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Hosted. In washington, d. C. Good afternoon, welcome to the Cato Institute. Appreciate you coming out today. This is a really important topic. I have a book forum here for the the human cost of welfare by phil harvey and lisa conyers. For those folks following online you can follow along on twitter at catoevent or thehumancostofwelfare. The United States government spent roughly 688 billion dollars to fund more than 100 antipoverty programs. State and local governments spent an additional 300 billion on those and other programs. That means the government is spending close to a trillion dollars...

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Thanks for taking the time to talk with me. I am delighted to talk about your new book killing reagan this is the first in a series . Guest thats correct. But jesus and patent and kennedy and lyndon kneepad was accidental but violent but with Ronald Reagan was an attempt. Is a bit different. Why reagan . We think the story evolves with the assassination attempt was it in context with this series. Ronald reagan was shot very shortly after he was elected president at a certain age when you get a trauma like that it affects you physically and mentally and that certainly happened and it was the mo...

American public was that Ronald Reagan had a lot of changes that took place physically and mentally. It chronicles that situation. If indeed it has affected him, would you say that adversely that he was less capable after the assassination because of the physical and emotional changes . Is that what you are suggesting . Everyone that worked with Ronald Reagan in the white house said he had his good days and bad days. Nobody said that about him when he was governor of i i believe there was a change. He somehow miraculously lifted himself up by sheer will. Some days when reagan was so detached w...

Interview program after words bill oreilly discusses his book killing reagan with bay buchanan president of the american cause. He discusses the career of Ronald Reagan and the challenges he faced following the assassination attempt in his early in his presidency. Host hi bill. How are you doing today . Guest im good thanks for taking the time to talk to me. Im delighted to talk about your new look killing reagan. Is the fifth in the series. Guest thats correct. Host the other, Lincoln Kennedy patent all died violent deaths and maybe in the case of patent it was accidental but in this particul...