connection at all to ronald watts who is a patrol sergeant who supervised people who worked in an area of the southside chicago is not that they are getting sprung from jail, he are getting major paychecks and exonerations i think you want in the usa today's story he was innocent victim until ronald watts' crew are people that he supervised arrested him for drug possession and the sisters talk about how the sent his life on a bad direction it was this drug arrest from this corrupt cop that just destroyed his life, "usa today" didn't tell you was at 21 had been arrested ten other times over the previous three years and his 11th arrest by a policeman supervised by ronald watts that destroyed his life and career and sent him on his terrible path in the "usa today" story it was filled

path in the "usa today" story it was filled with stories from career criminals who are claiming that ronald watts did the terrible things to them, kim fox kim fox exonerates the record and then cut some a check 40, $80,000. turned around and took the money bought more drugs, got busted by the feds just recently got released from prison after serving time after collecting this hundred and $90,000 from chicago taxpayers. tucker, this incredibly important story, i hope that your viewers go to my youtube page. so i can unpack at all because it's at the heart of what is being done to our criminal justice system. they are using ronald watts as a patsy and claiming that he destroyed chicago and it is just not true, it's a gimmick to undermine our criminal justice system. >> tucker: i'm so grateful

i'm a big ronald reagan fan. and so once up there, my book is about ronald reagan and what i think america needs new ronald reagan. i don't know who it but i think this would crazy things in the moment you have a new ronald reagan i move from the united i move from germany to the united states. reiner seidelman has written 26 books, the most recent is the power of capitalism. a journey through recent history across continents. thank you for joining us on c-span's book tv.

he told c-span about how seeing >> he told c-span about how running for ronald reagan sparked his own love of politics and why he studied russian in college. and how his parents ended up raising him on the campus of a bible college in texas. moved from arizona to east texas to help start a bible college there in southern smith county, i was just shy of being two years old, but me and my three brothers packed up in a car with my parents and moved across half the country to help start a bible college in east texas. >> it was your family and others, what was the idea? rep. moran: the idea was to follow that great commandment of matthew 22, to get out and love others. that is about serving god and serving others. my parents were involved in ministry for many years, and this was just their opportunity to help start something new in the center of the united states, in east texas, and help build that ministry for families going forward. >> how did the mission shape the man? rep. moran: i really modeled after that commandment, but going up on a bible college campus was fantastic. because you

well, i know i am in california and california claims ronald reagan and you should. but he is from the midwest. [laughter] i'm just saying, mike. not far from where i grew up. it was his vision, but also to me, it was that combination of a strong backbone and a gentle hand that inspired me. as i recount in "so help me god" i was slow to the parade. i grew up in really a nonpolitical family if you can believe that. my dad really did not have any use for politicians or lawyers. you can imagine i am a source of great pride to him. [laughter] when i got interested in politics, i talked to dad and he said my lawyer is involved in politics, go talk to him. he happened to be a democrat so i got involved in the democratic party in indiana. i was a youth democratic party coordinator in 1975, kind of a community organizer if the truth be told. [laughter] i'll be honest with you, as some of the people were teasing me at the library today, i voted for jimmy carter, and i really did not get ronald reagan. i did not understand it. when i went off to college, embrace my faith in ch

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ronald reagan. you know, when you have something say you don't delegated to somebody else, right? right. to do that. republicans are going to continue the trump. i think you're kind of candidates who think they're going to go. or do you think that they're going to try and find reagan? he is going to be a hero. i, i. i think this country. let me dodge that question slightly. i think this country needs a principled government party, a conservative party. and that if you had to a principled small government leader, it would be and need a principled more government party. and so i hope we can get to a point that happens again. and hating each is not the answer. you know, criminals call out evil. yes, but lifting of us up is the answer. and they both said that of reagan. first, i want to start by welcoming everyone to the abbey h living legends luncheon. i am

they are using ronald watts as a patsy and claiming that he destroyed chicago and it is just not true> tucker: i'm so grateful that you wrote this so many people check in and you've no idea that it's a lie. what a discovering. i appreciate that thank you. good to see you tonight. we have some good news after the break, we will be buyback. right back. ♪ ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. speed to reacting in real time to the weird objects floating over our country here it is. >> what is big -- and flies? >> what has big round shape and flies? >> i don't know either but there it is. [laughs] [laughs] it is balloon. >> tucker: i'd like to share the best news, what was newest citizens citizens frederick alexander pfeiffer the new so

my dad helped bring me through that pathway of watching ronald reagan run for his second term in office, 1984. as we went through that journey together, and we did a mock election in amateur school, and -- elementary school, i remember that to this today -- day. i cast my ballot for president reagan, that began to instill a love of public service. my dad modeled that. he was a small town mayor growing up. but that is about getting back to your community, not about holding a position of authority. it is really about how can you serve those around you. it started there. >> what do you remember your father telling you about why ronald reagan should be president? rep. moran: simply because you know, we are talking about liberty, we are talking about taking government out of our lives on a day-to-day basis so we can make good decisions for ourselves and our businesses, so we could have opportunities to work hard and have those decisions create opportunities. that is what it is about. government gets in the way most of the time. if we get government out of the way, people are left to be able

this corruption of kim fox is using, she is exonerating people that had any connection at all to ronald watts who is a patrol sergeant

jimmy carter, ronald reagan, donald trump. is joe biden jimmy carter or ronald reagan?re running out of time but joe biden talked to the american people, he didn't talk to partisans. this is not partisan. republicans don't have any ideas so they have to cherry pick what they don't like because they don't agree on the things joe biden has done. like reduce inflation. like help rebuild our american economy to bring jobs to kentucky and ohio. but here's what i want to say about who's joe biden? he's none of the above. joe biden is going to have a whole chapter written about him. when you look at his poll numbers, you can also compare him to ronald reagan who didn't make his announcement about the presidency until late in 1983. and i can guarantee you, he was able to beat mr. mondale with a landslide. so joe biden's going to be very -- he's going to do very well and he's going to have a really great next two years. but like you said, we've got to finish the job. >> chris, my friend, i owe you. we're out of time. i promise next time i'll give you the last word, please forgiv

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but there was any strong desire to kick ronald reagan out to impeach ronald reagan. why was so and why did it happen to nixon? nixon resigned one step ahead of the impeachment. and so nixon resigned. why did it happen to nixon and not to reagan? and i would say the difference people liked and, you know, that might sound trivial. talking about, you know, great of government, but when you live in a democracy when you operate your politics on, the principles of democracy. well, every election is in essence, a popularity contest. do people like you and if they you, they'll cut you some slack. they cut reagan a lot of slack and they nobody was going to cut nixon any slack because he wasn't likable. and it's a it all sounds like junior high, but. but that's the way things often work. you know, i've often thought that that clearest gauge for if you want to know who people are going to vote for, who's going win an election, the question should who would you rather sit down and have a beer with that candidate or candidate b? and if a candidate gets the sides, that candidate i

as part of ronald wicker, i'm a single outreach to the minority. i had a bill actions next month, but as michelle fernandez reports from the northern city, it will take much more than that to overcome the divisions left bashful anchors civil war. if president ronald vicar missing her wants to reach out to the timers in northern she lanka, arresting those demonstrating against his visit is probably not going to help you. diversity students and political activists and jaffa spoke out against the president's visit on saturday. but they faced the same treatment as anti government protested in the south. is this to reach out to the time the community has its roots in the civil war of the 19 eighties and nineties, when tanner tigers took up arms against the government? the community said it suffered unfair and unjust treatment by the singer lease majority. the tigers were crushed in 2009, which led to accusations of gross human rights violations by the military. vicar missing who is dealing with a major economic crisis is under pressure from the internat

>> ronald reagan? >> ronald mcdonald?ent. >> photographer. >> sell oil maybe? >> an actor? >> a chef? >> nothing for you. >> ronald reagan famously said mr. gorbachev, tear down this -- >> statue, >> wall. >> tree. >> oh, yeah. she's cutting like fire. >> how is joe biden doing? >> he's being a president. >> i don't think joe biden knows how he's doing. >> he passed the new -- a new -- >> you know, the thing. >> what message do you want to send to jesse waters? >> do your thing, girl. >> jesse waters is a guy. >> do your thing. >> america is the greatest country in the world. thanks. >> jesse: a lot of people don't want to have conversations on plane rides. let me tell you the proper etiquette. listen. when you sit down, you don't talk to the person next to you. do not say a word to the person sitting next to you until the food is served. once the food is served and you're not looking at your phone, then it's time to break the ice. you can start a conversation. then and only then. if the conversation goes nowhere, you sto

the day i turned 18 i registered thanks to ronald reagan. we need another ronald reagan, don't we?me in when america was in the destructive policies of jimmy carter. our economy was falling apart. manufacturing plants and facilities were closing down. he took the midwestern optimism and ushered us to a really difficult time. he inspired me and i would venture to say every north scott lanser in my class. we were all republicans and we probably didn't even know it because he was such an inspiration. i took that common sense for my use and brought it in to the rest of my life wherever i could apply it. >> are you planning to run for president? kari: am i planning to run for president? no, i am not. i am a big supporter of president trump. i think the country needs it. and sadly because of the disservice the media has done to president trump, they believe what you have been pushing on them. i hope he will now know enough about the fake news and how many lies who have talked about told they will realize a lot of this stuff about president trump is allies. i want to make sure he wins or

goodness we need another ronald reagan, don't we, people?rica was kind of left in an ash heap after destructive leftist policies of jimmy carter and our economy was falling to pieces when i was in high school. at one point all of my friends had lost their jobs, manufacturing plants and facilities were closing down and he took that midwestern optimism and common sense, and he ushered us through a really difficult time. so he inspired me and i would venture to say every at north scott lancer, we were probably all republicans and we didn't know it because he was an inspiration and i took common sense from my youth and brought it into my life. >> since you're in iowa are you ready to run for president? >> am i planning to run for president? no, i'm not. i am a big supporter of president trump and i want to make sure that he wins, this country needs him. and sadly, because of the disservice that the media has done to trump, people have-- believe some of the nonsense you guys have been pushing on him and it's really unfortunate. i'm hoping that pe

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goodness we need another ronald reagan, don't we people?merica was left in an ash heap after destructive leftist policies of jimmy carter. our economy was falling toivci pieces. at one point all my friends fathers had lost their jobs in osmanufacturing took the optimim andre common sense he ushered us are very difficult time. so he inspired me i would venture to say every single north scott lanser in my class we were all republicans and we did not even know what he was such an inspiration. and i took that common sense from my youth and brought it into the rest of my life forever i could applyly it. text here in iowa are you planning to run for president? >> my planning to run for president. [laughter] no i'm not. i am a big supporter president trump. i want to make sure that he wins. this country needs him. sadly because of the disservice the media has done to president trump. people have believed some of that nonsense you guys are pushing on him. is really unfortunate part to help people, now knowing enough about the fake news and how many

in federal court, ronald halle is an attorney for the family. xavier suds, who we saw in -- report is alonzo belize by rather. i spoke to them both just before airtime. >> mr. such, can you share with us seeing this body camera video that you've been waiting for, what stood out to you? >> what stuck out to me was probably just how everything went. my initial response to the body cam footage was confusion followed by anger. and that's just from not understanding why a domestic call turned deadly. i under not understanding that. that everything tied in with pain, but i prepared myself for that as much as i could, but you can't prepare yourself for something like that when you see that. >> did it answer questions for you? i mean, it all happens, it seems the video, so fast. did you get answers from it? >> i did get answers that i had, a question i did. i think at this point, the only thing i'm wondering is just, you know, the procedure. why did it happen like it happened? but yes, i did get the answers that i wanted and it was tough. it's still tou

what's the difference between that clip we showed of ronald reagan and the clip here from bill. who bill clinton uses his story. turn his personal a personal story he created into an account that scores for his political party. okay. so so clinton takes this this moment not unlike the reagan moment of unity as certifiable hero, someone who raced into to the oklahoma city building. it was it was being turned into rubble to rescue people on multiple occasions. and then he uses to make a political argument about not shutting down the government. right now. that's very. right. so if we had watched of the applause here, what you would have is behind clinton. this address is republicans speaker of the house newt gingrich, lots of republican controlled republicans controlled the house and senate in 1996. you'd seen that moment where one party stands wildly to applaud while another party sits grimly. now clinton scored here that that he he he scored politically. right. and so we start to see that the address, the lure of politics is too great for presidents. this is wilson's small c con

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we have seen some great presidents, ronald reagan was someone that we could all aspire to be. i, and even democrats, i always refer to tip o'neill's all politics are local, that is the truth. if we don't involve everyone locally we will not make it here capitol hill. >> what did you do before congress? rep. d'esposito: i was a councilman since 2016, so it's a pretty big place, the largest town in the nation, bigger than seven states, a population of 800,000, and a budget of half a billion. a pretty big operation. i was a proud member of that your -- new york city police department where i retired as a detective. >> tell us about that and how it impacts you today as a member of congress? rep. d'esposito: i worked in brownsville, brooklyn, the most violent square-mile in the city, one of the most top 10 most violent square-mile's i would say in the country. and i always worked in sort of a team-based atmosphere. and i worked, sat in the car with men and women from you know, different cultures, different religions, different economic backgrounds. we grew up very differently, and

. >> yes, when ronald reagan said 40 years ago, the government is your enemy. don't trust the government. unfortunately, that abuse seeped into american consciousness to the point where we don't really feel that the government is on our side. every time republicans in particular -- democrats share some of this blame, but every time republicans are in control, they justify that distrust of government, because they do a bad job protecting the public. that is why we got to get into the vicious cycle, reverse it and make sure that the public sector private sector is working for america and making us better off. not just the top executives and the biggest shareholders, but all of us. whether we are buying products, in the communities or these products are being created. whether we are consumers or workers. it doesn't matter. we all need some degree of protection. >> voters have to be smarter, too. when you are voting, you are not voting for a friend or somebody to do means for you, but you are. you are voting for an emergency manager. they manage emergencies. think

some of those people may in fact have wanted him, did really get to talk to ronald sullivan, professor and director at the criminal justice institute at harvard law school. thank you for your time, seth. thank you so much. still ahead on al jazeera, re loving the trauma, and now the earthquake had southern turkey in syria, at least 6 people all dead. aah! roches, war, immune crane has dominated well, he's for the past 12 months. devastating for those in the line of fire or directly impacts and it has strength and global alliances and deepened divisions with far reaching effects on the lives of billions of people well wide. in a week hood special coverage, al jazeera explores every aspect of the conflict. the human, the political and the economic and possibilities of resolution. ukraine war one here on, on algebra. 2 ukrainian filmmakers join the army to fight against russian separatists in 2014. they document their journey from civilians to soldiers. as the fighting intensifies the tools of their trade become weapons of war what will be the toll for ukraine's brave hearts? witness? on

when volumes one and two appeared in 1983 and 1988, he presented copies to president ronald reagan in oval office ceremonies in the white house. he is the editor. freedom betrayed. herbert hoover. secret history of the second world war and its aftermath and of the crusade. years 1933 to 1955. herbert lost memoir of the new deal and its aftermath and. independent scholar, historian and lecturer with specialties in 20th century american political and intellectual history. dr. speaks and writes frequently about the history and present direction of american conservatism, the life of herbert hoover, the of ronald reagan, the of the founding fathers and other subjects. his writings have appeared in the american national review, new york times, book review, wall street, as well as acton's own publication on religion and liberty among many others. he's a senior fellow at the russell kirk center for cultural. since 2004, he has been associate of the hauenstein center for presidential studies at grand valley state university. dr. nash brings a clarity and depth to complex topics that is rare. i

neil: ronald chapman, thank you very much.ou to get updates on this, where this, both cases actually they might be intertwined. we'll have more on that later. by the way as expected, we just learned now the house has indeed ousted ilhan omar from its foreign affairs committee. 218-211 vote, seemed to go along party lines if i'm looking correctly. they cited past statements deemed she made deemed anti-set mick tick and worse. kevin mccarthy is taking questions on the floor of u.s. capitol whether it was to do this with or debt negotiations where they stand. he met with the president yesterday, will meet again. this was expected. representative ilhan homar will not longer serve on the house foreign affairs committee. under this speaker and this republican house. stay with us. ♪ inner voice (kombucha brewer): if i just stare at these payroll forms... my business' payroll taxes will calculate themselves. right? uhh...nope. intuit quickbooks helps you manage your payroll taxes, cheers! with 100% accurate tax calculations guaranteed

that's ronald hampton a retired washington, d. c. metropolitan police officer, thank you. thank you. the f b, i has found no classified documents after a search of a beach house owned by a u. s. president joe biden. the search was part of a special council investigation into his handling of classified material. biden's personal attorney said the president gave his full support and cooperation to the investigation for last month if b. i agents found several classified documents and biden's home in wilmington. how white house correspondent, kimberly hallett has more from washington dc. they did not pick up any documents with any sort of classified markings on them, but there were some hand written notes that were taken from the president's residence there. the beach house, as it's known, robust beach, delaware, these handwritten notes pertain to time when the president was in fact, vice president under brock obama. now it's important to note that the president, according to his attorney, was aware of the search. it was consensual. the president was cooperative and this is pa