then ambassador to nato from 1998 to 2003, became deputy minister of foreign affairs, another high profile post and u.s. ambassador for nine years. worked closely with the obama administration on arms reduction so he s a known quantity. also spends a lot of time at the kennedy center. he was involved in getting the russian ballet to the kennedy center, so he s a man about town. here is our time line on jeff sessions. and the question that you ve been asking all hour, he has this private meeting in september and then on january 10th he s asked about the meeting. this is the big question. why not just say look, when we re talking about potential meddling in a u.s. election the point person, the person that is in washington to deal with these kinds of things is the russian ambassador, so there would seemingly be nothing strange about that meeting. finally what a job he s done. here are the individuals that the russian ambassador has managed to get time with, when it s your job to determin
some progress may have been made at today s talks came at a white house briefing here a few minutes ago. no prediction yet on the outcome of these talks but they do give rise to some optimism. i was up there as the clock was ticking down and at the last minute, it fell apart. mr. president do we have an agreement, mr. president? do we have an agreement, sir? will you meet again? when i saw reagan come out of that room with gorbachev, his face was a mask of rage and gorbachev was very stiff walking out and the guy behind me said, i don t like the body language. president reagan and secretary gorbachev appear to have reached tentative agreement on much of an historic break through of arms reduction. but in the end, the soviets insist that president reagan must stop his star wars program
understand what the book is all about. lamenting that we did not write about arms reduction for example. it s obvious to anyone who reads the book jacket that killing reagan is not not a biography. it s a personal story of a brave man who overcame a devastating trauma to it become one of our greatest presidents. you think that would please the reagan zealots but it doesn t because we write about a real man not somebody from mounted olympus. ronald reagan once tried to join the communist party. did things as an actor he was not proud of. hadp&i9÷ regrets. in short he had flaws like we all do. how he overcame them is the heart of the book. the first wave of attacks on killing reagan were printed in the the washington post whose publisher has a relationship with the hatchet men who wrote the articles. and who is actually a fundraiser for an arm of the reagan library. of course none of that was disclosed by the the washington post. when martin dugard and i
understand what the book is all about. lamenting that we did not write about arms reduction, for example. it s obvious to anyone who reads the book jacket that killing reagan is not, not a biography. it s a personal story of a brave man who overcame a devastating trauma to it become one of our greatest presidents. you think that would please the reagan zealots but it doesn t because we write about a real man not somebody from mounted olympus. ronald reagan once tried to join the communist party. did things as an actor he was not proud of. hadp&i9÷ regrets. in short, he had flaws like we all do. how he overcame them is the heart of the book. the first wave of attacks on killing reagan were printed in the the washington post whose publisher has a relationship with the hatchet men who wrote the articles. and who is actually a fundraiser for an arm of the reagan library. of course none of that was disclosed by the the washington post. when martin dugard and i
at the u.n., we re going to basically look the other way, whether it is a or is not a violation. what i would add to this is that every agreement that i ve ever seen the united states be party to, where we reached out and had an agreement with an adversary, whether it was ending ending the vietnam war with the paris according, the opening to china, reagan s arms reduction agreements with the soviet union, they ve always been accompanied by goodwill jess gestures the fact that iran is not releasing this one journalist and the other three hostages they have, is a direct slap in the face to obama, i think. do you get any sense from the president was saying the was talking about, whether responding to the question whether obviously iran has the upper hand or vladimir putin i m sire has the hunter hand he says he is just working in one country with one ally, when in fact he is working with iran, he is working ironically with some parts in