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opened up -- spirit that opened up this undeveloped content from coast-to-coast, made it a great nation, suc survived several wa, and a great depression,. neil: you know that was such a landslide. the polls had not closed out west, and jimmy cartser just -- president reagan promising to tackle issues head on then. that was then. this is now. haley barber on lessons we have forgotten. former head of republican committee, former bofo governor of the fine state of mississippi. you were key aide to ronald reagan too. i wonder, if you saw him come back today, and looked at the land scape today what do you think he would say. >> i was political director of white house for a couple years under president reagan, heavy stuff from a boy from mississippi, i have no out the he would say, we have to get things done, we can't sit here and not have budgets, not dial deal with fiscal problems, president reagan is most idealogical president of my life, most conservative, he was committed to getting things done, he compromid. the smallest democrat majority they had in the house, was about 50. but high made it

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in his remarks, the education system in our country, wailing there are successes -- while there are suc main failing the many, many millions of families. anyone of these ceo's out here knows that the only way american companies or international companies working in america are going to continue to thrive is with an educated workforce. that doesn't start when you get to college. so, i think it is the defining issue of our time. what we are going to do with the education system in america. it used to define us as the best. it is now defining us is mediocre. >> is it producing better results already? >> in certain places, we are. other places, it is too soon to tell. for instance, look at the city of newark, our largest city. pupil per4,000 per year for public education. two years ago, the graduation rate was 23%. now, i don't know how you define failure. park, where i held my election night celebrations, we pay $33,000 per pupil per year. 50% ofrs ago, less than the young people who graduated from asbury park high school could read at the eighth-grade level. so, somehow with the teachers