i would argue what was the nature of the ronald reagan nancy reagan relationship? an intense early close marriage and she did he rely on her for personnel advice and things like that? it was a wonderful love story. and, you know, sitting at the reagan library could go through box after of of of letters and of holiday cards that that ronald reagan sent to reagan. you know, every every valentine's day, every birthday, every thanksgiving, every christmas, every new year. how much loved her. very, very sweet to read. and you know what? he was a wife. she was away for even a few days. he would be writing in his diary how desperately he missed her. and so had a very close bond. but it wasn't. and and, of course, their marriage was primarily about love. and in a way that almost made even their kids like they were left out because she really his top priority but she was also a very effective political partner for him although she did not and want to again this is another myth. some suggest that she pushed him to the or she pushed him into politics. neither of that is true,

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

we have multiple pictures of ronald reagan and nancy reagan _ pictures of ronald reagan and nancy reaganeagan. i want to talk about the dublin zoo- _ reagan. i want to talk about the dublin zoo. a _ reagan. i want to talk about the dublin zoo. a wonderful - reagan. i want to talk about the dublin zoo. a wonderful story i reagan. i want to talk about the dublin zoo. a wonderful story in | reagan. i want to talk about the i dublin zoo. a wonderful story in the pages today coming out of ireland about an orangutan, and orangutan very critically endangered species and it's important that they have babies that we help nurture their young. there's a particular orangutan in the dublin zoo that been unable to feed its infants and twice now it is of the baby and it's not been able to breast—feed him and the baby has died. this time, the orangutan got pregnant for their time and they brought and a load of mums like human mums from dublin who just had kids to breast—feed in front of the orangutan mother was pregnant and show her how to do it for the last few months and complete secret, this army of

i would argue what was the nature of the ronald reagan nancy reagan relationship? an intense early close marriage and she did he rely on her for personnel advice and things like that? it was a wonderful love story. and, you know, sitting at the reagan library could go through box after of of of letters and of holiday cards that that ronald reagan sent to reagan. you know, every every valentine's day, every birthday, every thanksgiving, every christmas, every new year. how much loved her. very, very sweet to read. and you know what? he was a wife. she was away for even a few days. he would be writing in his diary how desperately he missed her. and so had a very close bond. but it wasn't. and and, of course, their marriage was primarily about love. and in a way that almost made even their kids like they were left out because she really his top priority but she was also a very effective political partner for him although she did not and want to again this is another myth. some suggest that she pushed him to the or she pushed him into politics. neither of that is true,

and he campaigns on lowering taxes, as you would expect ronald reagan, to campaign on. and the first thing he does in office is raise taxes. so bring us into that episode of the book it showed i'll defend reagan of course always defend reagan and show this flexibility of thinking when he ran for governor he did not realize how bad the situation was in sacramento, how the budget was losing $1,000,000 a day, which, you know, the government, that's just chump change, right. but in 1966, it was a lot of money and they were losing it every day. and they also had a $500 million deficit. and reagan came in was told by meese and others said governor, we've got a serious problem on our hands. so he met with jesse unruh is then the speaker of the house who is a very powerful democrat out there very famous. and unruh was urged to run for office. and he said he said means i'm going to have to give up drinking and women and he also said it was funny guy he also said if you can't take their money you can't take their money and. and drink their liquor and sleep with their women, you sh

he a clearly felt there was more to say about ronald reagan. click several years ago i went to book presentation by my old friend doug brinkley. he had edited the reagan diaries because mrs. reagan saw him on o television, like tim he flicked to meet with her and she hired him, the library hired him for the reagan diaries. we went to a presentation he was giving. he said at the time he talked about my new book which was about the 76 reagan campaign. and he said the reagan scholarship is just beginning to opene up. there are so many interesting aspects to this man. he had six successful careers. he was a prolific letter writer and prolific reader and so many things happen because of ronald reagan. he was, i cannot think of the author but he wrote a book about the essential man. i'll think of it in a second period the event making man. he wrote about the events of making man. reagan a fit that description to a t. we were in the room with him several times. i remember talking to an old friend of mine who talk to jon kennedy. that changes when orega

ronald reagan crafted the greatest peacetime economic recovery in history. 3 million new businesses and 20 million new jobs under the reagan doctrine. one by one. it was the communist dominoes that began to fall. first, grenada was, liberated by us. airborne that the u.s. marine corps. and mighty red army was driven out of afghanistan. and then american weapons. and then in nicaragua cuba. that squalid marxist regime was forced to hold free elections by. ronald reagan's contra army and the communists were thrown out of power power. fellow americans, we ought to remember, it was under our party that the berlin wall came down and europe was reunited. it was under our party that soviet empire collapsed and the captive nations broke free. you know, it is said that every american president will be remembered in history with a single sentence. george washington was father of his country. abraham lincoln freed the slaves and save the union. and ronald reagan won the cold war. and it is time time. and it is just about time. it is about time. that my old colleagues, the columnists and commentato

ronald reagan crafted the greatest peacetime economic recovery in history. 3 million new businesses and 20 million new jobs under the reagan doctrine. one by one. it was the communist dominoes that began to fall. first, grenada was, liberated by us. airborne that the u.s. marine corps. and mighty red army was driven out of afghanistan. and then american weapons. and then in nicaragua cuba. that squalid marxist regime was forced to hold free elections by. ronald reagan's contra army and the communists were thrown out of power power. fellow americans, we ought to remember, it was under our party that the berlin wall came down and europe was reunited. it was under our party that soviet empire collapsed and the captive nations broke free. you know, it is said that every american president will be remembered in history with a single sentence. george washington was father of his country. abraham lincoln freed the slaves and save the union. and ronald reagan won the cold war. and it is time time. and it is just about time. it is about time. that my old colleagues, the columnists and commentato

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sara sidner: the last us president shot was ronald reagan.t was 1981 when a bullet pierced his lung, nearly killing him. patti davis is his daughter. what was your gut reaction when you saw that yet another assassin tried to take out, in this case, a former president after what you've been through? patti davis: one of the things that i was struck by the shooting on saturday was some of the attendees, after donald trump was taken off the stage, turning around to the media and giving them the finger. and you could read their lips, and the words that were coming out went right along with that middle finger. someone just died in the stands behind you. two other people are critically wounded. the candidate who you support was just taken out with blood in the side of his head, and that's your reaction? that kind of anger-- anger doesn't stay within the confines of words and gestures. it metastasizes. it turns into violent actions. sara sidner: those violent actions are usually dubbed political violence. reuters news agency identified 213 of them in

adam winkler: ronald reagan's support of the brady bill was a surprise to many. he had been the most forceful president in american history for the second amendment right to bear arms. sara sidner: james and sarah brady, they really pushed for sensible gun laws after he was gravely injured. did that change your dad? patti davis: it did. i think he felt responsible. hinckley literally shot other people out of the way. i know my father felt like, well, their lives wouldn't have been changed and shattered like this if it weren't for me. sara sidner: former president reagan wrote an opinion piece in the new york times titled, "why i'm for the brady bill." kris brown: it gave members of congress, republican and democrat, cover to be able to say, well, here is president reagan, someone who is himself a survivor of gun violence and who is a friend of the national rifle association, saying that this law should be passed. sara sidner: finally, in 1993, the brady bill became the law of the land. and an assault weapons ban followed closely behind in 1994, supported again by

ronald reagan called out the evil empire. george bush labeled the terrorist sponsor, states exactly what they are. the axis evil. and at saddleback, after barack obama dodged and ducked every direct question, john mccain hit the nail on the head. radical, violent islam is evil and. he will defeat it. this party. is for sure. you're hearing it here. you're hearing it here. they're hearing it across the country. you see in this party, in this room and all over america, people our party prefer straight talk to politically correct talk. republicans led by john mccain and sarah palin will fight to preserve the values are preserved. the nation will strengthen economy and keep us from being held hostage. putin, chavez and ahmadinejad had and we will never allow america to retreat the face of evil extremism. just like you, just like you. there's never been a day when i was not proud to be an american. we. we, americans inherited the greatest nation in the history of the earth. it's our burden and our privilege to preserve it, to rene

ronald reagan called out the evil empire. george bush labeled the terrorist sponsor, states exactly what they are. the axis evil. and at saddleback, after barack obama dodged and ducked every direct question, john mccain hit the nail on the head. radical, violent islam is evil and. he will defeat it. this party. is for sure. you're hearing it here. you're hearing it here. they're hearing it across the country. you see in this party, in this room and all over america, people our party prefer straight talk to politically correct talk. republicans led by john mccain and sarah palin will fight to preserve the values are preserved. the nation will strengthen economy and keep us from being held hostage. putin, chavez and ahmadinejad had and we will never allow america to retreat the face of evil extremism. just like you, just like you. there's never been a day when i was not proud to be an american. we. we, americans inherited the greatest nation in the history of the earth. it's our burden and our privilege to preserve it, to rene

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ronald reagan wanted, they all wanted it and i got it approved.the first week in office they turned it back, they said no it's the biggest sight possibly in the world, could be bigger than saudi arabia. we agree to become the energy capital of the world. we are going to pay down our debt and reduce your taxes further and you're groceries are going to come tumbling down and your interest rates are going to be tumbling down and then you're going to go out and buy a beautiful house okay? you will buy a beautiful house. that's called the american dream. the american dream. thank you. >> i want to ask you a question about national security but first i it's important to point out what loukus talking about. the cost of groceries, the cost of gas, the cost of housing and mortgages and rent. everything has gone up. and kamala harris' planet that she has announced his government price controls. i think it's important to touch on you just laid out your plan, what's going to happen if she institutes price controls? >> that's a communist plan. it's never worke

i thinks that -- think that would be beyond politics. >> trace: when you do research on ronald reaganpeople's perception or all of it? >> i've been doing all of that. i read about five biographies on him. i lived through it, those times. that was another thing. when it came to the physical aspects of him, youtube is a really great resource. all of those moments that are in the movie, that are public, are right there available to you on youtube. i used that for studying his walk and the way he talks at different times in his life. his voice, you know, when he was 35 was much different than it was when he was -- well, we all know. >> trace: right. you just said, you lived through those times so you know what it's about. during those times were you a fan? >> he was my favorite president. i voted for him. i voted for carter four years before. this was after watergate. the things that really brought reagan to the presidency for me go back to when kennedy was assassinated. it really kind of crippled the country's spirit i think for a couple of decades really. then we had watergate on top of

i cut taxes more than any other president in history more so than ronald reagan in business incentive cuts that hire people at levels that they've never higher before. i made it so they can bring the money back it much simpler and i reduced the tax and billions of dollars came pouring back into our country. the inflation has been a disaster in this country and it killed the middle class and killing the working class and were going to get inflation brought down. we have to bring prices down.

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ronald reagan gave. a speech for barry goldwater, 1964. among reagan scholars, it is simply known as the speech before ronald reagan was thought of as a b level actor. after that he was thought of as one of the leaders of the republican party. he would be elected governor of california and president 16 years later. the other president is abraham house divided speech. you know when in in the same category rhetorical effectiveness as reagan and abraham lincoln that you're not doing too bad right now our goal here today is to analyze the effectiveness of that speech and figure out why it was so successful. now analyzing effectiveness is not as easy as it might seem to be. you know would think. well we'll just look at effect of the speech but in almost all cases with rhetoric there is no data. if the governor kelly of kansas gives a speech, there's probably going to be no polling, nothing that would tell us whether the speech was effective and if there is, say, six people write letters to the editor or she gets applause three times, it's very

i mean, ronald reagan wanted it. you remember ronald reagan wanted it. they all wanted it. and i got it approved. nobody was able to get itd. approved. i got it approved. >> and they the first week in office, they turned it back. they said, no, it's the biggest site possibly in the world.d be could be bigger than saudi arabia. well, we're going to start that than s. we're going to become the energy capital of the world. we're going to pay ey downrthe our debt and we're going to reduce your taxes still furthero and your groceries are going to come tumbling down. and your interesling dowt ratest are going to be tumbling down. and then you're going to go out, you're going to buy g a beautiful house, okay? you're going to buy a beautifulm house that's called the american dream. the americandream. dream. thank you, mr. president. i i want to ask you ational question about national security. but first, i think it's important to point ou sy b. what luke is talking about, the cost of groceries, the cost of gasst o the, the cost of hou, mortgages, rent, everything has goned up. h ka

he plays ronald reagan in the new move your world the stock market, next. [ ♪♪ ] >> thank you. just talked to the chef of don't look now we are cook. forget inflation. now they fear a recession that fast. stocks getting hammered as markets may finally be trading on what consumers have been warning for some time. they are simply tapped out. now seems the markets. signs job creators may be tapped out. the economy adding just 114,000 workers in the latest month. the fourth month in a row we've been seeing declining and implement rate because it jumped to 4.3%. that's rising. jobs are falling and tech stocks are no longer onotera. once the darlings now falling back pushing the nasdaq into correction territory which means falling more than 10% from their high which was reached a little more than 3 weeks ago. this could be pushing the federal reserve to take action but what kind of action, and it's all threatening to have a big impact on the election. needless to say we are all over it. welcome everybody. i'm neil cavuto. let's get right to it because we've gone a little more than 48

ronald reagan wanted it. you remember ronald reagan wanted it. they all wanted it.proved. the first week in office, they turned it back. they said no. it's the biggest site in the world. bigger than saudi arabia. we will start that up. we will become the energy capital of the world. we will pay down our debt. we will reduce your taxes further. your groceries are come tumbling down. your interest rates will be tumbling down. you will go out and buy a beautiful house, ok? a beautiful house. that's called the american dream. the american dream. thank you. [crowd cheering] ms. gabbard: i want to ask you a question about national security. it's important to point out what luke is talking about. the cost of groceries, gas, housing, mortgages, rent. everything has gone up. , leclair us -- kamala harris's plan is government price controls. what will happen if she institutes price controls? mr. trump: that's a communist plan. it's never worked. it's been tried by others. richard nixon tried it. a lot of people tried it. it's been tried many times. it leads to the same failur

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but he lost the general election to ronald reagan. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ mr.nedy: thank you very much. thank you very much, barbara mikulski, for your very eloquent, your eloquent introduction. distinguished legislator, great spokeswoman for economic democracy and social justice in this country, i thank you for your eloquent introduction. well, things worked out a little different from the way i thought, but let me tell you, i still love new york. [cheers and applause] my fellow democrats and my fellow americans, i have come here tonight not to argue as a candidate but to affirm a cause. i'm asking you -- i am asking you to renew the commitment of the democratic party to economic justice. [cheers and applause] i am asking you to renew our commitment to a fair and lasting prosperity that can put america back to work. this is the cause that brought me into the campaign and that sustained me for nine months across 100,000 miles in 40 different states. we had our losses, but the pain of our defeats is far, far less than the pain of the people that i have met. we h

i was at the ronald reagan foundation and in the united states congress speaking with representatives of both parties in both chambers and i was at the white house and the nato summit meeting with president biden at each of these meetings. i thanked america, all of our friends in america and all of americans who support ukraine. our people, our freedom, our independence in this terrible war, started by russia. thank you so much for your support. [applause] thank you. unfortunately, there are different wars in the world. but this is a war where it is absolutely clear what is good and what boundaries people crosses. this is one of the most transparent battles between good and evil of our time. it is clear that ukraine has done nothing wrong before god and people and all of the pain our country suffers is only the result of russia's criminal actions and sick desires. only if unprovoked and aggression. it is valuable that so many people and countries have united to help us. to save our freedom and the common human understanding that people must always lose. [applause] what else would our

. >> any more than ronald reagan. the biggest tax cut in history. the biggest incentive cuts. they hired people at levels that they have never hired before. apple and other companies big money offshore. there was no mechanism. and then they had to pay 50% tax who will do that. i made it much simpler and reduced the tax and billions of dollars came pouring back into our country and they were spending anyway. here is what we are doing. we will get energy way down. we will get energy way down. that will lead to the inflation. what is kill this country more than anything in the last three and a half years as inflation had inflicted upon this country by sleepy joe biden. the inflation has been a disaster in this country. it has killed the middle class. it is killing the working class and we will get inflation brought down. we have to bring prices down the back how do you do that? >> up we bring energy down, other things will follow. >> company jobs you think can be created by unlocking energy capacity in america? v-neck numbers that you have not seen before. numbers we have never s

i did not take ronald reagan seriously before he got the republican nomination for president. kamala harris closely have been very surprised by this, especially because there's been a media coverage of her as vice president, which i was done completely preposterous, saying she was somehow feeling at the job that doesn't have any job description other than showing up at the senate but we need your vote. i have known her since 2009 since she was the san francisco district attorney. i had some people in l.a. say to me, come and meet the female obama. i did not know who this was so i went to a law firm in century city of a dozen lawyers listening to the san francisco d.a. . i listen to her for 10 minutes i think, this is the female obama. this is the one who can become president of the united states. i have been completely unsurprised. but i knew she would go from san francisco d.a. to something statewide. it turned out to be attorney general. i firmly believe she would win that race and it turned out to be a squeaker because karl rove very much try to stop her at that campaign pi

, this photo was taken exactly 40 years ago, that is, 11. until august 1984, ronald reagan, his residence was in texas or somewhere, he was speaking there, and he had to have some kind of on-screen inclusion, you know, there is the espresso marathon tv channel, well, relatively speaking, that is, he was there at the microphone , all the sound check was going on, well, how do you know, how do they say, they say there, count there, talk there, say something, count, because we need to check the sound, mr. president, well, he was, you know, an actor with a sense of humor , he was bored, you just know, and he says something like this: a dear americans, from today, from this minute and forever, i declare the soviet union and moscow outlawed, the bombing will begin in 5 minutes, he said it, everyone laughed, and then somewhere there was already this zeiter there and so on, it did not make it to the live airwaves, but someone told about it, there was a big scandal and everyone said: what, what kind of populism, the kremlin began to react to this, the politburo of the central committee g

and the iranians released these men on the day of ronald reagan's inauguration. and biden , of course, wanted to prevent such a situation in any case. first, that it should happen during his term of office. the second thing is that it doesn't happen, you know, that he did all the work, and then trump won the election all of a sudden. and on the day of trump's inauguration, something new is happening. putin releases american citizens, as they say, see, i became the president and everything started to be resolved, and even more so, even if it happened after november. trump spoke, even mine there is no inauguration, russia is already afraid of us, that is, it had to happen by november, this is a very important moment, it is a moment of american interest, now a moment of german interest, germany was very reluctant to release krasikav, we can see it, it even caused an outpouring of emotions in german media, it means that it was necessary for the federal chancellor that he is not just releasing american citizens in exchange for a bribe, but that he is releasing german

do you want it to be ronald reagan's party again?you want it to be a party that stands for freedom and limited government and opportunity again? and generally they always say yes. and then the answer is the fastest, quickest, easiest way to get that republican party back is for donald trump to get his ass spanked this november. trump has to lose. trump has to lose by a lot. the republican party, my friends on this call -- i'm closing, olivia, i promise. the republican party will remain trump's party unless trump loses decisively. >> let's be clear, probably the vast majority of people that are considering being republicans for harris voted for donald trump once or twice and now trying to wrestle with, ok, i voted for him in 2016 and in 2020, it's now the time to break away. we don't have to have regrets who we supported in the past. what are we going to do in the future and what will it be for our kids? i want to mention somebody i got to know recently, pam pinto was arrested january 6 for going into the capitol and since been out th

and, of course, ronald reagan in 1981. erm, and often, justin, the violence is seen as legitimate.point to make about america, because of its kind of revolutionary ideology, because of the nature of how it came into existence, which was a war fought against the british. often that has had a kind of legitimising effect. and i was struck, justin, on january the sixth. so many of those insurrectionists stormed capitol hill chanting "1776". they regarded themselves as patriots rather than seditionists, acting in the spirit of the american revolution. yeah, that's a really interesting point, that, because i think that's one of those cultural things, isn't it, where when you just look at it, when you look at trump saying, erm, these people are... ..i think he calls them hostages, doesn't he? and says he's going to pardon them. yeah. i mean, to british eyes, you just think on a whole... ..for a whole range of reasons, that's just utterly inexplicable, in a way. and yet you've put it exactly right, haven't you, that in the american experience there's a kind ofjust a roughness, actually, ab

do you want it to be ronald reagan's party again?anted to be a party that stands for freedom and limited government and opportunity again? and generally they say yes. and then the answer is the fastest way to get that republican party back is for donald trump to get his ass spanked this november. trump has to lose. he has to lose by a lot. the republican party, my friends on this coal, i'm closing, olivia, i promise, the republican party will remain donald trump's party unless trump loses decisively. >> let's be clear, but for the vast majority of people considering to be republicans for harris and voted for donald trump once or twice and is now wrestling with -- i voted for him in 2016 and 2020, is now the time to break away? it is about, what will we do for the future? and i also want to mention someone i've gotten to know recently, pam. she was arrested on january 6 for going into the capital. some were talking about how much of a mistake that was. how donald trump was leading the call and how it was ok to walk away. it is importa