if he would do that -- that separates him from ronald reagan. ronald reagan would not have allowed himself to be distracted like he's being distracted. david: and i don't think you like either reagan on president trump. do you think it's possible. >> i look at pictures of reagan and what we've got now and makes me miss him a little bit. listen, trump gets so distracted as rich was saying, over the weekend, we had the third try on obamacare appeal and he's tweeted about the nfl. listen, he could do some rallies, but i don't think he has the ability to do any rallies outside of indiana and alabama. and so, he's got to broaden his-- he's got to be a president for the whole country. david: he has been doing rally, mike. what ronald reagan did, i understand there were only three networks back then and now we've got a gazillion of them. we've compared trump's speech with reagan's speech, maybe that's not fair. there are certain times that trump does speak clearly and simply what he wants to do. let's play a clip. >> i'm doing the right thing, it's not

let's go to ronald reagan. i want to take one incident from reagan's career and be able to open this up to discussion and q&a. i do not want to go on forever. inald reagan found himself real peril. he was elected in part because discontent with the carter presidency. there was the return of the toama can now -- canal attend warned dictator. sayst very goldwater who it is ours, we stole it fair and square? giving back to the panama canal is one thing the jacksonians saw as idiotic and crazy. for carter, it was important enough and he could get the two thirds majority in the senate, which is very difficult. he got that through. it hurt him with jacksonians. with the iranian takeover of the u.s. embassy and carter's apparent inability to do --thing but hope of iran that iran would be nice and give it back, the failure of the hostage rescue, it was a corrosive attack on carter's standing that helped pave the way for reagan's victory. reagan knew he owed his place in office to jacksonian discontent with jimmy carter

the bottom line is, ronald reagan's vision succeed with russia. because at that time it was the soviet union and now we have a russia that -- we have so much more potential. there's a lot of flaws. a lot of flaws in the russian government. and there are things that we have to make sure that we're taking care of and standing firm on. but by and large we have to understand, they today are being attacked and murdered by radical islamic terrorists as well. they know that and they know the dangers that we face because they face a common danger. so we need to work to build a new alliance. because what's happening is islam is making such inroads into the stupidity of our western european allies that the western europe that we know, here again, time is going on, 19th century to the 20th century, now we're in the 21st century. e 21st century will see that europe becomes a whole different place than what it's been for the last 150 or 200 years. there will be islamic countries in europe. and they will be then either part of or they will not fight against a r

let's go to ronald reagan. i want to take one incident from reagan's career and be able to open this up to discussion and q&a. i do not want to go on forever. ronald reagan found himself in real peril. he was elected in part because of jacksonian discontent with the carter presidency. there was the return of the panama canal to attend warned tin-horn dictator. was it very goldwater who says it is ours, we stole it fair and square? giving back to the panama canal is one thing the jacksonians saw as idiotic and crazy. for carter, it was important enough and he could get the two thirds majority in the senate, which is very difficult. he got that through. it hurt him with jacksonians. with the iranian takeover of the u.s. embassy and carter's apparent inability to do anything but hope that iran would be nice and give it back, the failure of the hostage rescue, it was a corrosive attack on carter's standing that helped pave the way for reagan's victory. reagan knew he owed his place in office to jacksonian disconten

it soared under ronald reagan. when he left office, it was at an all-time high. the jobs picture is fine, the stock market rally is intact, your next big test is going to be third quarter earnings. they begin next week with a number of big banks releasing, so you have to watch, but it's going to be exciting. by the way, i've got a programming alert for you. don't miss wall street week tonight. here's a sneak peek with a internal guest, john chambers, cisco's executive chairman. >> i think the concern is 30-40% of the jobs that we do today going to be displaced by robots. the answer, unfortunately, is yes. maria: wow. >> we do not do our jobs if we do not create a new generation of start-ups to be absorb this work force. charles: that's tonight, 8 p.m. right here on fox business, and immediately following that stay tuned for bob massi. he is the property man at 8:30. >>> well, the war on statues raging on. new york city putting christopher columbus under 24-hour police protection. i kid you not. i've got the details for you next. ♪ ♪ ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes

rear gunner's -- ronald reagan was the chief personnel officer. in july of 1943, the first motion picture unit began production in in hollywood. the unit was mostly staffed by hollywood veterans, writers, producers, technicians, and actors. the unit operated like any hollywood studio with one major difference, all of its members were in uniform. it turned out to be a bit to run down for the purposes so they moved to another studio. it had joined the army signal cold core. legendary comedy producer and responsible for the "our gang" series. by march 1943, they reduced -- produce their first film which showed pilots examining their mistakes in the afterlife. in addition to the recruit and films, the first major motion picture unit was also in charge of overseeing combat motion. video shot by the combat cameramen was incorporated into the films and used for intelligence purposes. they had a very important job and they were on the front lines. is fromt extended clip a film the first motion picture unit's made about itself. the complete film is 20 minu

under the leadership of president reagan, our country is stronger and better. >> ronald reagan cut taxes to unleash the economic miracle of the 1980s. our tax plan will ensure that companies stay in america, grow in america and hire in america. >> neil: all right. whatever differences the president might be have with senator corker and flake, the fact of the matter is, this president is harkening back to ronald reagan with a legislative agenda particularly when it comes to tax cuts that will go directly to the american people and help the american people. is that argument selling? in other words, is another gipper in the making here to close the deal on what would be a revolutionary cut in taxes? john is here from t. good to have you here. >> thanks for having me on. >> when you see about hear about these comparisons, we know the message is similar. what senators flake and corker seem to be saying, big difference in the messengers. >> no doubt. i don't think you can see two guys that are more different in styles and approach and especially to congress where he needs the votes. but i woul

but ronald reagan inverses bill clinton to feel confident in the context but the results prove that. >> that is one way but i think how he got into politics with the people that were in power. >> it was not a conventionally conservative race. >> key called itself a conservative but he wrote in 1970 for one of the first articles advocating governor reagan as president general ford in the primaries. everybody had a chance with the eyelashes and a the whisker to defeat in kansas city in 76 so thinking of politics and revolutionary politics but in 1974 for the first time republicans were wiped out across the country with the governorship and down the voting booth. and came within 6,000 votes of though long-term incumbent against the of southern democrat good old boy in georgia and it was quite remarkable because more ne recognition and he went to school in new orleans but he had his roots in politics. >> the district living in atlanta?. >> yes. he had a balance. with that urban white caller business interests. >> they were a one-party state never had a republican governor or senator at t

diana walker: humor in my ure ofraphs,the pict roster cronkite, ronald reagan ronkite, ronald reagan and all the presidents doing an exclusive thing for cbs. picture ofe, the yeltsin and president clinton laughing, that simply unfolded in front of the world because they were on the stage. funny.cture is so there is a series of five and they are so funny. i remember being behind-the-scenes with hillary clinton. storye doing a cover around her 50th birthday and mrs. clinton's demeanor early on in the white house. her senset known for of humor. there were people who did not know if she had one. i asked the chief of staff if i could ride in mrs. clinton's limousine back from an event. the secret service left me in the limousine and i was squished at thecorner looking first lady and her chief of staff. it was a wide picture to get both of them in. they immediately started to share something funny. they both were laughing and i thought, how great is this? i know what kind of sense of humor mrs. clinton has. i sent this packet of film to new york and i said watch the back of the limousine.

ronald reagan didn't make excuses come even democratic-controlled congress. the president didn't spend time on twitter attacking people by name destroying them. >> guest: >> host: so you're saying that he is not seeing enough of donald trump? >> host: >> guest: i'm sayinguest co. i'g is this what conservatism has become as opposed to saying we actually stand for, let's talk about our ideas and small government, let's talk about the deficit. let's talk about that. the conversation that we are having is the conversation that in some ways we have with the left where they say donald trump is conservatism, he is the conservative movement and represents everything that you've ever stood for and i -- >> host: they feel that they've already spent years denigrating and controlling the narrative and it's easier to put him in that box. i've been discussing it discussed constantly nobody expected him to be a conservative which is maybe what the point was that we need a business man of action and so i am not arguing at all but this is about the conservative movement, this

ronald reagan was the chief personnel officer. in july of 1942, the first motion picture unit began production in hollywood. the unit was mostly staffed by hollywood veterans, writers, producers, technicians, and actors. as you can see in this still, the unit operated like any hollywood studio with one major difference, all of its members were in uniform. the first film of the unit turned out to be a bit to run down for the purposes so they moved to another studio. they had joined the army signal legendary also a comedy producer and responsible for the "our gang" series. by march 1943, the first motion picture unit for the "our gang" series. produced their first film which showed pilots examining their mistakes in the afterlife. this is important that we are not going into too much say, but in addition to the recruitment films, the first major motion picture unit was also in charge overseeing combat motion in the units and it was incorporated into the films and used for intelligence purposes. they had a very important job and on t

ronald reagan docked in south korea following a weekend of military drills coming up in a live report why this board is visit is being seen as more military aggression by the united states and here in the nation's capital a new study reveals a body camrose worn by d.c. police had little to no effect on their behavior the surprising result straight ahead on our team here. good afternoon it's monday october twenty third four pm in washington d.c. i'm on your part until you're watching are to america we begin this hour with a story which has captivated the american mind for decades the assassination of president john f. kennedy on november twenty second one hundred sixty three it was a traumatic moment in history for anyone alive at the time and questions surrounding his assassination have kept the mystery alive for those of us who came after this week president donald trump announced he will not block the release of the j.f.k. assassination files declaring on twitter quote subject to the receipt of further information i will be allowing as president the long blocked and classified j.f.k

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again i go back to ronald reagan. there's a sense of time mr. trump wishes to be ronald reagan. ronald reagan put forward a revolution and when he got to washington he realized that some of the things he thought about washington were wrong. he undertook some course corrections. ronald reagan increased taxes over 20 times. he called them revenue enhancemen enhancements. he changed his policy toward the soviets. he did it well. he explained how he was doing it. he didn't always say he was changing his mind but he engaged in course corrections when he felt it necessary. that's the difference between a leader and someone who comes in just wanting to dismantle what was there without putting anything in place to replace it. congress has to ask the president, forget about obama. tell us how this approach will ensure that iran doesn't get nuclear weapons. tell us how that approach ensures our intelligence service has the access to the nuclear -- >> because of the way our democracy is set up, the ball is in congress's court where they don't have to ask the questions. they can come up wit

reagan, that leads the uss ronald reagan, that leads the fleet, stationed injapan. it has a crew of 5,000 and on—board, we had a short time on deck and saw some of the 70 fighterjets and bombers stationed on there. this is one of the vessels that have been taking part in ten days ofjoint military exercises between the us and south korea. the commander of the vessel spoke to us and look of an iron clad alliance between the us and south korea, clearly the us is very keen to reinforce its monetary support for the republic of korea at a time when the escalation of a nuclear tension with north korea and also without escalation puts strain on international relations and of course has caused some fear here in south korea. the church of england is to debate holding services of blessing for same—sex couples for the first time. if it's agreed by the church's ruling general synod, the services could be held after a couple has married in a secular ceremony, or formed a civil partnership. i, david, take you, peter, to be my lawfully wedded husband. since 2014, same—sex cou

guest: i say they had better go back and listen to ronald reagan and what he said in 1986. i don't know to remember that speech, but he said in all of this effort -- and i am paraphrasing -- in all that we have done here, lawmakers, policymakers, we forgot about one of the most critical factors in the formula, and that is the american people. colleagues, go talk to the american people who are depending on the jobs that are going to be created. remember who pays these corporate taxes. we often think of this as big businesses, right? who pays these corporate taxes? it is the consumers buy the products these corporations make. attitude is paying the taxes. host: let's hear what viewers have to say. we go to jail. republican -- joe. republican colorado. hi, joe. caller: hello. first of all, we need this tax reform. it will do a lot for americans. everybody keeps ranting on the media how it will benefit trump and everyone else, but right now what we need is tax relief. we don't have it. we need terribly. -- we need it terribly. host: so far, from what you have heard, what do you

among the ships taking part is the uss ronald reagan, the biggest of the us navy's fleet in the asia region. our correspondent mark lowen was on the ship. we have come down here to busan, south korea's second city, where the uss ronald reagan docked earlier today. if ijust step back and we can zoom in, we can't shoot directly at the port, so we have come up to the hill and you can see there the enormous aircraft carrier, the uss ronald reagan, leading the us‘s seventh fleet stationed in japan. it has a crew of 5,500. on board we went up to the deck, had a short time on deck and saw some of the 70 or so fighterjets and bombers that are stationed up there on the deck. this is one of the vessels that has been taking part in ten days ofjoint military exercises between the us and south korea. the commander of the vessel spoke to us. he talked about an ironclad alliance between the us and south korea. clearly the us very keen to reinforce its military support for the republic of korea at a time when the escalation of nuclear tension, military tension, with north korea, the nuclear crisis

it mattered very much ronald reagan. ronald reagan wrote in his diaries at the end of his presidency the two things he regretted not doing more about was the perl issue and the debt. it's always been a matter of concern to the republican party. >> host: he had a democratic congress. usually so much you can do. then bush also felt about the debt, that's a reason he wanted the revenue, tax increases. clinton also saw they had it sent but the debt and made his members take a tough vote to open lose the house. >> guest: that's right, a 91. >> host: but since a time, the debt has credit taken a sideline. now my wrong? >> guest: you are absolutely right. who knows where this is going to lead, but if both parties are in favor of deficit spending, is that who's going to look out for the budget? is going to look out for the payroll, or the revenue? who's going to look out for the bottom line of the national government in the american people? >> host: newt was very conscious of balancing the budget. we ballasted four years. for ye

ronald reagan led the conservative movement. donald trump leads something else which is populism. >> it's a different -- >> rose: where do they overlap? where are they separate? >> i think remember going back to 1976 when it was a shock that ronald reagan almost won the g.o.p. nomination, they called him dangerous. they said he was a disruptor to the status quo. ronald reagan was an actor who knew nothing, really knew nothing, he didn't write his own speeches. i worked in the reagan administration. people act now like, oh, everybody was embracing reagan. the media, we didn't have the apparatus that we have now in the media, we didn't have cable news for the most part back then, but they ridiculed reagan. reagan was ridiculed throughout most of his presidency, but what he tapped into was this sentiment for all these people in the south who for years thought the democrat party was working for the little guy, and the democrats had, that's why they had, charlie, the house of representatives, since the 1950s all the way to 1994, unbr

ronald reagan said that the american dream is not that every man must be level with every other man. the american dream is that every man must

among the ships taking part is the uss ronald reagan, the biggest of the us navy's fleet in the asia region. our correspondent mark lowen was on the ship. we have come down here to busan, south korea's second city, where the uss ronald reagan docked earlier today. if ijust step back and we can zoom in, we can't shoot directly at the port, so we have come up to the hill and you can see there the enormous aircraft carrier, the uss ronald reagan, leading the us's seventh fleet stationed in japan. it has a crew of five and a half thousand. on board we went up to the deck, had a short time on deck and saw some of the 70 or so fighterjets and bombers that are stationed up there on the deck. this is one of the vessels that has been taking part in ten days ofjoint military exercises between the us and south korea. the commander of the vessel spoke to us. he talked about an ironclad alliance between the us and south korea. clearly the us very keen to reinforce its military support for the republic of korea at a time when the escalation of nuclear tension, military tension, with north korea, t

ronald reagan taksin south korea well to us the one bomber strafe the border with north korea and rex tillerson conducts a surprise visit to afghanistan as the cia prepares the new covert operations to aggressively target the taliban and the spanish government moves to strip catalonia as parliament of power as the dritte verges on open confrontation with barcelona i michel supporting tonight from the r.t. newsroom this is the news on r.t. america. good evening friends we start tonight on the korean peninsula where president trump will appear next month as a part of a twelve day visit to asia astonishingly white house officials say tonight the president is unlikely to visit the demilitarized zone during the trip every president since ronald reagan has visited the boundary dividing north from south meanwhile general mattis will hold meetings on regional security while in the philippines this week the secretary of defense says the entire global community is united against a nuclear north korea. you are a message the same one trainer russia france state all the internet you've been direct

ronald reagan docks and south korea while two u.s.b. one bomber strafe the border with north korea and rex tillerson conducts a surprise visit to afghanistan as the cia prepares new covert operations to aggressively target the taliban and the spanish government moves to strip catalonia as parliament of power as the dritte verges on open confrontation with barcelona i'm michel supporting tonight for the r.t. newsroom this is the news on r.t. america. good evening friends we start tonight on the korean peninsula where president trump will appear next month as a part of a twelve day visit to asia astonishingly white house officials say tonight the president is unlikely to visit the demilitarized zone during the trip every president since ronald reagan has visited the boundary dividing north from south meanwhile general mattis will hold meetings on regional security while in the philippines this week the secretary of defense says the entire global community is united against a nuclear north korea. your message the same one. russia . state o

among the ships taking part is the uss ronald reagan, the biggest of the us navy's fleet in the asia region. our correspondent mark lowen was on the ship. we have come down here to busan, south korea's second city, where the uss ronald reagan docked earlier today. if ijust step back and we can zoom in, we can't shoot directly at the port, so we have come up to the hill and you can see there the enormous aircraft carrier, the uss ronald reagan, leading the us's seventh fleet stationed in japan. it has a crew of 5,500. on board we went up to the deck, had a short time on deck and saw some of the 70 or so fighterjets and bombers that are stationed up there on the deck. this is one of the vessels that has been taking part in ten days ofjoint military exercises between the us and south korea. the commander of the vessel spoke to us. he talked about an ironclad alliance between the us and south korea. clearly the us very keen to reinforce its military support for the republic of korea at a time when the escalation of nuclear tension, military tension, with north korea, the nuclear crisis f

among the ships taking part is the u—s—s ronald reagan, the biggest of the us. navy's fleet in the asia region. 0ur correspondent mark lowen was on the ship. we have come down here to busan, south korea's second city, where the uss ronald reagan docked earlier today. if ijust step back and we can zoom in, we can't shoot directly at the port, so we have come up to the hill and you can see there the enormous aircraft carrier, the uss ronald reagan, leading the us's seventh fleet stationed in japan. it has a crew of five and a half thousand. on board we went up to the deck, had a short time on deck and saw some of the 70 or so fighterjets and bombers that are stationed up there on the deck. this is one of the vessels that has been taking part in ten days ofjoint military exercises between the us and south korea. the commander of the vessel spoke to us. he talked about an ironclad alliance between the us and south korea. clearly the us very keen to reinforce its military support for the republic of korea at a time when the escalation of nuclear tension, military ten

i cannot resist mentioning the picture of ronald reagan with queen elizabeth. that to me is a wonderful picture. has anyone else taken it, i would have had the same thing. i care for that picture. i think it tells you quite a lot about their humor. i think the picture of reagan and walter cronkite laughing at the joke is exceptional because i was there. that situation would never have happened in front of the press. never, never, never. george herbert walker bush, i love the picture of him throwing souvenirs in the desert. he was not rallying his troops. he was tossing souvenirs but that was rallying the troops before desert storm. president clinton, there's a picture of hillary clinton with chelsea the morning of the inaugural and i have never gotten as many responses to a picture as that picture. chelsea came downstairs and her mother was in the front hall of the white house. chelsea opened her coat to show her mother what she was wearing and she was wearing an extremely short skirt and you see mrs. clinton going, you do not see her face. the way she is stand

ronald reagan was an actor who knew nothing. he not write his own speeches, and i worked in the reagan administration. people act now like everybody was embracing reagan, the media -- we did not have the apparatus that we have now. we did not have cable news for the most part back then, but they ridiculed reagan. reagan was ridiculed for most of his presidency, but what he tapped into was this sentiment for people in the south who for years thought the democratic party was working for the little guy. the democrats had. that's why they had the house of representatives since the 1950's all the way to 1994 unbroken hold come up they had the populist understanding. as was written about in the atlantic last october, they lost to the populist vote. he captured it. charlie: so donald trump, is he a reagan inheritor, a true populist who recognized that those like him, who believed in the same values, or is donald trump a very smart celebrity and successful businessman whose on saw opportunity and grabbed it? laura: i think going back to

ronald reagan a reporter created leeson has been on board in the port of busan. the giant war ships me a prison seen bruce in port is a stark warning of the firepower of the forces ready to confront north korea. the u.s.s. ronald reagan has played a leading role in a week of intense military exercises off the korean peninsula in what some see as a dangerous game of brinkmanship. rather. and u.s. navy forces have by their actions demonstrate. our commitment result of an ability to defend the rug of korea and maintain security and stability on the korean peninsula the u.s.s. ronald reagan is a one hundred thousand ton nuclear powered aircraft carrier with five thousand sailors on board this week they perform nineteen f. eighteen super hornet saudis in the yellow sea and the sea of japan the mission here is almost complete but the message of these war exercises is loud and clear. my brother. north korea has condemned the exercises calling them a rehearsal for war at a nuclear nonproliferation conference in moscow a north korean diplomat said the united states would

ronald reagan is a one hundred thousand ton nuclear powered aircraft carrier with five thousand sailors on board this week they perform nineteen f. eighteen super hornet saudis in the yellow sea and the sea of japan the mission here is almost complete but the message of these war exercises is loud and clear. my brother. north korea has condemned the exercises calling them a rehearsal for war at a nuclear nonproliferation conference in moscow a north korean diplomat said the united states would have to put up with its nuclear status as for the d.p. this is the matter of life and death and the present situation for the strengthens our belief they we should strongly hold to the nuclear weapons to deter if possible u.s. attacks as the naval exercises wind up north korea's threat of what it called an unimaginable strike on the aircraft carrier appears for now at least to be more rhetoric propaganda always creates expectations on the part of the populace that the regime of the government is going to carry through on them to some extent so i would not be surprised at all if in the weeks ahead

ronald reagan has played a leading role in a week of intense military exercises off the korean peninsula in what some see as a dangerous game of brinkmanship. above. and u.s. navy forces. have by their actions demonstrate. our commitment result of an ability to defend the rank of korea and maintain security and stability on the korean peninsula the u.s.s. ronald reagan is a one hundred thousand ton of nuclear powered aircraft carrier with five thousand sailors on board this week they perform nineteen f. eighteen super hornet saudis in the yellow sea and the sea of japan the mission here is almost complete but the message of these war exercises is loud and clear. my brother. north korea has condemned the exercises calling them a rehearsal for war at a nuclear nonproliferation conference in moscow a north korean diplomat said the united states would have to put up with its nuclear status as for the d.p. this is the matter of life and death and the present situation for the strengthens our belief they we should strongly hold to the nuclear weapons to deter if possible u.s. attacks as the na

ronald reagan is a one hundred thousand ton nuclear powered aircraft carrier with five thousand sailors on board this week they perform nineteen f. eighteen super hornet saudis in the yellow sea and the sea of japan the mission here is almost complete but the message of these war exercises is loud and clear. my brother. north korea has condemned the exercises calling them a rehearsal for war at a nuclear nonproliferation conference in moscow a north korean diplomat said the united states would have to put up with its nuclear status as for the g.p.s. this is the matter of life and death and the present situation for the strengthens our belief they we should strongly hold to to the nuclear weapons to deter if possible u.s. attacks as the naval exercises wind up north korea's threat of what it called an unimaginable strike on the aircraft carrier appears for now at least to be more rhetoric propaganda always creates expectations on the part of the populace that the regime of the government is going to carry through on them to some extent so i would not be surprised at all if in the weeks a

i cannot resist mentioning the picture of ronald reagan with queen elizabeth. that is, to me, a wonderful picture. i have to say, if anyone else had taken it, i would have said the same thing. i care for that picture. i think it tells you quite a lot about their humor. it is such a bright, funny picture. i think the picture of reagan with walter cronkite laughing at the joke is exceptional because i was there. that situation never would happen in front of the press. never, never, never. george herbert walker bush, i love the picture of him throwing souvenirs in the desert. even though that is what he was doing. he was not rallying his troops. he was tossing souvenirs but that was rallying the troops before desert storm. a very memorable visit. with president clinton, there's a picture of hillary clinton with chelsea the morning of the inaugural and i have never gotten as many responses to a picture and then that picture. chelsea came downstairs and her mother was in the front hall of the white house. i was behind the scenes this particular day with the clintons

ronald reagan docks and south korea while two u.s. p. one bombers strafe the border with north korea and rex tillerson conducts a surprise visit to afghanistan as the cia prepares new covert operations to aggressively target the taliban and the spanish government moves to strip catalonia as parliament of power as driv verges on open confrontation with barcelona i'm a troll supporting tonight from the r t newsroom this is the news on r.t. america.

working closely with the heritage foundation, ronald reagan cut taxes to unleash the economic miracle of the 1980's. you understand that lower taxes mean bigger paychecks, more jobs, and stronger growth. at the heart of our plan is a tax cut for every day working americans. the first $12,000 for a single individual and the first $24,000 for a married couple will be tax-free. [applause] -- we are nearly doubling the zero bracket, and we substantially increased the child tax credit for working families, which so many people want including my daughter, ivanka. to save precious time and money we're signifying the tax code to the under our frameworks, vast majority of families will be able to file their taxes on a single sheet of paper. [applause] in addition to simplification, the other pillar of our tax plan is reducing our crushing business tax so that we can restore america's competitive edge. today, our business tax rate is 60% higher than our average economic competitor. this is a giant self-inflicted , economic wound. that is why we will cut the corporate tax rate from 35% all the w

ronald reagan did make excuses. democrats controlled congress. >> host: double relationships, absolutely. >> guest: because the president didn't spend time on twitter and attacking people by name destroying them. >> host: you send mcconnell is not helping or obstructing the case not seen enough a trump transit i'm not defending, what i'm saying isabel that is this what conservatism has become, rationalization and carrying water for donald trump? as opposed to look, we conservatives stand, let's talk about our ideas, talk about small government. let's talk about deficits. we can about the national debt. had we make peoples lives better with free markets? [talking over each other] >> host: then we can have -- >> guest: donald trump, look, the conversation you are and are having is exactly the conversation i had with the left of the left says donald trump is conservatism. the use of the conservative movement. he represents everything you conservatives have ever stood for. >> host: they feel that they have already spent

it was a populist ronald reagan. since when is it bad to be a protectionist? you are conserving something. republican presidents throughout our history understood there would be certain times where tariffs are necessary to level the playing field in an international marketplace. when our companies are being hammered with tariffs and barriers, we let everyone come peep.ith nary a p -- the mood of the gop was very anti-tariff. -- today, all these years later, what is donald trump doing? he has assembled the most impressive, the most qualified trade team we have ever seen in american government. the most incredible people. they do not get much credit. i will not repeat all the stuff that bannon said. he is now our u.s. trade representative. he is phenomenal. i think for the first time in him and we now have wilbur ross and commerce is helping. even von is the general counsel over there. we have amazing people. they are doing something called a 301 investigation on china. it is under the fair trade act. a 301 investigation into the theft of american intellectual p

i believe in what ronald reagan said about the russians in missile negotiations. trust but verify. charles: somehow this will have to be revenue neutral when scored by the cbo. so a trillion dollars has to come from somewhere. the bored adjustment tax -- the border adjustment tax is dead on arrival. we are hearing about changes to 401ks. a fifth higher tax bracket. it sounds like there will be a compromise that goes against what voters thought they were voting for in november. >> we have to simply fight, reduce rates. reduce the number of brackets. and eliminate a lot of the provisions in the tax code. this has been in existence since 1913. even when abraham lincoln had a temporary income fox during the civil war, state taxes were not deductible. we have to make sure as we are doing this we are not penalizing people in states like mine and hard working taxpayers in new york and other places. coming up with a compromise that will work for everyone. charles: i really appreciate your time congressman faso. for more on the next steps for tax return. nan hayward joins me, and washington

reagan. american history tv, national archives motion picture specialist and heidi hellstrom show clips from these films made by the first motion picture unit efforts tohives preserve these films. the national archives hosted this hour-long event. >> today we are broadcasting live from the national archives building in washington, d.c. welcome. glad you are here with us either on-site or online on youtube. before we begin i would like to give you some instructions on

don for upi was there when ronald reagan was shot. he made pictures that one pulitzers and all kinds of things. ripca was disheartened because it he had good pictures but not with hartman had. two or three days later. he called upi headquarters in new york and talk to the executive editor and said, can you ship me the reagan film back, i want to look at it. larry was from brooklyn and he is italian and he has his own attitude and he says a wide, you he says, why? do you want to shoot it again? it is one of those things were if it did not happen and it is not there, then it did not happen and it is not there. that's what it is all about, that's way somebody did not have it. that is kind of what we do along those lines. i mean, you just go in and you try to make the best picture you can. especially at the white house, you have to have the optimum hand and the octomom amount of film whenever anything happens. because somebody could come in a split second and you could get it and the person standing next to does or does not have it. >> is

ronald reagan docked in south korea following a weekend of military drills coming up in a report why this port visit is being seen as more military aggression by the united states. and here in the nation's capital a new study reveals body cameras worn by d.c. police officers have little to no effect on their behavior the result straight ahead. hello october twenty third five pm in washington d.c. i'm on your part and you're watching our team america we begin this afternoon with a story which has captivated the american mind for decades the assassination of president john f. kennedy on november twenty second one nine hundred sixty three it was a traumatic moment in history for anyone alive at the time and questions surrounding his assassination have kept the mystery alive for those of us who came after this week president donald trump announced he will not block the release of the j.f.k. assassination files declaring on twitter quote subject to the receipt of further information i will be allowing as president the long blog could classified j.f.k. files to be opened meaning this thurs

[applause] because, as ronald reagan said, we believe in "peace through strength." [applause] pres. trump: we have made historic strides in the fight against isis, dealing them one brutal defeat after another. we are confronting dangerous regimes from north korea to iran. last week, i announced a strategy to ensure the iranian dictatorship never acquires a nuclear weapon. [applause] pres. trump: we have imposed tough terrorism sanctions on a islamic revolutionary guard corps. i canceled the last administration's one-sided deal with the communist cuban regime , and we will not lift sanctions until political and religious freedoms are restored for the cuban people. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: at the same time, we are confronting the socialist oppression of the maduro regime. the problem in venezuela is that the best is not that socialism has been poorly implemented, but that socialism has been faithfully implemented. [applause] pres. trump: we stand in solidarity with the people of venezuela in their struggle for freedom. here in america, we are strengthening our own freedom by

working closely with the heritage foundation, ronald reagan cut taxes to unleash the economic miracle of the 1980's. you understand that lower taxes mean bigger paychecks, more jobs, and stronger growth. at the heart of our plan is a tax cut for every day working americans. the first $12,000 for a single individual and the first $24,000 for a married couple will be tax-free. [applause] president trump: we are nearly doubling the zero bracket, and we substantially increased the child tax credit for working families, which so many people want, including my daughter ivanka. americans precious time and money, we are also simplifying the tax code. under our framework, the vast majority of families will be able to file their taxes on a single sheet of paper. [applause] in addition to: simplification, the other pillar of our tax plan is reducing our crushing business tax so that we can restore america's competitive edge. today, our business tax rate is 60% higher than our average economic competitor. self-inflicted economic wound. that is why we will cut the corporate tax rate from 35% all t

. >> neil: but phil graham the guy who orchestrated the first wave with ronald reagan said ronald reagan wasn't going to play the class warfare game and he was simply going to say everyone is going to get a tax cut, everyone deserves the tax cut and off we go and didn't get sidetracked on these sort of class warfare arguments. john kennedy back in the early 60s was arguing with his own party over the need for that. i know a very different environment but he didn't let that argument get in the way of this and when democrats are warning him what are you doing here? >> amy: interesting we know from polling data that americans actually are not that sympathetic to class warfare arguments that they are not-- >> neil: i do think they hate the rich more than they used to. >> amy: possibly. >> the rich are richer. >> amy: generally speaking americans politically speaking that republicans do need to deliver across-the-board tax or at least-- >> neil: they will but ben stein the biggest hurdle they says is this is something to charlie's point that he's right on and chuck schumer will pound is this

saying that ronald reagan took eight years. ronald reagan, whatever i may have said at the time, did get it done. he got it done. i was opposed to it. i was working from the opposition. he got tax-free and all that stuff done the first year. why does trump come out to a bunch of republicans somewhere saying something every republican knows that isn't true. why does he keep saying this bragging stuff that isn't true? why does he brag when see wrong? >> let's not be too dismissive of the gorsuch. you did that. the president reminds me of a quarterback playing a football game who keeps calling time-out to also do the color analysis and roar report on himself. do. >> they do that? >> my point would be it would be the same thing as if they were. and he has a loft information that he doesn't need to do. it gets him off message. >> but if you can't believe most of what he says, you believe any of it? >> it is something wrong that we have the house, the senate and the white house. well can't repeal and replace like we had promised or s

ronald reagan, took awhile to get the big tax reform. didn't take awhile to get the original 81 tax cuts. what do you see playing out here? >> if you look at ronald reagan, too, if you look at the stock market, it troughed in august of 1982. so we had a collapse up until 82 because of all the delays and all of that stuff in the tax bill. >> neil: and we had a major recession and all of that. >> oh, it was terrible. it was terrible. the reason for it, neil, we phased in the tax cuts because of silly accounting procedures. i like love mike rounds. he's a super senator. but all of the pay fors are wrong. if you cut the corporate tax rate by itself, no pay-fors, no offsets, nothing, you'd have a larger revenue growth over the next ten years. economic growth always gives you more revenues. did it with kennedy, clinton, does it -- >> neil: this always comes up, art. >> it does. >> neil: it's a battle for the soul of the republican party over these tax cuts. pay for them, make sure right away they're paid for. even if they produce deficits and

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