it was fair game for ronald regan. i'm not a doctor. the issue will come up for any person running for president. >> priebus said hillary might rethink a possible run if, as she puts it, she has another run like she just had. >>> california chrome is one race away from winning the triple crown but there may be a new obstacle in the way. in his last six victories california chrome has worn a nasal strip. new york stap is a rare exception. this means the colt may not be allowed to wear one during the belmont stakes. racing officials will not allow i'll have another to wear them during the 2012 race. like california chrome, that horse had already won the first two legs of the triple crown. >>> audiences were stunned at last night's billboard music awards when the king of pop made this appearance. he performed an elaborate routine. the crowd went wild at the high tech spectacle. some were even moved to tears. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> francis rivera joins us. did you look at this? >> i can't get over that. it looked like he was there. >> it took us back

should have something named after ronald regan.democratic chair says i remember signing his letter in the mr than 100 year history of our state. i also remember governor reagan signing the bill that liberalized abortion. are these claims right? reagan wurnt real whether i a true conservativativconservativ? they've partly real and partly wrong. >>> yes, reagan did sign the abortion act. by 18970, it was up to 65,000. >> he came to regret that he passed that law later on.tr, secondly, the morm majority was not a key part of the gov. if tax increase took up a third of revenues. >> when you look at the big records, though, and you look at reagan's actual speeches, he was far from the progressive. >> the reality here is as president, it is also a fact that it's california's governor. how do we connect these two separate realities? >> thank you, sam. >> let's check in with jeff one more time. the weekend is almost here. long holiday weekend. and there's something for everyone. >> yeah, there really is you can see the fog bhiernd me. it'

ronald regan's 11th commandment thou shall not speak ill of another republican, those days are down. >> what are republicans afraid of in washington? >> they are not afraid of anything. they believe raising the minimum wage is not good for a fragile economy, that we are jing a meagre economy. it is not the way to provide financial security. statistics bear out the fact that a small percentage of them, a small percentage rely solely on a minimum wage job. most workers - it's a second or a third job for them, or it's a first job for the younger workers intrg into the workforce. raising the minimum wage might afford a bump but it's hardly a panacea for families looking for families. >> i want to stay on your side of the aisle. let's done to jed bush. we talked about him, but last week we saw his brother the former president endorse the candidacy. i hope jed run, he would be a great president. according to the latest washington post. jed bush is sharing the top spot. >> is jed bush the level chance republicans have to regain the white house. jed is a fault leader of the republican party.

it was nancy reagan not donald regan who ran things in ronald reagan's white house. it was she who dictated the president's schedule, supervise his speeches >> guest: i stand by that. she was busy, wasn't she? [laughter] she was a powerful first lady, powerful. petticoat president as they might call her. and i came away from that book having respect for her power. because she toned down ronald reagan. she helped push him with gorbachev. she was very good in that respect. yes, she was extraordinarily powerful people were terrorized of her. >> host: did you ever meet her? did she ever consoled -- and sent to an interview currently no. she never consented to an interview. as i said, none of the subjects have. but i did meet her very, very briefly when i went to the white house with a photographer friend of mine, and he was taking pictures of president reagan and mrs. reagan for the cover of "people" magazine. and they were having a hard time getting the president to relax. he was upset about what was going on in congress. and i still member when we went to the white hou

ronald reagan was over 25 years ago. what we have with the republican leadership is essentially a status supported by capitalists. we need a new republican party. regand about it. every quarter century we ought to do something about it. these guys are stuck in the mud reacting to the left. they are mimicking the left in many respects and attacking conservative base call it tea party, call it whatever you will. we need to remember regan was an insure gent. he was an outsider. he could finally get the nomination of the party. we have the same problem today. it's still ultimately the rockefeller wing of the republican party remember sented by rove and others and the regan wing of the republican party represented by a lot of young guys and gals trying to breakthrough this wall. >> regan talked about a revitalized second party, bold colored differences. if i ask anybody what the republicans, if they win the senate in november, what is their agenda, inspiring agenda to fix the economy, get people back to work, get energy independent. what's the consensus plan on obamacare? you're not going to get any answers. that frustrates me. why do you think that is? >

ronald reagan was one of the banks biggest fans. >> well, ladies and gentlemen, the truth is president regan tried three times to zero out the banks direct lending program and he actually succeeded in reducing its organization by 50%. on x.m. listen to the gipper "is it fair to ask taxpayers to help pay billions for export cities to a handful of america's biggest corporation and the resounding answer there the aud was -- audience: no. >> president regan would be proud. whaps what's most disturbing is the political lending that which is id logically base and crony based. the bank is mandated to support specific sectors. as a green energy quota. it permits almost no assistance for gold projects. and a mandate to physically support sub sahara africa. >> it has a small businessman date as well. in other words as milton freeman says x.m. substitutes the jum of bureaucrats for that of the marketplace. then there's the banks more crony based political lending. again, last year more than 60% of x.m.'s financing benefited. they didn't have a strong political presence in this own. ecently avegoa received a lone while bill richardson simulta