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@@gaileychambers8976He had NONE. He’s a loser and seeks to divide people rather than unify and no sense of humour

smacdiesel No he wasn't! It was FDR

Cosmo Curnow no it was Reagan u Libtard

@@cosmocurnow8457, Are you a libi

I would say Reagan and Theodore Roosevelt

If not the best

+Ciaran Ryan I remembrr watching this in 1993 and seeing Nancy Reagan and Barbara Bush laugh so heartily at that moment when it was live on CNN.

Why it is funny? I do not the get the joke. Somebody please explain!

DAS Because everyone thought he was to old. Watch the 84 debate against Mondale. Has one of the best moments in any debate. You’ll see why they laugh.

@@kevinchester6721 I know those funny moments. Thanks. I just did not get this joke.

DAS no problem.

I wish I could have seen him make more appearances during the mid and late 90s, but it wasn’t to be.

He was bought and paid for

Well said Manny

abdulfattah el-sinawi sikkeee

I agree like President Reagan as well!

abdulfattah el-sinawi You must not have been alive when Reagan was President.

@@Malcolmdeeb who is the best president in ur opinion then and why?

ChickenCaesarSalad There is no “best” President. Presidents aren’t athletes who’re competing using a set of determinable measures. Presidents can only be graded by how they reacted to the particular set of challenges during the historical period for which they served. FDR can be considered a great President because he not only saved the nation from economic, societal, and structural collapse, he created safety measures to avoid future catastrophic crisis. However, his failure to engage against German aggression in Europe has considered a cause for the extended duration of WWII. Nixon, whose criminal actions led to calls from Republican members of Congress for him to resign, can inarguably be commended for his accomplishments like the creation of the EPA and for his diplomatic reengagement with China. Even those men whose presidencies could be looked at as “failures,” were great men when viewing the entirety of their life’s accomplishments (ie. Carter and Hoover). So, there is no objective answer for who was the “best” president.

Well Reagan anyway. Bush? One of the most evil families in American history...

Marketing Heavy Duty Tow Companies Most evil? You’re thinking of the Clintons

@@marketingheavydutytowcompa6996 I mean Bush Sr. was better than the half-drunken jagoff 43 LOL.

Audie Murphy American Legend kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iKdxrdeIqJvXhGw.html

he literally said the goal was to preserve "liberty", a central idea of "liberal ideology". At least try to act smart.

trump

Jocelyn Regidor Rand Paul is the next Reagan.

His kids are nothing like him sadly

Obama!

mega tron Obama will go down as the worst president we've ever had and it won't be because of his skin color.

He wont be the worst president neither will George W Bush the worst presidents were Warren G Harding & Franklin Pierce

Woodrow Wilson gave us the federal reserve & then realized he made a huge mistake he turned all the money over to big bakers that's really bad & don't forget Nixon had to leave be fore he was thrown out, so Obama will not go down as the worst president nor will George W Bush or Clinton.

+austin teutsch were you asleep from 2001-2009?!

bullshit

Couldn't agree more ricco

Are you nuts? The Nobel Peace Price is not about peace. Only those who advance anti-americanism, like Jimmy Carter or Barack Obama, can earn that stupid price.

Then give him one for Econ

To whom?

To Ronnie, he was an economics major.

Darius Thurman Yes, Ronald Reagan was an economics major from a non-ivy league university and he was very very smart. George H. W. Bush was also an economics major and from an ivy league university and was very dumb.

Andrew Griffith Bush was six foot two here. Reagan in his prime was about six foot. He's 82 here, and was probably about five foot eleven.

@@APOCALYPSE_X-MEN Six foot 1 inch actually. Here he is getting along in years and Alzheimer's has already set in, though unnoticed by some people and undiagnosed. From personal experience with the disease I know that it can also cause a decline in stature, mostly because of the afflicted person's inability to comprehend the acts of standing and walking, so their knees are almost constantly bent which causes the loss in 1-2 inches of height. Add this to the natural compression of the spine that comes with old age and you lose 3-4 inches. I'd say he's not quite 5' 11" here, maybe closer to 5' 10".

WRONG COUNTRY!!! We don't HAIL anyone here, buddy...

Reagan would wholeheartedly support every single step and policy decision the Trump administration has made.

@@marketingheavydutytowcompa6996 With all due respect, who are you to say what he would and wouldn't support? Only he has the ability to tell us what he would or wouldn't support and seeing as how he's dead, we don't have that luxury. In studying the policies of the Reagan administration, careful examination of speeches and public appearances there are some policies presented by Trump that Reagan might have agreed with, but I doubt he would have "wholeheartedly support(ed) every single step and policy decision the Trump administration has made." But, as I said before, only Reagan himself would know 100%, and he's been dead and gone for a long time. According to most people's belief (myself included) the dead lie in wait for the Lord's return and know not the happenings of the earth, nor do they care, so we wont ever get to know because his spirit has most likely not developed an opinion. However, it is the individuals right to examine all evidence and make a decision for themselves, whether or not it can be backed up, and I respect that freedom. Based on my own research, I'll just have to politely disagree with you.

And Juan, good luck with your aspirations to be President. I myself am going through college to be somewhere in the political field, and President would be nice, but I'd settle for Senator. God bless you.

@@neecicoleman1690 Thanks and Happy Holidays to you neeci

I’ll watch for you.

That is a disgusting comment! The truth is the truth

Its a factual comment. Compare the two speeches and get back to me with your apology.

Admiral of the Fleet Sir Cloudesley Shovell I loved the eulogy: it brought my mother to tears when she watched it.

Reagan was a great man don't listen to those trolls. Reagan was one of the good presidents.

I admit his eulogy is pretty nice

Tirrell Youngblood I doubt it, he gave amnesty to millions of ilegals

2000 he also called it the "biggest mistake of his presidency"

According to his kids he wouldn’t

He would be happy to see Donald Trump as president? Stop smoking crack.

Tirrell Youngblood Are you ok? Cause there’s no way in hell President Reagan would approve of Donald and all his messiness.. His own kids dislike Trump. One’s a democratic and I believe his daughter is a conservative.

@Joseph MALLOUHI I know she did the right thing. She tried to keep him active for as long as possible. It's a hard disease, and it kills the family to watch. I don't blame her.

@Joseph MALLOUHI Don't be sorry about it. We've made our peace. We have her urn in our house and we'll make jokes about her all the time. She'd have gotten a kick out of it. You take care as well, God bless you.

@@neecicoleman1690 you would think someone suffering from Alzheimer’s wouldn’t be able to deliver a speech and at the same time sound like their old self.

No, he never will be either.

@@victini8360 Amen to that. He tried hard though. Too bad we're getting Biden in January, we can't seem to get back on the right track.

*Obama had TNB*

Robert Mack Good joke.

;)

Robert Mack Rand Paul was the best chance we had at reviving the Republic.

:)

+jenny1158 *And here I thought Reagan Ended the Cold War and the Soviet Union without Firing a Shot. Who would have thought.*

+Escape for Mankind You missed the point. Did he do it as a government servant or as a "civilian"? This is an award for civilians. Besides, those accomplishments weren't his alone. He just got credit for it. He wasn't that smart.

Where were you in the 1980's? Oh let me guess ... On Mars?

@@breakglassdawkins1570 What do you mean by that? The comment isn't negative, it's the truth, sometimes the truth hurts. Before you go harking on me, I've seen the disease and felt it, it took my Grandmother. You can see how it has affected Reagan, frequent pauses, jittery, unbalanced, unfocused, and his voice has deepened beyond that which would be caused by old age alone. It's the sad and painful truth that all those who are afflicted with Alzheimer's must face.

@@breakglassdawkins1570 How am I whining? Whining is complaining, and I'm not complaining about anything, I'm explaining. There's a difference.