Fortson, just a moment. Im Boris Sanchez in for wolf blitzer. Thanks so much for joining us tonight already attacking this as harris makes history tonight, the first woman of color to lead a national ticket plus americans back on us soil about to head to their own home for the first time. Tonight, ill speak to an american who survived two years in a brutal prison abroad is advice to The Americans, justfreed and an outfront exclusive, John Hinckley junior, who tried to assassinate Ronald Reagan is now calling for an end to political violence and whose first interview since trumps intended assassination. Lets go outfront good evening. Im Pamela Brown in for Erin Burnett out front tonight, breaking News Harris makes History Vice President Kamala Harris officially locking down the democratic Partys Nomination after securing the required number of delegates harris is now the first black woman and Asian American to earn the top spot on a major political ticket . We are excited about the futu
That he was out campaigning for a republican across the nation doing press conferences and endorsements and fundraisers and dinners and things like that and everywhere he went, the police officers, the bell captains, flight attendants, citizens on the street, everybody came up to him and said, you just got to do it one more time. You have to run one more time and at that point that i think convinced him to try one more time in 1980. Wasnt going to try. That was probably it for him. There was a time when he was on the airplane and he liked to sit on the aisle so he could greet people that were coming on or meet people that were coming on the plane and this woman came on and she embraced him. She said, one more time and sitting next to him and before he passed away i interviewed me and he told me the story, he was sitting next to a Governor Reagan when a woman embraced him and he turned to mike at the time and he said, i guess i better do one more time. I guess i better go. So that was t
Respected journalist here in Washington Dc. Shes undertaken a major work with a biography of Nancy Reagan and i had the privilege of beginning my career working in the reagan administration and worked on the reagan centennial and it was a Treasure Trove of learning for me i learned so from this book and i know that those of you who have read and agree and those of you who have not read it order it before the you go to bed tonight. You were really enjoy reading it. Well, lets dive in karen and talk your wonderful book. Why Nancy Reagan . How did you come to focus on her as a subject of a biography . Well, first of all, let me say how delighted i am to be here in this lovely setting and seeing the controversial reagan china for the first time. So i guess theres two ways to look at this question. Why a book . On Nancy Reagan and thats pretty simple simon and schuster. It was a few months after mrs. Reagan died came to me and said we want to biography of her. Do you want to write it and i
Is a really highly regarded and respected journalist here in Washington Dc. Shes undertaken a major work with a biography of Nancy Reagan and i had the privilege of beginning my career working in the reagan administration and worked on the reagan centennial and it was a Treasure Trove of learning for me i learned so from this book and i know that those of you who have read and agree and those of you who have not read it order it before the you go to bed tonight. You were really enjoy reading it. Well, lets dive in karen and talk your wonderful book. Why Nancy Reagan . How did you come to focus on her as a subject of a biography . Well, first of all, let me say how delighted i am to be here in this lovely setting and seeing the controversial reagan china for the first time. So i guess theres two ways to look at this question. Why a book . On Nancy Reagan and thats pretty simple simon and schuster. It was a few months after mrs. Reagan died came to me and said we want to biography of her
And i had the privilege of beginning my career working in the reagan administration and worked on the reagan centennial and it was a Treasure Trove of learning for me i learned so from this book and i know that those of you who have read and agree and those of you who have not read it order it before the you go to bed tonight. You were really enjoy reading it. Well, lets dive in karen and talk your wonderful book. Why Nancy Reagan . How did you come to focus on her as a subject of a biography . Well, first of all, let me say how delighted i am to be here in this lovely setting and seeing the controversial reagan china for the first time. So i guess theres two ways to look at this question. Why a book . On Nancy Reagan and thats pretty simple simon and schuster. It was a few months after mrs. Reagan died came to me and said we want to biography of her. Do you want to write it and i never written a book before i wasnt really sure i could write a book and i thought well this sounds intrig