sam donaldson -- sam donaldson, always shouting at him. make like he couldn't hear. right in this year. donaldson, it would drive him crazy. reagan, he was a man of good cheer. he was determined when he got in that office to do some things that he saw or both important and necessary. the economy, that to care itself when he left office and to stretch her back to normal, the economy was roaring. the unemployment had gone back to normal, whenever it is. but i think his biggest success was in his foreign policy. i'm not going to get into the caribbean stuff, but his dealings with the soviets, he faced them down. these were some serious situations. they had 3600 great big warhead missiles pointing at this country. we would have been destroyed. and from the cold war days on, right after world war two there was a policy, probably a decade of what they called containment. i was part of that. we were trying to contain the soviets expansion, the communist expansion, vietnam was part of that. and various other places. and then that's sort of morphed over with henry kissinger to

even think sam donaldson.ut he did on june 3rd, 2005, ronald reagan passed away in bel air california. he was 93 years old. on june 9th on his body was flown to washington d.c. to ice age in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol, where one passing -- 104,684 mourners viewed it on june 11. a funeral service was held at the national cathedral, attended by many of the world's greatest leaders, including his old adversary, because gorbachev. he was buried in california at the ronald reagan presidential library. on his gravestone for its graduates from the speech he delivered at the dedication of the library. i know what my heart that man is good. but what is right will always eventually triumph and that there's purpose and worth in each and every life. during his political career, reagan was disliked and even reviled by most as the intelligence, the mainstream media as they've come to be known. but today there are so those who belittle his will in russia's decision to missiles that the united states and the ultimate fai

happen and he knew and he had a good time and he thanked everybody for their kindness and even sam donaldson. [laughter] june 3 coming 2005, ronald reagan passed away at his home in california. 93 years old. when june 9th his body was flown to washington d.c. to light in stay at the rotunda of the u.s. capitol 1,400 people viewed it on june 11th the funeral service was held at the national cathedral attended by many leaders including his old adversary mikhail gorbachev. was buried in california at the ronald reagan presidential library. on his stone is inscribed from his speech at the dedication. i know in my heart man is a good. what is right what will triumph and if there is purpose of worth each and every life. during his political career reagan was disliked reviled by the intelligentsia or the mainstream media but today there are those that look at russia's decision to stop pointing missiles that can misstates but many others remember him from his record of 34 television network addresses. the matter their politics, or his, he was a man of straight talk. good humor, could well. a cheerfu

>> sam donaldson said he would. [inaudible conversations] >> i didn't write this book. i don't get any money out of this, i didn't write the book. no! the money all goes to the author. i don't get any. no, it's true. >> thank you. >> you're very welcome. >> [inaudible] >> senator, i used to work with michael saunders in senator thurmond's office back in the '80s. and this is my husband -- >> how are yousome. >> and we are big fans of yours. >> i needed them in my line of work. >> oh, well you're a sweetheart. so nice to see you finish. >> well, i didn't write it, but it's a good book. [laughter] >> well, i hope we can get you to sign it -- >> oh, i will. i'll personalize it. >> we are getting one for his mom and dad. thank you, senator. it's great to see you. >> it'll just tear their heart out. >> oh. [laughter] >> just tears will stream down -- >> you haven't changed a bit. >> travis jordan, it's been a couple of years, i was a -- [inaudible] class of 2006. >> oh. >> hey, yeah, there we go. >> wear the american flag. i can do that -- >> i know, right? >> i'm working fo