American public was that Ronald Reagan had a lot of changes that took place physically and mentally. It chronicles that situation. If indeed it has affected him, would you say that adversely that he was less capable after the assassination because of the physical and emotional changes . Is that what you are suggesting . Everyone that worked with Ronald Reagan in the white house said he had his good days and bad days. Nobody said that about him when he was governor of i i believe there was a change. He somehow miraculously lifted himself up by sheer will. Some days when reagan was so detached when he didnt come down to work, he watched soap operas, we chronicle all of that but something within reagan pulled it together and allowed him to have a very successful presidency, in the top ten of all president s. Thats an interesting point. As you say, this assassination attempt occurred within six weeks of taking office. He goes on to win another election and do phenomenally well in debates w
Interview program after words bill oreilly discusses his book killing reagan with bay buchanan president of the american cause. He discusses the career of Ronald Reagan and the challenges he faced following the assassination attempt in his early in his presidency. Host hi bill. How are you doing today . Guest im good thanks for taking the time to talk to me. Im delighted to talk about your new look killing reagan. Is the fifth in the series. Guest thats correct. Host the other, Lincoln Kennedy patent all died violent deaths and maybe in the case of patent it was accidental but in this particular case of Ronald Reagan the assassination was an attempt and it did not kill reagan. Its a bit different. Why reagan . Guest we think the story involved with the assassination attempt was in context with our series so Ronald Reagan was shot very shortly after he was elected president. He was at a certain age that when you get a trauma like that it affects you physically and mentally. That certain
Than yourself. I think thats what this generation wants. We have made following this when jesus said take up your cross and follow me, that was to take up a form of execution. That wasnt a necklace or bling. That was a certain execution. Weve made it in the church today. Take up your picnic basket and follow me. Were not challenging young people to live out their faith in a way that will change the world around them. I want to give you, each you as we wrap up this panel, the opportunity to speak to those young people, to challenge them to have no fear. I want to start with you, roy. What would you say to them given the opportunity . Its so important to take a stand. Like i said earlier, our liberties are being taken away. Millennials are waking up to that. Youve got to remember that each of our voices matter. If we speak loud enough in unison, our voices will be heard. Theres 71 of the population here in the United States that are christians. Yet, why does our we reflect it partially,
On a regular basis, well, yeah, but that person backs up to the cloud. The problem with that is what we found in our investigations is that most people dont do that regularly. Most people dont do that on a regular basis. They may not do it at all. You can clearly turn that feature off. At the same time we also see in the course of investigations that the very tech savvy criminal also can find out if automatic backups are occurring or if for some reason that information is being diverted in some way off of a particular device. And so we have to be able to, i think, account for that as well in the course of our investigations. And last question we have yes . I have a question from twitter. Great. From a good friend of the fbi at the aclu. Im going to paraphrase what came in here so it comes out in a Family Friendly manner. No, im just kidding. This question is effectively does the fbi use encryption on its own on classified emails sent to other organizations . And how can the fbi engage
Important, i cannot fail to mention the servant of god dorothy day, who founded the catholic worker movement. Her social activism, her passion for justice and for the cause of the oppressed, were inspired by the gospel, her faith, and the example of the saints. How much progress has been made in this area in so many parts of the world. How much has been done in these first years of the Third Millennium to raise people out of extreme poverty. I know that you share my conviction that much more still needs to be done, and in times of crisis and Economic Hardship , a spirit of Global Solidarity must not be lost. At the same time, i would encourage you to keep in mind all those people around us who are trapped in a cycle of poverty. They too need to be given hope. The fight against poverty and hunger must be fought constantly and on many fronts, especially in its causes. I know that Many Americans today, as in the past, are working to deal with this problem. It goes without saying that part