[applause] ♪ ♪ >> up next and our special program on presidential campaign announcement, ross perot. the independent candidate suspended his campaign in july 1992 and then reenter the race a few months later. he is laying his decision at an event in dallas. he went on to receive almost 19% of the popular vote that year. this announcement is about 10 minutes. >> you stay right here. good afternoon. the volunteers and all 50's rates have asked to run as candidate for president of the united states. jim stockdale, by presidential candidate and i are honored to that the request. few people in this country have been able to live the american dream to the extent that i have. no person never had a finer father mother or sister then i. no man has ever been blessed with a better wife margo. or five more outstanding children, plus six grandchildren too good to be true. i have been extremely fortunate during my visit this career, so i have lived the american dream. certainly if anyone in the country should be obligated to serve its country and its people i should be. the volunteers now this is

. ♪ >> up next and our special program on presidential campaign announcement, ross perot. the independent candidate suspended his campaign in july 1992, and then reentered the race a few months later. he explained his decision at an event in dallas. he went on to receive almost 19% of the popular vote that year. this announcement is about 10 minutes. >> carol, you come right over here. ok, you stay right here. good afternoon. the volunteers in all 50 states have asked me to run as candidate for president of the united states. jim stockdale, by presidential -- our vice presidential candidate, and i are few people honored to accept the request. in this country have been able to live the american dream to the extent that i have. no person never had a finer father, mother or sister then i. no man has ever been blessed with a better wife, margo. or five more outstanding children, plus six grandchildren too good to be true. i have been extremely fortunate during my business career so i so i have lived the american , dream. certainly if anyone in the country should be obligated t

ross perot? >> he invited me to be with him in dallas the night of the election. >> here's the deal. now, now, you come on down, there will be two of us, see. two is funnier than one, you know what i'm talking about? that's the way he talks. we'll go on the road together. you'll campaign one way and i'll campaign the other. real character. >> this current republican field, anybody jump out? >> no. >> scott walker, jeb bush? >> there is always a way. >> ted cruz. >> yeah, i think i could do a ted cruz. i think i -- i want to keep my powder dry. ironically i do have -- the first inkling of my head of you. >> well, okay. >> it is just -- it is just starting. >> i don't want to hear it. >> you'll see it on "saturday night live." >> right. dana carvey, pleasure. >>0xñ >>> welcome back. big news affecting politics and showbiz this week. jon stewart is stepping down from "the daily show." want to bring in the panel on this. liberals are just in mourning, mr. axelrod about losing stewart. it was a remin

ross perot? >> he invited me to be with him in dallas the night of the election. >> here's the deal. now, now, you come on down, there will be two of us, see. two is funnier than one, you know what i'm talking about? that's the way he talks. we'll go on the road together. you'll campaign one way and i'll campaign the other. real character. >> this current republican field, anybody jump out? >> no. >> scott walker, jeb bush? >> there is always a way. >> ted cruz. >> yeah, i think i could do a ted cruz. i think i -- i want to keep my powder dry. ironically i do have -- the first inkling of my head of you. >> well, okay. >> it is just -- it is just starting. >> i don't want to hear it. >> you'll see it on "saturday night live." >> right. dana carvey, pleasure. >> thanks for having me. >> very honored. thank you. pleasure. ♪ the nissan rogue, with safety shield technologies. the only thing left to fear is your imagination. now get 0% financing or up to $1,000 back on the 2015 nissan rogue. nissan.

ross perot? >> he invited me to be with him in dallas the night of the election. >> here's the deal. now, now, you come on down, there will be two of us, see. two is funnier than one, you know what i'm talking about? that's the way he talks. we'll go on the road together. you'll campaign one way and i'll campaign the other. real character. >> this current republican field, anybody jump out? >> no. >> scott walker, jeb bush? >> there is always a way. >> ted cruz. >> yeah, i think i could do a ted cruz. i think i -- i want to keep my powder dry. ironically i do have -- the first inkling of my head of you. >> well, okay. >> it is just -- it is just starting. >> i don't want to hear it. >> you'll see it on "saturday night live." >> right. dana carvey, pleasure. >> 36% of all teachers in the u.s. have been teaching for more than 20 years. what does that mean? do the math. we need more teachers to lead future generations. the more you know. >>> welcome back. big news affecting politics and showbiz this

ross perot? >> he invited me to be with him in dallas the night of the election. >> here's the deal. now, now, you come on down, there will be two of us, see. two is funnier than one, you know what i'm talking about? that's the way he talks. we'll go on the road together. you'll campaign one way and i'll campaign the other. real character. >> this current republican field, anybody jump out? >> no. >> scott walker, jeb bush? >> there is always a way. >> ted cruz. >> yeah, i think i could do a ted cruz. i think i -- i want to keep my powder dry. ironically i do have -- the first inkling of my head of you. >> well, okay. >> it is just -- it is just starting. >> i don't want to hear it. >> you'll see it on "saturday night live." >> right. dana carvey, pleasure. >> you use tide pods? yeah! but i thought you were the queen of the pre-treat soak treat soak? those are fond memories, but those things are amazing. once i saw what they did, i actually started to relax. don't touch my things. those little gu

ross perot? >> he invited me to be with him in dallas the night of the election. >> here's the deal. now, now, you come on down, there will be two of us, see. two is funnier than one, you know what i'm talking about? that's the way he talks. we'll go on the road together. you'll campaign one way and i'll campaign the other. real character. >> this current republican field, anybody jump out? >> no. >> scott walker, jeb bush? >> there is always a way. >> ted cruz. >> yeah, i think i could do a ted cruz. i think i -- i want to keep my powder dry. ironically i do have -- the first inkling of my head of you. >> well, okay. >> it is just -- it is just starting. >> i don't want to hear it. >> you'll see it on "saturday night live." >> right. dana carvey, pleasure. >> t as parents we hold our kids' hands when crossing the street so think of the internet as the world's busiest street. teach your kids to surf and post responsibly. they'll be safer with a dedicated crossing guard... the more you know. >>> w

ross perot? >> he invited me to be with him in dallas the night of the election. >> here's the deal. now, now, you come on down, there will be two of us, see. two is funnier than one, you know what i'm talking about? that's the way he talks. we'll go on the road together. you'll campaign one way and i'll campaign the other. real character. >> this current republican field, anybody jump out? >> no. >> scott walker, jeb bush? >> there is always a way. >> ted cruz. >> yeah, i think i could do a ted cruz. i think i -- i want to keep my powder dry. ironically i do have -- the first inkling of my head of you. >> well, okay. >> it is just -- it is just starting. >> i don't want to hear it. >> you'll see it on "saturday night live." >> right. dana carvey, pleasure. >> 36% of all teachers in the u.s. have been teaching for more than 20 years. what does that mean? do the math. we need more teachers to lead future generations. the more you know. name is bret hembree. i am an electric crew foreman out of the

they are followed by three other 1992 presidential candidates, ross perot, iowa senator tom harkin, and pat buchanan. >> ronald reagan officially announced his second run for the presidency during a paid nationally televised speech on november 13, 1979. speaking from a set in new york city, mr. wright -- reagan outlined his foreign and domestic agenda criticizing the country's political leaders without directly mentioning city -- sitting president jimmy carter. this is about 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, ronald reagan. >> good evening. i'm here tonight to announce my attention to seek the republican nomination for president of the united states. i am sure that each of us has seen our country from a number of viewpoints depending on where we lived in what we have done. for me, it is -- as a boy growing up, and a young man in iowa trying to get a start and the years of the great depression, and later in california for most of my adult life. i have seen america from the stadium press box as sportscaster actor officer and democrat and republican. i lived in an america where those who

you need to show something off the ross perot charts to show the money you are making has to go to paying just the interest on your bills. there's a reason why the world doesn't respect you, they know you're a loser, a pauper. >> credit card debt is greater than mortgage and utilities. neil: that is the deal. >> you need a plan households make a plan. otherwise you never dig yourself out. you have to cut the credit cards up at some point, it's the same thing here. neil: and by the way, it does hold us back in terms of getting nasty with those countries, they know wait a minute, pal, without us you'd be having a barrel over you, right? >> absolutely. and i'm telling you this is where the opening is for a candidate to talk about taxes. >> 45% of the budget goes to entitlements and no one has the political spine to do that. >> cut the credit cards. this next president must, he must. neil: on the top ten list of issues for americans, this disturbs me is the debt, is the debt. we look at projected deficits and the brief nirvana we experienced, if you call half trillion dollars deficits nirvana

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instead they looked at the three-way race with george bush and ross perot and said -- look 57 percent of the people voted not bill clinton. they said they were going to represent those voters. standing for different economic agenda. the last point? president focused on deficit reduction and tax increases. the budget deal had made the republican party even more anti-tax. roger altman said that most republicans were of the view that they would rather die than vote for a tax increase and i think you might have met that literally. the stage was set for consequential economic policymaking. >> incredible presentation. erskin and gene, can you react to what the professor laid out? does that jive with your recollection? did you have that unruly majority you had to deal with? >> i will always remember january 6. i had the pleasure of telling vice president and president-elect that our numbers have changed dramatically. having been through all of the budgets, you kind of are used to it at this point. we were in an intense amount of work to actually put together a budget. the president-elect wan

they looked at the three-way race with george bush and ross perot. they said almost 57% of the people voted not bill clinton. they said they would represent those voters and stand for a different economic agenda. the president would focus on deficit reduction which would involve tax increases per the 1990 to deal at made the republican party more anti-tax. the deputy treasury secretary summed it up like saying most republicans take the view they would rather die than vote for a tax increase. i think he might've meant that literally. the stage was set for contentious economic policymaking. >> incredible presentation, thank you very much. erskine and jean, can you react to what the professor just laid out? does that jive with your recollections? did you have fun with that unruly majority? >> i will always remember january 6 because i had the pleasure of telling vice president and president elect that our numbers had changed her medically. -- had changed dramatically. you have to understand what this was like. we were in an and the president-elect wante

not that watergate was any big deal, and some of the other stuff, and just like ross perot. why didn't you report the facts that ross perot only through his hat in the ring so he could beat the bush family? one of my least favorite presidents has been george bush the younger one, and i don't know if jeb will get the nomination, and i am from florida. he was a very good governor, and i don't know how he would be as president. we have got to get more moderates doing the news. i'll tell you, i can tell which anchors on your show our democrat-leaning, and believe it or not you do not have any republicans up there representing people. host: that is a susan in fort myers, florida. "washington times," their article on this. "brian williams fighting for reputation." tweets with hashtag. #brianwilliamsmemories "joked that he blew up the death star, save someone from a polar bear and flew with wonder woman in her in visit will helicopter -- invisible helicopter. 'how could you expect anyone who served in the military to ever see this guy on screening and and not feel contempt? how cou

ross perot told them, you open up after, we will lose all these jobs. where is all our money going? over to china. china had nothing, now they've got everything. the american people has got to understand and they can't blame it all on one party. back in 1994, it was the democrats that was in charge. they opened up nafta. all of our money that we used to have from our tax base has gone to china. they want to blame it on the republicans, and that is not where it is at. and the other problem is that epa has got too much to say. they blocked of our roads and added trillion dollars to go out and redo the roads and stuff. if everybody looks at the roads today within one year it is all coming back up because blacktop is not what it used to be. all we're doing is throwing money away. nobody watching, nobody paying attention. you put down all that laptop and within one year it is coming back up. thank you for your time. host: jack in wellsville, ohio. talking on some of the sunday shows yesterday were various members of congress, including congressman paul ryan republican congressman paul ry

he can't afford too many more weeks like this or he becomes the ross perot of the republican party in 2016. >> yeah. >> look i -- we haven't even gotten to what i think is he's going to be his toughest week when it comes, which is when folks start litigating him versus his father. where if he's getting this defensive over vaccines just wait until -- i think wait until some of his dad's controversial positions becomes something he is forced to answer for or opponents go after him on. i always thought in that -- like i say, you think he was thin skinned this week wait until we see him then unless he as you say, figures out how not to be that way. >> yeah. let's go to mike barnicle who happens to be hanging at the table. i like this. >> you feel badly for me and let me. >> yeah. i understand. >> but off of joe's observation about -- about rand paul being thin skinned is one thing. but what do you do if you're running the campaign and you've got a candidate who would. pear as the case with rand paul who the longer he talks, the more trouble he creates for himself. >> look, at the end of t