red and at that point he said oh, my god, he s read the paper, i might adds well just go home, he s going to give me nothing. reagan folds the paper, throws it at him, says have you seen this story in the l.a. times ? he s like yes, mr. president, i have. and reagan goes i can t believe the o malleys are going to sell the dodgers to murdoch. and he said at that moment he got the genius of ronald reagan peggy and that is he just didn t get things get to him like other politicians did and that s why he was able to stay the course for so long on what he believed. well ronald reagan was modern conservatism. he was conservatism when it had just come together in its modern incarnation and it was not fully perhaps understood but ronald reagan did not expect to be understood himself. he didn t hope for that.
this is the worst day, i m going to get nothing. so angry. goes in, nancy is at the door. her teeth are gritted. he said, this is the worst thing. there s reagan reading l. a. times, front page. morris goes, good morning, mr. president. reagan says, you know, he s red in the face. he said, have you read the l. a. times ? he said, yes, mr. president, i have. he flips it over, stands up, throws it at him. he points to an article at the bottom of the page and says, i can t believe the o malleys would think about selling dodgers to murdock. he said i froze. i realized the genius of ronald reagan. he just completely shut out the ground noise. i think that s very important. i think the key thing i would say to trump is, you know, 60 years ago and 50 pounds lighter
formidable front-runner she is, about how to go about this? all right, well, i think that the two strongest candidates, if she doesn t run, would be somebody like andrew cuomo or joe biden. you have to watch and see whether she s going to run. if she runs, an altered the landscape dramatically because she s so strong. would you tell martin o malley if they asked you your advice, is it worth doing it, is it worth trying the uphill battle that it s going to be. you found yourself in that situation, tougher to raise money, tough to get people, because they all jumped on one of the two front-runners in the race that you were involved in. yeah, i would say go for it. i m different than other people. i would say to the o malleys, to joe, cuomo, others contemplating it, out west and montana, my friend brian i think is a viable
the people are angry, sad, depressed all at once. willie, the dodgers, have to be one of the three greatest franchises in baseball. such a history. there were all kinds of proposed tricks that mccourt would play for tricks. we ll take a team and find a seller. this is the team of the o malley s. the o malleys set the standard for ownership. across all sports. one of the great openership families in the history of sports and these people, the mccourts, are the worst. let s hope it ends here. the must-read opinion pages. in a few minutes, why john stewart takes issue with the way his interview was edited on fox.
when we re here, it s more adversarial. pitchers and catchers are reporting. who s your team? at this point i d rather have bernie madoff and fred wilpon running the dodgers. they probably would have more money to spend. i love don mattingly, the new manager is great. i don t know. it s a mess. barnicle needs to figure out how to get a fix for me. that s killing a great organization. it is. it s really sad. new ownership by the end of this season. you think so? yes. bring back the o malleys. catch chuck and savannah on the daily rundown here at 9:00 on msnbc. senator paul ryan and a look at the new cover of time magazine. keep it right here on morning joe. [ male announcer ] nature valley