air-lifted the two children to a hospital in reykjavik where the children received treatment. >> andfety zone needs to be bigger. >>> i think even those people that considered themselves not to be very emotional types will love this video. this is at the wedding of cody. this fine handsome groom here. and katie. he in this moment is waiting for her. she's working her way out. to the ceremony. >> this is the best moment of the wedding. >> beautiful. >> the an missation. they haven't seen each other all day long. >> oh oh. >> he's cracking. >> did you see that? >> he doubled over. the second he sees katie, he breaks down. like you see grooms tear up. never seen this. >> there's a few angles. of this moment. and you see her walking up. we see the back of her dress. we do have pictures. you goat to see just how lovely she looks. >> oh. she does look lovely. >> look how happy he is. he's beaming in every way. >> he looks so in love. >> andou're goingove this story mo apparently that morning, she had given him a letter that she had written back in 2009 about the love of her life. she met h

i read a great book on the negotiations in reykjavik.new that no deal is better than a bad deal and he walked away. what happened? >> we got a deal. >> we got a better deal for the united states of america. i wouldn't let this president buy a car for me. that's like walking into the showroom and saying to the salesman, i'm going to buy a car today no matter what. now lets negotiate price. >> it's over. >> it's over. you might as well empty your pockets. that's what we've done with american treasure and american lives. because the iranians are going to continue to use this money that we're giving them for terrorist activity, the biggest state sponsored terrorism. >> this is as bad or worse than chamberlin and munich? >> and sean, what has been -- i think you and i would both agree has been an awful presidency, this will go on as the worst thing. >> the worst thing he has done. and the only person who has actually prosecuted. >> investigated and convicted terrorists i know how severe these challenges are. people in america need to know you

i think one of the turning points was reykjavik, where he walked away from the deal because it was too grand and too much and gorbachev all of a sudden realized this was not somebody to be tinkered with and he came to the reality that we would have to work out and imf treaty -- in inf treaty. reagan was very focused on was -- on results. you know, jim baker, myself, others, were accused of being the pragmatists in the white house, those who would not let reagan be reagan. the reality is, ronald reagan was the ultimate pragmatist. tip o'neill used to say, i don't like compromising with reagan because every time i do, reagan gets 80% of what he wants, and reagan would say to jim and howard myself and others, i will take 80% every time. i come back the next year and there's the additional 20%. that is what governing is all about. they can go get 70%, but if you are a good salesman like clinton was or reagan was, you make it look like 80% and then you still come back for the additional 20%. an instructive story for you. at governors island in the new york harbor there is a famous picture n

reagan walked away from reykjavik.ticism here for walking away but he understood no deal is better than a bad deal. what happened? one year later gorbachev was back for a better deal for the united states to help preserve peace between our two countries since that time. that would not have accepted this deal after every extension i would have walked away to keep the sanctions emplace if not strengthen them. the premise of this from the beginning because of the damage to the economy by worldwide sanctions. so i would have walked away from the table. negotiation is a dynamic thing. king iran they know they have you. they may take you a little more seriously. >> we have a lot of great questions from every buddy here. ready stand in the way of israel to stand in the way of the nuclear facilities? >> acting in the national interest their allies and their friends. that is what good friends to but do i believe the united states should stop israel? know. because it has of right to defend itself. as president with the prime min

and i spent a lot of time on the weekend at reykjavik where reagan is going toe to toe with glob chof. and it is clear -- gorbachev. and it is clear that neither one is a master of all of the details of what goes into each element of the nuclear arsenal. but he certainly he knew as much as gorbachev did about this, and he knew that he had his experts other people, who would fill in the blanks, fill in the details when necessary. so reagan understood that you don't have to know everything to be president. you have to know enough. and then you have to know who to hire who knows the rest. so in this case i've long had this theory that i have no way of knowing how to test this theory, but that if you could somehow take all of the presidential elections in history and average out the iq of the, you know, the intellectual iq, not the emotional or social iq, the standard school-based kind of ik, if you could average out the winners against the losers i wouldn't be at all surprised if the winning candidate wound up with the lower average iq than the losing candidate. and this just simply goes

>> the capital reykjavik. stuart: thank you. time for the sector report. quiet on the set.or report. cheryl, what are you watching? >> cheryl is here. her turn. taking a little look at technology for you. we're looking at apple disappointment with the earns last night particularly those iphone sales and iphone watch. you heard the numbers. stock is down about more than six bucks. almost 5%. also looking at some other big technology names. yahoo! microsoft, gopro, sorry stuart, microsoft down 3%. my apologies. i feel bad. no i don't. stuart: you don't? >> i'm done. bye. stuart: nuclear deal with iran facing enormous opposition. critics even calling for mass demonstration in times square tonight. are you moving forward fast enough? everywhere you look, it strategy is now business strategy. and a partnership with hp can help you accelerate down a path created by people, technology and ideas. to move your company from what it is now... to what it needs to become. >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief. the dow jones industrial average right now down about 54 poin

the problem is mchale gorbachev adds real goal at reykjavik was to end the u.s. missile defense system the strategic defense initiative sometimes called star wars. that became very apparent when you look at even the russian transcripts of those meetings, that was gorbachev's objective and reagan was not prepared to give that up because he couldn't understand why if the concern was about nuclear weapons capability why gorbachev would want to get rid of a weapons system that would prevent ostensibly nuclear-weapons from being used against civilian populations. >> host: the beginning of your book "reagan's war: the epic story of his 40 year struggle and final triumph over communism" ronald reagan is impossible to understand outside his battle with communism, it consumed more of his attention than any other endeavor and touch the center of his life, it cost him his first marriage, brought him his second wife, damaged his relationship with his children, brought death threats, left him sitting up at night guarding with his kids with a 32 caliber pistol, brought him thr

he famously walked away from the soviets in reykjavik iceland over a verification issue on the i.m.f.agreement. this meeting is over, president reagan said to george shuttle his secretary of state, when he thought we were giving away too much. let's go, george. we're leaving said the president. and he did. they left. a year later mikhail gorbachev came back to the table and agreed to on-site inspections of his nuclear facilities. america and the u.s.s.r. signed the tax treaty. contrast that to the experience we've heard about in the last few months of these negotiations on the issue of conventional weapons and ballistic missiles. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general martin dempsey, testified in front of the armed services committee very recently. he said, "under no circumstances should we relieve pressure on iran relative to ballistic missile capabilities and arms trafficking." the number-one military advisor to the president of the united states. but we did. within seven days of that statement, we did. the embargo on conventional weapons and ballistic missiles is going t