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not much. there s justin yoon warming up on the side lines. you want a conservative call that gives you an opportunity. you don t want to risk it. you would like to take shot at dan: how gref do you get? this is letting the clock run and we ll call a time-out probably. dan: so that stops the clock with 2:11 left. doug: so not the classic rivalry. it goes right down to the wire. dan: it is still fun football. doug: miami taking the lead. 27 unanswered points. then you get up off the mat and tie it up. so many momentum swings. now you come down to a third and three situations. you ve been running the ball well. dan: not as much at stake obvioubu games to be bowl eligible. so they drop this one. they have to run the table or they ll be without it for the first time in the brian kelly era. then you have mark richt who lost three in a row. he spent 15 years in georgia. never in his playing career, his assistant coaching career, and his head coaching career at geo ....
of his radio commentaries from the late 70s at the most interesting thing. the really good written out in longhand. very few scratch outs. he just set down and wrote. there good. i said somewhat that we would give you they are somewhat, their preferred out there sometimes. but they were original and interesting that has that quality in that little bit rush limbaugh quality. it s kind of compelling. over the presidential field. i just didn t didn t write up of exactly this in the paper tomorrow, but details. but you know it s sort of funny because reagan is the patron saint of the republican campaign, when they did the cnn debate at the reagan library, the candidates they spoke of reg at 38 times, they only mention got ten times. that gives you a sense of the actual hierarchy of the part republican party it is a largely false myth that there building up both the idea reagan as a conservative peers as opposed to pragmatists. but but in terms of what he thought. reagan ....
shows there was much more to reagan than the usual stereotypes are loaded by both democrats and republicans. so ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming jacob weisberg. [applause] thank you, bradley, for that kind introduction. i just want to say i love the bookstore, not just because i do think it helped of my last book on the bestseller list, but bradley and lisa have done an amazing job. it s one of the best independent bookstores in the country. you are lucky to have it here in washington and i m lucky to be speaking here tonight. this book, it is a short book. i consider that a virtue although some biographies are often considered a virtue to be as long as possible. i had to take the opposite approach. this is really an exercise in distillation, internet figure what is essential in the ronald reagan story but also along the way try to take on some of these myths. the armistice on the left about reagan that i think it s a myth he was a dunderhead. to our ....
2017. ashton carter and joint chiefs appearedjoseph dunford before the house appropriation committee and how other factors are part of the proposal. this is to in a half hours. this is two and a half hours. good morning. our committee will come to order. especiallymembers, the chairman mr. rogers. i m pleased to welcome the 25th secretary of defense, ashton carter. this is dr. carter s second appearance before the subcommittee, although we know him well from his many years of service to our nation. we also welcome general joe done for, the great marine, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and dr. michael mccord. secretary, prime minister winston churchill observed 70 years ago, and i quote, what i ve seen of our russian friends and allies during the war, i am convinced that there is nothing they admire so much as strength, and there is nothing for which they have less respect than weakness, especially military weakness. churchill was referring to the postwar le ....
dan, there was this business wife, thecruz s, campaign manager, and interview with chris matthews. is this taking a toll in terms of trump and his momentum? dan: i think so absolutely, charlie. these have been two of his worst weeks. he has at other things in the past and has moved to put them behind him, but there is materiallyaturely different. if he is the republican nominee to win a general election, and that could be important if we get to an open convention in cleveland. the delegates there are going to be concerned about who is the best candidate to run in the he has coste more himself problems, the more his negatives have gone up with key constituencies in the general election, a more that is going to be on the minds of the delegates in cleveland, so i think we are at a moment in which he has got to find some way to reassure people in his he can be aat credible and competitive nominee in november. charlie: why doesn t donald trump realize this? charlie, you kn ....