but regan believed he kds help him and named him as his running mate. he spent a lotf of time on the road. he was regan s heir apparent in 1998. i want a kindaler and gentler nation. reporter: he also made campaign promise that would with come back to haunt him. read my lips no new taxes. reporter: his selection of a running mate surprised many. my choice for the vice presidency is senator dan quail. reporter: but voters supported the ticket as the nation s 43rd president his focus returned to national affairs. resided over the end of the cold war. he ordered u.s. troops to latin america to capture manual
your visit in 2017 and our state visit in washington beginning off this year. i think it s very important to celebrate our soldier zwhz great solidarity between our two nations and we are the best alive and this is what i tell our people. iran, africa, trade, climate and a lotf of common global issues. and obviously we will discuss about that and our different cooperation, which is very important and i do share president trump ps views that we need a much better balance innato and that s why i believe my proposal for europe and defense are consistent with that because it means more europe is innato, more capacity in order to take our part of the burden and i think it s very fair and
expect him kim jong-un to do with the human rights abuses with regard to the north korean people? it was discussed. it was discussed little compared to the denuclearization that s where we started and where we ended. but they will be doing things. and i think he wants to do things. i think he wants to you would be very surprised. very smart. very good negotiator. wants to do the right thing. and i believe it s a rough situation over there. there s no question about it. and we did discuss it today pretty strongly. i mean, knowing what the main purpose of what we were doing is, denucing but discussed at pretty good length. we ll be doing something on it. it s rough. it s rough in a lotf places, by the way. so interesting to hear how he frames kim jong-un. he took over this situation at 26 and ran it. i mean, it s hard not to hear some level of projection when the president talks like that. well, there are two things going on here, i think. first of all, he is trying to
that went viral that was so shocking for people because it showed children in cages and then it turned out, no, that was during the obama administration, it was an old photo. you recently saw children being kept in cages? yes. when? yesterday morning at the mccallen border station, at the processing center. they have big cages made out of fencing and wire and nets stretched across the top of them so people can t climb out of them. why do kids have to be kept in cages? why can t they just be in a building? what s the justification for that? well, that s an excellent question. i don t have an answer for you. i know that every time i probed yesterday on the circumstances, the response was just basically a generic, that is what s required for security, this is what s required for control. in a lotf the areas that i saw yesterday morningt the processing center, it s just a concrete floor and people are being given these space blankets
if this was a democratic president, impeachment would be underway. a lotf the facts have been conveniently omitted to make the story work. i think partly because they re frustrated that they got serious allegations against the current occupant of the oval office and his voters don t seem to care. you saw the author, james patterson sitting next to hi he s part of the interview because he and the former presidents have written a new book. patterson was surprised by the lewinsky details and that we should move on. and monica lewinsky has reacted, has she not? indeed. she s an advocate for me too and says it s emboldened a new generation of women about sexual misconduct. after the former president s interview aired, lewinsky said grateful to the myriad of people that have helped me evolve.