who i remember every night in my prayers. i was having a little difficulty, because there were other nancy daviss. and i was getting the mail of one of them. and mervin said that he knew ronnie, who was then president of the guild, and that he could solve my problem, he hoped. and ronnie had never met me, but i certainly knew who he was, and i thought that was a dandy idea. and so ronnie called me, and we went out for dinner. he says he solved my problem by changing my name. together they scaled the heights of american power, waging a successful challenge to the three-term governor of california. growing the republican party by rallying the emerging conservative movement, and leading the political revolution that shaped the modern era. as president, reagan challenged the evil empire from the west wing. nancy reagan harnessed the power of the east wing to tackle the scourge of drugs and encourage kids to just say no. in the white house she was a glamorous figure in front of
staff for their service. young american children, young cuban children, by the time they re adults, our hope is that they think it s natural that a u.s. president should be visiting cuba. they think it s natural that the two peoples are working to the. their future is what we work for so hard, and i m so grateful to all of you for making it happen. thank you very much. thank you. the first family went on a walking tour around old havana in what was clearly pouring rain. they visited the historic havana cathedral and later had dinner at the privately owned san cristobal restaurant, a symbol of the communist nation s growing private sector. the trip was not without controversy on either side of the caribbean. from what it means to be a cuban dissident to the president s reception by the cuban government. it s very chic, it s very chichi for leftists to celebrate vicious communist dictators. my father fought in the cuban revolution. my father was imprisoned and tortured as
charleston found guilty. the question is, will he get the death penalty or life in prison? well, good morning to you. it s friday, december 16th, i m wynn wynn alongside louis burgdorf. the fallout continues from the revelation from top intelligence sources that the russian president had a hand in trying to tilt the elections in donald trump s favor. now, yesterday the white house suggested without offering direct proof that vladimir putin was involved and president obama went even further, saying that the u.s. will respond. i think there s no doubt that when any foreign government tries to impact the integrity of our elections, that we need to take action, and we will at a time and place of our own choosing. some of it may be explicit and publicized, some of it may not be. but mr. putin is well aware of my feelings about this, because i spoke to him directly about it. it is just a fact. you all have it on tape that the republican nominee for president was encouraging r
briefing. sean spicer trying for a reset and refusing to walk back the widely disputed claim about the large crowd size. hey there, good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, january 24. i m alex witt alongside louis burgdorf. this morning the deadly storm that devastated the south over the weekend is hitting the northeast. from new jersey to new england, this nor easter is causing quite a mess with heavy rain, coastal flooding and high winds. and in some area, wind gusts have topped 60 miles an hour. in philadelphia, one man was killed after strong winds knocked a sign off a wall at a car dealership. in jersey city, the wind sent this window washer scaffolding look at that, just sailing. fortunately, no workers on the scaffolding when that happened. meanwhile, the death toll from the weekend s storms has risen to 20. the governor of mississippi says he has sent a letter to president trump asking for help. the county commissioner in georgia also telling nbc news he is begging
were planes in the hour? no, about ready to go. no but they would have been pretty soon and things would have happened to a point where you wouldn t or couldn t turn back. so they came and they said sir, we re ready to go and we like a decision. i said i want to know something before you go. how many people will be killed? and in this case iranians. i said how many people are going to be killed? sir, i d like to get back to you on that. great people, these generals. they said, came back and said sir, approximately 150. i thought about it for a second, and i said you know what? they shut down an unmanned drone, plane, whatever you want to call it, and here we are sitting with 150 dead people that would have taken place probably within a half an hour after i said go ahead. and i didn t like it. i didn t think it was, i didn t think it was proportionate. and in a series of tweets, the president again reiterated that he wanted to mitigate casualties, while leaving open