we had ronald regan and the white house, tip o'neill. they didn't see eye to eye, but knew how important social security was and said they have to fix it, and they appointed a bipartisan commission. and headed out that commission, out. >> this congress has to learn how to work together and compromise, it's not a mathematical problem, it's an easy fix. >> a contributing editor investment news, thanks for joining us. >> remaking social security was the third rail of american politics, if you touch it. you have to electro cute it. one of the marks of a serious contender is ready to talk about higher retirement, lower benefits or scrapping the difference social security - it's "inside story". with so many saving so little, and looming funding problems, social security is crying out to be overhauled. joining me for the rest of the programme. lacy crawford. communications director for social security works. logistics of business and public policy. and kevin director of justice and ageing >>> is this several problems depending on which time ari

we had ronald regan and the white house, tip o'neill. they didn't see eye to eye, but knew how important social security was and said they have to fix it, and they appointed a bipartisan commission. and headed out that commission, out. >> this congress has to learn how to work together and compromise, it's not a mathematical problem, it's an easy fix. >> a contributing editor investment news, thanks for joining us. >> remaking social security was the third rail of american politics, if you touch it. you have to electro cute it. one of the marks of a serious contender is ready to talk about higher retirement, lower benefits or scrapping the difference, social security - it's "inside story". >> growing up fast. >> my quest is to find me and me is not here. >> fighting for a better future. >> if you don't go to college you're gonna end up dead on the streets. >> life changing moments. >> i had never been bullied, everyone hates me. >> from oscar winning director alex gibney. >> shut the cam --. >> a hard hitting look at the real issues faci

we had ronald regan and the white house, tip o'neill.y didn't see eye to eye, but knew how important social security was and said they have to fix it and they appointed a bipartisan commission. and headed out that commission and they were able to work it out. >> this congress has to learn how to work together and compromise it's not a mathematical problem, it's an easy fix. >> a contributing editor investment news thanks for joining us. >> remaking social security was the third rail of american politics if you touch it. you have to electro cute it. one of the marks of a serious contender is ready to talk about higher retirement lower benefits or scrapping the difference social security - it's "inside story". >>> you're watching "inside story". i'm ray suarez. social security's future this time on the programme in the recently released annual report if social security's trustees disability insurance, old age pension and medicare are found to be in serious long-term trouble. the trustees predict the costs will grow faster than the economy

it is what ronald regan would do.ch gnaw than -- nathanial brandon said feelings of elf success steam were the key -- the key of success and esteem were the key to life. the best way was to hand it out one trophy at a time. his fill philosophy gets no more respect, but it keeps coming anyway. they give a trophy to every kid on every steep. what happens if she doesn't? she tried it. parents bought trophies anyway and handed them out to everyone. the trophy recognition industry in this country now has sales of about $2 billion annual low. annually. bernard goldberg tackle cs the issue of mandatory self-esteem in kids. sports, is it doing them any good? sure, every kid likes to feel special, but it is like syndrome says, when everyone can be super herey roughs, sh -- heros everyone can be super. when everyone is super, no one will be. >> ambassador, i'm sure you are a huge fan of the incredibles? >> is that the one that was having the affair with eye ian rand? >> it may be i was looking for the origins of the self-esteem

california does not have those requirements. 19 patients were sickened at ronald regan, two died. it was linked to endoscopy procedures. >> hot ash and smoke shut down three airports. one of five volcanos that erupted wednesday. 13,000 evacuated from the slowness since it became active last month. most have to rely on snow to get an unexpected day off. in india students had a beastly excuse. details left. the president arrives in east africa we'll look at the political lengths. >> just because you're pregnant don't mean your life's ended. >> intense pressure. >> i don't know if this whole dance thing will work out. >> tough realities. >> we call chicago "chiraq" because we have more killers. >> life changing moments. >> shut the cam --. >> from oscar winning director alex gibney. a hard hitting look at the real issues facing american teens. the incredible journey continues. "on the edge of eighteen". >>> an update on breaking news - a shooting at a movie theatre in lafayette. police are on the screen of a grand theatre multiplex. two are confirmed dead one a shooter that took his

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ronald regan said just but verify. that's a problem with iran here is why. in 1968 they signed off on the nuclear non-prove liferation treaty. the agreement was hailed as a way forward in a world that saw far too much war. it had its roots in the darkers days of world war ii of the erica pitzi has more. >> movie reel: a short time ago an american plane dropped a bomb on hiroshima >>> hierro seema - the first time the world saw the devastation of nuclear power. >> movie reel: the japanese started the war. they have been repaid. with this bomb we have added a new and revolutionary increase in destruction. >> reporter: two bombs dropped by the u.s. killed more than 200,000 people, reduced two major japanese cities to ruins, and left no question world war ii was over. >> movie reel: tens of thousands of american flags ... >> reporter: and the nuclear arms race was born. the soviet union soon began to develop its own nuclear arsenal, followed by spain, france and chipa. calls for an end to the arms race were heard worldwide. by 1968 the nuclear nonproliferation t

town in wisconsin, showing an interest in politics as early as high school and says president ronald regan was his role model. walker spent a few years in college, but did not graduate. the first political campaign was for the wisconsin state assembly when he was 22 years old. he lost but ran in 1993. but served in the state legislator for more then a decade. >> in 2010, walker decided to run for governor of josh wesley his campaign centered on reducing taxes and spending and he won. >> shortly after taking office in 2011, walker introduced a right to work bill for which he is infamous. he wanted to significantly reduce collective bargaining for the state employees, a move many feel crippled yun ons. >> the bill was passed and struck down by a judge. >> it was ultimately held up by the wisconsin supreme court. the measure was so divisive residents collected enough signatures for a recall. with hopes of removing sebastian walker from office. >> in 2012, walker won the election becoming the first governor history to survive a recall. >> i'll call into law something that makes wisconsin the 2

ronald regan was in there, barack obama was in there.like to say if you're going to be successful you have to go to lindy's. >> you saw christie's skills -- i know you've been with the governor before. you get him talking and that's why i -- you know, i wouldn't count him out. we talked about that. unbelievable. >> he has very good political skills. >> very good. >> i saw him the night before at a town hall meeting. he was getting a hard time from various people and just handled it very well. none of the signature, you know yelling exchanges or anything. but just he went on for two hours. it was charming. the funniest moment was near the end this one guy, he had been bearing with asked him for two bucks to buy a beer. christie reached into his pocket and pulled out 4. he said, by the way, when donald trump comes here get 100 from him. >> we asked you about what it was really hinging on for him. for christie is it all about the debates and making sure he really makes a name for himself there? >> yes, but -- but more specifically in terms

ronald reagan. reagan you're sure it's reagan, it's not regan? yeah, reagan. boy, that is a relief because i was really afraid that i was going to get it wrong and get embarrassed. so reagan, reagan. he starts walking away saying reagan, reagan. and as he, just as he's walking past the guy he says, oh, by the way, that's a really cute dog you've got. it's a bagel. [laughter] so this was the story that ronald reagan told on himself. now, the reason i'm telling you is that this is part of the answer, and it's going to sound really prosaic, but it's part of the answer to how ronald reagan accomplished what he accomplished. now p i'm not going to give you the full blow by blow of my interpretation of how reagan accomplished what he accomplished. first, i will tell you what he accomplished. and before i do that, i'm going to make a disclaimer. those of us who are or in the biography business we often use a shorthand. and those of us in particular who write presidential biographies, we tend to say or speak as though the things that happen during the presidency of th

ronald reagan. i had a chance to be with him. irÁn with the regan agenda. nobody wanted to appear with him.to spend more time with him. i was the only republican in combat in america. goi -- i go to washington now. my first on the committee i was one of the people that found hammers that cost thousands of dollars. i took the hammers and screwdrivers that the retiring colonel gave me and my chairman was a guy who had his leg blown off in world war ii a democrat. so i go down there and i said, sir, i've got this stuff hammer screwdriver and he just looks at it. your momma doesn't have anymore like you, does she? this was a whole bunch of change for him to see this. improved it. many miles to go now, but -- so i was on defense for 18 years and it was incredible. i served with some of the greatest minds. i got to sit across the table from john howard. incredible people. so i learned a lot in those eight years. i wrote my first budget in 1989. the vote on my budget was 435 no and 30 yes. what would you think about that? [laughs] >> yeah, so i went back, my staff was depressed. they wrote the bud