wouldn't aspire to that success. you now have republican groups

reagan deserved praise for creating millions of jobs and cited reagan again and again for an inspiration foreign policy. here he was talking about prosecute reagan earlier this year on fox. >> sometimes people want to stand up and say, hey, look at me, i'm the next ronald reagan. well, almost all of us in the party are big fans of ronald reagan. i was a 13-year-old kid when my dad was a delegate for reagan. i was there in kansas city. i've always been a big fan of peace through strength. >> of course rand paul is a big fan of reagan, except when he's not. it turns out the senator has a history of bashing ronald reagan. while campaigning for his dad back in 2007, 2008, and 2009, the future kentucky senator blasted reagan for raising the debt, even compared him unfavorably to his predecessor jimmy carter. video was uncovered by david corn at "mother jones." people want to like reagan and what he had to say most of the time was a great message, but domestic spending went up at a greater clip under reagan than it did under carter. >> he didn't do it. wasn't anything personal against him. i t

ronald reagan was actually president.nted out, the national debt absolutely did explode on reagan's watch. we hear conservatives tell today, the first budget passed exploded those deficits, triggering a massive economic resurgence. but in reality, unemployment spiked to over 10% in reagan's send year of office. his approval rating plummeted, his party was drubbed in the 1982 midterms, and the cries of betrayal from the right were loud. richard viguerie said, it's not a very conservative administration. it seems like every day, they hit us with something that makes us mad. and it wasn't just the deficit that made conservatives mad at reagan. it was a whole host of issues from school prayer and abortion to diplomacy with the soviet union, where they believed that reagan wasn't living up to the promises he'd made them. at his lowest point in early 1983, there was an effort to recruit of conservative primer challenger to run against him in 1984. quote, what infuriates conservative leaders, "newsweek" wrote at the time, is how

you saw reagan and said there is ed niece and morty anderson and it was natural when reagan was president on january 20th, 1981, conservatives moved into the whitehouse with him. not enough. but some of us met with a presidential candidate, i should not identify him here, in the past and he goes around the table and says morton, what is your issue and phyllis what is your issue and tony what is your and gary what is your and i'm toward the last and richard what is yours and he said with all due respect to my friends, they are all wrong. no one is talking about the most important issue. the most important issue is personal. we have learned that many years ago. personal is policy. and i explained that and said if you move into pennsylvania avenue and all that moves in with you are fortune 500 types, the issues are over. personal is policy. where somebody tells you they are conservative. who is around them? who do they walk with? some of these governors, mike lee, ted cruz, they walk with us. and some of the governors do the same. if you have not walked with the conservatives for the last 15

reagan said i'm okay with that. and they are supposed to lose.they leave north carolina the day of the election to fly to wisconsin and a friend of mine that shall remain nameless have a great conservative today said they were writing the withdrawal speech and they were going to consider withdrawing when they got to wisconsin however when they go to wisconsin they learned the upset victory to 47% of north carolina. but the next primary is not for five weeks in texas. he probably couldn't have held the campaign together for that long. so it was huge and the texas primary came along in may and has 100 counties and ronald reagan. 100 counties and that's how he became president. >> and the other ironic aspect is old water in the 64 and ronald reagan and 76 where he lost but then they also want to. >> it's not an original with me. maybe george said it, but goldwater was the most -- senator goldwater was the most consequential loser in american political history and also said that barry goldwater won the 1964 election interests took 16 years to count t

reagan comes in. i try to get my visa that.eagan was elected and of course the soviet union -- you have to take a little more attention. there should be more talking back and forth. a u.s. colonel -- i had another life. i knew the boys very well. they all ended up heavy kernels. some were generals. this was the only one who is interested in my problem. how stupid can you get? it was so selfish. all i wanted to do was get back. if you can imagine, the people responsible for my getting back to the soviet union were united states crews and the army. he went to do it. he told me he had deposited it at the u.s. institute -- several copies. they had that i was an interesting woman. you know this lady? we would like to talk to her. and he said, what a coincidence. she would like to talk to you too, but she has no visa. they called me up and said, call so-and-so. that was the translator of stolen. he happen to like america very much. he happen to be a very intelligent man. between the two of them, they got me back to the soviet union.

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spending rose more dramatically under reagan than it did under carter. reagan is a conservative.r is a liberal. not necessarily always what it seems. >> mother jones magazine reported on the videos today. no matter what you think of rand paul's politics. son some of the issues he is a rare fact checker in the gop caucus. the party is not just conservative on economics, it is often delusional on economic history. republican candidates don't battle over who is reaganesque, rand is right. every one of president carter's proposed budgets had a lower deficit to gdp, excuse me, percentage than any one of reagan's budgets. the republicans might want to remember rate of government spending increases is lower than president reagan's. republicans may have their best candidate in office. joining me is richard wolf. welcome to you both. >> hi, ari. >> thank you. >> richard, let me start with you. those videos are not all new. some of those are from the last several years. mother jones put them together. the take away is still, republican who is willing to actually go toe to toe with the fact

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reagan was a modest. andas a man of deep faith he believed that it was better to protect than avenge. and the people in his administration felt very differently. i think honesty is the beginning of wisdom and he had that. we should all be a little modest on what has been happening in our respective countries and how little we know and no matter how high we are. constructively. ladies, you are good at this. what do you think it's constructive? >> my name is leeanne. in terms of something manyructive, there are opportunities for the united states and russia to work together as superpowers. i recognize it that, yes, russia views himself and correctly given its history and a small amount of this history as a superpower. space.tion in --ht now, we are using the to get to the international space station as americans because we were tired of our rockets. together to eradicate the international drug trade. that was something hillary clinton and sergey lavrov were working on. we can work together on power, water,

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it was reagan's address, reagan's christmas advice where he stood as a true leader of the free world. i think if someone said, unfortunately, we may find how relevant it sounds even today. second, i think, and i don't have any prescription. if putin doesn't -- ukraine is not the last place where he is going to stop. how he's going to pay full price, it's a whole different subject of discussion. >> one phrase of ronald reagan that you perhaps did not know, what he always said, it is better to protect people than to avenge them. that was very unpopular is position. as far as empire of evil was concerned, he was right, absolutely. i met him after that, but was was good about reagan was his mind is open. i think that is very important, even if one has very strong and even correct feelings, you've got to keep -- that's what he did do. and for me, that was the attribute of an actor. you know what? people said he was a second rate actor. my foot. you know, an actor does not look for mirror images. and actor looks for motives and emotions in order to get into somebody's skin who was very diff

we saw president reagan's economic plan work.r hand, president obama's plan -- which he spent over a trillion dollars in the stimulus program -- i mean, for crying out loud, our gdp is going to be, you know, lingering at 3.5% every year -- 2.5% every year until 2014 at the rate we're doing. when you look at the economic differences, clearly president reagan's policies worked. there was huge expansion. we saw gdp growth up to 7 and 8%, and again, i don't think we saw the same thing with president obama. we could even look at the foreign policy analysis. i mean, quite frankly, when you look at the american people, there are basically only 42% believe that president obama is being respected by other leaders. president reagan was or very strong on foreign policy. he was able to have a victory of the cold war and the falling of communism. i mean, he clearly, u.s. leadership was present under president ray began which we're not seeing under president obama. jon: we are going to have to run. mercedes, marjorie, an interesting look into

. >> domestic spending went up greater under reagan than carter.in the '80s under carter. domestic spending grows faster under reagan than under jimmy carter. spending rose more dramatically under reagan than it did under carter. >> uh-oh, louisville! we may have a problem. but now that he's thinking about running for president, senator paul is running away from those old talking points. he's running as fast as he can. his office sent out a statement saying, "i have always been and continue to be a great supporter of ronald reagan's tax cuts and the millions of jobs they created. clearly spending during his tenure did not lessen, but he also had to contend with democratic majorities in congress." did senator paul think we wouldn't notice he's trying to change his tune now? nice try, but there you go again. we got you. [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge.

ronald wilson reagan was born in tampico, illinois -- what? still not doing reagan? fine. deal's a deal. after his loss to reagan, president carter became "former" president carter, a title he has successfully defended for 33 years, including a 1987 split decision against hector "macho" camacho. i lost a "lot" of money on that. within years of leaving office, jimmy carter founded the carter center, a humanitarian organization which has fought for human rights and disease prevention. and for three decades, he has worked with habitat for humanity, building houses for the poor all over the world -- in an obvious attempt to launch his hgtv show, "nail to the chief." [ cheers and applause ] in 2002, jimmy carter was awarded the nobel peace prize, making him the only native georgian besides martin luther king to have won the award. but good luck next year. hulk hogan. in summation, when talking about our nation's presidents, history will recognize jimmy carter was one of them. congratulations, sir. back to you, stephen. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, stephen. when we return,

just as ronald reagan said there should be. it took more than a decade to get there but we did get one. and it is international. like he said. it's called the international space station. it used to be that russia and the united states, we would each do our own versions of space stations. if you're old enough to remember skylab that was the american space station that they let crash back into the atmosphere in 1979. nasa said they didn't exactly know where it was going to land. so at the time, people like drew targets on stuff and they wore t-shirts with targets on them. somebody marketed aerosol cans in 1979 labeled skylab repellent. ultimately skylab crashed down in remote australia and there is apparently still some sort of gray market in skylab bits and bobs that made it to earth that you can traffic in in the gray market. the russians last space station was called mir. they let that one crash to earth in 2001. everybody was worried it was going to land on a shopping mall or something somewhere, but mir splashed down into t

reagan andus about central america policies. >> briefly, ronald reagan said american policy back by 20 years -- set back american policy by about 20 years. he'll mistook the cold war to the edge of world war -- he almost took the cold war to the edge of world war. he said the soviet union was ahead of the united states in every military capacity. in all this time, 70 years since the cold war, we were always ahead. but we were always the underdog in our own mind. in reagan's bind, central america becomes the bulwark of communism. we are being threatened again. he said they're very dangerous to the underbelly of texas and arizona, going to come up -- worried about guatemala and salvador.oing red and he basically starts a dirty war and the central american countries. i was there. that is when i went back will stop i made a film called "salvador." i saw soldiers that reminded me of my days in vietnam. i saw soldiers walking around lost, quite skin and all that, saying, what are you doing here? i said, do you remember vietnam? they said not really. they said, we don't want to discuss it, si

president reagan, it was under president reagan, after all, that the soviet union and poland cracked solidarity in 1981. it was under president george w. bush that was at tough an interventionist as one could imagine that the soviets grabbed two parts of georgia in 2008. this is not about president obama. this is about putin. >> right. >> i think there indeed have been places where the obama administration has messed up and syria is one of them. i don't think that has anything to do with president putin's actions today. >> you said you met some taylor swift fans over there who love the west. you'll bet on taylor swift winning hearts and minds more than putin, maybe push these people through this afwregs into the aren't of the west? >> in the long run -- in 1968 when the so let union invaded czechoslavkia -- maybe putin can grab a chunk of southern ukraine or eastern ukraine. in the long run he's expelling ukraine from the russian empire and it is becoming a part of the west. these people increasingly, teen russian speakers are offended by the propaganda that they see on russian telev

if jeb feels that way about it, it reminds me of my old boss ronald reagan. ronald reagan used to say when the blame america first crowd gets out of hand, you need to apply the gates test. what is the gates test? he says the gates test. see which way people run. they run to america. that is what jeb is saying to me. this is the place for good reason. we ought to be proud of it. when you apply the gates test and people want to come here. and that is what is good about --s and i don't find that that message has the benefit of being true. whether everybody will take that same view, is neither here or there. it is very similar to what ronald reagan.. >> is that the right direction for the party? >> i think for economic policy, for legal policy, for national security policy, and for immigration policy as well as being the shining city on the hill, every one of those -- we ought to have good immigration reform. >> as you get into the 20 16th cycle, you are going to have more republicans than not that are closer to the jeb bush position. with that view who gets into

ronald reagan, i will close with this, ronald reagan who i was proud to work with brought in the longest economic expansion in the history of the nation by lowering taxes in 1982. it was longer than the touted carter expansion and he kept his eye on the ball and believed in limited government and low taxes and people prospered. john kennedy said when he lowered capital gains taxes when he became president, rising tide lifts all boats. the message of "taxifornia" is there is too much spending, individuals need to have their eyes on government so that it doesn't get so out of control and so one sided with so much liberal democrat control but they are allowed to run amok because when they run amok your future is in danger. i want to thank ron robinson, a good friend and comrade. when we were your age we were in the trenches fighting jane fonda and her communist allies around the country. i want to thank patrick khalil, we worked together for a while, patrick had a great career at young americans foundation and glad to see my friend kirby wilbur here. if i could answer any questions. [applau

ronald reagan became a transformative figure.as not when he decided to run for president in 1979. he was thought to be too old and far to the right and surprisingly he was thought to be unsophisticated in the ways of goff everyoning. he was a great leader. we have potentially the best class of candidates in 2016 than we have had going all the way back to 1980. they are men and women of accomplishment. and many of them are governors and some senators and they are all serious. >> just before we leave. maybe you don't want to say a name. our viewers are curious with your experience in government. is there a name we are not even considering and you will keep an eye out. >> i will not mention one name. there is a good group of governors and 4 or 5 that would make good president. and senators, governor christie and former goff bush and rand paul. all of these individuals are serious men and thought seriously about the problems we face. and again, given the record of this administration, i think that the public is going to be interested

suddenly reagan began rejecting foods she used to love. exercising nonstop and complaining daily of a stomachache. >> i took her to a doctor and he said she's a little on the thin side and she needs to eat more. >> he didn't recognize how serious this was? >> no. >> she lost 30 pounds over a six-month period. dinner time became a test of wills. >> i caught her hiding food. throwing it away. >> what's the longest she sat at the table waiting to eat? >> i think 4 1/2 hours. >> reporter: her mother became alarmed but no psychiatrist would see her until she was 11. >> i was in tears. i said my child won't be alive at 11 unless she gets help. >> reporter: she started calling eating disorder treatment centers. they admitted her immediately. anorexia. an eating disorder is a mental illness. we have seen how far the disease can go in adults. it surprises a lot of people, even doctors that it can also affect children as young as 5. and the warning signs can easily be chalked up to normal child behavior. picky eating, overexercising, in reagan's cas

ronald reagan will be of no help of you. after eight years in office, reagan's parting shot was to give this guy a hand. give this guy a pardon. around the time george steinbrenner was arranging to buy the yankees from cbs which owned the team in the '70s around the same time he was buying the yankees, george steinbrenner was making illegal campaign contributions to the presidential reelection campaign of nixon. he got caught for it. >> george steinbrenner who was chairman of the american shipbuilding company and majority stockholder of the new york yankees was accused by the s.e.c. today of not reporting illegal campaign contributions. that brings to 11 the number of corporations formally accused of illegal political gifts in 1972. >> steinbrenner, the yankees owner was charged with 14 felony counts in connection with the part of the water gate scandal involving richard nixon's re-election campaign fund raising. he was indicted on 14 counts 40 years ago this month. in april 1974. that story simmered all through the hot summ

and then president reagan comes to office and that relationship blossoms.ohn paul ii and president reagan shared convictions that communism could be overturned in central and eastern europe. >> central message of all time is not hatred, but love. >> the election of ronald reagan marked the beginning of one of the closest relationships between a pope and a president. >> these great issues, they were very much on the same page. this great country and this great church are going to try our best to bring freedom. >> what was it about the relationship between john paul and ronald reagan that made it work so well? >> i think they genuinely liked each other. and i think they had a deep sense of mutual commitment to freedom. >> both of them loved life. they loved people. they love the outdoors. both had been actors. they were both underdo igs, you might say. >> having convinced john paul of that, he was able to get john paul not to oppose and speak out. >> they met four times often alone and speaking in english. for the first time the u.s. opened an embassy to the

ronald reagan was asked about it. democrats were critical. join has made note of it, democrats are critical. everything is relevant when you run for president, not only what you think about taxes and spending but who you are, how old you are, she will be asked like every candidate, give us access to your doctors, your medical records. where is the line? >> these are all fair questions. why this was an issue for mccain was not necessarily just because he would be 72, but also because with sarah palin there was a lot of questions about whether she was qualified to be president, she stumbled out of the game, people questioned her fitness to become president. if hillary gets in a situation where she has a vice presidential candidate who is someone who -- there's a credibility question involving him or her, number two on the ticket, then people will start saying, harks can she serve out her term, will she be healthy enough to serve out potentially two terms? >> this narrative isn't coming out of nowhere. she had a little health scare last year. th

this is not a president reagan here in the white house. >> under president reagan, the border between was berlin. the border is now eastern ukraine. the american power has moved massively forward in the years between reagan and obama. to suggest that the united states is appeasing russia when under ronald reagan it was inconceivable that the u.s. would ever have troops even in eastern germany, let alone on soviet soil is a complete loss of contact. >> let's not forget that president reagan built up the military. he made america into a tremendously strong world power. barack obama, in contrast, is cutting down america's military. he's sending completely the opposite signal. >> president reagan was bitterly attacked by people like you when he signed the deal with the same power that president barack obama is using. >> let me interject because i want to get your thoughts on one other thing. according to "the daily beast," secretary of state john kerry said that if israel does not make peace soon, it could become, quote, an apartheid state. a two-state solution is really the only alternat

>> no. >> reagan lost 30 pounds over a six-month period.nertime became a test of wills. >> we caught her hiding food, throwing food away. >> reporter: what's the longest time she sat at the table? >> i think 4 1/2 hours. >> reporter: reagan's mother became alarmed but no psychiatrist would see her until she was 11. >> i was in tears. i said my child won't be alive at 11 if she doesn't get help. >> reporter: anorexia, an eating disorder is a mental illness. we have seen how far it can go in adults but it surprises people, even doctors that it can affect children as young as 5 and the warning signs can be chalked up to normal childhood behavior. picky eating, over exercising. in reagan's case, she was often jogging in circles inside of her bedroom and running four miles a day when she was supposed to be just walking the dog. >> what would you say to a kid who says to you, i have never heard of an eating disorder. what is an eating disorder? >> it is hard for someone to eat food and there's this like a voice inside of their head telling them n

new information suggests that us military personnel aboard the uss reagan who also came to the rescue. i am suffering severe health effects that they believe are caused by radiation exposure. david shows us how the fog affecting one for me me feel like the last three years former navy officer michael seaboard has been perplexed by the condition that no doctor to see me explain just four months after working as part of the cleanup effort of the petition a nuclear meltdown. see one bull crap and found that he could no longer push or pull his right arm and he would later find out that his arm had been quickly losing muscle mass stay with my right leg right leg is actually seventeen centimeters taller than my left leg. some basic this cafeteria for the right side there to try to figure out what his doctors are still trying to diagnose eve morning after more than a dozen medical visits to this article examines and although it's been hard to detect the morning the coltrane is radiation its curse and to think it's due to genetic causes mutations that causes birth defects. the damages dna. ba

said he had president reagan over. i guess a couple nights a year he would come visit and one of them was my boss at the "american spectator." i was not invited but i was to go though lawn and wash the windows of the house to get ready. to the process i said you think i could stick around? he said sure a and i could stick around while president reagan was there. because it is very surreal you are on a house with a normal blocking in the motorcade pulled up and it is mind blowing like a centipede in a christmas tree. you want to tell somebody than there is president reagan he was a decoy drinking behind me of a screwdriver eric your instinct is you think it is somebody with a mask. [laughter] but decoy of the decoy. so i had a chance to say something i said blob blob of. [laughter] i was in the kitchen with secret service then when he left he left almost all of his dinner so i thought i will eat the president's dinner. [laughter] which i did civic you thought it would give you power or grow taller? [laughter] >> that wa

thing that strikes me going back to my years in the reagan white house, president reagan got tremendouslymportant tax bill passed. >> right. >> brought the top rate down to 28%, big social security reform at a time the democrats controlled the house throughout the eight years in the white house. lou: you're talking about the knit 86 reform act? >> 83 social secure and eightsy six tax reform act. -- '86. the important point is president reagan working with the congress was able to get things down even though the democrats controlled the house of representatives throughout his time. so i think, you can't blame, there's a lack of leadership in the white house that means we're not seeing the kind of negotiations that need to be made. >> i certainly stipulate that quickly and accede to it immediately. i, i also would like to see some people stand up in this country and start talking about the interests of the country. rather than some of their businesses. rather than people start expressing strong view about our future and strength of destiny about the money they're investing. seeing business

contributing a critical fact -- chapter on reagan. the head towards four key observation on the early version of this manuscript most of all, i am grateful for heritage is fine work and conserving and renewing principles of the american founding. my friends, i grew up in bridgeport, conn., the home of phineas taylor barnum. p.t. barnum, as he was known, was the greatest circus' showman in history. let me paint a picture for you of how it was when i was a boy in an industrial new england city in the circuit came to town . a mile-long train with 60 cars pulled into the trade station. trucks moved loads on to the fair grounds, and local kids began to gather to watch the roustabouts unpacked. finally they set out in three huge rings and played the big tent that seemed, to us, impossibly big. held the promise of a thrilling spectacle of flying trapeze acts, tight rope walkers, a human cannonball bonfire breeders, line tamar's. and then, just then when it seems as if things could not get any more exciting the roustabouts set up the sideshow

it sounds like reagan. >> it's simple to me. the american public will go along with a plat tax but not if you're not going to chchange t way you can pervert the tax code. if we can figure that out we have you on board. steve, can we figure it out. >> one the simplicity is best defense. right now you make a change in the tax code before anyone realizes what has been done where everyone sees what you're doing. super majority before you can change it. so you have to have a real national consensus before you can change it. and simplicity is the best defense. >> why not. let's do it. speaking of taxes, still ahead, super model gisele is getting audited and blaming the forbes rich list. and find out why and how they can help you on to that list. but first, is the agency in charge of environmental protection out to bulldoze the entire housing market? what's happening in your backyard and around the country will shock you. >> the land owner that even has a seasonal puddle could be subject to laws and regulations government waters of the

that is not what ronald reagan had to worry about in 1986. it was certainly had to worry about it today. and so similarly, my impression is that even within the republican party there are now some second thoughts about this warship of the individual health reserve. the job creators. a lot of them are beginning to ask themselves what about the people who carry out jobs faithfully but don't necessarily create them. are we abandoning a whole section of the population with this rhetoric of ownership. and i think that also linking the tax reform to the wealth and security of average families, the jobseekers and not the job makers, it would be an updated version of the values of tax reform. >> okay. so let me play at devil's advocate with everyone. we know some things about tax reform that we didn't know before. >> just. >> so there has been a good deal of research that suggests whatever good tax reform dead, it didn't do very much for the overall economy. >> just. >> so we have with that experience, can we make the argument, and they tried, can th

acciones legales >> es una continuación de la amnistia de ronald reagan >> mañana habrán acciones nacionalesntra las deportaciones >> en el tunel subacuatico entre oakland y san francisco se están reparando, se espera resolver el problema antes de esta noche >> se dio a conocer que hombre que murió anoche en la calle por un disparo antes fue convicto