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. >> ronald reagan is being evoked something like 46 times the last debate. his name was mentioned. nobody really knows who ronald reagan was. they think they know. when you read this book oar going to find out he's a man like all of us, he had failings like all of us. you're going to find out how he rose from an injury would have killed most men. that damaged him severely. we thought he was perfectly fine, he wasn't. how he came back from that injury and the courage that he showed, is amazing. and the other amazing story is nancy reagan, there are three nancys. diva, the striver and the striver nancy. so there's a lot of emotions flowing back and forth. i'm on the far right, why did you say that about -- because it's true. stop there. >> because that's the controversy right now, people who love reagan, people who are strong likes why did you have to put in there that people had dwes. >> and we documented river sentence of it. you don't want to know history and what happened? >> i do. >> if you don't want to know about ronald reagan, don't buy the books, but if you want to know about him,

recently like carly fiorina says she won't talk to vladimir putin, my goodness, ronald reagan who most republicans think was a great president continued to talk to the russians throughout the whole -- >> with nukes pointed at us. >> moving on, paul ryan is in it to win it. launching his bid to be the next speaker of the house. how will he face the head wind of a deeply divided gop conference with critical deadlines coming up? john kerry huddling with his russian counterpart trying to chart a new pact in syria like we were talking about with the senator. wonder what that conversation is going like. do the russians listen to us anymore? s. that's a win. but imagine earning it twice. you can with the citi double cash® card. it lets you earn cash back twice. once when you buy and again as you pay. it's cash back then cash back again. and that's a cash back win-win. the citi double cash card. the only card that lets you earn cash back twice on every purchase with 1% when you buy and 1% as you pay. with two ways to earn, it makes a lot of other cards seem one-sided. i was out for a bike rid

of freedom who come to us. ronald reagan loved them all. he thought america was the ideal home for freedom seekers. >> ronald reagan, the bible and "the new pilgrims, how immigrants are renewing the soul of america." doctor, thank you for joining us stkphrrbgs thank you, kelly >>> trouble for a hollywood celebrity north of the border. randy quaid. that is him under the beard >>> the skin with on skim milk. you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. to help those in need. here to volunteer when a twinge of back pain surprises him. morning starts in high spirits but there's a growing pain in his lower back. as lines grow longer, his pain continues to linger. but

question that your numbers go down during a shutdown. but if margaret thatcher and ronald reagan had worried about their poll numbers week by week, they wouldn't have been margaret thatcher and ronald reagan. >> is defunding planned parenthood, stopping executive amnesty, defunding obamacare, which is the constitution authority -- the constitution gives the power of the purse to congress. would those be three items you'd be willing to shut kodown the government if you were speaker. >> i wouldn't set it up so i would be the one shutting down the government. i would say the opposite. is barack obama so committed to cutting up babies, which is what they were doing, that he would shut down the entire government. second, i would want to have a strategy that says we would fund, in a separate bill, fund national defense, fund homeland security, we're going to fund the fbi. everything which relates to your safety. now is the president going to veto everything which relates to your safety? are the democrats going to go to filibuster? you have to have a strategy, and you have to have a communi

almost wrecked the country. mr. carter lost big to ronald reagan but never admitted he had had fouled things up. throughout history that's the been the case. herbert hoover wouldn't cop to the great depression. so as president obama enters his final year the nation is struggling but in his eyes, he has done a fine job. and believes he would win re-election again. he really believes it reaction, joining us from washington, charles krauthammer. did you pick up anything else in that "60 minutes" interview, charles? >> well, just the stuff you showed is almost clinical. he mean, we really are in a pretty dangerous pot when our president after seven years is delusional about what is happening in the world. it's hard to know where to start but we said who is going to take on isis? he said the community of nation also take it on. the community of nations doesn't exist what is he talking about? the u.n.? what what is he talking about, the nobel peace prize committee? or maybe he means the international olympic committee. they will send in a team against isis. this is an adolescent columbia un

economy. no one has ever been able to make that connection. >> what happened under ronald reagan, ben? >> it's an interesting thing -- wait a minute. wait a minute. you are confusing an event with the cause of the event. yes, we had considerable prosperity. there were many reasons for that. we were recovering from a recession. we got a serious moderation of inflation. >> it could have been a reason. >> i got you agreeing. >> they have not led to -- >> i will say this. ben is right on this part. a lot of -- money was coming in fast and furious to washington. both sides were spending that money and then some. the issue i think these candidates are raising -- i give the tip of the hat to rand paul -- he doesn't care if the tax cuts are revenue neutral. he wants to choke tax money coming into washington. >> are you going to say tax increases aren't then bad for the economy? would anybody say, hey, the economy is barely growing right now. we're going to raise taxes on the american people. >> so we did. we did. and it is growing. albeit slowly. >> it's wonderful. >> if you pass through a ta

members of congress. >> go ahead, jon. this is bipartisan of dysfunction, right, jon? >> eric, ronald reagan, show me the executive who works long, hard hours and i'll show you a bad executive. i mean, the point isn't to work a number of hours. it's the ideas. it's efficacy of the implementation that works. government worked a long time on the deal with iran, we worked a long time, many hours on obamacare and they're terrible ideas and shows you a bankruptcy of the electorate. half the people want term limits and the other half want people longer in office. again, the ideas that have to change. >> you do realize we're talking about 40 hours here. we're talking about like less of a work week than the majority of americans make. we're not talking -- spend 100 hours there a week like an investment bank. we are talking about an eight-hour day. >> i think the problem, though, is me believes of congress are out of touch with the american people and keeping them here in washington in this bubble insulated from everyone else is a -- >> they can work the hours at home. i would love to see them

late 1970s, that's one of the reasons ronald reagan was elected. mr. reagan eventually did cut taxes especially on business and the economy rebounded in the mid 1980s. as yog divi berra might say it's deja vu all over again. if you are making less than 30,000 bucks a year you are essentially a poor person grinding it out. times are tough. if you are healthy, physically, you have to do something and not rely on the government. you have to be self-reliant. that means you might have to go back to school, learn computers, drive an uber car. that's a growing industry. where can you make some solid money and nobody is telling you what to do. you might have to move. there are areas of the country that are booming, especially in the service industry. in florida and texas there are jobs. and no state income tax. but hear me well, if you are not making much money and you just sit there hoping a political party will improve your life you are a fool. you are a fool. america is a competitive marketplace. if the next president does not cut business taxes, the economy will get even worse is s

country is immoral. i don't agree with his solutions at all. >> okay. >> you know what? ronald reagan knew this. he talked about things as black and white. taxes, higher taxes. it's immoral to take money. >> bernie sanders is oklahoma with up to 90% taxes. 90%. he's going let you keep 10% of your money. >> wait a minute. said don't agree with hiss solutions. what he's connecting with is the same kind of thing that donald trump is agreeing with, and i don't agree with donald trump at all. what he's saying is he's just playing into the outrage. ronald reagan had it right when he said higher taxes are immoral, the way people are treating each other, it's immoral. the way we're treating our veterans at the v.a. is immoral. we know that. so he's playing to the socialism. he's saying your gut knows it, i know it. and this is wrong. the gop with paul ryan, thinkty p may have -- with the paul ryan move, may have, may have lost the election and lost their party with that one move. >> wow. because you feel they abandoned their commitment to conservatism? >> yes. if you listen to his speech -- first

"killing reagan" we discussed how ronald reagan prepared for his debate with jimmy carter in the 1908 election. we reveal in the book that reagan somehow got ahold of carter's personal notes. someone actually stole them delivering the info to the reagan campaign. absolutely true. joining us from las vegas ed henry covering the debate. nothing like that has happened tonight nobody stole any note, did they, ed? >> no stolen notes in talking to some of hillary's top she tells me she does prep like that getting books, papers, memos and has been reading them for weeks and months. not just something she has been doing in the last couple days is she drinking water and eating lunch and watching a movie? they are saying absolutely nothing. they have a very tight ring around her had. it makes you wonder whether they are nervous going in tonight. she sea frontrunner, shaky frontrunner and very bottom line is a lot of others in this race have nothing to lose and are ready to hit her and hit her hard. >> the word on the street is that if you go after hillary clinton, the democratic stalwarts will

president? >> ronald reagan? '65? >> there you duoagain. >> she's like the happy face with smile all the time. we're not stupid, hillary. america is not stupid. i don't trust her at all. >> if she wins how many years will she serve in the first term? >> in prison? >> oh, one. >> she would serve four years. >> four. >> her pants suits are always on point. >> i like her, i really like her. >> how many senators are there? >> 16? >> 230 something. i forget. >> 120. >> 50. >> more. >> a hundred. do you know how many governors there are? 71. >> 50 governors. >> look at it this way. at least you're getting an education. >> do you know how many states there are in the yunlon? >> one governor per state. >> how many state dos we have? 52. >> roughly another. >> do you know who the vice president is right now? >> joe. >> schmoe? >> joe biden. >> isn't it joe biden? >> you've got it. you're hot today. >> waters. and this is my world up here. >> okay. what just happened. >> now, that person, she can't vote because she has felony sns. >> i asked her which felonies, but she couldn't remember. >> i

how the city operates, the best example you and i have seen in our lifetimes is ronald reagan. now people look back at reagan with rose-colored glasses now and remember sunny optimism. it's worth remembering in 1976, reagan primary gerald ford. you want to tick off republican leadership in washington? come within an inch of beating the incumbent republican president, in a primary. washington politicians loathed reagan. now how did he change congress and change washington? because he took the case to people and the reagan revolution was a grassroots tidal wave. >> you're feeling that? >> that is exactly what our campaign is we announced today, 77,000 volunteers across this country. and i'll give an example. >> i got to run, senator. i'm going to wrap it up here. you feel good about last night's debate. but you have challenges ahead. you're in the middle of the pack. >> i feel terrific. yesterday i rolled out our tax plan. a 10% simple flat tax. on individuals across the board. the first 36,000 for a family of four. is tax zero. no income tax. no payroll tax no death tax and we aboli

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ronald reagan as an analogy. reagan was the head of a powerful state. >> but was he in charge of guatemala? >> i think he was in charge of nicaragua for awhile. >> and parts of iran sm. >> doesn't belize have it coming? >> definitely. they are being smug about it. >> it is about time somebody takes him down. >> it is important he knows where he stands on things. >> that's his appeal. what do you mean? >> i think he means most of what he says. >> seth, you said the people who know this word don't know the word. your twitter handle is at the zog. >> yes, the four people watching this show will tweet about that. >> we need to talk about your twitter handle. i go to meetings of the group and we are not happy about that. >> did you end up with a bunch of jews who can control the world? >> seth is jewish so he can make those jokes. >> did you not know i was jewish? have i not made that clear enough? >> you did. >> you said you had a woman call into your show and she is voting for the first time. i haven't decided which candidate i have voted for. >> vet and julie, do you -- seth and ju

security and he will rise up. >> jim web was ronald reagan's secretary of the navy. y he found himself on the wrong ship somehow. i disagree i think it will be a real debate but take place at a subliminal level. this is the question do you want hopeless my ef ate you believe in or do you want rank cynicism which is hillary clinton. that's what tugs away at the two sides of the party. back in 2008 have they been chastened or did they feel they didn't get enough of it? they want that much more the next iteration of obama, the sincere progressive or do they want someone like hillary clinton where it is like i know she is lying. i know she lies to everyone. i am smart enough as an intelligent democratic voter to see she is lying because you have to tell the stupid people the rest of america what they want to hear. eventually thshe will come arou to doing whatever is in her best interest. >> i love it because the clintons, you know, they pretended to be against bgay marriage because they didn't want to piss off the original voters. you found out she was against gay marriage. you can tell by th

states. good idea? >> it's great idea. it's not a new message for republicans. ronald reagan run about realigning the federal government and giving more power to the states. what's different and unique is never in our modern history has the population of this country agreed with this as much as we do now which is the idea that washington is so fundamentally broken. we have to do things like this to actually restore faith, the people's faith in our government. >> he gives the example like we have dozens of job training programs on the federal level. they don't kick in. what's the difference? it doesn't help. >> we have an interstate highway system. it's the backbone of our economy. >> donald trump saying he has no plans to change the way he's running his campaign but telling another network i could be more politically correct. to be honest i think one of the reasons i'm doing well is because i don't want to. trump reacting to an interruption at rally of his in virginia. >> that's all right. that's why we have freedom of speech. >> some shoving and yelling happening in richmond as

something, he has hit his ceiling. many candidates hit a ceiling. ronald reagan hit a ceiling. because there are other candidates in the race. i guess your thinking is that other candidates presumably drop out, he could take advantage of that or his opponents. the remaining opponents could. >> if those people that are supporting other candidates will go to donald trump, i think they would have by now. he has hit his ceiling and we've seen it going the opposite way. we have carson ahead of him. we have trump dropping from 16 points ahead down to 5 in new hampshire which is the first primary state. he's also dropped in hawaii for the caucus state stoex number are going in the wrong direction. he really wants to spend his own money. he has gotten all this media attention. >>> he doesn't need it. >> he's gotten about $50 million in free media that the others haven't. he got more media attention than all the other candidates combined. if there was any other that spent -- >> i think you're being a hater. you don't like donald trump. you didn't from the beginning. >> we wonderful be

in afghanistan, kimberly? it ruined them. that's how ronald reagan won the cold war. >> i don't think it's a question that putin is winning, it's that we're losing. >> how are we losing? >> i think -- >> he's exerting influence. >> we've retreated from the world stage. >> i would say if you said to me, obama screwed up in terms of lack of syrian strategy, okay, i agree. i think -- >> i just psychologically said that to you. >> you read my mind. that's exactly what i meant. >> you are devious. >> you're a devious man. i don't know how, we are less safe as an american people, because the russians are over there wasting their time and money, messing around. >> i think that we think it's a waste of time and money, he doesn't see it that way. we have to think like they do. we're saying that yes, russia you're so weak and you're so lame. all the things might be true but that's not how he sees himself. the recklessness part of it becomes an even bigger concern because of this immediate conflict. we have planes in the air flying with weapons. >> i agree, i just, i worry that appeal to n

europe without any taxation. it's lowering our personal rate to 28%, the same rate that ronald reagan had. but, you know, those are the plans that i think will work, that will fit into the framework of cutting taxes, balancing budget and creating jobs. look, i've done this in washington, which no one has done since. i was the first one to do it since man walked on the moon. and now i have a plan for america. i can say i could lower the personal rate down to 10%. the numbers won't add up, sean. do you want me to make campaign promises, put a chicken in every pot -- >> no, no -- >> -- it's going to be real, it's going to grow this economy and help our kids. the other thing i want to tell you is this. i can go to washington with a g>& -am and i can grow jobs and transfer a lot of programs out of that town. but we also need to attack the issue of the spirit in our country which is stronger families and stronger neighborhoods. you've got to make sure that you know how to make that town work in washington because it's tricky. >> listen, i give you credit because you were there and yo

who served as secretary of navy under president ronald reagan and served in the senate as a democrat and that is not valued by the voers right now. in the republicans primaries, more of a race to the right and democratic side hillary clinton trying to blunt the damage from bernie sanders and flip flop on key positions on the transpacific partnership. and the major point moving forward. jim webb will say in his remarks, we have a copy of them, he will love his options open for a independent run. and what if donald runs as an independent. that would throw it to the democrats. didn't have much traction as a democrat. but he was elected in the battleground in virginia and if he takes votes away from hillary clinton and the democratic nominee. virginia and north carolina and colorado, that could impact, jenna. >> very interesting, and this is a breaking development on the democratic side. thank youmuch. >> reporter: good to see you. >> so poll numbers resulting from that most recent democratic debate. hillary clinton's numbers are on the rebound cording to the abc news washington post. sh

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course of history when he saved the president. secret service agent was in charge of ronald reagan's security detail. on march 30th, 1981 when a gunman opened fire outside the washington hilton, hitting the president in the chest. he reacted quickly pushing president reagan this his limousine and redirecting it to the hospital when he noticed the president was bleeding. any later would have cost the president his life. nancy reagan issued a statement calling him one of her true heroes. and secret service director joseph clancy said every agent was well aware of what he did not only for the secret service, but more importantly his country. the secret service agent createcreat credited with saving president reagan's life has died. jerry parr was 85 years old. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my life now. feel like this. look like this. feel like this. with dreamwalk insoles, turn

jeb bush? he says he wants to run a sunny optimistic campaign, echoes of ronald reagan and some of the things he has said in the past week sound petulant. >> jeb bush is going through a rough week, all candidates do, no one is perfect, jeb bush needs to regain his footing. he needs to make it clear to his supporters that he is not going anywhere and has a plan. he has to fight through the notion that the whole premise of his campaign, a big juggernaut that will steamroll everybody is no longer the case. he is now an underdog and needs to xl as an underdog as part of that will be what does he do tonight? does ago after donald trump, marco rubio, does anyone care? he is no longer center stage next to donald trump as he was last month. marco rubio taking his place there. jon: looks like beautiful whether they're in boulder, colorado. >> it is gorgeous. a little chilly but a beautiful day. jon: thank you. >> beautiful weather for small mammals and dinosaurs. however you are described, we will see who gets the title tonight and that is what we are watching for. we will talk a little abo

during the reagan administration. >> do you know what when reagan was president? >> ronald reagan. '65. >> there you go again. >> happy face with a smile. we're not stupid hillary. america is not stupid. >> don't trust her at all. four more years of her husband. >> how many years will she serve in the first term? >> in prison? >> do you know how many governors there are? >> 71. >> 50. >> do you know how many states there are in the union? >> no. >> seven minutes until the top of the hour. texting with teachers. a proposal that has students connecting with their instructors outside of the classroom. is that a good idea or dangerous plan? your e-mails up next. >>> a wild love story that will melt your heart. the bond between gorilla and two little kittens proving that family knows no limits. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just

omolly said they are aggressive and whether she needs to counter punch. >> ronald reagan had the line thou shalt not speak ill of your fellow republicans. does that exist in the democrats? >> so far it has. bernie sanders and martin o'malley, they haven't gone after clinton on the honest and trustworthy issues. and we'll see. and for a guy like martin o'malley. this is his chance to stand up there and try to make a mark in the campaign. it might be his only chance and he may take her own directly. we'll see. >> tom, bevins, glad we got your audio fixed and we'll get answers in the debate. >> thanks, jon. >> we want to hear from you. who do you expect to win tonight. go to foxnews.com/happeningnow and get your thoughts in the conversation. >>> well, planned parent hood is no longer accepts reimbursement from medical facility. peter doocey is live with where we are now. >> reporter: all of the money planned parent hood gets for reimbursement. and they it is through medicaid. no more checks will be written to cover the coast for fetal tissue. that was planned parent hood's head. but thei

ronald reagan won. that's the way the democrats tend to win. obama won. he played to his base. our base is not extreme. conservatism is traditional values and limited government. the grassroots people. and most of the people in this country, i dare say, want a party that will present a viable alternative. then they will rally around that alternative. i think you are seeing that in trump and in carson. people saying we've had enough. we're not going to take it anymore. and i don't understand why the establishment doesn't realize that -- how strong that voice is out there and how hungry it is to have some candidates stand for them and stand for their principles. >> david limbaugh, always great to have you on board. thank you so much for joining us. we will check back with you. please know your insights are valued. >> thank you so much. >>> remembering the attack on the "uss cole" the commander of that ship joins us next. you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three j

through anger and one is through vision. ronald reagan, 1979, did not continually reiterate how bad america was doing. he talked about a shining city on the hill and how good america could do. and i think when that breaks through, right now you have a thousand candidates, and it's hard to break a message through. [laughter] >> a thousand. >> when that breaks through, people are going to respond, i hope. i hate to think that our candidate came to power through anger. >> wow. >> you have such a positive attitude. >> i try to. >> all right. and this is not positive. and pretty unbelievable, actually. the domestic violence issue is not going away for the nfl. bad boy greg hardy is stirring up more controversy with bizarre comments and a newly-uncovered music video in which he's featured. >>> plus, an epic rant by terry bradshaw. he sat in that seat. >> uh-huh. >> players who hit women. he's not having it. we'll show you and we'll hash it out, next. ♪ ♪ 40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors th

area of national security and he will rise up. >> jim webb was ronald reagan's secretary of the navy. he's like -- he found himself on the wrong ship somehow. i disagree with what chris said. i think this is going to be a real debate, but it will take place at a subliminal level. this is the question before the democratic party. do you want hopeless naivety, or do you want ranked cynicism which is hillary clinton? i think that's what tugs at the two sides of the party. they went to hopeless nay eivet back in 2008? they want the next iteration of obama. the sincere progressive. or do they want somebody like hillary clinton where it's like, i know she's lying, i know she lies to everyone, but i'm smart enough as an intelligent democratic voter to see that she's lying, and you have to tell the stupid people who are the rest of america what they want to hear. but she will eventually come around to do what is cynically what's in her best interest. >> that's such a great point. i love it, because the clintons, they pretended to be against gay marriage because they didn't want to -- of

everything. i mean we have to understand ronald reagan didn't look at weekly polls. margaret thatcher didn't look at weekly polls. 1995 when we forced clinton to decide he wanted to implement welfare reform and we forced him to agree, it was going to balance the federal budget. we didn't look at weekly polls. we looked at the nation, the future, and whether or not we could explain what we were doing. >> okay. under john boehner, our debt went up $4.1 trillion. that is not exactly the principle's conservative principles of limited government or responsible governance in my opinion which is why i think he's in the position that he's in today. i see a lot of conservatives. they're not even happy with paul ryan because of his positions on immigration which they believe will ultimately lead to some amnesty or tarp or bailouts or spending plans. they don't feel it is dynamic enough. what is your reaction to those people? >> first of all, nobody is going to be perfect. start there. i mean, you pick the most perfect member of the freedom caucus and you put them in charge of the house within t

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, within the party. >> listen, i remember what ronald reagan used to say. if i could get 80% of what i want, then it is a win. and both sides have to give a little bit, i do believe we will find somebody talented to lead us and to unite us if paul decides he does not want to take on the speakership. but i also really hope he decides that he wants to do this. he would be the right person for this job. and, you know, we got to do the american people's work. and i think he's the perfect person to lead us. so my hope is he comes back to washington, d.c. next week and says i'm ready to take on speakership jobs. >> you think we'll find out next week? >> i hope so. i hope we do. >> plenty to talk about with you both. want to find out from you who you think are the alternatives. if not congressman and congresswoman. stay with us. first an in depth look at how paul ryan arrived at this crucial moment. eric shawn with that angle. >> good morning, everyone. will he or won't he? well, we may have that answer as the congresswoman said, by the time congress reconvenes next week. paul ryan spending t

saving president ronald reagan's life the day he was shot outside that washington hotel has died. who could ever forget this moment? >> get down! get down! >> turns out that jerry parr was the agent who pushed president reagan inside that limousine after john hinckley jr. fired those shots. the limousine initially headed to the white house, but after the president complained of some chest pains and parr noticed some blood on the president's mouth, he immediately ordered the motorcade to go straight to george washington hospital. it turns out that mr. reagan was, as we know, hit in the chest and bleeding internally severely. doctors said later any delay would have cost the president his life. jerry parr retired four years after this. he died yesterday of congestive heart failure. he was 85 years old. in a statement, former first lady nancy reagan called parr, quote, one of my true heroes. we thank and salute jerry parr, and of course, all the agents who have followed. >>> three people charged in the death of a college student while in police custody. and the incident is all caught on c

money, absolutely not. >> justice anthony kennedy. a nominee of ronald reagan joined the majority in kilo. one of kennedy's clerks from the following terms says eminent domain cuts across ideological lines. >> i think it's not necessarily incompatible with conservatism to say one is in favor of states and cities having relatively wide leeway to use eminent domain powers for what they determine to be in the public use. >> eminent domain is one of numerous issues in which donald trump diverges from conservative orthodoxy. so far such heresies don't seem to be hurting him in the polls with gop primary voters. brett? >> thank you. you can see the full discussion with donald trump about eminent domain on my blog, the daily brett. go through the special report home page or going through the daily brett.com. blowing the whistle on cooking the books, you'll be shocked to learn how foreign countries are getting financial information about you. first, a very special happy birthday tonight. fox news channel launched 19 years ago today. october 7th, 1996. led by rupert murdoch and roger ailes. i

saving president ronald reagan's life during an assa assassination attempt back in 1991 has died. in charge of president reagan's security detail on march 30th, 1981 and seen pushing reagan into his presidential limousine after john hingry opened fire. par had the limo speed to george washington hospital where it was quickly determined that the president had been shot in the chest. in a statement nancy reagan called jerry par one of my true heroes. par was 85 years old. >>> what was supposed to be a rally for peace turned into a lit recall nightmare. you can see the bombs ripping through a crowd in turkey's capital. killed dozens of people, injured many more. we're going to have details coming up. >>> plus, after running to canada to escape what he said he was an assassination plot, actor randy quaid is back in the u.s. we'll tell you who was waiting for him when he crossed the border. >>> plus, vladimir putin is flexing his muscle in syria escalating his offensive not against isis but against antiassad rebels. so, will the obama administration do anything about it? >> further id

first time that i voted with my parents it was for ronald reagan and it was so exciting. if you want your kids to be set up for a lifetime of being excited, engaged citizens, there's no better way upon thar them to feel the power of actually pushing that button or turning that lever, because then they feel like choosing the president is actually in their own hands. >> so true. and nice, good visual learning lesson as well. present issues simply. how much detail are you supposed to get into? >> i try and stay away from things like the electoral college. >> yeah. >> i don't understand it. >> go ahead. you really want to focus on things that kids can understand. the advice i give is focus on three things. the character of the individual. the positions where they stand on issues and what their core values are. it's nice to have candidates who actually have core values. >> so let's switch over to what you shouldn't do. >> don't do it. >> don't get cynical! you know, people, adults are largely are many cynical about politics. >> we know a couple. >> on your show. right. >> but you say when

ronald reagan being a transformative political leaders. did i not mention his name. >> i'm here he is not. >> i can't tell who i'm running against. >> i was fighting against those ideas when you were practicing law and representing your contributor, rezko and his slum landlord business in inner city, chicago. >> no, no, no, no, no. >> and your comments about being under sniper fire in bosnia. >> i may be a lot of things but i'm not dumb. a couple over he occasions in the last weeks i just said some things that weren't in keeping with what i knew to be the case, you know, i'm embarrassed by it i have apologized for it it i said it was a mistake. >> lifting whole passages from someone else's speeches is not change you can believe. in it's change can you xerox. >> the "on the record" political panel is here from the daily beast betsy woodruff and "boston globe" matt -- what do you expect to be riveting? >> i'm interested in how hillary clinton does. it's interesting in looking back in the 2000 -- 2008 clips. she is heading in this debate as n. a similar position as a dominant frontrunner and