ronald reagan. that's a nice memory. you know, i think it sounds like he got his return on investment right? yeah. 20 of their meeting with the 21 year old d dweeb turned into. but by my count, six books on ronald reagan. yes, that's right. and of course, the last one here is searching for ronald reagan. and i think you've probably found him by now. so what i want to know is what's what's new and what's new. you clearly felt there was more to say about ronald reagan? you know several years ago actually a, long time ago, i went to a book presentation. my old friend doug brinkley, and he had done he had edited reagan diaries because mrs. reagan, him on television liked him. he out to meet with her and she hired him. the labor hired him, then the reagan diaries. and so jerry and i went to a presentation. he giving and he said at that time he talked about my new book, which was about the 76 reagan campaign. and he says, you know, the reagan scholarship is just beginning to open up. there are so many interest aspects to this

so practice ronald, i agree with you. there's always more to the story that usually not shown just by a short clip, but dominic, the one part of this, it is different possibly from just a regular 5 between a police officer and members of the community. is it those that are bidding up all the police officers are here a legal do you think legally does he think that changes any feelings knowing that they are here in this country? not legally. yeah. might use have done a lot more uh, less, less safe if you say over the years since i'm no longer a copper, we see this mass of migrant invasion. i don't know why any non or why anybody across the border illegally who's already a criminal by crossing a border. why they're a forwarded uh, due process or anything. uh, cost, usually wise, because they're not here. so i, i don't, it's insane. it's insane and simply, it's a different culture. invading the united states that is not assimilating properly to our was our ways of life. and this is the behavior going to get, and this is not,

our johnson wouldn't have been accepted into ronald reagan's party?xcuse me, there were all people there , cleaned up with ties and with very formal haircuts, as they would say now, but the trouble is that boris our johnson would not have been taken into the party of margaret thatcher, that is , maybe with the party of ronald regen in some kind of third-level komsomol they let him in, that’s what... they would have only taken him as a loader from the backyard, that’s a fact, because the people there were, as it turned out later, selective, but that’s the extent of great britain - then it’s all over, but i ’ll tell you this, i’m really rewinding the last 10 days, i’ll tell you this, it was a very very interesting period in global history, in our russian history. we will remember it for a long time later, because many hidden mechanisms that move our world, they just surfaced, but the most important thing is that it was very important for us all to understand that in the modern world there are no riders on a white horse, no these chigivars, there are no

on his 100th birthday, ronald brignall is finally being honoured.ic act performed 83 years ago. during the second world war, uk cities did their best to protect themselves, but cardiff wasn't alone in taking heavy damage. praise and thanks were given to all of those involved in the effort, with today's birthday boy playing a vital role in saving this particular building in the welsh capital. it was in 1941 that a 16—year—old ronald brignall was walking home from college when he spotted an incendiary bomb [and on the roof of city hall. they're designed to start fires. he then took it upon himself to climb on the drainpipes of this building twice to help extinguish the flames. firstly with a hose pipe between his hand in his mouth, and secondly with a sandbag. the local paper described a local lad who was daunted by nothing, acting with daring and courage. there we are. ronald's family were present as he received a special certificate today for his efforts from the lord mayor of cardiff. # happy birthday to you... # a celebration for a centurion, for

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.you can't tell. good evening. hello. g thank you, katie. good evening,

on his 100th birthday, ronald brignall is finally being honoured.econd world war, uk cities did their best to protect themselves, but cardiff wasn't alone in taking heavy damage. praise and thanks were given to all of those involved in the effort, with today's birthday boy playing a vital role in saving this particular building in the welsh capital. it was in 1941 that a 16—year—old ronald brignall was walking home from college when he spotted an incendiary bomb land on the roof of city hall. they're designed to start fires. he then took it upon himself to climb on the drainpipes of this building twice to help extinguish the flames. firstly with a hose pipe between his hand in his mouth, and secondly with a sandbag. the local paper described a local lad who was daunted by nothing, acting with daring and courage. there we are. ronald's family were present as he received a special certificate today for his efforts from the lord mayor of cardiff. # happy birthday to you...# a celebration for a centurion, for a courageous act performed in the most testi

yeah, happy birthday, ronald! that is it from me. though from the bbc sport centre. i'm tulsen tollett. liverpool have moved back to the top of the premier league after beating sheffield united 3—1 at anfield. it looked like it would be a comfortable victory for liverpool after ivo grbic�*s mistake saw darwin nunez claim his eleventh league goal of the season. but the blades battled back and forced conor bradley into conceding an own goal early in the second half. despite dominating possession, liverpool fans might have been feeling worried until alexis mac allister restored the lead in dramatic fashion. and cody gakpo secured the victory in the 90th minute. their two—point lead over arsenal has been restored, while sheffield united remain rooted to the bottom of the table. around 20 minutes left in chelsea's thrilling game with manchester united at stamford bridge. united came from 2—0 down and lead 3—2 thanks to a garnacho goal in the 67th minute. around 15 left in that one. the saudi arabian capital of riyadh will host the wta fin

on his 100th birthday, ronald brignall is finally being honoured.d world war, uk cities did their best to protect themselves, but cardiff wasn't alone in taking heavy damage. praise and thanks were given to all of those involved in the effort, with today's birthday boy playing a vital role in saving this particular building in the welsh capital. it was in 1941 that a 16—year—old ronald brignall was walking home from college when he spotted an incendiary bomb land on the roof of city hall. they're designed to start fires. he then took it upon himself to climb on the drainpipes of this building twice to help extinguish the flames. firstly with a hose pipe between his hand in his mouth, and secondly with a sandbag. the local paper described a local lad who was daunted by nothing, acting with daring and courage. there we are. ronald's family were present as he received a special certificate today for his efforts from the lord mayor of cardiff. # happy birthday to you...# a celebration for a centurion, for a courageous act performed in the most testing o

now, it's up to the states to do the right thing like ronald reagan, i'm strongly in favor of exceptions for rape incest, and life of the mother. you must follow your heart of this issue, but remember, you must also win elections to restore our culture they sat heritage

on his 100th birthday, ronald brignall is finally being honoured.ect themselves, but cardiff wasn't alone in taking heavy damage. praise and thanks were given to all of those involved in the effort, with today's birthday boy playing a vital role in saving this particular building in the welsh capital. it was in 1941 that a 16—year—old ronald brignall was walking home from college when he spotted an incendiary bomb land on the roof of city hall. they're designed to start fires. he then took it upon himself to climb on the drainpipes of this building twice to help extinguish the flames. firstly with a hose pipe between his hand in his mouth, and secondly with a sandbag. the local paper described a local lad who was daunted by nothing, acting with daring and courage. there we are. ronald's family were present as he received a special certificate today for his efforts from the lord mayor of cardiff. # happy birthday to you...# a celebration for a centurion, for a courageous act performed in the most testing of times. tomos morgan, bbc news. if you have

tax foundation scott hodge will talk about it former speaker newt gingrich reminds us how ronald reagan refused to let campus radicals shut down colleges. >> liz peek and carol downey will have a thing or 2 to say. first, we go to ma madison alworth live at columbia, what happens and what didn't happen? reporter: well, you can see a lot of action students have been protesting for weeks, even after the columbia president threatens suspension it has not slowed them down, columbia receivings over a billion dollars a year from federal government, to my left, this is the encampment at the center of camp us, there are threats these students will be suspended, yet it still stands, now in washington lawmakers are pushing in a bipartisan way to push for ending funds for universities like this. sending a monitor to school and assess how they are combating anti-semitism, those who don't comply, will lose a lot of money, through ivy league billions of moneys are given each year. >> we're seeing a rapid rise in anti-semitism on these universities and college campuses. the administrators have failed

at the press conference that followed the negotiations , ronald regan pointed to them and said: “theselly similar to the founding fathers of america.” these bearded men were afghan mujahideen, terrorists. then they fought with arms in hand against the evil empire, that is. ussr, but in august 1908, another the american president gave the order to the american navy, located in the pacific ocean, to launch a missile strike on the same mujahideen camps, in order to destroy osama bin laden and his people, and just a few years ago mr. bin laden, for the murder that was used 15 american missiles, was similar to its own... for several decades now, russia has been the only country that can destroy the united states with nuclear weapons, or at least cause irreparable damage. us military interests require solving this problem in one of three ways: destroying nuclear weapons in russia, subjugating russia , or creating some kind of defense against our missiles. so far it’s not working out very well, but this is a question on... ideology: russian traditional culture is incompatible with modern west

i'm sure you heard my quotes from the late governor and of course president ronald reagan. i worked for him when i was a child many, many years ago, but reagan wouldn't broach any nonsense on this. i mean you got, the thing that is so incredible, you have the law behind you. biden doesn't have a leg to stand on. that's why i say call him on it, get a a bunch of senators call him on it. title vi, you're the lawyer, not me. >> that's right. he should do it, but what i'm saying, larry this administration is the most political when it comes to enforcing the law we've ever seen. they're trying to throw their main opponent in jail for the rest of his life. larry: lawbreakers. >> they don't believe in actuallyd. larry: they're lawbreakers. >> lady justice being blind. they believe it as a political weapon. they're refusing to wield it here because they know there are political consequences. larry: bracing the law on the border not enforcing the laws of sovereignty. breaking law on student loan cancellations. breaking the loan on power and electricity. they will ban all coal. going

the only way to stand up to putin and others like him in the words of ronald reagan is peace through strength. that is why -- that is what every member voting yes on these bills is standing for today. this bill supports that principle. 2/3 of which will be spent here at home through investments in the u.s. defense industrial base to replenish our military equipment. the supplemental also provides critical security assistance to help ensure that ukraine has the training and weapons it needs to stop putin, such as traditional artillery round and air defense systems -- rounds and air defense systems. please take note of this. this bill requires a clear strategy from the administration, that defines and prioritizes u.s. national security interests in ukraine. it also includes unprecedented oversight and accountability requirements, including robust funding for our inspector general and end-use monitoring of u.s. defense transfers. also, economic assistance to ukraine is subject to extensive, extensive burden sharing and transparency requirements, including the unprecedented cost matching

personally i support them and if ronald reagan were alive today, i believe he'd agree with me. on all of it. okay, that's my take. like it or not, some agree and disagree. we have mike waltz and aaron cohen, israeli special ops veteran and knowledgeable people. gentlemen, thank you for all this. mike waltz, let me begin with you. your take on this israeli, i don't know exactly what to call last night. it was certainly a limited action. a lot of us thought for shoes would fall and some think more shields will fall and then again joe biden has screwed this story up so badly i'm not sure what to think anymore. what do you think, congressman waltz? you are an expert and a veteran. tell me your thoughts and then we're going to get to prince. >> this is a clear message from israel to iran that your tactic failed and you cannot hit us and we can hit you and we cannot only hit you and we can reach out and touch your most sensitive sites and most sophisticated russian built air defenses around your air base and around your nuclear enrichment sites. i think they sent that message loud an

host: we are joined by ronald sullivan, a criminal professor of law at harvard university -- a professor of law at harvard university. guest: thank you for having me. host: how difficult is it to find partial given that the defendant is a former president. guest: in normal circumstances it is difficult to find an impartial juror come even more difficult in high-profile cases and even more difficult when the defendant is a former president. we have seen the process work in the way it should. the board methodically and slowly went through the process and so far we have 12. we still have to get the alternates. in all likelihood, in very short order, we will have a jury. host: can you explain what does it mean for the jury to be impartial or at least for them to look up impartial jurors? in this case and it cannot be that you don't know who the defendant is. guest: that is right. i will start by explaining what it is not. an impartial juror does not mean injured or who does not know about the case. it does not mean the juror who has no opinions about the case. click any impartial jury means

and, and it scared the heck out of a lot of people in a story is one of those people is ronald reagan, that he didn't really understand what he was commanding at that point. we have what john? probably 20000 warheads. sure russians had about 25 tasks and i think, right, i mean, so that type of, of knowledge of, of what we actually possess, what it can do, and just how dangerous it is, has been swept away in because of the idea that we are super power that we are the sole empire. no one can threaten us. there is no reason to worry about these things . we, through our position as the dominant power in the world, can just choose to make the reality we want. and so we do not need to, uh, you know, to base ourselves i and enter into negotiations with countries that we have to feed or that we have the ability for the fee. and i think it's that type of mindset, you know, then coupled again with those things were just discussing that leads to this idea that we don't need this. that was something us with a cold war, but we won the cold war. we don't need to talk, we don't even negotiate. we're

at the press conference that followed the negotiations, ronald regan pointed to them and said: “theseare morally similar to the founding fathers of america.” these bearded men were afghan mujahideen, terrorists. then they fought with arms in hand against the evil empire, that is. ussr, but in august 1908, another american president gave the order to the american navy in the pacific ocean to launch a missile attack on the same mujahideen camps in order to destroy osama bin laden and his people. a after all, just a few years ago, mr. bin laden, who was killed using 15 american missiles, was similar to his own. morality to george washington, thomas jefferson. so, does america have a constant desire to destroy the russian state? why? the interests of the united states and russia are directly opposed on many issues. apparently , this is why the americans decided that they must stop all attempts by the russians to increase their influence on the world stage. i tried to reduce the reasons for the rivalry between russia and the united states to certain points. point one. ya. russia for severa

ronald johnson. thank you for being here.cular hearing your story and thinking about three decades of what you have been through. you are now a free man released on march 4. >> can you >> tell me what this month has been like for you? >> it kind of wow, for me because everything had changed so much out in the world so i work in a phones just driving down the street or just walking down the street, everything is different, so it's like a big shot too. >> but >> i'm adjusting, but it's slow >> it must be the one hand scary and exciting, but i wonder what you have been feeling all this time knowing you were, you were innocent, you didn't do it, and you were there for over 30 years? >> yes yes. >> what is that >> and i thought i was going to have to get out vegas, so that pressure there is a lot you never thought you were going to get out >> why did you think that >> because daughter corruption that was in my case, i thought i would get out. thank thought no bible believing where we're showing a picture now of a view with your so

actor ronald molton is here to join us. thanks so much for joining the program.hat caught me was 60% of high school students are chronically absent now, i don't know but. the way i grew up school was an option. go to school we got something when we got home what do you see being the problem here? >> well, this comes from more than a decade of being lax in enforcing policies that you say exist in washington, d.c. i remember coming up as a child in washington, d.c. if you missed 13 days, you were in front of a judge explaining why you missed 13 days and sometimes there is something going on that you need help with and you get to service. sometimes you are neglecting your children and the neglect shows up in court. it shows up with 64-year-old men being killed. it shows up with people still in cars why they should be in schools. if we don't look at the problem, address the problem, come up with solutions and put things in place to help these children, then we have these type of things happening where children come back years later and say i wish somebody would have

there's a piece written by martin anderson a close advisor for many, many years to ronald reagan. , 86 the christian science monitor said president raggett announced sdi in 1983 strategic defense initiative there is been strong and powerful opposition to the idea. most of from the left side of the political spectrum. one aspect of this is that the scientists raise technical objections the nuclear weapons expert to detect flaws in the military strategy are the best of my knowledge virtually all democrats. when you can safely predict scientists nuclear weapons expert as opposed to our missile defense efforts, more than likely turn out to be a registered democrat. you can be pretty sure you are dealing with a political issue not a scientific one or military one. in fact much of the democrat's recent opposition , 86 to the notion of missile defense can be explained as a reflex action to overwhelmingly political problem that they have. to prime policy issues have dominated the political debate in the nine states for the last 40 years again that would be the last 80 now. defensidefense