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When you look at barack obama, remember, when he was in the illinois state legislature, i think he voted present over 100 times. so, is it about having a record or not having a record? >> no, it's not about having a record. it's about sort of capturing a feeling and that's what these people are running on. they are running on emotional feeling and trying to appeal to voters that way because they have no record and they have no accomplishments to point. to say. steve: well, we have looked at the numbers. charlie hurt, thank you for joining us have. great weekend. >> thank you, sir. steve: 6:30 ...

Statues, calling the framers racist, all of the things you hear kids coming out of universities today? >> he would have been appalled at the tearing down of statues and the ignorance widespread in public schools today. part of reagan's appeal, a lot of his appeal was that he spoke to young americans, he spoke about opportunity in the future. when he was reelected in 1984, he got 50% of the overall vote, but 65% of the under 30 vote. what when he left office in jany of '89, overall approval was 60%, under 30, it was 77% among voters under 30. some of his most important policy speech is given on...

Every day. you are comparing oranges and lemons here. the refugees of the 1980s -- >> laura: different from the economic refugees of today, it is a completely different dynamic and different world. he talked in the speech a lot about young people, and they need to educate young people. let's watch. >> very directly what it means to be an american. we absorb in the area you'd love of country, younger parents, ambivalent appreciation of america, the right thing to teach modern children. we have to teach history, based not on what is in fashion, but what is important. why the pilgrims came here, ...

Let's get rid of them all. if we are going to go down this road, there's no stopping it. >> madison, wisconsin, how about that? >> there you go. jackson, mississippi.. this is the problem. when this whole thing started where we had to remove confederate statues and we had to rename schools that were named after confederate generals and jefferson davis. it was really obvious from the beginning that there was no limiting principle to the renaming, that once we start renaming schools and streets in cities and tearing down statues, eventually we are going to have to go after the founding fathers, ...

>> let's get rid of austin, houston, washington, d.c. let's get rid of them all. if we are going to go down this road, there's no stopping it. >> madison, wisconsin, how about that? >> there you go. jackson, mississippi. this is the problem. when this whole thing started where we had to remove confederate statues and we had to rename schools that were named after confederate generals and jefferson davis. it was really obvious from the beginning that there was no limiting principle to the renaming, that once we start renaming schools and streets in cities and tearing down statues, eventually we...