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After Words : CSPAN2 : September 28, 2015 12:00am-1:01am EDT
reagan with buchanan president of the american cause. but to discuss the career of ronald reagan and the challenges he faced following the assassination attempt during his presidency. >> host: how are you doing today? >> guest: good think you for taking the time to talk to me. >> i'm delighted to talk about this book, "killing reagan." it is the fifth in the series is that correct? >> guest: that is correct. >> host: the others i'll die a violent death may be in the case of patent it was accidental but a violent death. in this particular case ronald reagan the assassination was an attempt. it didn't kill reagan. it's a bit different. >> we think the story involved with the assassination attempt was in context with our series so ronald reagan was shot and very shortly after it elected president he was at a certain age that when you get h., i got it affects you physically and mentally but certainly happened and it was almost a miracle that he pulled through so we wanted to toy story in the context of killing ronald reagan ended and the repercussions afterwards. >> fair enough. >> do you co
reagan with buchanan president of the american cause. but to discuss the career of ronald reagan and the challenges he faced following the assassination attempt during his presidency. >> host: how are you doing today? >> guest: good think you for taking the time to talk to me. >> i'm delighted to talk about this book, "killing reagan." it is the fifth in the series is that correct? >> guest: that is correct. >> host: the others i'll die a violent death...
After Words : CSPAN2 : September 26, 2015 10:00pm-11:01pm EDT
violent but with ronald reagan was an attempt. is a bit different. why reagan? >> we think the story evolves with the assassination attempt was it in context with this series. ronald reagan was shot very shortly after he was elected president at a certain age when you get a trauma like that it affects you physically and mentally and that certainly happened and it was the most of miracle that he pulled through so we wanted to tell the of story in the context to kill him and how that went down and the repercussions after words. >> very of. -- fair enough day you consider that attempt change the course of history? >> guest: yes. no doubt he was different after he came out of the hospital. because he was so robust and vigorous that when he appeared with nancy reagan shortly after he was shot and i said this myself what a miraculously recovery. looked at him in his bathrobe smiling with his wife and cracking jokes to the medical staff before the operation. but we didn't know that was never told that he had a lot of changes that took place in his persona physically and mentally and that is
violent but with ronald reagan was an attempt. is a bit different. why reagan? >> we think the story evolves with the assassination attempt was it in context with this series. ronald reagan was shot very shortly after he was elected president at a certain age when you get a trauma like that it affects you physically and mentally and that certainly happened and it was the most of miracle that he pulled through so we wanted to tell the of story in the context to kill him and how that went...
After Words : CSPAN2 : September 27, 2015 9:00pm-10:01pm EDT
kennedy" we want to present them as human beings. the overarching is that ronald reagan was of great man end with kennedy in the same vein and lincoln in the same vein and also patton george patton had an affair with a girl while of the battlefront. we're not in the business to deify. when you read the book "killing reagan" you will get a picture of ronald reagan has he truly was with the good of the bad. to the end my dash majestic to inspire fellow americans but not a saint. >> host: nor did he suggest that he was. >> guest: i think ronald reagan would like the book very much. >> host: i disagree. it is he said/she said. >> do you have evidence? >> all the things we rightabout have a footnote in the book. >> host: footnote? >> guest: did you not read the book? is on the page and in the back of the book as well. and all has the source nothing is anonymous. >> host: why nancy is her life tossed in there as well? >> she was three people. first who wanted to bury ronald reagan and we have to explain why and how she got to hollywood and what happened and. then the diva who got the gover
kennedy" we want to present them as human beings. the overarching is that ronald reagan was of great man end with kennedy in the same vein and lincoln in the same vein and also patton george patton had an affair with a girl while of the battlefront. we're not in the business to deify. when you read the book "killing reagan" you will get a picture of ronald reagan has he truly was with the good of the bad. to the end my dash majestic to inspire fellow americans but not a saint....
Wolf : CNNW : September 15, 2015 10:00am-11:01am PDT
. here at the ronald reagan presidential library here in simi valley, california and it 18:00 p.m. in jerusalem, and 1:00 a.m. in london, and thank you for watching wherever you are watching us from. and donald trump is leading, but dr. ben carson is gaining on him. and that is on the eve of the big republican debate hosted by cnn. while most of the candidates are preparing for the debate, trump is going to be holding a rally on national security. and last night in texas, he shrugged off the possibility that his rivals are going to attack him. >> and so, the debate. i hear they are all going to go after me. whatever. whatever. no, i hear it. >> and now to the correspondent athena jones, and she is live at the ronald reagan presidential library, and athena, start with "the new york times"/orc poll that shows that dr. ben carson is closing in on him? >> well, wolf, i doubt that donald trump himself would say that he is worried, but maybe he should be, if we look at the numbers there, because this poll shows donald trump up on the lead at 24%, but carson is close behind at 23%, and he ha
. here at the ronald reagan presidential library here in simi valley, california and it 18:00 p.m. in jerusalem, and 1:00 a.m. in london, and thank you for watching wherever you are watching us from. and donald trump is leading, but dr. ben carson is gaining on him. and that is on the eve of the big republican debate hosted by cnn. while most of the candidates are preparing for the debate, trump is going to be holding a rally on national security. and last night in texas, he shrugged off the...
Andrea Mitchell Reports : MSNBCW : September 16, 2015 9:00am-10:01am PDT
now, michael reagan, ronald reagan's son. michael, very good to see you again. >> good to see you. >> your father's legacy is being invoked by all of the republicans. i want to ask you straight out. what does donald trump have in common with ronald reagan? >> not much. i mean, the fact that they are both running and they both ran for the candidacy for the republican party, that's what they have in common. but that's really where it stops. and i think all of them make a mistake by invoking ronald reagan. ronald reagan was not invoking thomas jefferson and abraham lincoln, he was invoking what he was going to do and how he was going to, in fact, run the presidency of the united states of america. and i think everybody makes a mistake by putting ronald reagan's hat on. they need to put their own hat on to let us know who they are and go forward and win the nomination. >> we have been following your tweets, you have been very active there saying you can't be a trump republican and a reagan republican. tell me why you think there is that gulf between reagan republicans and trump republ
now, michael reagan, ronald reagan's son. michael, very good to see you again. >> good to see you. >> your father's legacy is being invoked by all of the republicans. i want to ask you straight out. what does donald trump have in common with ronald reagan? >> not much. i mean, the fact that they are both running and they both ran for the candidacy for the republican party, that's what they have in common. but that's really where it stops. and i think all of them make a...
First Look : MSNBCW : September 16, 2015 2:00am-2:31am PDT
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republican presidential hopefuls, they converge in ronald reagan's backyard but can any of them actual capture the gipper's spirit? let us know what you think about tonight's debate. sound off on our facebook page. we're back in three minutes. just might be the one. to clean the oceans, to start a movement, or lead a country. it may not be obvious yet, but one of these kids is going to change the world. we just need to make sure she has what she needs. welcome to windows 10. the future starts...
Washington This Week : CSPAN : September 12, 2015 8:00pm-9:01pm EDT
be here on this stage where ronald reagan found his voice as a student at eureka college. what a remarkable opportunity. some of you know this but earlier this year, my wife who was with me, the first lady of wisconsin, thank you for being with me, we celebrated our wedding anniversary right here on february 6 at eureka. you that iell remember the wedding anniversary because it is ronald reagan's birthday. i like to think it is the other way around but either way it really is an honor to be back here at the almanac or of the ter ofresident -- alma mat the 40th president of the united states. ronald reagan helped to shape my view of the world. when i think back to his first inaugural address when he stated "we should all remember the federal government did not create the states, the states created the federal government." that is why i work to take power out of washington and send it back to the states across this great country. that is true reform. i think about ronald reagan and how during my time, not much different than the age of the students here, ronald reagan helped to reb
be here on this stage where ronald reagan found his voice as a student at eureka college. what a remarkable opportunity. some of you know this but earlier this year, my wife who was with me, the first lady of wisconsin, thank you for being with me, we celebrated our wedding anniversary right here on february 6 at eureka. you that iell remember the wedding anniversary because it is ronald reagan's birthday. i like to think it is the other way around but either way it really is an honor to be...
Smerconish : CNNW : September 12, 2015 3:00pm-4:01pm PDT
candidate is claiming to be the rightful heir to ronald reagan's legacy. i'll ask one of his actual heirs whether any of them comes close. >>> james blake is attacked unprovoked. i'll talk to ray kelly, he was new york city's longest serving police commissioner about law enforcement in the post ferguson era. the war of words is heating up, candidates are taking shots at each other and showing up on late night tv. last night it was the donald with jimmy fallon doing their version of debate prep. >> question one, are you ready for the republican debate next week? >> you know, the truth is, i'm always ready. it's really going to be a big debate, i'm always ready. >> it's not just big, it's huge. huge, huge, huge, huge, huge, huge. >> i want to talk more about that with my panel. ellis, roger. let me pick up on the jimmy fallon bit, does the donald do debate prep? somewhere this weekend will there be individuals standing in for the different candidates? >> absolutely not. he's unscripted, uncoached, unhandled, he's the real deal. he's completely genuine. is he reading? i'm sure. there's
candidate is claiming to be the rightful heir to ronald reagan's legacy. i'll ask one of his actual heirs whether any of them comes close. >>> james blake is attacked unprovoked. i'll talk to ray kelly, he was new york city's longest serving police commissioner about law enforcement in the post ferguson era. the war of words is heating up, candidates are taking shots at each other and showing up on late night tv. last night it was the donald with jimmy fallon doing their version of...
MSNBC Live With Thomas Roberts : MSNBCW : September 16, 2015 10:00am-12:01pm PDT
business record. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> i was -- >> two report our reports publicly. if i represented those results, i could be help criminally liable. >> i think he said in a court case everybody does it. >> actually, everybody doesn't do it. if i would have done it, i could have gone to jail. >> let's go our political correspondent, casey hunt. all this is taking place on hallowed ground for republicans. >> reporter: indeed, thomas. good afternoon. the republicans at this point want nothing more than to be the party of ronald reagan. they have reagan dinners, they go back to his alma mater to give policy speeches. obviously they have come here to debate tonight. but it all raises a question of whether or not ronald reagan would even be able to be elected in california today. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> i was a big fan, a very big fan of ronald reagan. >> reporter: today republicans make the pilgrimage to debate at the reagan library in simi valley in the state where reagan acted -- >> starring ronald reagan. >> reporter: and then govern
business record. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> i was -- >> two report our reports publicly. if i represented those results, i could be help criminally liable. >> i think he said in a court case everybody does it. >> actually, everybody doesn't do it. if i would have done it, i could have gone to jail. >> let's go our political correspondent, casey hunt. all this is taking place on hallowed ground for republicans. >> reporter: indeed,...
Cavuto: Coast to Coast : FBC : September 18, 2015 12:00pm-2:01pm EDT
. republicans have been really quoting his name to say they are deployed out reagan. >> what i think of ronald reagan. ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> president reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan believes in america. neil: i thought we edited that. that was actually a nonstop ride from these candidates. obviously everyone would dream to be like this generation's reagan. deputy secretary mark weinberg said at least these guys from what you've seen -- >> i'm impressed by their credentials, but not by their behavior. it is mean-spirited. it is personal. it is angry and it's ugly. neil: ronald reagan was facing 15 or 16 challenges. >> i don't think there would be 15 or 16 people who would've challenged ronald reagan. what he would do is what he always did be himself, tell me what he believes, why he believed it and look forward and optimistically towards the future and you wouldn't lay my downgrade other people. neil: things got nasty and 76 and who is challenging gerald ford, turner pulled it off. did he let his surrogates do the n
. republicans have been really quoting his name to say they are deployed out reagan. >> what i think of ronald reagan. ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> president reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan believes in america. neil: i thought we edited that. that was actually a nonstop ride from these candidates. obviously everyone would dream to be like this generation's reagan. deputy...
Smerconish : CNNW : September 12, 2015 6:00am-7:01am PDT
heir to ronald reagan's legacy. i'll ask one of his actual heirs, his son michael, whether any of them comes close. >>> and more troubling behavior by the police as u.s. tennis star james blake is attacked by an undercover cop. i'll talk to ray kelly, the longest serving police commissioner about law enforcement in the post ferguson era. >>> but first, the war of words on the campaign trail is heating up. it's all pregame jockeying before the big debate this week right here on cnn. candidates are taking shots at each other and showing up on late night tv. last night it was the donald with jimmy fallon doing their version of debate prep. >> question one, are you ready for the republican debate next week? >> you know, the truth is, i'm always ready. it's really going to be a big debate. but i'm always ready. >> it's not just big, it's huge! it's huge! huge! huge! huge! huge! huge! >> i want to drill down on that and lots more with my all-star political panel. he's a political commentator and author, roger stone is a dark practitioner of the arts. it doesn't say that, it says republi
heir to ronald reagan's legacy. i'll ask one of his actual heirs, his son michael, whether any of them comes close. >>> and more troubling behavior by the police as u.s. tennis star james blake is attacked by an undercover cop. i'll talk to ray kelly, the longest serving police commissioner about law enforcement in the post ferguson era. >>> but first, the war of words on the campaign trail is heating up. it's all pregame jockeying before the big debate this week right here...
The Lead With Jake Tapper : CNNW : September 14, 2015 1:00pm-2:01pm PDT
for jake tapper today. we are live at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. we are a tick under 22 hours now from the big show, the cnn debate, the one debate to rule them all, this could reset the 2016 race. the message today for all the republican contenders walking the political wire goes something like this. you come at the king, you best not miss. because so far everyone who has come at donald trump has missed and seen their fortunes flounder. a new abc news/"the washington post" poll puts donald trump well out on top in the republican field. and those candidates brave enough to go blow-to-blow with the queen's native, voters treating them like hot garbage. jeb bush with his worst showing yet. he's at 8%. scott walker at 2%. and rick perry, the longest serving governor in texas history who thumped trump -- as a cancer on conservative. in the ruckus rumble for the republican nomination, there is donald trump and then there is everyone else. >> donald trump! >> reporter: a new abc news/"the washington post" poll shows trump with a healthy 13-p
for jake tapper today. we are live at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. we are a tick under 22 hours now from the big show, the cnn debate, the one debate to rule them all, this could reset the 2016 race. the message today for all the republican contenders walking the political wire goes something like this. you come at the king, you best not miss. because so far everyone who has come at donald trump has missed and seen their fortunes flounder. a new abc...
NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt : WRC : September 16, 2015 7:00pm-7:31pm EDT
punch. >> like ronald reagan taking down jimmy carter in 1980. >> there you go again. >> and lloyd benson dismissing dan quayle in '88. >> senator, you're no jack kennedy. >> and this is expected to be a combative debate. and the stage and the podiums will be about 20 inches apart, half of the distance in the first debate and so if you want to make a point, you may whack the candidate standing next to you. and they are standing for nearly three hours and one bathroom break and that is enough time to tire you out, laster, and could cause interesting moments tonight. >> let's bring in moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd, for some of the stanley cup it could be make or break. who can't afford to have a bad or mediocre showing. >> i think it starts with ben carson. this is the first time he is center stage. he is a cofront-runner with donald trump. how will he handle the bright lights. and so here he is. people are assessing him. is he the alternative to donald trump. >>> he melted the first half of the last debate. he a good moment at the end. he admitted he had stage fright. an
punch. >> like ronald reagan taking down jimmy carter in 1980. >> there you go again. >> and lloyd benson dismissing dan quayle in '88. >> senator, you're no jack kennedy. >> and this is expected to be a combative debate. and the stage and the podiums will be about 20 inches apart, half of the distance in the first debate and so if you want to make a point, you may whack the candidate standing next to you. and they are standing for nearly three hours and one...
debate, and air force one behind the podium, and the ronald reagan presidential library and it does set a tone. >> yes, i was at the first debate in cleveland and it was fascinating, but it was a large venue, as we were talking about yesterday, and the arena where lebron james plays, and it felt that way, and they tried to make it intimate, but only so much to do when you have a big place, and this is a stage that was literally built from nothing. it is like 45 feet in the air, and it is really special to be up right next to the plane that president reagan flew on and others before him, and you are absolutely right about the feel and the vibe in there and it is quite different than in cleveland. >> we don't want one kind of vibe, because we are in earthquake territory, and we are out there, and i am looking at the platform, and i am thinkingings if we are above 6.0, we are in trouble. >> it is the first thing that you thought of living ow here. and something i did not think of. >> and in the first debate rick santorum, bobby jindal, george pataki and senator lindsey graham, and they
debate, and air force one behind the podium, and the ronald reagan presidential library and it does set a tone. >> yes, i was at the first debate in cleveland and it was fascinating, but it was a large venue, as we were talking about yesterday, and the arena where lebron james plays, and it felt that way, and they tried to make it intimate, but only so much to do when you have a big place, and this is a stage that was literally built from nothing. it is like 45 feet in the air, and it is...
State of the Union With Jake Tapper : CNNW : September 13, 2015 6:00am-7:01am PDT
ever had in this country. you go back to a time of ronald reagan where this attitude was present. i don't believe you can just take the feeling of the reagan library and claim that that's the feeling that we have today. i mean, each era has a different feeling. i think at this point, a lot of people out there across this country are concerned about their futures. if you look at the polling, there's a reason why, in spite of your questions that you've asked, there's a reason why almost all of our candidates right now are beating hillary clinton head to head. it's because they don't think that this country's on the right path. certainly, i do believe that we're a blessed nation, that we're a blessed people. that we have the -- the blessing as a family to be in a wonderful place. and that we want this country not just be great, but we want it to be a place that can achieve even better things in the future. certainly, we are happy and cheery and we're -- we're -- we have a feeling of gratitude to be in america. but i think like all of us, we want to be in a better place than we are toda
ever had in this country. you go back to a time of ronald reagan where this attitude was present. i don't believe you can just take the feeling of the reagan library and claim that that's the feeling that we have today. i mean, each era has a different feeling. i think at this point, a lot of people out there across this country are concerned about their futures. if you look at the polling, there's a reason why, in spite of your questions that you've asked, there's a reason why almost all of...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : September 3, 2015 12:00pm-2:01pm EDT
developing a nuclear weapon. in the late 1980's, president ronald reagan begin discussions with mikell go much of -- gorbachev. it was inconceivable when those talks started in october of 1986 that they could really negotiate. who would imagine that these two countries, the united states and the soviet union, with thousands of nuclear warheads pointed at one another, could actually sit down and reach an agreement? the cold war was far from over at that time. in 1979, soviet forces invaded afghanistan in a continued attempt to spread communism. and lead president carter hold effort to negotiate. the list is lengthy. the soviet aggression at that moment in time. and yet, it was present ronald reagan who said he would sit down and negotiate with the soviet union. let me read an excerpt from the generally 17, 1988, "new york times" about the opposition ronald reagan faced in negotiating with the soviet union. it may sound familiar to what you're hearing today about president obama's efforts in iran. and i quote, already, white -- right-wing groups have mounted a strong campaign. to have naile
developing a nuclear weapon. in the late 1980's, president ronald reagan begin discussions with mikell go much of -- gorbachev. it was inconceivable when those talks started in october of 1986 that they could really negotiate. who would imagine that these two countries, the united states and the soviet union, with thousands of nuclear warheads pointed at one another, could actually sit down and reach an agreement? the cold war was far from over at that time. in 1979, soviet forces invaded...
State of the Union With Jake Tapper : CNNW : September 13, 2015 9:00am-10:01am PDT
ronald reagan library where the state of the union is ready to rumble. in days the candidates the take the stage here in california and you can expect a feistier eh change. donald trump has the strongest lead yet. 32% of voters said they would choose the billionaire to be the nominee and half expect him to emerge as the winner. the others have taken note and are ready to take aim at the top. new this morning, george pataki refusing to support trump if he is the nominee. others are knocking donald trump as a celebrity. >> i think donald trump is an entertainer. i think i am a leader. what i do is talk to the american people about the issues they care about. i think they hear what i'm talking about. >> with every jab at his people to, trump's poll numbers seem to rise. with one candidate's lead vanished faster than a fried snickers bar at the state fair. governor walker, thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> feels like a college game day event. >> you were once, poll-wise, the king of iowa. the favorite to win there at the top of the polls for months. this week a new poll has you
ronald reagan library where the state of the union is ready to rumble. in days the candidates the take the stage here in california and you can expect a feistier eh change. donald trump has the strongest lead yet. 32% of voters said they would choose the billionaire to be the nominee and half expect him to emerge as the winner. the others have taken note and are ready to take aim at the top. new this morning, george pataki refusing to support trump if he is the nominee. others are knocking...
The Seventies : CNNW : September 6, 2015 10:00pm-11:01pm PDT
, only when you book direct at hampton.com >>> former california governor ronald reagan is about to hold a press conference in washington where he is expected to announce that he is a candidate for the republican presidential nomination. >> one of the thing that was a problem for ford the fact that his party was coming apart at the seams. reagan was able to mount a formidable challenge to ford in the '76 nomination contest. >> i am running because i am growing increasingly concerned about the course events in the united states and the world. >> reagan was the great two term governor of california. and he goes after gerald ford as being weak. >> i am quite critical of our foreign policy right now. matter of fact i think that it is all most anchorless and all most aimless. >> he is a good actor. but he also is a formidable challenger. >> ronald reagan was challenging a sitting president in his own party, relatively conservative president and basically calling him a liberal sellout. >> in the texas primary reagan wiped out the president in a stunning victory. >> in august of 1974, this coun
, only when you book direct at hampton.com >>> former california governor ronald reagan is about to hold a press conference in washington where he is expected to announce that he is a candidate for the republican presidential nomination. >> one of the thing that was a problem for ford the fact that his party was coming apart at the seams. reagan was able to mount a formidable challenge to ford in the '76 nomination contest. >> i am running because i am growing increasingly...
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : September 15, 2015 6:00pm-7:01pm PDT
people take it. >> we're here at the ronald reagan library. ronald reagan when he was governor of california signed an abortion bill into law which he regretted later. ronald reagan was not an evangel can christian. he was like donald trump i believe a presbyterian. as he went along in his later presidential life and pre-presidential life when he was running for president, he met up with jerry fallwell, became very interested and they became good friends and did very good with the evangelicals. i don't think he's scamming anybody. >> president moore, despite polling that has trump leading among evangelicals, as far as i know, correct me if i'm wrong, no evangelical pastor you've spoken to said they're supporting him. how do you describe the disconnect, if pastors and leaders aren't supporting him, yet the polls show at least in, you know, in the numbers this early on, evangelicals by large numbers seem to be picking him. >> well, look, evangelical christians ought to be the last people to fall for hucksters and demagog demagogues. we ought to have our consciences so shaped by the
people take it. >> we're here at the ronald reagan library. ronald reagan when he was governor of california signed an abortion bill into law which he regretted later. ronald reagan was not an evangel can christian. he was like donald trump i believe a presbyterian. as he went along in his later presidential life and pre-presidential life when he was running for president, he met up with jerry fallwell, became very interested and they became good friends and did very good with the...
Early Start With John Berman and Christine Romans : CNNW : September 14, 2015 2:00am-3:01am PDT
. >> reporter: we are at the ronald reagan library. the candidates are getting ready. you know one of the big themes of the season has been the strengths of outsider candidates like donald trump and ben carson. also carly fiorina. now fiorina is going to be the new addition to the primetime debate stage. she spoke yesterday about her outsider status and what she brings to the table. >> i have been in and around washington for a long time. i don't think it is a big mystery. i think one of the secrets is professional politicians want everyone to think it is so hard to do what we do. nobody else can do it. that's hogwash. most of this stuff is common sense and good judgment. people are frustrated because they see no common sense or good judgment in washington, d.c. >> reporter: meanwhile, scott walker, once a serious contender in states likes iowa, but is now sunk in the polls, talked about why it is a good thing he held elected office. >> remember president obama had never run anything in government before. we see what a lousy president he has been in terms of ideologically, but running thi
. >> reporter: we are at the ronald reagan library. the candidates are getting ready. you know one of the big themes of the season has been the strengths of outsider candidates like donald trump and ben carson. also carly fiorina. now fiorina is going to be the new addition to the primetime debate stage. she spoke yesterday about her outsider status and what she brings to the table. >> i have been in and around washington for a long time. i don't think it is a big mystery. i think...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : September 16, 2015 12:00pm-1:01pm PDT
ronald reagan? >> i think everyone will try to tell donald trump he is no ronald reagan. and he isn't a ronald reagan. he's a very different kind of candidate. you know, ronald reagan was kind of the smiling conservative. he's the more snarling conservative coming out of a different mold. and you don't have to be ronald reagan to become the republican nominee. nobody has since -- but here's the game i think everybody should play. how many times is ronald reagan's name going to be invoked and who's going to be the leader in invoking ronald reagan most often? but you got to understand, you know, trump may be no ronald reagan but he's no dan quayle either. he is not just going to sit back and take these attacks. >> no, sir. >> he has a kevlar vests. none of the attacks have hit him. >> another theory going back to histo history, the idea of not being about washington runs back a long ways. the outsider angle. here's george w. bush who, of course, came from a legacy just like jeb bush, and yet, his big pitch was that he wasn't washington. >> i want to thank my friends here in iowa.
ronald reagan? >> i think everyone will try to tell donald trump he is no ronald reagan. and he isn't a ronald reagan. he's a very different kind of candidate. you know, ronald reagan was kind of the smiling conservative. he's the more snarling conservative coming out of a different mold. and you don't have to be ronald reagan to become the republican nominee. nobody has since -- but here's the game i think everybody should play. how many times is ronald reagan's name going to be invoked...
NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt : KNTV : September 16, 2015 5:30pm-6:01pm PDT
the mantle of ronald reagan tonight but how do they stack up against his legacy. =vo= breaking news of an eight- point-three earthquake in chile. new video of the quake and the aftermath. =janelle/take vo= and we're live in lake and napa counties - where rain and looters are creating new complications for evacuees. =next close= next. >>> the memory of former president ronald reagan is looming large over tonight's gop debate, taking place in the library this bears his name. how do reagan's principles compare to those laying claim to his legacy? here is andrea mitchell. >> it is the other republican race. the candidates racing to compare themselves to ronald reagan. >> he is somebody that i knew and liked and he liked me. >> i remember our wedding anniversary because it is ronald reagan's birthday. >> jeb bush undressed to show his reagan connection. >> reagan and bush. >> he was the great debater. >> i'm not going to exploit for political purposes my opponents youth and inexperience. >> but he skewered his opponents with a self-deprecating quip, not an attack said his son michael. >>
the mantle of ronald reagan tonight but how do they stack up against his legacy. =vo= breaking news of an eight- point-three earthquake in chile. new video of the quake and the aftermath. =janelle/take vo= and we're live in lake and napa counties - where rain and looters are creating new complications for evacuees. =next close= next. >>> the memory of former president ronald reagan is looming large over tonight's gop debate, taking place in the library this bears his name. how do...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : September 14, 2015 10:00am-12:01pm EDT
, remarks by wisconsin governor scott walker, who spoke at ronald reagan's alma mater on thursday. a man i have honored as a true chuck: good morning. it is a great day to be here, isn't it? my name is chuck erickson. is an honor to be introducing the governor of wisconsin, a man i have honored as a true conservative. in his book, governor walker stated that conservatives need to stop playing by the rules set by the left. with creativity and a little innovation, we can define the debate on our terms. the added, "when circumstances provide you with a chance to take big, bold, decisive actions, sees it. -- seize it." and sees it he did -- seize it needed. it is not just talk the talk, he walked the walk. in his first term, he took on union bosses, freeing school district to hire the best features and prioritize spending -- teachers and prioritize spending. the closed a deficit and delivered to billion dollars in tax relief. property taxes in his state or lower today than when he took office. he has overseen the creation of thousands and thousands of new jobs and businesses as well as a signi
, remarks by wisconsin governor scott walker, who spoke at ronald reagan's alma mater on thursday. a man i have honored as a true chuck: good morning. it is a great day to be here, isn't it? my name is chuck erickson. is an honor to be introducing the governor of wisconsin, a man i have honored as a true conservative. in his book, governor walker stated that conservatives need to stop playing by the rules set by the left. with creativity and a little innovation, we can define the debate on our...
Washington This Week : CSPAN : September 12, 2015 10:00pm-12:01am EDT
celebrity and all that stuff. did they forget that ronald reagan was a movie star and he was just fine as a president, you know, and as far as bobby jindal, he sounds like he is completely and totally jealous. he seems insecure and he's just got to terrapin donald trump down, who seems to be very, very self-confident. that appeals to us, arched the american public, we're not stupid. we get tired of the same machine running, i mean, i'm a member of a national health care union and the first thing they want to do is go up to district of columbia and offer a lot of money. these people we elected should be doing the right thing, not whoever pays -- that, to me, is is is is like a mob. thanks. >> that part of the trump business -- i was a businessman. i know how it works, that's the most powerful line in a donald trump speech. i think the caller speaks to that. i don't agree with the comparison about donald trump and reagan. reagan was a two-term governor in california. he was involved in politics. donald trump has no elective or political experience before he started floating his own
celebrity and all that stuff. did they forget that ronald reagan was a movie star and he was just fine as a president, you know, and as far as bobby jindal, he sounds like he is completely and totally jealous. he seems insecure and he's just got to terrapin donald trump down, who seems to be very, very self-confident. that appeals to us, arched the american public, we're not stupid. we get tired of the same machine running, i mean, i'm a member of a national health care union and the first...
CNN Tonight With Don Lemon : CNNW : September 15, 2015 7:00pm-8:01pm PDT
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Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : September 16, 2015 2:00pm-3:01pm PDT
conservative credentials. gop hopefuls will be trying to show they can be the heir to ronald reagan as their party is ripped apart to ideological and personal coils and rip each other apart with insults. who can prove they're ready to lead? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and aroun the world. i'm wolf blitzer live from inside the ronald reagan presidential library. and you're in "the situation room." >>> just an hour away an extraordinary republican showdown begins right here on cnn. we're coming to you live from inside the debate hall at the reagan library in simi valley, california, where 15 candidates are gathering for the gop presidential debate. for some it's a battle for political survival. for others a chance to thump donald trump. the billionaire leads the latest national polls just barely over fellow outder dr. ben carson. and polls show carson is now gaining ground significantly in new hampshire. carly fiorina she's also moved into third place in the latest new hampshire poll. all the others including the earliest establishment favorite jeb bush they're ba
conservative credentials. gop hopefuls will be trying to show they can be the heir to ronald reagan as their party is ripped apart to ideological and personal coils and rip each other apart with insults. who can prove they're ready to lead? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and aroun the world. i'm wolf blitzer live from inside the ronald reagan presidential library. and you're in "the situation room." >>> just an hour away an extraordinary republican...
Morning Joe : MSNBCW : September 15, 2015 3:00am-6:01am PDT
drop ronald reagan but would they govern like him? biographer joins the conversation. you're watching "morning joe" and here's carly. >> ladies, look at this face. and look at all of your faces. the face of leadership. the face of leadership in our party, the party of women's suffrage. 61-year-old women i am proud of every year and every wrinkle. [ music playing ] hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! [ laughing ] [ music continues ] introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. it's more than a nit's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions, including an industry leading broadband network, and cloud and hosting services - all with dedicated, responsive support. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you're free to focus on growing your business. centurylink. your link to what's next. i tried depend last weekend. it really made the difference between a morning around the house and getting a litt
drop ronald reagan but would they govern like him? biographer joins the conversation. you're watching "morning joe" and here's carly. >> ladies, look at this face. and look at all of your faces. the face of leadership. the face of leadership in our party, the party of women's suffrage. 61-year-old women i am proud of every year and every wrinkle. [ music playing ] hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! [ laughing ] [ music continues ] introducing the one-and-only volkswagen...
Kennedy : FBC : September 8, 2015 8:00pm-9:01pm EDT
rename the ronald reagan airport. find out who they want to change it to. this will shock you. i'm glad you're here. i'm kennedy . lisa: so hillary's algorithm went to the voters, let's talk to our panel. the daily beast washington bureau chief. handsome as ever and so is mike baker, like a male model contest of smart people. and covert of operations and i don't even know what that is, and andy, he with the dreamy blue eyes and the song in his heart, welcome to all. >> hi, there. lisa: i'm not a girthist. [laughter] by any step of imagination, we'll get to that. andy, i want to start with you. how is hillary's candidacy like the "fantastic four"? >> they keep rebooting them and they're always bad. every four years you get a "fantastic four" every four years or eight years you get a hillary campaign and they're bad. this is -- we've reached the level of parody now that there will be efforts. i assume on her schedule it says 2:50 to 3:00 p.m. be spontaneous. lisa: organize spontaneous. >> that's right. why doesn't she try to be honest? i'm just throwing it out there. taking a shot in
rename the ronald reagan airport. find out who they want to change it to. this will shock you. i'm glad you're here. i'm kennedy . lisa: so hillary's algorithm went to the voters, let's talk to our panel. the daily beast washington bureau chief. handsome as ever and so is mike baker, like a male model contest of smart people. and covert of operations and i don't even know what that is, and andy, he with the dreamy blue eyes and the song in his heart, welcome to all. >> hi, there. lisa:...
CNN Newsroom With Poppy Harlow : CNNW : September 6, 2015 2:00pm-3:01pm PDT
reviving ronald reagan's pledge to get rid of the education and energy departments. predictively they've grown like topsy here and i'm sure caused all kinds of problems at the state level. i think donald trump would love her. as far as not being electable, mark, i have to say that was the same view of the carter white house about ronald reagan, so you need to be careful here. >> there are huge differences between ronald reagan, a former california governor with tremendous support, although it was divided, and donald trump, a reality television host. i think there are -- >> he is the head of the trump organization which ask a billion-dollar organization he built himself. i would say he has some experience. >> people are reading him as celebrity right now which is why i think he's polling well. donald trump is incredibly smart. i don't take anything away from him. i could have said ronald reagan was an actor, but i didn't. because the public perception -- >> interestingly, though, ronald reagan wasn't ronald reagan until he actually got out of office. he became who he was while he was ther
reviving ronald reagan's pledge to get rid of the education and energy departments. predictively they've grown like topsy here and i'm sure caused all kinds of problems at the state level. i think donald trump would love her. as far as not being electable, mark, i have to say that was the same view of the carter white house about ronald reagan, so you need to be careful here. >> there are huge differences between ronald reagan, a former california governor with tremendous support,...
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nuclear weapons. they may be working towards it, but they do not have it. ronald reagan made a deal. trust and verify. this is the exact same thing going on. why do they oppose it if they are ronald reagan conservatives? guest: you are right that ronald reagan did negotiate to ban major nuclear arms control agreements with the soviet union. the 1987 treaty that eliminated all intermediate range nuclear arms missiles. and he began negotiations on the strategic arms reduction treaty, which george h.w. bush finalized. but there is one difference between those cold war era agreements between the u.s. and the soviet union and this agreement, which is that this is a multilateral agreement between the united states, its allies, and iran. and it is iran taking on all of the responsibilities. we are not giving up our nuclear weapons. what we are doing in this arrangement is if iran does the thing it is supposed to do, cut its uranium enrichment capacity by over half, reduce its enriched uranium stockpile, dismantle its reactor, allow the inspections we need to check for cheating, then the p5
nuclear weapons. they may be working towards it, but they do not have it. ronald reagan made a deal. trust and verify. this is the exact same thing going on. why do they oppose it if they are ronald reagan conservatives? guest: you are right that ronald reagan did negotiate to ban major nuclear arms control agreements with the soviet union. the 1987 treaty that eliminated all intermediate range nuclear arms missiles. and he began negotiations on the strategic arms reduction treaty, which...
CNN Republican Debate : CNNW : September 16, 2015 3:00pm-4:46pm PDT
digits, they have to show they can take down donald trump and as they stand next to ronald reagan's air force one they have to standout as presidential material, they can lead in a time of crisis. >> huge, huge time. let's get the latest what is going on, moments away from the republican presidential debate. john berman is over here at the debate stage, john. >> wolf, i feel like i'm standing at the 18th green at the masters. forgive me as i speak in hush tone because the audience is around me. four candidates in the first debate, those polling at the bottom of the polls, the second debate that begins at 8:00 p.m., 11 candidates arranged by their position in the polls, which means donald trump front and center, literally, ben carson will be on one side, jeb bush on the other. and when i say on one side, i mean close by side. these top separated by 20 inches. that is much closer than the first debate. these candidates will literally feel the presence of those right beside them. now, this debate will be a little bit different than the first one in another way, too. not so much back and fo
digits, they have to show they can take down donald trump and as they stand next to ronald reagan's air force one they have to standout as presidential material, they can lead in a time of crisis. >> huge, huge time. let's get the latest what is going on, moments away from the republican presidential debate. john berman is over here at the debate stage, john. >> wolf, i feel like i'm standing at the 18th green at the masters. forgive me as i speak in hush tone because the audience...
NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt : WNBC : September 16, 2015 6:30pm-7:00pm EDT
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NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt : WCAU : September 16, 2015 6:30pm-7:01pm EDT
move. ask your doctor about crestor. >>> the memory of former president ronald reagan is looming large over tonight's gop debate, taking place in the library that bears him name. but how do those principals compare to those in his leg aassy. here is andrea mitchell. >> it is the other race. the candidates racing to compare themselves to ronald reagan. >> he is somebody that i knew and liked and he liked me. >> i remember our wedding anniversary because it is ronald reagan's birthday. >> jeb bush undressed to show his reagan connection. >> reagan and bush. >> he was the great debater. >> i'm not going to exploit for political purposes my opponents youth and inexperience. >> but he skewered his opponents with a self-deprecating quib, not an attack said his son michael. >> he believed thou shalt not talk ill of another republican. >> and donald trump is trying to make america great again. but reagan has the flip side of today's angory rhetoric. >> he said once, i hope history will say i tried to appeal to people's best instincts, not the worst fears. >> and reagan compromised on tax
move. ask your doctor about crestor. >>> the memory of former president ronald reagan is looming large over tonight's gop debate, taking place in the library that bears him name. but how do those principals compare to those in his leg aassy. here is andrea mitchell. >> it is the other race. the candidates racing to compare themselves to ronald reagan. >> he is somebody that i knew and liked and he liked me. >> i remember our wedding anniversary because it is ronald...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : September 15, 2015 11:00pm-12:01am PDT
ronald reagan library. i'm giving the news at the top, donald trump is still rising, but dr. ben carson is rising a whole lot faster. according to "the new york times" cbs poll out today, it's now trump at 27% nationally, ben carson coming up on the outside at 23%. but as i said, the former neurosurgeon is suddenly accelerating, quadrupling his number in just two months. well, today, trump and carson are making the big news today by administering a shellacking to the establishment republican party we all grew up with. all other candidates remain in the anemic single digits. jeb bush dropped seven points since july according to the times. he's now tied with marco rubios and ted cruz. i'm joined now with steve schitd, a smart guy. the washington bureau chief for "usa today," susan page. and we have ron reagan with us, msnbc analyst. first of all, i've got to go to schmidt. i've got to go to you on this. you're one of the really smart guys out there on the republican party. is your party coming apart? these are just pissant numbers that the republican numbers are greating. it's less
ronald reagan library. i'm giving the news at the top, donald trump is still rising, but dr. ben carson is rising a whole lot faster. according to "the new york times" cbs poll out today, it's now trump at 27% nationally, ben carson coming up on the outside at 23%. but as i said, the former neurosurgeon is suddenly accelerating, quadrupling his number in just two months. well, today, trump and carson are making the big news today by administering a shellacking to the establishment...
Book Discussion on Getting Real : CSPAN2 : September 5, 2015 9:00am-10:01am EDT
executive director of ronald reagan presidential foundation. i am john heubusch and i thank you for coming this evening. hon. men and women in uniform who defend our freedom around the world if you would stand and join me for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. please be seated. before we get started there are a few people in the audience i would like to make sure we are recognized today and i begin with the former first lady of the state of california gayle wilson. [applause] we also have with us the vice president of strategic communications for general electric. gary? [applause] >> tonight is a special night as we have with us a very special group of students from around the country. 20 reagan foundation scholarship winners and their families. please stand. [applause] >> they will be attending the university this fall, one of this country's greatest companies and one of its greatest presidents, thank you for coming. pe
executive director of ronald reagan presidential foundation. i am john heubusch and i thank you for coming this evening. hon. men and women in uniform who defend our freedom around the world if you would stand and join me for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. please be seated. before we get started there are a few people in the...
Book Discussion on The End of the Cold War : CSPAN2 : September 14, 2015 7:00am-8:01am EDT
have marvelous access to the papers of ronald reagan, to some extent george shultz, bill casey, then we can get away forward to understand how this terrible threat of a third world war was avoided by that particular generation of leaders. and i picked out four leaders as being cardinal figures in the process of ending the cold war. on the american side, ronald reagan and george schultz. on the soviet side, mikhail gorbachev and his foreign minister eduard. and one of the questions that one has to ask about the process of ending the cold war is what was it that made the u.s. as our job. why did they resist western pressure, particularly the american pressure? for so many years in the 14th -- '40s, '50s, '60s, '70s, and yet they started to make massive the concessions in the second half of the 1980s. what i found was that contrary to what mikhail gorbachev likes to suggest, the change of attitude to the problems of the soviet internal crisis did not occur only when he came to power in 1985. the materials show that the politburo repeatedly looked at the fundamental economic, social, religi
have marvelous access to the papers of ronald reagan, to some extent george shultz, bill casey, then we can get away forward to understand how this terrible threat of a third world war was avoided by that particular generation of leaders. and i picked out four leaders as being cardinal figures in the process of ending the cold war. on the american side, ronald reagan and george schultz. on the soviet side, mikhail gorbachev and his foreign minister eduard. and one of the questions that one has...
CNN Newsroom With Poppy Harlow : CNNW : September 13, 2015 2:00pm-3:01pm PDT
scenic simi valley, california right here on cnn. the setting, the ronald reagan presidential museum and library. crew members hard at work getting the stage ready right next to air force one, the retired presidential plane. kpmt this debate to have plenty of fireworks. 15 candidates going out on the sunday talk shows this morning on full attack mode. first up, donald trump center stage and still dominating the polls. >> well, i'm a deal maker. i'll make great deals for this country. ben can't do that. ben's a doctor and he's not a deal maker. >> i'm gratified to see that so many people are starting to listen to what i'm saying and evaluating it on its merits as opposed to listening to what people have portrayed me as saying. >> it's about five months out. we've got the time to make the grass roots connections and get that message out. >> i have no doubt i could come down to congress, not cave like other people have done, and get the job done. >> just some of what we heard this morning. over the next two hours, we have all the political angles ahead of the big debate. our corresponde
scenic simi valley, california right here on cnn. the setting, the ronald reagan presidential museum and library. crew members hard at work getting the stage ready right next to air force one, the retired presidential plane. kpmt this debate to have plenty of fireworks. 15 candidates going out on the sunday talk shows this morning on full attack mode. first up, donald trump center stage and still dominating the polls. >> well, i'm a deal maker. i'll make great deals for this country. ben...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : September 16, 2015 3:00pm-4:01pm PDT
republican presidential candidates are gathering at the ronald reagan presidential library getting ready to square off in the second major gop primary debate. we are now just hours away from one of the biggest moments so far in the 2016 race. all eyes, of course, are on donald trump. the republican front runner giving a hint today that he is interested in using tonight's debate to show a different side of himself. >> i think i can tone it down a little bit when pressed. i think i have a great temperment. you couldn't build a great business like i built if you didn't have great temperment. i think sometimes i can tone it down and hit a little less hard. >> but others sound like they plan to hit plenty hard. scott walker's campaign telling nbc if he gets the chance to mix it up he's going to. since the last debate walker has fallen from being one of the top contenders to the bottom of the polls. all 11 candidates on that stage tonight have a whole lot at stake. here is what they say they're planning. >> i don't think my strategy is going to change at all. it is going to be to tell the truth a
republican presidential candidates are gathering at the ronald reagan presidential library getting ready to square off in the second major gop primary debate. we are now just hours away from one of the biggest moments so far in the 2016 race. all eyes, of course, are on donald trump. the republican front runner giving a hint today that he is interested in using tonight's debate to show a different side of himself. >> i think i can tone it down a little bit when pressed. i think i have a...
CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin : CNNW : September 16, 2015 11:00am-1:01pm PDT
>>> here we go. we are live here at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi county, california. i'm brooke baldwin, thrilled to be here, hours away from the main event where history will be made this evening. ten men and one woman will take one another on in the cnn republican presidential debate. and some of them right now are arriving on the scene. they're walking around our staging area, seeing how close these podiums are to one another, seeing how incredibly intimate this sven eye is. you are just about ten feet away from those candidates in the front row. george pataki is touring the stage. they're getting their turns. he just talked to my colleague asena jones. here's what the governor just said. >> what id you do to prepare this morning? >> my whole life has prepared me for this. i was governor of new york for three terms. i've been through september 11th to the excitement of our recovery. i'm ready. >> reporter: last question, what's your plan, your goal? how are you going to break through tonight? >> just be myself. let the people know my optimistic view of
>>> here we go. we are live here at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi county, california. i'm brooke baldwin, thrilled to be here, hours away from the main event where history will be made this evening. ten men and one woman will take one another on in the cnn republican presidential debate. and some of them right now are arriving on the scene. they're walking around our staging area, seeing how close these podiums are to one another, seeing how incredibly intimate this...
was really good. wow. ronald reagan. to watch the ted cruise add immediately after watching the reagan add. you can't help but feel is this a parity especially when the cowboy boots come in at the end. >> i felt the boot coming in made the best point. we didn't know in 1984 what the bear was. we thought the bear could destroy us. now we find ourself in this position where we actually are in size the boot compared to the scorpion and yet, we keep saying the scorpion is the j.d. team. you can put a jersey, a colby bryant jersey on them. i think donald trump plays into this very well. a lot of americans why are we allowing isis to cut off american's heads that's a part i actually relate to. >> i think the attempt, perhaps, was noble. certainly, the uncertainly in the world, the danger in the world, problems are world away and end up on the doorstep in nano seconds, that's great. but sequels most often don't do the big box office like the big movie. this is imitative and junior league. the best part of the commercial is ted cruise is not in it. i just don't think that's going to advance th
was really good. wow. ronald reagan. to watch the ted cruise add immediately after watching the reagan add. you can't help but feel is this a parity especially when the cowboy boots come in at the end. >> i felt the boot coming in made the best point. we didn't know in 1984 what the bear was. we thought the bear could destroy us. now we find ourself in this position where we actually are in size the boot compared to the scorpion and yet, we keep saying the scorpion is the j.d. team. you...
At This Hour With Berman and Bolduan : CNNW : September 14, 2015 8:00am-9:01am PDT
east, 8:00 a.m. in simi valley, california. i'm joining you live from the majestic ronald reagan presidential library where just two days from now, we'll see round two. the republican presidential debate right here on cnn. 11 candidates face off on the main stage and a new poll this morning shows donald trump the one to beat. trump has put even more distance between himself and the rest of the pack, with ben carson second. no one even close. big separation. what happened to jeb bush, marco rubio, rand paul? the stakes so high for them. what about carly fiorina, she's a new addition to the big debate, but while she has gained publicity, she's not really picked up support, according to the new polls. will donald trump insult her to her face? and what about that face that trump commented on so recently? carly fiorina, a superpac behind her, now striking back. more on all of that coming up. >>> first, let's talk poll position. the latest abc news/washington post poll. donald trump way out front. athena jones joins us. it's all about the outsiders. >> that was one of my favorite books growing up.
east, 8:00 a.m. in simi valley, california. i'm joining you live from the majestic ronald reagan presidential library where just two days from now, we'll see round two. the republican presidential debate right here on cnn. 11 candidates face off on the main stage and a new poll this morning shows donald trump the one to beat. trump has put even more distance between himself and the rest of the pack, with ben carson second. no one even close. big separation. what happened to jeb bush, marco...
kate boldaun. >> and i'm john berman live this morning at the ronald reagan presidential library in beautiful -- but today rainy -- simi valley, california. we're just one day from cnn's gop debate. some candidates' campaigns could be at stake unless they find a way to derail the trump express. is the front-runner worried? >> so, the debate. i hear they're all gone afting me. whatever. whatever. no, i hear it. >> whatever. but maybe he should worry because in a new cbs/"new york times" poll out just this morning shows dr. ben carson close. carson just a few points behind while the rest of the field, way, way back. the establishment guys have fallen just so deep behind donald trump and ben carson. the two outsiders have the inside track if the election were held today, which of course it's not, but the debate is being held tomorrow. the establishment now fighting back. don't trump with a campaign event tonight. >> yes, here in california, of all places, on an aircraft carrier. a huge rally planned where he's going to talk about veterans' issues and how he wants to strengthen the mili
kate boldaun. >> and i'm john berman live this morning at the ronald reagan presidential library in beautiful -- but today rainy -- simi valley, california. we're just one day from cnn's gop debate. some candidates' campaigns could be at stake unless they find a way to derail the trump express. is the front-runner worried? >> so, the debate. i hear they're all gone afting me. whatever. whatever. no, i hear it. >> whatever. but maybe he should worry because in a new...
Legal View With Ashleigh Banfield : CNNW : September 15, 2015 9:00am-10:01am PDT
the ronald reagan presidential library, and if you don't believe that it is really anybody's race, let me show you one more find ing from the cbs/new york times poll, fewer than 4 republican voters in 10 who already or say they have already have the favorite candidate, they have totally made up their minds. have you made up your mind? 37%, but more than 6 in 10 say that it is far too early to lock in that choice. that means it is still open, folks. i want to bring in david challen and dana ruslan, and what are you making of the polls? >> well, clearly, ashleigh, dr. carson is bursting into the second place, and he is providing the conservatives an alternative to trump in the nonestabli nonestablishment railing, and so if you do not like the politic tigss as usual, then you have an a alternative to trump and then you have a style in dr. car sso to where conservatives can park themselves, and now ben carson is consolidating himself in the nontrump alternative in the rac race. >> and now, jumping in here, as i look at the significance of each one of the people here for tomorrow night
the ronald reagan presidential library, and if you don't believe that it is really anybody's race, let me show you one more find ing from the cbs/new york times poll, fewer than 4 republican voters in 10 who already or say they have already have the favorite candidate, they have totally made up their minds. have you made up your mind? 37%, but more than 6 in 10 say that it is far too early to lock in that choice. that means it is still open, folks. i want to bring in david challen and dana...
America's Newsroom With Bill Hemmer and Martha MacCallum : FOXNEWSW : September 16, 2015 6:00am-8:01am PDT
their best ronald reagan at the ronald reagan library. ben carson has been reaganesque, he has been forward thinking, leading in the us to that better hill where that shining city is. i think most of the 10 will try to stay away from trump. martha: somebody on the other side of the political fence joe biden is saying what some of the other republican candidates will be trying to articulate. here he is saying this. >> this will pass. the trump and the stiff you are hearing on the other team. this isn't about democrat-republican. it's about a sick message. this message has been tried on america many times before. we always, always, always, always, always overcome it. martha: he's talking about immigration. >> the great thing about joe biden is, he's authentic. i think he would resonate very well. he doesn't read off cue cards. he says what he thinks. i think it would can a great embraiption of overbiden if he were part of this debate. -- a great embracing of joe biden if he were part of this debate. martha: joe biden picked up 4 points in the course of hillary clinton's decline. take
their best ronald reagan at the ronald reagan library. ben carson has been reaganesque, he has been forward thinking, leading in the us to that better hill where that shining city is. i think most of the 10 will try to stay away from trump. martha: somebody on the other side of the political fence joe biden is saying what some of the other republican candidates will be trying to articulate. here he is saying this. >> this will pass. the trump and the stiff you are hearing on the other...
The O'Reilly Factor : FOXNEWSW : September 22, 2015 5:00pm-6:01pm PDT
those things would allow reagan to be nominated today. >> the very liberal stephen colbert using ronald reagan to interrogate senator ted cruz. we will show you what happened. >> do you think will ferrell knows anything? i. >> i you will debate you any time you pinhead. you come on in here and in 15 minutes me and you. >> also the factor challenges will ferrell and other politically involved informers who-to-a debate. gutfeld and mcguirk have some thoughts. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. is the pope a left wing guy? that is the sung of this evening's talking points memo. this afternoon, pope francis landed at andrews air force base. greeted bye bye den and the first lady. the pope is resting this morning. photograph people president obama has invited of transgender people and abortion people and other left wing folks to the reception. wisely the pope doesn't want to be used in a photo op. that might indicate passive endorsement of a point of view the president might hold. n
those things would allow reagan to be nominated today. >> the very liberal stephen colbert using ronald reagan to interrogate senator ted cruz. we will show you what happened. >> do you think will ferrell knows anything? i. >> i you will debate you any time you pinhead. you come on in here and in 15 minutes me and you. >> also the factor challenges will ferrell and other politically involved informers who-to-a debate. gutfeld and mcguirk have some thoughts. caution, you...
The Rundown With José Díaz-Balart : MSNBCW : September 16, 2015 6:00am-8:01am PDT
political correspondent kasie hunt is outside the ronald reagan presidential library in southern california, the site of tonight's debate. early morning to you. what a night it will be. >> a very early good morning to you from california, josÉ. more than ever the republican party wants to be the party of reagan. they go to reagan dinners. they've gone back to his alma mater to give speeches. now the debate stage at his library. it all raises the question of whether ronald reagan could even get elected in california today. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> i was a big fan of -- a very big fan of ronald reagan. >> today republicans make the pilgrimage to debate at the reagan library in simi valley where reagan acted and then governed. he has become a republican legend. here in california his once grand old party is all but extinct. the last one to win statewide was another actor turned politician but the gop hasn't been back since. democrats dominate sacramento. meg whitman last her race for governor in 2010. 2016 presidential candidate carly fiorina lost ba
political correspondent kasie hunt is outside the ronald reagan presidential library in southern california, the site of tonight's debate. early morning to you. what a night it will be. >> a very early good morning to you from california, josÉ. more than ever the republican party wants to be the party of reagan. they go to reagan dinners. they've gone back to his alma mater to give speeches. now the debate stage at his library. it all raises the question of whether ronald reagan could...


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Розен — фамилия.

Известные носители

 Розен, Алексей Александрович (1812—1867) — барон, участник Кавказских войн, генерал-майор.

 Розен, Анна Васильевна (1797—1883) — жена декабриста барона Андрея Евгеньевича фон Розена, последовавшая за ним в Сибирь.
 Розен, Вальтер Вольдемарович фон (1844—1922) — известный русский натуралист, фенолог, ботаник, садовод, знаток флоры Тульской губернии конца XIX — начала XX столетий, краевед, филокартист, статский советник.

 Розен, Ганс Фридрихович (1870—1945) — член III Государственной думы, член Государственного совета.
 Розен, Георг (1820—1891) — немецкий востоковед и дипломат.
 Розен, Георг Густав фон (1651—1737) — лифляндский барон, российский генерал-лейтенант.
 Розен, Георг Иоганн Отто (1843—1923) — шведский живописец.
 Розен, Гиацинт (1897—1867) — бельгийский борец вольного стиля.
 Розен, Григорий Владимирович (1782—1841) — русский военачальник, генерал от инфантерии (1826).
 Розен, Густав Фридрих (1688—1769) — шведский генерал, генерал-губернатор Финляндии (1747).
 Розен, Джеффри Адам (род. 1958) — американский юрист и политик.
 Розен, Евгений Андреевич (1826—1895) — мемуарист, штабс-ротмистр лейб-гвардии уланского полка.
 Розен, Егор Фёдорович (1800—1860) — русский писатель и поэт, драматург, критик.
 Розен, Ёлка (1868—1935) — французская художница и писательница.

 Розен, Иосиф Борисович (1877—1949) — американский агроном, руководитель Агро-Джойнта.
 Розен, Карл Густав (1655—1722) — шведский генерал.
 Розен, Карл Густав фон (1909—1977) — шведский лётчик, «пионер шведской авиации».

 Розен, Леон (1869—1942) — французский и американский шахматист.
 Розен, Майкл (род. 1946) — британский диктор, детский писатель и детский поэт.
 Розен, Макс (1900—1956) — американский скрипач.

 Розен, Мэрион (1914—2012) — физиотерапевт, основоположник школы розен-метода.
 Розен, Натан (1909—1995) — американский и израильский физик-теоретик.
 Розен, Натаниэль (род. 1948) — американский виолончелист.
 Розен, Олег Маркович (1932—2018) — советский и российский геолог-тектонист.

 Розен, Пинхас (1887—1978) — первый министр юстиции Израиля, депутат кнессета с первого по шестой созыв.
 Розен, Пётр Карлович (1801—1868) — барон, вице-адмирал.
 Розен, Пётр Фёдорович (1779—1831) — барон, действительный статский советник, председатель областного правления Кавказской области.
 Розен, Прасковья Григорьевна (в монашестве Митрофания; 1825—1899) — баронесса, деятель РПЦ.

 Розен, Соломон Германович (1920—1992) — советский кинокритик и сценарист.
 Розен, Сэмюэл (1897—1981) — американский врач-оториноларинголог, отохирург.
 Розен, Фил (1888—1951) — американский кинорежиссёр и кинооператор.

 Розен, Хэролд (1926—2017) — американский учёный и инженер.
 Розен, Шервин (1938—2001) — американский экономист.
 Розен, Шломо (1905—1985) — политик и общественный деятель Израиля.
 Розен, Эльза Марианна фон (1927—2014) — шведская артистка балета.
 Розен, Эммануил Матвеевич (?—?) — русский архитектор.
 Розен, Юлий Евгеньевич (1810—1894) — барон, генерал-лейтенант, участник многих войн эпохи Николая I.
 Розен, Юлиус (1833—1892) — немецкий писатель, драматург.

Составные фамилии
 Розен-Розенштейн, Николай (1706—1772) — шведский врач.
 Розен-Санин, Михаил Николаевич (1877—1956) — российский и советский театральный актёр, заслуженный деятель искусств РСФСР.

Прочее
 Розен — район (фрегезия) в Португалии.
 Розены — баронские роды.
 Розен-метод — один из методов телесно-ориентированной психотерапии, сочетающий вербальный контакт и работу с хронически напряженными мышцами тела.

См. также
 Роузен
 Росен
 Розенцвейг
 Розенберг
 Розенштейн
 Розенталь

Примечания

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Under Barra, Expect a More Radical GM
The new CEO's mantra is simple: "No more crappy cars."
By Bill Saporito Dec. 10, 2013
Correction appended: Dec. 10, 2013, 11:28 E.T.
Traditionally, the wrestling match for CEO succession at Ford, General Motors and Chrysler has come down to a choice between the "money guys" and the "car guys." So with GM CEO Daniel F. Akerson, a money guy, having led the company from postbankruptcy to a successful IPO and, just yesterday, ridding the company of government ownership, it would make sense that a car guy would get the top job when he retired.
And she did.
Mary Barra, 51, who is in currently in charge of GM's global product development and supply chain, becomes the first woman to run a major car company. An electrical engineer and GM lifer with 33 years experience, Barra has the ability to refresh GM's product line while wringing costs from its sprawling global manufacturing operations makes her an essential figure in GM's future. "Mary went into an organization that quite frankly was in chaos and brought order," said Akerson of his successor during a press conference. "And fundamentally transformed the way we do development."
Akerson, 65, is leaving the job earlier than planned after learning his wife has advanced cancer. But he had already created a horse race for the top job among four executives, including Barra; CFO Dan Ammann, 41; North America boss Mark Reuss, 50; and Steve Girsky, 51, an investment banker who headed corporate strategy and tackled some of Akerson's big problems, like Europe. Ammann was named president and head of the Cadillac and Chevrolet brands, which will give him some hands-on car management. Reuss — who had been favored by previous chief Ed Whitacre — is going to get Barra's job in product development, and Girsky is going to remain on the GM board. "They're fine with it," Akerson said, emphasizing that now that the government is out of GM's hair, the company can start raising compensation to keep key executives from bolting.
(MORE: General Motors Reportedly Naming First Female CEO)
GM, says Akerson, is a company that must shift from reformation to transformation and the board saw Barra as that transformational leader. She certainly knows where the bodies are buried. Barra has worked as the plant manager at its Detroit Hamtramck assembly operation, head of global manufacturing engineering and was running GM's human-resources operation when Akerson gave her responsibility for design engineering and quality on GM's cars worldwide.
Barra's mantra, as she explained recently at a Fortune conference, is simple: "No more crappy cars." GM's bankruptcy, she said, gave her the kind of cover needed to eliminate the bureaucratic and organizational obstacles that get in the way of quality. "You had the emotion and attention of everybody — we've got to do things differently," she said. "If we're going to compete in a segment in any market, we're going to go to win." She has streamlined the design process in an organization that is some 30,000 strong. (How many engineers does it take to design a car? Too many, in GM's case; Barra sent 20 senior engineering execs packing, according to Automotive News.) At the same time, according to Barclays analyst Brian A. Johnson, she is re-establishing an engineering culture at GM.
What GM needs now is great products, not merely "not crappy" ones. GM has had its share of wins — think of the Chevy Silverado and Cruze — but its next task is to build cars that consumers crave — and pay full price for. GM's incentive spending per car last month was $3,325, according to Barclays, 47% higher than last year.
The next phase of GM's transformation is going to be trickier. Much like Ford and Chrysler, GM is in the process of matching its capacity to its market share and then trying to reduce the number of platforms it uses to manufacture cars around the world from 30 to closer to 15. The company can get a 30% cost improvement by using global platforms and it needs those cost reductions to raise its profit margins. Meanwhile, its European business is bottoming (just like everyone else's), and although GM has been very successful in China, the competition is getting intense.
(MORE: Being a Woman Is the Least Interesting Thing About Mary Barra, New CEO of GM)
We're already getting a sense of what GM will produce under Barra's watch. She was no doubt influenced by the legendary design boss Bob Lutz, who pushed for edgier creations. Next year we'll begin to see the vehicles emerge that were developed, designed and produced largely under her leadership, like Cadillac's ELR plug-in hybrid. Cadillac will relaunch a new Escalade in early 2014 and Chevrolet will introduce the Colorado in the fall of 2014.
Running GM is, of course, a big job — the company had $150 billion in sales last year — although Barra will be likely be under more scrutiny than Ford's Alan Mulally or Chrysler's Sergio Marchionne, neither of whom are "car guys." For all his emphasis that gender had nothing to do with the process of selecting a successor, Akerson could not resist a paternal pronouncement. It was "like watching your daughter graduate from college," he said. "I am very proud … We ran a very robust, fair, equitable process, and we picked the best person."
An earlier version of this article misstated the surname of a former GM chief. He is Ed Whitacre, not Whitaker.

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Before arriving at the theatre, I attended a workshop which involved me using Foley to get a better understand of how the sound in the play works, as well as brainstorming themes I thought would come up just by reading couple lines from the play. For those who don't know what Foley is, it's the reproduction of everyday sound through the use of clothes, shoes and food? I'm also as shocked as you are as well as fully amazed! Throughout the play a reoccurring motif was the oppression of female voices which was seen when the character of Carla and Silvia were constantly shut down by dominate male figures in the play. For example, when Silvia said, "I was thinking" and Francisco repeated what she said in a very rude and judgmental way. It showed that he believes that women shouldn't have a say and must conform to what society wants them for. A quote that stuck out to me from the workshop is "Silence is no longer an option, whatever our gender" because it's something we as a society have been facing for decades; "women can't speak, can't write, can't read" when is this all going to stop?
" Silence is no longer an option, whatever our gender."
Can we all as a society agree that this is wrong and the patriarchal society, we live in should stop suppressing women and give them the freedom to do as they wish? Thinking back to the parts of the play that emphasized women's social status, the bit where Silvia tells Francisco she's unable to shout because she trying to protect her throat and Francisco says, "are you trying to save your throat for the next manager". WHAT TYPE OF DISRESPECT IS THAT? It makes women seem as though they are sexual objects for men to toy around with.
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The child theme was working fine and did not produce this error before the update of WordPress and the Twentyseventeen theme.
The message is only intended to show if the file contained commas (which yours does not), have you tried clearing your browsers cache to make sure there's nothing funky going on there?
Thanks for your rely Marius. Since I do web app coding for a living, I have all my browsers set to clear their caches on exit. And I ran CCleaner as a sanity check. Same result.
I don't have much loaded in the way of plug-ins, but I will go through the routine of disabling them to see if anything changes.
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Please do let us know if disabling plugins and using a base theme works, if not I'd be happy to debug it some more with you.
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Thanks Nagmay! That was the problem.
In my case, that was redundant since my code just adds to the editor style already set up by the twentyseventeen theme. I removed that line and the error message went away.
Strange that it worked without an error before, but now it produces an error.
Thank you both for the discovery, we've included it in our master list for the 4.8 release in case others stumble upon the same warning!
From network I've got error 200 blocked for fonts. Set a secure https and it worked.
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I have another site, Cornwallcurling.com, running the same theme, and it is fine.
When I have time (which I really don't), I'll disable plugins and start there.
Until then, I'll watch this thread.
I have the same issue too and have opened my own ticket!
@manaadiar It's because your file uses @import() calls to files that don't exist in that location, contact your theme developer.
@derekmacewen Sucuri is blocking that file as a potential backdoor, which might be related as the error comes up when something in the file, or the file it self, can't be loaded properly. Contact Sucuri about the possible false positive, or check your security settings if you are confident the file is fine.
@raysmerlin That's a non-existing font URL, likely your theme adds a reference to it in a file that is wrong and that's the root of your issues, contact your theme developer.
@clorith, pls see this screenshot..
The CSS file starts with @import url(css/reset.css) and this reset.css and style.css and editor-style.css which is shown in the error "Failed to load content css: https://shippingandfreightresource.com/wp-content/themes/Safres-Theme-2017/css/editor-style.css" are ALL present in the host File Manager..
So not sure what else to do.. Pls assist, thanks..
@manaadiar Neither style.css or Safres.css are in the /css directory (your editor-style.css files is referencing both of these, neither exist, that's the file you want to be looking at for the editor styles, not the generic style.css file in your theme directory).
Please not that these are case-sensitive names as well, so safres.css is not the same file as Safres.css.
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