about on fox decades later. i m a psychiatrist in remission. doing very well. i haven t had a relapse in 25 years. in 1978, krauthammer headed to washington, d.c. for a government job. i thought once i m in washington, isn t that where they do politics? one thing will lead to another. robin encouraged him to follow his dreams. he soon landed at the left-leaning new republic magazine just as the reagan administration took office. so help me god. krauthammer found himself agreeing with the new president and questioning his own feelings about the democratic party. i ended up supporting just about every element of the reagan foreign policy. months after reagan s re-election, krauthammer penned the phrase the reagan doctrine in a provocative time magazine column and the name stuck. he created the reagan doctrine. nobody had heard of it. charles put together a piece and dubbed it. i have read it many times. and it just holds up so
i m a psychiatrist in remission doing well. i haven t had a relapse in 25 years. in 1978, krauthammer headed to washington, d.c. for a government job. i thought once i m in washington, isn t that where they do politics? one thing will lead to another. robin encouraged him to follow his dreams. and he soon landed at the left leaning new republic magazine, just as the reagan administration took office. so help me god. krauthammer found himself agreeing with the new president and questioning his own feelings about the democratic party. i ended up supporting just about every element of the reagan foreign policy. months after reagan s re-election, krauthammer penned the phrase the reagan doctrine in a provocative time magazine column and the name stuck. he created the reagan doctrine. nobody had heard of it. charles put together a piece and dubbed it and, you know, i have read it many times and it just holds up so well. i think charles discovered then that there really w
doing very well. haven t had a relapse and 25 years. in 1978, krauthammer headed to washington, d.c., for a government job. i thought, what s in washington, isn t that where they do politics? one thing lead to another. robyn encouraged him to follow his dreams, and he soon landed at the left-leading new republic magazine. just as reagan was taking office. he found himself agreeing with the new president and questions his own feelings about the democratic party. ended up supporting just about every element of the reagan foreign policy. months after reagan s reelection, krauthammer penned the phrase the reagan doctrine in a provocative time magazine column and the name stuck. he created the reagan doctrine. charles put together a piece and dubbed it. i ve read it many times.
on time near the top of his class. ultimately he decided the field wasn t for him. a career reversal he joked about on fox decades later. i m a psychiatrist in remission. [laughter] doing very well. i haven t had a relapse in 25 years. bret: in 1978, krauthammer headed to washington, d.c. for a government job. i thought once i m in washington, isn t that where they do politics? one thing will lead to another. bret: robin encouraged him to follow his dreams and he soon landed at the left leaning new republic magazine just as the reagan administration took office. so help me god. bret: krauthammer found himself agreeing with the new president and questioning his own feelings about the democratic party. i ended up supporting just about every element of the reagan foreign policy. bret: months after reagan s re-election, krauthammer penned the phrase the reagan doctrine in a provocative time magazine column and the name stuck. he created the reagan doctrine. nobody had
election where i left that line blank. left it blank? but if i had been, you know, the swing vote, i would have obviously had voted for reagan. it was a turning point in krauthammer s transition from the political left to the political right. and just a few months after the election i wrote something called the reagan doctrine. it was a time magazine column. and it was provocative. for a while, krauthammer had praised reagan on a number of foreign policy issues. he was now crediting him with a break-through insight that changed the calculus of the cold war. i realized that what reagan had done, without a grand master plan, was to challenge what at the time was called the brezhnev doctrine. and that was whenever we take over a country, it s ours. and all of a sudden what reagan had done is to challenge that and say, no. you don t get to keep what you got. we re going to challenge your possessions.