ronald reagan worked really, really, really hard. he lived during a time where people didn't have at love money. it was during the depression. his mother would invite friend to the home and give them a meal and ask them to stay. a lot of people lost their home or didn't have enough money to buy food. mrs. reaganing with his mother, had a big influence she took him to church every sunday and made sure he learned to be kind to other people in his community. so we talk about that in this book. if you see these illustrations, you might -- read highlights magazine the artist works for highlight magazine. you might recognize the type of artwork. he became life guard too. he saved 77 people by pulling them from the rock river. you know how we know this? he a stick where he would mark 77 or left 77 marks for each person he pulled out of the river. he went off to be an actor in hollywood. he was nervous but he went and tried to be an actor and made 35 film. he also was a radio announcer. he would times do baseball game, where he was not even

including the ronald reagan building and international trade center, the uss ronald reagan nuclear aircraft carrier, and the ronald reagan airport in washington, d.c., a city named for our first president who i believe should be renamed the ronald reagan george washington. now unfortunately there are still many knowns out there that are not preceded by its words "ronald reagan" but the memory of our best, greatest president might be getting bester and greatester thanks to california representative and definitely not a contract killer darell issa. mr. issa new bill without rename the waters off the coastal u.s., pretty of all of those waters, actually, after mr. reagan. this slice of the world right here includes the united states and its territories it. there in the dark green. and the areas in blue extending from 3 to 200 nautical miles offshore are called the exclusive economic zone. darrell issa wants to rename them the ronald wilson reagan exclusive economic zone. >> stephen: folks, let's this makes perfect sense. i've always known the ocean was conservative like the republican party, i

so the country said good-bye to ronald reagan in 2004.his legacy lives on, and our hope is that you all will read about him. in our book we have highlights from his time when he was president and things that he did that were very special to help humans around the world. in fact, you can meet people today who say ronald reagan was one of the people who helped make them free when he told the communists to tear down the wall. he used to write a lot of letters. a good reader is often a good writer, and ronald reagan would tell you to read as much as you can. and we have a letter that he used to write letter toss boys and girls who would write to him. can you imagine getting a letter from the president just to you? he also gave a lot of funny quotes or interesting quotes in his lifetime because he was called the great communicator, and you can read these in the back of book. i like one where he said there's nothing better for the inside of a man than the outside of a horse. if you're working really hard, sometimes you get sore from riding a ho

the shooting of ronald reagan, next. >>> on january 20th, 1981, ronald wilson reagan was sworn in as the 40th president of the united states. >> i, ronald reagan, do solemnly swear -- >> as with most new administrations, reagan's first couple of months are rocky. >> and this is the 70s day of reagan's presidency. things were not going particularly well. he had a very low approval rating, the lowest of any president that early in his first term. it's a monday and reagan has one big event that day, to deliver a speech to afl-cio. it's 2:00, kind of gray day in washington. and ronald reagan's motorcade has just arrived for a speech at the vip entrance reagan walked into at 2:00 p.m. when he arrived. >> government's first duty is to protect the people, not run their lives. >> the event is covered by all the major networks. for abc news photographer hank brown, it's a routine job. >> we're the pool crew that travel with the president wherever he goes. we wanted to get the picture of the president walking out of the on hotel and getting in the limo. >> 15 feet from that door was a rope lin

the shooting of ronald reagan, next. >>> on january 20th, 1981, ronald wilson reagan was sworn in as the 40th president of the united states. >> i, ronald reagan, do solemnly swear -- >> as with most new administrations, reagan's first couple of months are rocky. >> and this is the 70th day of reagan's presidency. things were not going particularly well. he had a very low approval rating, the lowest of any president that early in his first term. it's a monday and reagan has one big event that day, to deliver a speech to afl-cio. it's 2:00, kind of gray day in washington. and ronald reagan's motorcade has just arrived for a speech at the washington hilton hotel which is behind us. and this is the special entrance back here, the vip entrance that reagan walked into at 2:00 p.m. when he arrived. >> government's first duty is to protect the people, not run their lives. >> the event is covered by all the major networks. for abc news photographer hank brown, it's a routine job. >> we're the pool crew that travel with the president wherever he goes. we wanted to get the picture of the presi

the shooting of ronald reagan, next. zeerchlgt on january 20th, 1981 ronald wilson reagan was sworn in as the 40th president of the united states. >> i, ronald reagan do solemnly swear. >> waz most new administrations, reagan's first couple of months are rocky. >> this is the 07th day of reagan's presidency. thing were not going well. he had the lowest of any aproovl rating that early in his first term. it's a monday. >> it's 2:00 kind of gray day in washington. ronald reagan's motorcade has just arrived for his speech at the washington hill hotel, which is behind us. this is the special entrance back here. the v.i.p. entrance that reagan walked into when he first arrived. >> government's first duty is to protect the people, not run their lives. >> it's carried by all the major networks. for hank brown, nbc news photographer, it's a routine job. >> we're the pool crew that traveled with the president wherever he goes. >> we wanted to get the picture of the president walking out of the hotel and getting in the limo. you s

and darrell issa wants america's coastal waters renamed for ronald reagan. >>> tonight, i'm proud to declare that the area between 4 and 7 feet off the ground the ronald wilson reagan economic breathing zone. right up there. >> much more of that tonight in the side show. this is "hardball," the place for politics. new roc® multi correxion has an exclusive 5 in 1 formula it's clinically proven to hydrate dryness, illuminate dullness lift sagging diminish the look of dark spots and smooth the appearance of wrinkles together these 5 elements create ageless looking skin roc® multi correxion 5 in 1 it's high performance skincare™ only from roc® ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus fruits and veggies. need a little kick? ooh! could've had a v8. in the juice aisle. >>> tea party wants to know, will you vote with mike lee and meadows here to defund obama care, yes or no? >> would you like to hear the thoughtful answer? no. let me tell you why. you got your answer. let me tell you why. it takes 60 votes. we only have 12 vo

the shooting of ronald reagan, next. >>> on january 20th, 1981, ronald wilson reagan was sworn in asnew administrations, reagan's first couple of months are rocky. >> and this is the 70s day of reagan's presidency. things were not going particularly well. he had a very low approval rating, the lowest of any president that early in his first term. it's a monday and reagan has one big event that day, to deliver a speech to afl-cio. it's 2:00, kind of gray day in washington. and ronald reagan's motorcade has just arrived for a speech at the vip entrance reagan walked into at 2:00 p.m. when he arrived. >> government's first duty is to protect the people, not run their lives. >> the event is covered by all the major networks. for abc news photographer hank brown, it's a routine job. >> we're the pool crew that travel with the president wherever he goes. we wanted to get the picture of the president walking out of the on hotel and getting in the limo. >> 15 feet from that door was a rope line. all that the cameramen, everybody's laughing. >> it was unsecured, no i.d. checks. people thought

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regan copied it and ronald regan used john f.dy's legacy better than any other president other than lyndon johnson who succeeded kennedy. >> i mean, in an odd way, maybe not in an odd way, just in a way kennedy's legacy was greater, yes, on reagan and then subsequently on the republican party. these are still republican themes. kennedy, by the way, was a budget hawk. he wanted a lower budget while he was lowering marginal tax rate. kennedy had a much bigger influence on the republicans. >> one of my themes in the "kennedy half century" is of the nine successors to john f. kennedy, ronald regan actually copied the kennedy agenda more closely than any of the others. larry, the democratic presidents tended to use jfk's rhetoric. they loved citing what kennedy said in his inaugural address or in this speech or that speech but it's ronald regan and to a lesser degree other presidents who copied the policies of john f. kennedy. it's fascinating. it has been an eye opener for me. >> kennedy didn't want to tax rich people. he didn't want

. >>> it was summer and ronald weekly was home from school.0-year-old college student enrolled at xavier university in new orleans was back out west in venice, california. it was saturday and he decided to go skateboarding in front of his home. this is what happened next. this is the cell phone video taken by someone on the street. it shows ronald weekly pinned to the ground by four lapd officers. then we see one of the officers punch ronald weekly in the head with his fists. police say they stopped mr. weekly because he was riding his skateboard on the wrong side of the street, against the traffic. ronald weekly says he did not even know the officers were calling him, he was opening the door to his apartment when he was attacked from behind. >> they grabbed my hands, they pulled them behind my back, they stretched them as far as they could so it would hurt me. they grabbed both of my legs and pinned them forward. at that time being the cops had my hands and legs, my face was left in the open. and that is when the other cop jumped on my back a

>> ronald reagan in amnesty, as well. the problem is that ronald reagan would never have been supported by the tea party. that's a fact. >> that's not true. that's completely wrong and you know that. that is why we keep having moderates as the head of our ticket because of people like you. ronald reagan -- >> john: do you have a question? >> my other question is based on the poll that you said is if we keep having tea party, supposedly the people that vote in primaries, how did we get mitt romney? >> that's your side. >> my side is bigger than your side. we secure the border which we should, okay. >> it should already be done. the law is already in place thanks to ronald reagan. >> so we secure the border. what would you like to do with the 11 million undocumented people here today? >> well, ideally, it would be let's send them back to mexico. >> john: they're not all from mexico. >> from some other places. the majority of them. we need to find a way that makes an honest way to citizenship. what we have right now is broke

the ronald. when do i start? maybe never. benjamin, you won last year's the junior assistant. do you think francine would do well on my show? excellent question, sir. you and i both know that anyone who comes on this show has to be a good leader. i'm an amazing leader! i can get anyone to do whatever i say. francine, being a -- being a leader isn't just about being bossy. it's about working well with others to get something done, collaborating. i'm fantastic at collaborating! even with people you don't like? even with the electric company? i can collaborate with anyone, especially the electric company. give me a project and i'll prove it to you. okay, francine, you want me to believe that the ronald, the world's most famous rich guy who also hosts a reality show, wants you to work with me to make -- make 600 cookies! yes, that's what i want you to believe. (laughing) i'm sorry, that's funny. laugh it up, hector. hector, are you and the electric company willing to collaborate with francine to make my special r for ronald cookies for my party today?

this report -- smiles as queen elizabeth met ronald reagan in the early 1980's. but away from the cameras, her ministers were preparing for this. .he cold war was at its height nuclear war was a real possibility. to classified as of thursday, along other top-secret documents reveals what elizabeth would have said to her subjects had world war iii actually broken out. this madness of war is once more spreading through the world, and our brave country must again prepare itself to survive against great odds. >> fighting the cold war, a warm friendship in the west. question of the soviet union being able to divide the united kingdom from the united states. >> ronald reagan and margaret thatcher's names became synonymous with each other in the 1980's. they danced to the same tune on many issues. these top-secret files reveal what many already suspected, that the leaders of the uk and u.s. were out of step on others. like a military strike on lebanon. reagan wanted to retaliate after a truck bomb on you at -- on trucks.itary the iron lady won the day. what these docume

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[applause and cheering] hey, ronald, let's go!ctivity for which people wear very little clothing. >> volleyball. steve: volleyball! wow! [bell] [applause and cheering] steve: victoria, name an activity for which people wear very little clothing. >> having sex. [applause and cheering] >> i like it! i like it! steve: having sex! [bell] [applause and cheering] beverly, you got one answer left. if it's there, you clear the board, your family wins the game. >> boxing! >> good answer! [applause] steve: boxing! [buzzer] audience: aww. steve: that was a good answer. one answer left, uh, lucinda. if it's there, again, you clear the board, your family wins the game. name an activity for which people wear very little clothing. >> wrestling? steve: wrestling. wrestling for the win! [buzzer] steve: wow! again, one answer left. if it's there, deborah, you clear the board, your family wins the game. but this time, you got two strikes. if it's not there, the summers family can steal and they win the game. >> how about... bathing or taking a showe

we need another ronald reagan. you're the closest that i've seen. >> thank you, if you're going to run, we'd support you. >> you're the only one i'd go to the wall for. >> we have to do it together. the only way to turn it back is we bring the american people together. >> and i have to be honest and with the right -- you're on the right track. >> thank you. >> thank you, i appreciate it. >> nice to meet you. i would vote for you for president today in a blink. you and i are on the same page. i want to real quickly say seeing immigrants and obama care. and i spoke to kelly ayotte and marco rubio. will you please -- going to ruin us, he will not obey that law. you and i know that. i don't know what it is about republic republicans on that issue alone. and marco rubio, i communicated with him. but there are too many republicans that will not represent. they will not tell the truth. that's what i like about what you're doing. you're telling the truth. i'm so -- >> i think the only way it will change is if you hear from

more than 50 years ago, the year i was born, 1961, then private citizen, ronald wilson reagan issueds cautionary speech about how government intervention and health care could lead the country down a very slippery slope. >> one of the traditional methods of imposing statism or socialism on a people has been by way of medicine. it's very easy to disguise a medical program as a humanitarian project. most people are a little reluctant to oppose anything that suggests medical care for people who possibly can't afford it. james madison in 1788 speaking to the virginia convention said, since the general civilization of mankind, i believe there are more instances of the abridgment of the freedom of the people by gradual and silent encroachment of those in power than by violent or sudden use and patience. now in our country under our free enterprise system, we have seen medicine reach the greatest height that is it has in any country in the world. today, the relationship between patient and doctor in this country is something to be envied anyplace. the privacy, the care that is given to a pe

this is their vision of ronald reagan.on't want him to return. we want people to remember how we want to portray him. >> steve: hollywood doesn't like conservative. >> it's interesting. here is the man who gave them residuals. put hollywood on welfare -- >> steve: your father? >> my father, when he was president, screen actors guild put residuals into place and he's the only actor who has never received residuals because he wrote himself out of the law. >> steve: see? that's part of ronald reagan a lot of people don't know. >> that's right hand reagan. >> steve: that would make a great movie. what are the odds of that happening. >> there is a story there! and a good one about ronald reagan. >> steve: yeah. before you go, you got to tell bus this bag. >> they give out 30,000 of these bags every year. there is 400,000 kids taken out of their homes every year because of neglect and abuse. i work with child help usa because what's happening is school is starting. we really need to institute aaron's law to make sure that every

by the way, example that's where pact 12 as ronald and it's something of a media building. 333 brandon is before you and thirty 1 is next door and the lieutenant is in that believe. 100 first street is not an attractive building but it's been completely repositioned and the lobby is redone and it's better today. 350 mission is a high-rise building that's been 1 hundred percent lease to sales force and seven hundred and 40 thousand feet and that plaza been redone as well. and anybody knows this is a tremendous improvement. i'll remember who's in there on a break. 333 brandon is exactly the building that the eastern neighborhoods called for the architects were called to look at that and you essentially suggested in 2345089 when eastern neighborhoods was adopted. in the last couple of weeks

ronald reagan made it clear the political party has got to stand for something. we cannot have a tent so big nobody knows what we believe in, but we have to be able to articulate our beliefs. we have to be able to say we believe in the free enterprise system, and we believe in it not only because it makes people wealthy. we believe in it because it has raised more people out of poverty than any other system invented by men. we are the people of opportunity. we know the american dream can be real again, but it is not going to be real if every single young person falls under the well of a rock obama and the democrats, who are attempting to say, let's give you assistance all along the way. as a mother of five kids, it is amazing for me to sometimes think about the fact that none of them when know what the soviet union was if i was not telling them. there is a history that seems recent to many of us, but to get today they did not live through the fall of communism. they did not live through watching nations try to control every aspect of their citizens lives fall apa

we'll see the lgbt community benefit through this shelter is supporting a staff that's familiar to ronald to issues that the lgbt community face. when we have a staff that's trained to respond to issues of violence and harm reduction as well as deescalation we'll see many of the young people and adults that will be seeing people transition to long term hoosiers connections. like was said the shelter takes one to four most to get into. when new lgbt q folks are coming into the city which is happening regularly in order for them to engage in the shelter they can show up at 9:00 p.m. and only a few folks will get in so those folks are showing up at the shelter as sort of a last option to air-conditioned another 25 beds to house folks is going to be huge for us as case managers when we're struggling to refer our participants to save housing. so again, we appreciate you're taking the time to consider this issue and we at lyric ask you to support this. thank you >> thank you i'm going to call more names (calling names). >> good afternoon president fong and commissioners. i'm the shelter manager

by the way, example that's where pact 12 as ronald and it's something of a media building. 333 brandon is before you and thirty 1 is next door and the lieutenant is in that believe. 100 first street is not an attractive building but it's been completely repositioned and the lobby is redone and it's better today. 350 mission is a high-rise building that's been 1 hundred percent lease to sales force and seven hundred and 40 thousand feet and that plaza been redone as well. and anybody knows this is a

well the time has come you've seen the map reagan is our projected winner ronald wilson reagan ronald reagan's reelection provided greater impetus for the political plans of anti castro exiles in florida having understood that violence alone could not bring down the cuban government jorge muskaan also founded the cuban american national foundation with political action committees and lobbyists with reagan support moscow and also encouraged cuban americans who shared his agenda to run successfully for congress we are really the voice of the cuban american community in miami and we hope to have to convey to the all that fellow anglos our feelings about communism and why we're here in this country. is happening in cuba is not a failure of the cuban people it's a savior of sidel castro one of three. thousand nine hundred eighty seven the soviet communist system was very sick but fidel castro refused to give up the burning wall. coast along in. the fall of. the soviet union comes to an end in november one thousand nine hundred one the economy is going into a freefall and they. decide that

well the time has come you've seen the map reagan is our projected winner ronald wilson reagan ronald reagan's reelection provided greater impetus for the political plans of anti castro exiles in florida having understood that violence alone could not bring down the cuban government jorge moscow and also founded the cuban american national foundation with political action committees and lobbyists with reagan support moscow and also encouraged cuban americans who shared his agenda to run successfully for congress we are really the voice of the cuban american community in miami and we hope to have to convey to the all that fellow anglos our feelings about communism and why we're here in this country. it's happening in cuba is not a failure of the cuban people it's a failure of sidel castro one of three. one thousand nine hundred eighty seven the soviet communist system was very sick but fidel castro refused to give up the burning wall. coast along in. the fall of. the soviet union comes to an end in november one thousand nine hundred one. he's going into a freefall and a.q.i.m. decide t

. >> first of all, it's a ronald reagan program and then a george bush program. call it obama phones. it's intended to help people that are looking for a job that need a phone number that people can call to reach them. if they have a job available. this is the best of america that we encourage people to get jobs. we give them the opportunity to step up. these phones are only, by the way, only valued for about a buck or two before they run out. it's not an endless deal. >> eric: let me say, $2.2 billion. >> it's not tax dollars, eric. >> eric: let me begin gotta wayne, carlos slim, worth $72 billion, second richest man in the world, his company made $450 million off the obamacare phone program? >> let me tell you. obama picked up the phone and called eric holder, eric you remember fast and furious, i got a new program, it's called slow and stupid. [ laughter ] >> and we're doing this one with carlos slim because he was a big donor to our campaign. so we're going to buy the phones from him. by the way, hillary is in on it because she said nobody cares. and lois ler

injuries at ronald mcnair discovery learning academy. about 800 students attend school there. school started a week ago yesterday in the area. what we know right now is the gunman is in custody. according to reports, he entered the building and demanded someone at the school call a local television station and police. the suspect has been described simply by race as a white male. those are all the details we have there. this obviously brings up so many emotions as school has just started in the south and will be starting throughout the country moving in the week ahead. to see hundreds of children evacuated under these circumstances, absolutely chilling. there are some 800 students there. no injuries at this time. the complete motive of why this individual would walk into this school and what escalated to the shots being fired, we're getting those details as we speak. but a dekalb county school official i says the suspect is in custody after the incident at ronald mcnair discovery learning center. this happened this evening. authorities say the suspect made demands upon enterin

wilson reagan ronald reagan's reelection provided greater impetus for the political plans of anti castro exiles in florida having understood that violence alone could not bring down the cuban government jorge muskaan also founded the cuban american national foundation with political action committees and lobbyists with reagan support moscow and also encouraged cuban americans who shared his agenda to run successfully for congress we are really the voice of the cuban american community in miami and we hope to have to convey to the all that fellow anglos our feelings about communism and why we're here in this country. that's happening in cuba is not a failure of the cuban people it's a failure of sidel castro one of three. one thousand nine hundred eighty seven the soviet communist system was very sick but you don't castro refused to give up the berlin wall. the fall of night in eighty nine the soviet union comes to buying and in november one thousand nine hundred one the economy is going into a freefall and they decide that they have to link. the death tax that they're going to carry out.

give me ronald; give me john. let's go.feud" theme plays] for this survey, guys, we are asking for the top answer only. whoever gets this one answer, will win the game. good luck to both of you. here we go. name something a wife does to her husband when he starts nodding off in church. >> elbow him. steve: ron. >> elbow him. steve: elbow him. ["family feud" theme plays] steve: you're a great family, you all look good on tv. be very proud of yourselves. it's a game, john. i know you're an athlete. i know you like winning. it's just a game, man. that wasn't nothing. you're a great family, man. hey, grace family, i need two of you. all right. we got it now. let's go. we'll be back. we're playing fast money right after this. come on, ron. make it happen, baby! let's go! >> welcome back to the "feud," everybody! the grace family won the game. and now it's time to play... audience: fast money! [cheering and applause] steve: come on, ron. i want you to fight like a firefighter, baby. >> you got it. steve: you ready? >> ready. stev