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But, kathleen sebelius is in charge of this rollout. it's a disaster. but she doesn't get fired? i don't understand. i don't get it. >> no, but, bill, look, obamacare, i believe is, good for this country. more people are insured, costs go down. we should focus on that. but, yes, yes. they have to fix this rollout problem. they have got to fix it it i'm with you on that. >> thank you, governor, we appreciate you coming on tonight. >> directly ahead, were we as a nation better off in the 1950s than we are today? the 1950s than we are today? a powerful hi honey, did you get e toaster cozy? yep. g...

Nailed that one? did you ever have a postmortem on the addresses that he gave and how they went? >> ronald reagan was funny. you would think having been in show business, having been in politics for a long time, that he would talk that way, i nailed it, i owned that room, stuff like that. >> yeah, a little bit. >> no, he never did. or not that i ever saw. reagan was amazingly modest. he had a lot of humility. and he didn't brag about his ability to get people. when people listened to him and they felt as he did, he felt it was because he felt like they did. he felt like there was a kind of com...

Veterans, most of which are world war ii. it is a different generation. there's just a level of respect and humility. out of 1,000 gentlemen that i've interviewed, men and woman, i've yet to meet one that was arrogant or bragged about their deeds. they consistently are humble and just appreciative of the fact they had that experience. most of them wouldn't want to repeat it, but they certainly -- they're certainly glad they were able to do their duty. >> you know, that describes most of the men and women in military in general, even present day. but i want to ask you, how you're preserving the...

>> peggy noonan served as special assistant to president reagan, and they worked on that speech together. she joins me now, live. peggy, great to see you. do you still get chills when you listen to that? >> yeah, actually. >> and the way he brought those very men sitting before him to tears. and he said later about it that they looked like elderly businessmen sitting there that day yet these were the kids who climbed the cliffs. >> mm-hmm. >> this is one of the first times that a president in modern history had stopped and paid this sort of tribute, amazingly, to what we now know as the greate...

Go. at least i've given him -- >> -- sounded very good, i'm very, very liberal, and my brother's right of you. >> can i mention something? >> i've seen you both together. dropped you on your head or long ago -- >> can i mention something, i don't think until i was a much older adult and i still don't ask them today, i didn't know how my parents voted. i think i remember one election they came home from work and they had both voted. i remember them saying they canceled each other out. i didn't know who had voted for whom. what my parents did was just provide an opportunity for me to think a lot...