Library. The exact date of the remarks are unknown, but the library believes it was in new york in 1966. [applause] mr. Reagan thank you. Thank you very much. [applause] thank you. Thank you. [applause] thank you. I havent even announced yet youll make me think ive been elected. [laughter] ladies and gentlemen, you have given me a welcome thats so heartwarming, its something i will remember always. If i had no such reasons at all to be happy about the form of the grieving and the introductions here tonight, i could be grateful because every once in a while, being introduced, i get selfconscious when they forget to introduce me and start mentioning the pictures ive been in. [laughter] now, i dont mean that im ashamed of them. But everyone thats been around hollywood for any length of time has been in some movies that the studios didnt want them good. It wanted them thursday. And ive had my share. But in the old times, usually could count on the passing years, making you forget those pic
Andake your phone calls text messages. Later West Virginia senator shelley capital joins us. 8 00 p. M. After eastern last night, the first day of questions concluded for Supreme Court nominee judge Amy Coney Barrett. The second and final day of questions begins at 9 00 a. M. Eastern. They will be 20 minute rounds as opposed yesterdays 30 minutes. Welcome to washington journal on this wednesday, october 14. Starting at 9 00 in the Senate Judiciary committee, so a two hour program devoted to hearing from you and your reaction on what you heard from judge merrick yesterday. Here is how lines break up this morning. If you support the nominee, the line is 202 7488000. If you oppose her nomination, 202 7488001. If you are undecided about it, 202 7488002 send us a text. That line, 202 7488003. Make sure you include your name and where you are texting from. On twitter, we are cspanwj. It is facebook. Com cspan. As we have done over the last couple days, we will go over the committee. We shoul
Wives are working too. Just trying to stay out of trouble and doing the right thing every day, day in and day out. If there is anything to me, the silent majority is a Community Like this. This is a common or ordinary community in the United States right here. This is what the United States is, the people who have their security tied up in their property, they take pride in their property, in their home, and this is what they work for. This is their life. So they are really silent because i feel that they just dont think they can fight city hall. They dont have any organization. No one to back them up and leave lead them. Is he that leader . He is trying. That is why they are picking on him. He is trying to be the silent majority leader. Nobody is saying that we are the silent majority. A lot of people say the same things, that they dont want to get involved, until you play the right chord, and then they are involved. As long as it is somebody goes, itgoes, doesnt bother you. But when
Lolled itself into history with names of pride and shame. Words for all time and words of passing fancy. The decade created a new vocabulary in the magnificent and the minuscule. Kennedy,nis kurtz, pope john, john glenn, graham, the beatles, peace corps, clay, leiber, pope paul, the war, nson, warhol, strikes and streisand, dope, black power, goldwater, hippie, dayan, woodstock, the pill, james bond, tiny tim, king, hair, graham, bobby, wallace, golda meir, ecology, the supremes, apollo, psychedelic, wyeth, joe namath, malcolm x, armstrong, nixon, indira gandhi, demonstrations, lem. But no name, no single word repeated itself as often on the pages of the 1960s, and with so much controversy, as the name vietnam. It was a strange mixture of peace and war, a better filled nowhere and everywhere. Life during the day and death during the night. An ally when moment and gone the next. A jungle with barbed wire. Those who wanted to find a war might have to hunt for it. Those who did not want t
Bobby, wallace, golda mayr, ecology, the supremes, apollo, psychedelic, joe namath, malcolm indiratrong, nixon, gandhi, demonstrations, but no , no single word repeated itself as often on the pages of the 1960s, with controversy, as vietnam. Narrator it was a strange mixture of peace and war, a battlefield nowhere and it battlefield everywhere. Death atng the day, night, ally one moment, and be the next, lush jungle, barbed wire. It was all of this. Was who wanted to find a war might have had to hunt for it. Those who didnt want to find it were often became the hunted. Around the world and in the United States of america, there was another battle, battle of words, politics and debate. The question was, who was the hunter in vietnam, and was the hunted . Who would defined aggressor and defender . Searchre was the larger for a definition of the workpiece. Did peace mean only the absence of war, or the absence of war and fear and oppression . This film is a story of the 1960s in two parts