president ronald trump's rhetoric about protectionism and your access to the u.s. market i think you know. the market should be free same for japan and same for the united states i think that's the best you know you. because international growth comes from free trade basically that's my feeling. but as a manufacturing company the most important things that is that we keep brushing up our own technology and the products that will benefit you know. people worldwide and that is most important point that we should not forget but what can companies do to protect themselves i mean if you lose access to the american market or your products become much more expensive what can companies do to protect there is a difficult question but in our case we are we made most of our person in the united states already and also because i think you know that's part of the fair trade and. a many miss mess in the pharmaceutical area you know made in the united states buying companies. you said buying companies you're a holding of two hundred companies now how potent is that this branching

president ronald trump said we can no longer be silent about pakistan's safe havens for terrorist organizations the taliban and other groups that pose a threat to the region and beyond that i think that's not a norm or safe havens in pakistan because if there were safe havens we would still be having attacks against our people it was these elements who were carrying out attacks as i said in twenty thirty and forty and we had twelve hundred to fourteen hundred attacks we have bid heavy price more than six thousand security personnel have laid down their lives or what seventy thousand people have become victim either they were dead or they were injured in terrorism related incidents a country that has bared so much price can never be friends with any terror groups we want to make pakistan a peaceful country and we have economic ambitions and harboring any such element is not compatible with our ambition to make pakistan and economic power in the region so then how does it feel then when your supposed ally the united states is saying things like well i think i don't i don't understand the relation

president ronald trump has begun his twelve day tour of asia his first stop japan trump met with prime minister shinzo abbé for lunch and a round of golf the two are expected to hold talks on monday aimed at countering north korea's nuclear threat trump's asia tour is the longest to the region by u.s. president in twenty five years he'll also visit south korea china vietnam and the philippines has the latest from tokyo. just minutes after air force one touched down at the u.s. air force base on the outskirts of tokyo president trump climbed on a stage flanked by american fighter jets he switched his suit for a bomber jacket that addressed the american troops cheering him on in the head. we will never you know never waiver and never falter in defense of our people our freedom and our great american flag no dictator no regime and no nation should underestimate an. american resolve on his flight from hawaii told reporters a during the twelve day trip to talk to russian president vladimir putin about more help with north korea and that he will soon announce whether the u.s. will name pyong

president ronald trump aspic on his twelve day tour of asia in japan met with prime minister shinzo lobby for lunch and around the gulf the two are expected to hold talks on monday aimed at countering north korea's nuclear threat asia tour the longest in the region by a u.s. president in twenty five years will include south korea china vietnam and the philippines scott heiler has the latest from tokyo with u.s. president donald trump's arrival here in tokyo on sunday his historic twelve day trip to asia has officially begun he spoke with u.s. service people right after he landed but spent most of the day with japanese prime minister shinzo abbay. just minutes after air force one touched down at the u.s. air force base on the outskirts of tokyo president trump climbed on the stage flanked by american fighter jets he switched his suit for a bomber jacket that address the american troops cheering him on in the head we will never yield never waver and never falter in defense of our people our freedom and our great american flag no dictator no regime and no nation. she did underestimate an. am

president ronald trump is a step closer to his first major legislative victory the house of representatives has passed its flagship tax reform bill it still needs senate approval though it would be the first major overhaul of the tax system and thirty years those are the headlines news continues in al-jazeera after witness keep it or. but there was. big discussable. a dollar bill this monthly for. sure. why you would is the law just for you but action industry in the word they're using about one thousand fans a. tourism are joining me is concerned i made con is not the only want to have going to go to the march we need in fact he is driving the mob dream it from the others who have only said the number one missile bank on it takes office shot at the. i think the films are becoming. weighty very. woman. there's nothing wrong in being sexy beautiful but the concern is that just gonna be the only expectation from him that you just have to go in for a song and just you know shake your ass and then just get out and the rest of the work is done by the main protagonist. i knew we did have more opp

president ronald trump's rhetoric about protectionism and your access to the u.s. market i think you know. the market should be free same for japan and same for the united states i think that's the best you know you. because international growth comes from free trade basically that's my feeling. but as a manufacturing company the most important things the is that we keep brushing up our own technology and the products that will benefit you know. people worldwide. and that is most important point that we should not forget but what can companies do to protect themselves i mean if you lose access to the american market or your products become much more expensive what can companies do to protect their is a difficult question but in our case we are we we made most of our person in the united states already and also because i think you know that's part of the fair trade and. a many in this mess in the pharmaceutical area are made in the united states buying companies. you said buying companies you're a holding of two hundred companies now how potent is that this branchin

trump, the strongest supporter of israel since ronald reagan, was going to be the president of the united states. at 1:35 a.m., pennsylvania fell. at 2:29 a.m., wisconsin fell. at 2:30 a.m., the associated press designated donald j. trump as president-elect of the united states. that victory would not have come without one other person besides donald j. trump, sheldon. it is not about resources. it is about counsel, guidance, and wisdom. we were down by double digits almost the entire time. when we closed the gap, billy bush weekend happened. do you know what most of the establishment republicans do when things get tough? they cut and run. sheldon did not run. he had donald trump's back. he offered guidance, counsel, and wisdom on how to get through it. he was there for donald trump on how to comport oneself and dig down deep. it was his guidance and wisdom that helped us get through. shortly after noon on january 20, 2016, president trump said -- we will reinforce old alliances and form new ones and unite the civilized world against radical islamic terrorism. [applause] which we will era

at the altar of ronald reagan because he presided over a massive tax reform. even donald trump altar of ronald reagan because he presided over a massive tax reform. even donald trumpat the altar of ronald reagan because he presided over a massive tax reform. even donald trump is a fan of ray began's a r reagan's. >> we need a tax code that is civil, fair and easy to understand. >> trump is right, american taxpayers and businesses spend 8.9 mibillion hours a year doin taxes costing the economy $409 billion according to the tax foundation. but current republican tax plan looks little like reagan's. under reagan, a bipartisan congress greatly simplified the tax code cutting out scores of credits, deductions and loopholes. a sign of their success? special interests were furious about losing tax breaks. take for example this brash new york real estate developer. >> this tax act was an absolute catastrophe for the country, for the real estate industry. and i really hope that something can be done. >> the current republican plan is being pushed as a radical inch pli if i indication of

ronald reagan." >>> president trump is continuing his criticism of the nfl. an early morning tweet, the president bashed reports the league will consider keeping teams in the locker room during the national anthem. he writes, that's almost as bad as kneeling. he called out lynch for kneeling during the american national anthem and stood for the mexican anthem. ball down played the president's role in freeing his son and two ucla teammates after they were caught shoplifting. trump writes, it was me who got the players released calling ball an ungrateful fool. those are headlines before leaving washington. roy moore has been accused of child molestation and sexual abuse. >> he totally denies it. he says it didn't happen. you know, you have to listen to him, also. you are talking about, he said 40 years ago, this did not happen. >> the president and first family are spending the thanksgiving holiday at mar-a-lago in florida. >>> a south bay teacher facing accusations of sexually assaulting a child. investigators say the 45-year-old allegedly touched a 12-year-ol

>> it is trump style populism ronald reagan traditional republican values in economics with that growth-orientedl. but that particular trump stamp so with that populism to close the deal with the working class voters so why they have been tipped off for years of the '70s but he completed the deal and he talked to the misery index and flyover america that is why he to close the deal and even today with the definition in the polls he remains very strong as long as he maintained -- maintains that strength he will be very difficult customer. steve: how is he doing so far? the. >> give is interesting with the policy with the stock market with that populism that 1.5% growth that limits of rising growth cannot get your 26 rolled out of the basement i will get your 26 rollout of the basement. we will account for real wage growth in factory in the rust belt did to that extent he has been pretty successful from the macro economic numbers. >> one area you focus on is a regression that is where he really diverged from the traditional republican interest. >> it is interesting they cannot pass the bill yet bu

statement from the navy's seventh fleet says the transport plane was on its way to the u-s-s ronald reagan. president trumpandidate roy moore, amid allegations of sexual misconduct with more than half a dozen teenage girls, years ago. president trump discounted the allegations and insisted that voters should not support a democrat in the upcoming special election. the u-s military releasing stunning new video this morning, captured at the dmz. a north korean soldier now hospitalized after making a desperate dash for freedom. after crashing his truck near the d-m-z, the soldier runs for the south, with other soldiers firing behind him. the defector was shot and wounded, but south korea soldiers were able to pull him to good morning washington. toss to veronica much cooler & breezy for travel on this wednesday cold thanksgiving - mid 40s dry for black friday today: clouds clear early, turning mostly sunny & breezy, chilly highs: 50-55 winds: s 3-6 mph tonight: mainly clear, cold lows: 27-32 winds: nw 5-8 mph thanksgiving: mostly sunny, cold like december highs: 48-52 winds: s 5-10 mph showers are exiting and

liberty mutual insurance. >> neil: ronald reagan, donald trump, sick in a tur thing could be tax cutsle argue who would be bigger. is ronald reagan personally champion the cause? the pressure is on. this president to do the same for his. art lafer, you remind me that ronald reagan was involved in the details of this. he wasn't keeping score. refresh my memory. >> he was very, very focused on tax cuts. he ran on tax cuts. in fact we had a tax cuts in 1981. the real big one was '86 where we dropped to 20%, cut the corporate rate, got rid of all of the exceptions. donald trump is doing pretty well on economics. i have nothing to fault him on. >> neil: do you think given when he had his back with the economy and the markets and all this, should be, you know, open and shut case? i know the numbers are different, the times are different. is this in good place? >> he should do the best he can to get it passed. when we had it in 1980, '81, the president had wind at his back. waeptd nearly as difficult as it is now. he's done a great job on deregulation, new fed chairman, all sorts of stuff. h

trump. like ronald reagan, he ran on a law and order form and appointing restraint judges has always been popular with the american people. it is deeply ingrained in their vision of what the role of a judge it should be. we are generally on the high side of the high side of american people when we talk about this. american people know that invalidatejudges votes. ideologues want unelected judges to do for them that which they cannot win at the ballot box. this is not a partisan question. it is a question of fairness and fidelity to the judicial of and adhere to the constitutional role assigned to the branches. puts theactivism prejudices and politics of the judge of above the law and makes him into a continuing constitutional convention, and activist judges since in judgments not of the case but of law itself. deciding which laws to apply and which not to apply. whatever it is that activists dispense, it is not law. judicial activism is especially disturbing in our country because we have inherited the most in -- magnificent legal system in the history of the world. indeed the anglo-american syst

trump. like ronald reagan, he ran on a lawn order of -- on a law and order platform. appointing restrained judges has always been popular with the a american people. it is deeply ingrained in the vision of what the role of a judge should be. american people well know that activist judges effectively invalidate votes. that which they cannot win at the ballot boxes. this is not a partisan question. and it here to the constitutional role that is assigned to the judicial branch or the other branch. it puts the prejudice and politics of the judge above the law and makes him into a continuing constitutional convention. it sits in judgment not of the case, but of the law itself, deciding which laws to apply and which ones not to apply. whatever it is that activists dispense, it's not law. judicial activism is especially in disturbing in our country. because we have inherited and advanced the most magnificent legal system in the history of the world. it is one of the greatest achievements in civilization. we have the oldest existing constitution in the world. it is an achieve

those two groups came together and that was the support of ronald reagan. donald trumpas divided those two groups and that is another reason. it is not just that democrats are energized against them but also that the republican party is divided because donald trump sort of abandoned the premarket rhetoric.>> kim, i think it is a key point that mary hits him. it is divided. and in some way may be getting more so under donald trump. i wonder if, you wrote a column about ed glaspie trying to manage this divide and the rest that you know he is probably doing the best he could as opposed to you note for which has grown up not just jeff flake in arizona is not even running for reelection. the incumbent senator. is there a strategy that of the republicans can pursue here, gillespie like? >> i think if there is one in the unifying theme between the party, it is economic growth. and the real clear politics had a fascinating piece where they dug into some of the virginia results. they talked about nelson county which is actually one that gillespie won in the southern part of the

trump. like ronald reagan, he ran on a law in order platform in appointing restrained judges has always been popular with the american people. it is deeply ingrained in their vision of what the role of a judge should be. with -- on the high side of the side of american people when we talk about this. the american people well know that activists, judges, effectively invalidate votes. they won unelected judges to do for them that which they cannot win at the ballot box. this is not a partisan question. it is a question of fairness and fidelity to the judicial oath and adhere to the constitutional role that is assigned to the judicial branch and to the other branches. judicial activism puts the prejudices and politics of the judge above the law, and makes him into a continuing constitutional convention. an activist judge sits in judgment, not of the case but of the law itself, it appears. deciding which laws to apply and which ones not to apply. whatever it is, that activist dismiss, is not law. judicial activism is especially disturbing and our country. because we have inherited and advanced t

trump. like ronald reagan, he ran on a lawn order of -- on a law and order platform. hasinting restrained judges always been popular with the american people. it is deeply ingrained in the vision of what the role of a judge should be. american people well know that activist judges effectively invalidate votes. that which they cannot win at the ballot boxes. this is not a partisan question. and it here to the that istional role assigned to the judicial branch or the other branch. the prejudice and politics of the judge above the law and makes him into a continuing constitutional convention. it sits in judgment not of the case, but of the law itself, deciding which laws to apply and which ones not to apply. whatever it is that activists dispense, it's not law. judicial activism is especially disturbing in our country. because we have inherited and advanced the most magnificent legal system in the history of the world. it is one of the greatest achievements in civilization. we have the oldest existing constitution in the world. it is an achievement we have been blessed t

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the neutral column so at that moment we knew with our dave said that donald trump the strongest supporter of israel since ronald reagan would be the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] at 135 pennsylvania fella to 29 wisconsin fell into 30 the associated press designated donald trump as president-elect of the united states. [applause] that victory would not have come without one of the help of sheldon adelson. it is not about resources also and guidance and wisdom remember, we were down by double digits almost the entire time and we close the gap to get within shouting distance the believe bush weekend happened in a you know, what established republicans do when it gets tough they cut and run. sheldon did not he had donald trump's back offered guidance in council and wisdom how to get through which. he was there for donald trump how to handle himself with his guidance and wisdom to help get this through. shortly after 12:00 on the 20th of jean-marie 2017, president trump said we will reach an effort -- reinforced alliance is to form new ones and then the civilized world against radical islamic

they fell in love with ronald reagan and trump. they were looked down to.people didn't like being discarded. >> bobby said my people are the cops, the pay tr waitresses and firefighters. i may be for minorities. but the people i care about are black and white. not just minorities. all of his staff people called him bob. nobody called him senator. he had friends like frank mankiewicz and ed guffman and paul corbett. i got to know them all. they felt for this guy because he was a true democrat. ethel said, bobby was born a democrat. he was a person of the regular people. all these money, he never acted any different. i wanted pictures to be america again. reaching out the young kids, minority kids that were exuberant to see him. and staying true to working class people. >> it's an incredible book. the timing is perfect. >> you know why? >> we need it. >> i think trump doesn't understand unity. >> we need to think there's another bobby kennedy out there. i need to think it. >> you can't build every argument how we're going to divide islamic people and christia

ronald reagan. [applause] >> and under president donald trump, i'll make you a promise, we're going to rebuild our military. we're going to restore the arsenal of democracy and we will once again give our soldiers, sailo sailors, airmen, marines and coast guardsmen, the resources and training they need to accomplish their mission and come home safe. that's our promise to all of you. [applaus [applause] >> as i close, let me say, again, how deeply humbling it is for me to stand before so many heroes. for, you see, i'm, as secretary shulkin told you, i'm the son of a soldier and i'm the proud father of a united states marine, but my life never took me into the uniform of the united states. i've never experienced the cost of war on the battlefield or had to endure the hardship of time away from home and family that can come with service, even in peace time, but i've seen enough to know the burden our veterans be bear. as often times a burden that lives far beyond your time in uniform. 64 years ago my dad served in combat in korea. 2nd lieutenant edward j pence was in the u.s. army. 45th infantry, he fought in

>> well, i think they are attacking president trump even more. ronaldled off his back. i did, i would go out drinking with them and i'd ask him, why do you do stupid answer, i would get an idiot stuff, what you say is what you should hear and sometimes the truth isn't brought out. >> fake news back then also? [laughter] >> yeah, that's right. >> well, come and see ronald reagan's jeeps, as president he never gets to drive naturally, to that's another reason why he loves the ranch, he can drive, not well. [laughter] >> but he drives his own jeep. this is his favorite room. >> favorite room. >> ronald reagan wrote english and she wrote western, that's horse, oh, yeah, a lesser man couldn't have road a horse like that. >> what do you miss about the president? >> his wisdom. how he loved people. people in the united states came first. after attempted assassination, he just said, whatever god gives me left i am going to do it the best i can for the american people and always kept that in front of his mind. >> coming up, what's better than leftover turkey and

and ronald reagan and a trump hater.e talked about bush's tax cuts that were across the board. going piecemeal doesn't cut it. combining with it zero spending cuts doesn't cut it. something is worth something. and prentice says, spoken like a true never trumper. it's time todrain the swamp. the only thing this package is draining is i.q. points. probably like your own. doesn't remotely resemble math or anything substantial to change consumer behavior. and the problem with you, cavuto, you're a sour and miserable, always in a bad mood, always criticizing and always finding something bad with anything good. to think i worried about your health. now i wouldn't give a lick if you dropped dead, proferablely live on air so i can clap. that hurt my feelings. another says, if obama had come up with the tax cuts, you'd love them. clarence e-mails, you're angry because your master trump didn't cut your taxes, cavuto. they're watching the same show! and val says, news update grapefruit skull. quit pushing your fake news. these are

ronald. reagan. and under president donald trump i will make you a promise. we are going to rebuild our military. arsenal democracy and give our soldiers sailors, airmen, and marines and the resourcesn and training they need to accomplish their mission and come home safe. that is our promise to all of you. as i close let me say, again, how deeply humbling it is for me to stand before so many heroes. for you see, as secretary shulkin told you, i am the son of a soldier and i'm the proud father of a united states marine but my life never took me into the uniform of the united states. i've never experienced the cost of war on the battlefield or had to endure the hardship of time away from home and family that can come with service, even in peacetime. but i have seen enough to know the burden that our veterans bear is oftentimes a burden that lives far beyond your time in uniform. 64 years ago, my dad served in combat in korea. second lieutenant edward j pence was in the u.s. army, 45th infantry. he fought in the battle of old baldy and pork chop hill and he earned a bronze star for his courage under

don't want us in the party, we'll get somebody else to lead us and they fell in love with ronald reagan and now trumpthey were just looked down to. people don't like being discarded. they don't like that feeling. bobby was the opposite. bobby said my people are the cops, the waitress and the firefighters. they're my people. i may be for the minorities, but my people, the ones i grew up with are both black and white. they're not just minorities. all his staff people, called him bob, not bobby. nobody called him senator. he had friends like, you know, frank mang oh wits and ed gut man. i got to know them all. wayne owens. they felt for this guy because he was a true democrat. he was born a democrat. he was a person of the regular people and even with all his money, he never acted any different. i want these pictures to be a america guy, a guy reaching out to young minority kids whofrp exuberant to see him and staying true to working class people, white people too. >> it's an incredible book and the timing is perfect and you're perfect. >> you know why? because trump. i think trump doesn't understand un

how did it go from ronald reagan the donald trump?

ronald. reagan. and under president donald trump i will make you a promise. we are going to rebuild our military. arsenal democracy and give our soldiers sailors, airmen, and marines and the resourcesn and training they need to accomplish their mission and come home safe. that is our promise to all of you. as i close let me say, again, how deeply humbling it is for me to stand before so many heroes. for you see, as secretary shulkin told you, i am the son of a soldier and i'm the proud father of a united states marine but my life never took me into the uniform of the united states. i've never experienced the cost of war on the battlefield or had to endure the hardship of time away from home and family that can come with service, even in peacetime. but i have seen enough to know the burden that our veterans bear is oftentimes a burden that lives far beyond your time in uniform. 64 years ago, my dad served in combat in korea. second lieutenant edward j pence was in the u.s. army, 45th infantry. he fought in the battle of old baldy and pork chop hill and he earned a bronze star for his courage under

how did it go from ronald reagan the donald trump? how didru we go from edinburgh o and culture? what happened to us that led up tole that? this of course is a big question i had after the election. look about and go what just happened? what did we miss? what were the things going on that i thought i understood that maybe i i didn't? ? with the 2016? guest: i started off with a thesis that donald trump was a black swan. he came in and took over sort of as a fluke, took over this otherwise healthy movement, but ultimately that's not a sustainable thesis. this was a dysfunction in the conservative movement and the republican party with pre-existing condition. he's a symptom and it's been a long time coming and i tried to go back and what were those moments, what were the signposts? was it when the republicans adopted as the seven strategy or newt gingrich weapon eyes politics? the moment that they thought sarah palin should be the vice presidential nominee? was a weird the conservative media became the gatekeepers when we outsourced our thought leadership to the angry drunk at the

david: there is a political machine, and that is what donald trump has built. not since ronaldpublican who represented the population. i don't want to call him a populace per se. but he understands main street. ed: i agree totally. there are people who stand up and say i want trump, i'm a trump republican, i'm a trump conservative. you don't find many people saying i'm a clinton democrat or bush republican. trump is change the dynamics. he has to be more successful as time goes on, but i think he will be. people are getting more used to the style and substance. david: he's not a young man. he's 70 years old. he's certainly full of energy and verve. but will he leave a legacy behind for other trumps? ed: his agenda was an important agenda, rebuilding infrastructure, lower the tax structure, and getting rid of obamacare. rebuilding the military, he did a significant part in putting more money in the military. you don't make judgments in the first year. you judge at the ends of the first terms and second terms. the country is getting more used to him. foreign policy types are star

prime time, don't miss tucker's interview with treasury secretary steven mnuchin and ivanka trump at the ronaldeagan library in california, here's a take. >> we had to go floors for you to make your pitch for the tax plan, what would it be? >> there is a dual focus, providing much needed tax relief to middle income families and cutting taxes generally so our businesses can be competitive and thrive in a modern economy. and in a global world where there is tremendous competition. our tax plan accomplishes both of those things. >> harris: catch the entire interview on tucker carlson tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. now we are going to talk texas, of course, the victims range in age from 18 months to 77 years old. we will go live to one of the hospitals were some of the victims were taken and meanwhile, back in washington the tragedy is already sparking a fresh two debate over guns and mental health. president trump is weighing in on all of it from asia. stay with us. the next era belongs to those who help ensure the next energy to power our dreams, will be american

the 8 are now on the uss ronald reagan aircraft carrier. >>> president trump is defending roy moore despite allegations of sexual misconduct against him. the president questioned the timing of the accusations. >>> 57 million customers and drivers of san francisco-based uber had their personal data stolen by hackers. the ride hailing company kept quiet about the breach for more than a year. >>> and we're tracking some slow speeds and foggy conditions for drivers heading across the san mateo bridge. bay bridge toll plaza still in the yellow 20 minutes into san francisco. eastbound 780 at second, we have an accident in benicia and foggy conditions along interstate 80. neda. >>> look at this fog. our visibility map, it is continuing to see these numbers drop especially in oakland airport now. down to 2.5-mile visibility and fairfield about a quarter mile visibility a mile for napa so it's foggy out there. you can it there on the dublin camera. hello sunshine. official sunrise just now happened. temperatures in the 50s. highs 13 degrees above average again. >> thank you for watching. remember, y

ronald reagan had so much political captain than donald trump does.l bradley, rust dan cow skeu. >> they can get a lot more done. >> a lot more behind the scenes. they raised corporate rates to cut personal rates. it was bipartisan. there are a lot of differences but it is a good book to understand how we got the tax code we have now. >> the once and future liberal by mark lilla. it has a message that appeals to the broad middleclass. with the virginia election results behind us, that is what ralph northam did. he didn't play to the base. he had an emotionally moderate message. he talked about inclusively, diversity, things a lot of people can't really agree on. it fol >> wasn't virginia all about division. >> no. i think there were outside groups that tried to play and certainly gillespie got criticism for that type of message. but the democratic governor-elect was very re resistant. he wanted those who lean democratic but don't have the same progressive anger that a lot of others do. >> thank you for all coming in. a veterans day reminder. happy vet

plane went down just south of okinawa while on its way to meet up with the uss ronald reagan aircraft carrier. >> president trump tweeting his support for the search efforts writing in part, quote, we are monitoring the situation. prayers for all involved. this is file video of the type of aircraft involved. 11 people were on board at the time of the crash. 8 found alive. the navy says they're in good condition. >>> stand by. we're hearing about three more women with sexual allegations against charlie rose. also we spoke with one of rose's accusers. you'll never believe what movie he had rolling in his apartment when she stopped by. >> and the president and first lady woke up this morning at their resort in palm beach, florida, and will spend the holiday weekend there. remember this. out of his 306 days in office thus far, trump has spent 99 days at his properties. that's a lot. guess what else he did when he woke up? tweeted. stay with us. you're watching "velshi & ruhle." looks a little tight. perfect fit. santa needs an f-150. that's ford, america's best selling brand. hurry in today for 0% financing for 72 m

trump. i saw this with ronald reagan. a traveled across the country with him campaigning for candidates. he endorsed every candidate that wanted his endorsement. that was not the key to the success. the key is when a candidate says elect me. i want to support ronald reagan. heck was a perfect example. he had no chance of winning. he said i will vote for reagan and he run. the republicans in races across the country have to say the president has the same agenda we support. support the president and then you will build a base. we are not a majority party. we run a plurality. we won states we did not expect to win. we are still not the majority. we have to pass taxes and fix the health care system. >> laura: do you agree, ed? we need happy voters. i know that sounds simplistic. we need people to be happy in 2018. if they are ticked off, that means the resistance is winning. we need people to see that conservative populace policies cracking down on crime and tax reform and health care will make their lives better. anyone disagree? >> the voters vote -- when the economy is good they vote in k

ronald reagan. and under president donald trump, i'll make you a promise. we're going to rebuild our military. we're going to restore the arsenal of democracy and we will once again give our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines and coast guardsmen the resources and training they need to accomplish their mission and come home safe. that's our promise to all of you. as i close, let me say again how deeply humbling it is for me to stand before so many heroes. for you see i'm as the secretary told you, i'm the son of a soldier. and i'm the proud father of a united states marine. but my life never took me into the uniform of the united states. i've never experienced the cost of war on the battlefield. or had to endure the hardship of time away from home and family even at peace time. but i've seen enough to know the burden our veterans bear. is oftentimes a burden that lives far beyond your time in uniform. 64 years ago, my dad served in combat in korea. 2nd lieutenant edward j. pence was in the u.s. army, 45th infantry. he fought in the battle of old baldi and pork chop hill and he urged a bronze st