Then with the spread of the coronavirus and onto the election 2020 will continue to be a process of change and is here with us today to discuss his book and thoughts on america. We now invite you to join a virtual program. With the Reagan Institute director. Speaker gingrich, its just terrific to have you with us here at the Reagan Library. Plan to view a live and in person once the pandemic is behind us and you are able to travel again we would still love to have you out to the Reagan Library. Thank you so much for joining us today. I am a huge fan of the Reagan Library. And i cannot remember a time that we just did not have a wonderful experience. I can assure you as soon as i get back to the west coast i will be dropping in to see you. Terrific we love to have you. I have known you for years. You are an intellectual. You are and imaginative guy, mr. Could you ever have imagined the way the United States finds itself today in the middle of the pandemic literally to stop in its tracks
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