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I'm getting phone calls from national radio hosts like Ron Reagan and Janet Herschel.

and they blamed a lot of that on Bush's and Reagan's tax cuts,

And what started to trip the investment community up was Reagan's Tax Act of 1986

That's been going on I think even since the Reagan era and before

You know, I've read the grace report that Ronald Reagan commissioned,

The last President I really liked was Ronald Reagan. But, you know, we had all these things

Did Ronald Reagan say it best,

Well, I'm looking at kind of what Charlie Sprinkle did out in California in the 70s against Reagan and his wife.

He's a retired Air Force colonel, and he was head of Star Wars under Reagan,

United States, which I think was by design, because we're only nine weeks into the Reagan

Yeah, that reminds me of the famous Ronald Reagan quote,

When I go to city council, I would tell the mayor, I said, like Ronald Reagan said to

Absolutely not. That was in the Grace Commission report back in the days of Reagan, of President

Reagan. An official U.S. Government Commission report stated that all of your income tax

Judge Kozinski is a leading conservative appointed by President Ronald Reagan, but in his dissent

by judges appointed by Presidents Ronald Reagan, George Bush, and Bill Clinton.

Oh, Reagan, I missed that

is what we need, we need leaders, we need doers, I said, I'm going to be at Reagan

on May 7th, but I'm going to Reagan National Airport because I'm wearing this t-shirt which

and anybody who wants to do it around Reagan National Airport, you know, because of my

make this a first step. Absolutely. And folks, if you're not in the area where Reagan National

And I'm going to go ahead and show my support on November 24th, national, Reagan National

Yeah, I mean, it's been so long since I've gotten into a current event. I didn't even get to see Reagan's speech yesterday.

challenge. More than 30 million people have been arrested since President Ronald Reagan

I'm sorry, Reagan?

In the 80s, they did it to Reagan.

In the 80s, they did it to Reagan, a debt ceiling compromise, Democrats promising spending

In the 80s, they did it to Reagan.

In the 80s, we're headed to Reagan, a debt-sealing compromise. Democrats promising spending cuts but delivering only tax ideas.

In the 80s, it did it to Reagan, a debt-sealing compromise.

In the 80s, they did it to Reagan, a debt-sealing compromise, Democrats promising spending cuts

In the 80s, they fit into Reagan,

In the 80s, they fitted to Reagan a debt ceiling compromise.

And myself, I've chosen, you know, Reagan Davis, Gold and Silver back in 86.

In the 80s, it did it to Reagan. A debt ceiling compromise. Democrats promising spending cuts, but delivering only tax ideas.

In the 80s, they fitted to Reagan a debt ceiling compromise, Democrats promising spending cuts

In the 80s, it did it to Reagan. A debt-sealing compromise.

Actually, I actually think actually not a founding father, Ronald Reagan said this, and it is that government has never willingly relinquished any power that it's obtained.

In the 80s, they did it to Reagan, a debt ceiling compromise.

In the 80s, they did it to Reagan. A debt-sealing compromise. Democrats

In the 80s, they did it to Reagan, a debt ceiling compromise, Democrats promising spending

In the 80s, they did it to Reagan, a debt-sealing compromise.

In the 80s they did it to Reagan, a debt ceiling compromise.

In the 80s, they did it to Reagan. A debt ceiling compromise. Democrats promising spending cuts

Well, trust but verify is what Ronald Reagan said,

But let's go back to the other issue here of when to know you're in a custodial arrest. Okay, Reagan, R-A-G-A-N 642 SW 2nd 489, Texas Criminal Appeals in 1982, the issues DWI.

It's absolutely not for financing anything. It's not to pay for any government services whatsoever. That has already been well established by the grace reports under Ronald Reagan. It's a government document.

Well, he filed the deprivation of rights from Reagan on down in California back in 1975.

That's the Texas Public Utilities Commission hearing on smart meters at the Reagan Building

Folks, the PUC hearing is in the morning at the Reagan Building 15th at Colorado.

That is at the Reagan Building at 15th of Colorado on the southeast corner of the intersection

at Colorado at the Reagan building, southeast corner of 15th at Colorado from 10 a.m.

a Public Utilities Commission hearing that is at the Reagan Building, which is at 15th

And so folks, that is the John H. Reagan Building, it's on the northeast corner of 15th at Colorado,

Brady, the press secretary for Reagan that got shot.

James Reagan Holmes. That was the shoot. Okay, look at that. If you do a search you'll find that

He was a Democrat and then when the Republicans came to power in the Reagan administration, he switched parties.

I know you said $65, but it was $71, and then you had the inflation of the $70s, which was stamped out during the Reagan administration with the huge interest rates, 20 percent, by Volcker, the Fed chairman, which was a little overboard, caused a bad recession.

for Reagan, the one that got shot in the head, the story about him and what he would do

I'll give you something out of Texas case law. In Reagan v. NPOT, a valid verification must be based

keyword to the best of, end quote, renders the affidavit legally invalid. C. Reagan, 209WI,

He said that they tried to get Reagan to do it, and Reagan kicked him out, and they got

really pissed at Reagan.

We're not talking about that fuzzy Reagan math here.

on Ronald Reagan.

Ronald Reagan, if you'll remember, Ronald Reagan came on television, and I remember

honest currency out of Ronald Reagan.

Well, in 1981, Ronald Reagan became president, and as I'm sure you know, the regime kicked

Governor Ronald Reagan and his wife, Nancy, over this very issue.

Commission report for there to be an attempt on Reagan. So you're saying that if we make a truly

You know, and Ronald Reagan commissioned the grace report and JFK issued silver certificates.

Initially started under President Ronald Reagan, the Lifeline Program covers the cost of basic phone service.

subsidizes phone bills, initially started under President Ronald Reagan, the Lifeline

Donald Trump's sister is an appellate court judge. She was put in there by Ronald Reagan

put into the federal system by Ronald Reagan and then bumped up, I think it was by Bill Clinton,

It's congressional law number 97-280, signed by President Reagan in 1982

The public law 97-280 sign that President Reagan says that the law is,

In the scriptures, what President Reagan said...

So as was evidenced in documentation released by President Reagan, documents that had been

He sued Ronald and Nancy Reagan.

Ronald Reagan for dereliction of duty and extortion as the governor, and Nancy for laundering his ill-gotten paycheck.

Brady, President Reagan's press secretary, the one that was shot when they, in the assassination attempt on Reagan

When Reagan released his, all these secret documents, that's exactly what we did.

He went after everybody all the way up to Ronald and Nancy Reagan who was governor of California at the time.

He went after Ronald Reagan and then he also filed suit against Nancy for laundering Reagan's salary.

Because he alleged that Reagan's salary was being corruptly stolen from the people of California by his willful failure to properly apply and uphold the laws of California within the context in which they were enacted.

I mean, if you go back to the Ronald Reagan era, I was so excited about that.

So yeah, I think we I think we are our first patriot president since Reagan 1980.

Today's history, the year 1988, then President Ronald Reagan suspended construction of the

Today in History, the year 1988, then-President Ronald Reagan suspended construction of the

then-President Ronald Reagan suspended construction

Today in history, the year 1988, then President Ronald Reagan suspended construction of the

Today in History, the year 1988, then-President Ronald Reagan suspended construction of the new U.S. Embassy in Moscow due to Soviet spying devices in the structure of the building.

Today in history, the year 1988, then-president Ronald Reagan suspended construction of the

Today in History, the year 1988, then-President Ronald Reagan suspended construction of the

The two-man crew did eject safely and were recovered by the USS Ronald Reagan aircraft

during the Reagan administration. So he's very familiar with antitrust laws,

Dr. Reagan, conjunction with Rule of Law Radio, has put together the most comprehensive teaching tool available

Anyway, we had a guy running for president and I think it was when Reagan was, oh, seven

then Reagan and now Trump. It's not all about Trump. It's just a condition of the economy. He said,

Now, I didn't like Ronald Reagan

And the press was vicious against Ronald Reagan

off the job. It should have did like Reagan did when the traffic control was threatened

But I'll be professional, here's an explanation, Reagan back in the 80s cut funding to public

And in the process, I can understand how President Reagan cut funding big time to public television.

that right there is the very epitome of Reagan's statement on the most

This is an artist not only has done work for Ronald Reagan, Michael Jackson, John Lennon

Is that what Reagan did back in the 80s? And I saw why. I went up one day. I'll throw this in

Well, it turned out that we couldn't use the board, but when I went in there, I understood why Reagan defunded public radio and public television

And I understand why Reagan defunded them. Poor babies

Remember what Reagan said.

You remember when Reagan had that commission done that did the financial analysis and what

they told Reagan was not one dime of federal income tax is spent on the services the federal

In June 30th of 1982, Ronald Reagan through executive order 12369 formed the grace commission

So he actually did this battle back when Reagan was governor and he wound up suing Reagan

He sued Reagan for a racketeering and he sued Nancy for laundering Reagan's money that he