Reagan was an outstanding actor. That series where he played a Republican was one of my all time favorites. He didn't make it to the Oscars but still got worldwide recognition. Who else could stay in character for more than 20 years?!
@@danielboone8256 Common sense, as a citizen of the USA it's kinda my job to know how basic government structure works. The president is the head of the executive branch, any choices the CIA makes, as a wing of it, have to go through the president- that's literally a president's job. My man's just trying to do a funny, let him be.
@@danielboone8256 That's just straight up wrong. No matter what decisions they may want to make, the leadership of the CIA is much more interested in: Not being prosecuted for felonies. Not being publicly humiliated and forced to resign. Not publicly humiliating the President of the United States and being forced to resign. Not being repeatedly hauled in front of House and Senate subcommittees (even secret ones) and being forced to explain the excesses of their subordinates. Not being the first CIA chief to find himself to be a serious enough threat to national security where your immediate removal (by any means necessary) becomes necessary. So while the POTUS may not know of every single activity or operation undertaken by the CIA, you can safely assume that if things get too out of hand and he calls the Director in on the carpet, that things are about to get “real.” Here are some things that the CIA might do w/o notifying the POTUS: Develop intelligence sources inside of the governments of hostile powers. Minor covert anti-terrorism activities (including murder, although NOT of American citizens) Perform covert intelligence on American citizens, American businesses and foreign businesses and nationals abroad. Establish minor contacts with criminal, quasi-terrorist and certain unseemly elements abroad for the purposes of intelligence collection Perform intelligence gathering operations against foreign intelligence services who are NOT allied to the US Here are some things were the CIA would likely need to get the POTUS to at least "sign off" on: Developing intelligence assets inside of the governments and the intelligence agencies of American allies. Major covert anti-terrorism activities (including drone strikes, murder, kidnapping and potentially the murder of American citizens abroad) Performing covert intelligence which leads them to domestic intelligence targets. Establish major contacts with criminal organizations, actual terrorist groups and the most extreme elements abroad for the purposes of intelligence collection,subversion,etc Performing intelligence gathering activities against foreign intelligence services of nations allied to the US (especially those in Western Europe and Israel) Frankly, the fear of blowback is so great that unless the President was pretty a "hands-off" leader throughout his term(s) in office he would need to keep a firm hand on his intelligence services or have a strong National Security Advisor to do this for him. The President nominates the CIA Director and as such that person is beholden to him and serves at his pleasure. If that person decides to go too far off of the reservation and there is blowback, you can bet that he will be on the phone talking with POTUS, if not in the Oval Office standing tall in front of the man. Frankly, if you have seen a movie about it and it happened in real life, then the POTUS would have been briefed about it or would have to be briefed before he found out about it in the media. If that didn't occur, the President would almost certainly dismiss the CIA Director and heads below that person's would roll as well. To round it up, yeah, Ronald Reagan was fully aware that it was going on. Otherwise Clair George wouldn't have been chief of Covert Operations for long.
I love it when I read comments by folks from today on various social media sites that state RR never made it as an Actor and hardly anybody knew who he was. This is absolute BS if they did any real research. The man starred or co-starred in over fifty motion pictures with many of the top names in Hollywood and was employed by both Warner Bros. (many years) and then Universal as a contract player and in fact, signed the first million dollar contract given to an Actor in 1941 during the height of his popularity. He also was a host and actor for the very popular "General Electric Theatre" for many years in the 50's and early 60's. No, he did not win an Oscar but many others did not either that were successful in the business. He was a solid performer who had fans and popularity and who spent decades in Hollywood. Hardly a failure in his first career and certainly everyone from the 30's through the 60's knew who he was if they went to the movies or watched TV. The audience at this show certainly knew who he was too.
@@jeb_bush6129 He was very good for his time. The problem is that since his presidency Republicans have continued to push his policies despite how the times and needs of the country have changed. What worked in 1980 doesn't necessarily work in 2020
Joking aside, he should be on Mt. Rushmore. He is the only President who has been the president of a union. He is the only President who was shot and survived. He said to "Win one for the Gipper" as part of a movie role and he said to "Win One for the Gipper" as a former two term President giving his farewell address. Under his Presidency, the Soviet Union was sent to the ash heap of history and it was Morning in America again. He was always Presidential and he won 49 of 50 states in his last election.
Many things wrong with this. 1. He is not the only president to be shot and survived. Think of Teddy Roosevelt or Donald Trump. 2. He may have been president of a union, but when something happened with the union he switched sides. Also, after Air Traffic Controllers held a strike, Reagan destroyed their Union and fired all of them and banned them from ever working for the Federal government again. Reagan may have been president of a union, but with what he did to PATCO he lost all credibility. I'm gonna start talking shit about Reagan now. Reagan destroyed the Middle Class, he ignored the AIDs crisis, he expanded the war on drugs which did more harm than good, and he sold weapons to Iran illegally. There is many more bad stuff he did that I haven't mentioned. Reagan was not a good president.
@@HistoryInTheMaking2023 Ronald Reagan was a horrible president. He ignored the Aids Crisis, sold weapons to Iran, destroyed the Middle Class with Reaganomics, and many more things he did as president that were horrible. Stop say Reagan was good, because he wasn't.
Good day to you S-2612! and thank you kindlly for sharing this great video! Ronald Reagan was a wonderful Actor and We Love him for life! Sincerlly! With respect! T.G.
No, no.. Reagan sucked. He destroyed the Middle Class, he commited treason by selling weapons to Iran, he ignored the AIDs crisis, and he did even more countless things I can't name here. Reagan was a bad president.
JFK is legendary I feel like for his Brooklyn accent but driving slow with the top down on a street in the loud state with ballistic glass existing back then probably wasn’t the best choice
Back those days when ladies didn't have to leave their seat for handshake Back those days when everyone was gentle. Back those days when not even my father was born.
Reagan would disown Trump. He didn't have much to say about him in the 80s because Trump sort-of personified the concept of freewheeling capitalism when cut loose from government boot heels on its neck. But Trump was a natural born narcissist and the most arrogant person I've ever had the displeasure of laying eyes on -- the diametric opposite of Ronald Reagan, a good and genuinely decent man who put country first in all he did. Trump never did anything that didn't benefit Trump first and foremost.
A great man whose many talents were torn at for years by the left. At one time he was a Democrat and president of a union, the Screen Actors Guild, in the late 1940's. He gradually saw the light, departed the increasingly left-leaning Democrats and restored American pride in the wake of Watergate and after the disaster that was Jimmy Carter. Indeed, the Iranians so feared Reagan, the the embassy hostages in Tehran were released after 444 days in captivity on the day of Reagan's inauguration in Jan. 1981. Reagan's policies led to the downfall of the Soviet Union and the liberation of millions in Eastern Europe, all occurring shortly after he left office. Now that we have a president whose abysmal performance can make only our enemies and Jimmy Carter happy (because Carter is no longer the worst President over the past 150 years), we can only hope that someone like Reagan will emerge to lead America back to greatness -- and in doing so make the world a safer place to live. May God bless Ronald Reagan. No one is perfect and he was not -- but his policies were both sensible and effective.
Carter was a president who never fired a single shot in his time as commander in cheif. By some people's definitions that would be a measure of success.
Carter was a mediocre President (stronger figure post-Presidency than he was as President), not a disastrous President. By the measure of all Presidencies, he was not terrible, just not exceptional.
Actually Reagan said that Carter should be thanked that when he entered office the hostage situation had got better. Also Reagans trickledown economics have shown to be bad for American society. He was short minded,he left a mess for his own vp to fix after him. His domestic policies weren't good, he fumbled aids badly, he spearheaded the war on drugs, and added to the deficit. Though I do admit his foreign policy was pretty favorable .
@@ryanhernandez8324a year ago but to answer your "what does gipper mean" question, ronald reagan played a man called george gipp (nicknamed the gipper) - one of, if not, the most popular/well-kown film of his. From then on he kind of gained the nickname "the gipper" too.
![What's My Line? - Walt Disney; Jerry Lewis [panel] (Nov 11, 1956)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/7FRpJZWhxso/mqdefault.jpg)
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Ronald Reagan...The ACTOR!?
I love back to the future too
And he was the Head of the Screen Actors Guild too I believe...
I know, this is heavy!
Yessss! BTTF!
@@theunseencret4629 Brilliant!
That guy should run for President.
And win 2 landslides
Ronald Reagan?! The actor?! Nah
It’d be awesome to have an actor as president.
And who's gonna be vice president??!?! Jerry Lewis???
bruh no there is zero chance that he will be president from 1981-89
"Would you consider yourself a leading man?"
Prophetic statement in more ways than one.
Name 6
except that he was a poor leader...just a good speaker
Wrong.
Leading the middle class to financial ruin.
@@DanK123 that man was biden. Whom you voted for.
Ladies and Gentlemen, the President of the United States
0:46
DUHYAH DAH DAH DAH.....
No? This is the actor Ronald Reagan
The cold blooded murderer of the American Dream.
@@keithhyttinen8275 lol they don’t know and they’re about to vehemently deny that
Mr Gorbachev, tear down this wall!
Reagan smash
Reagan smash !
Regan sleepy
Mr Biden, tear down Trump's wall!
@@Cjnw can we not get political?
@@elizabethridenbaugh7731 on a video of ronald reagan you’re asking not to get political?
I wish i had such a beatiful handwriting as Reagan
little did they know he would be president later...i find this amusing
69th liker
Dude no way
Little did they know he'd ruin the country.
@@DanK123he saved the country from
Communist and underfucked fatties like you
Unfortunately Obama brought back race wars
Reagan was an outstanding actor. That series where he played a Republican was one of my all time favorites. He didn't make it to the Oscars but still got worldwide recognition. Who else could stay in character for more than 20 years?!
Tbh the reason he wasnt AS well known as acting now is because there was a GLUT of actors of such a great quality.
Should've stayed in acting. Fiction.
What was the name of that movie or show? I will have to check that out. Yes, I know what you meant.
Is it just me or does anybody else think he is absolutely adorable??!!! Haha!
its just you
@@BlueSky-qs3wp ofc the minecraft child is the one to be the party pooper
I see we have Reagan stans in chat
No, shut up CIA bot
@@luccah.7489 i mean the dude got gay as his last name idk
He was 42 in this...
Blimey, I would have said 25 to 32
My age. Ronnie was a total fox
Good God. Time was great on him.
@@tomimpala 25 ? No 38
Wow he’s got some nice hand writing
Pretty sure they all did back then. 😂
Hey, That's me!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Looks like he's having a ball!
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Now i understand why doc was shocked he became president
Lol
Rip
@@whatthefrickbro thanks man
@@mustacheduck2793 you, Walter Mondale vs. Ronald Reagan, the guy she tells you not to worry about
@@emperormiguelgallazaiii6309 ouch it hurt how accurate that is
He was so gorgeous omg
REAL
One of my favorite WML episodes. Reagan enjoyed himself.
One of the classiest and best looking crack dealers in history. What a man. What a man.
I thought that was just the CIA. What evidence do you have that Reagan knew about it and encouraged it?
@@danielboone8256 Common sense, as a citizen of the USA it's kinda my job to know how basic government structure works. The president is the head of the executive branch, any choices the CIA makes, as a wing of it, have to go through the president- that's literally a president's job. My man's just trying to do a funny, let him be.
@@squifftopher I don't think that's necessarily true. If the CIA wanted to hide stuff, they would.
@@squifftopher The president has no control over what happens in the cia
@@danielboone8256 That's just straight up wrong. No matter what decisions they may want to make, the leadership of the CIA is much more interested in:
Not being prosecuted for felonies.
Not being publicly humiliated and forced to resign.
Not publicly humiliating the President of the United States and being forced to resign.
Not being repeatedly hauled in front of House and Senate subcommittees (even secret ones) and being forced to explain the excesses of their subordinates.
Not being the first CIA chief to find himself to be a serious enough threat to national security where your immediate removal (by any means necessary) becomes necessary.
So while the POTUS may not know of every single activity or operation undertaken by the CIA, you can safely assume that if things get too out of hand and he calls the Director in on the carpet, that things are about to get “real.”
Here are some things that the CIA might do w/o notifying the POTUS:
Develop intelligence sources inside of the governments of hostile powers.
Minor covert anti-terrorism activities (including murder, although NOT of American citizens)
Perform covert intelligence on American citizens, American businesses and foreign businesses and nationals abroad.
Establish minor contacts with criminal, quasi-terrorist and certain unseemly elements abroad for the purposes of intelligence collection
Perform intelligence gathering operations against foreign intelligence services who are NOT allied to the US
Here are some things were the CIA would likely need to get the POTUS to at least "sign off" on:
Developing intelligence assets inside of the governments and the intelligence agencies of American allies.
Major covert anti-terrorism activities (including drone strikes, murder, kidnapping and potentially the murder of American citizens abroad)
Performing covert intelligence which leads them to domestic intelligence targets.
Establish major contacts with criminal organizations, actual terrorist groups and the most extreme elements abroad for the purposes of intelligence collection,subversion,etc
Performing intelligence gathering activities against foreign intelligence services of nations allied to the US (especially those in Western Europe and Israel)
Frankly, the fear of blowback is so great that unless the President was pretty a "hands-off" leader throughout his term(s) in office he would need to keep a firm hand on his intelligence services or have a strong National Security Advisor to do this for him.
The President nominates the CIA Director and as such that person is beholden to him and serves at his pleasure. If that person decides to go too far off of the reservation and there is blowback, you can bet that he will be on the phone talking with POTUS, if not in the Oval Office standing tall in front of the man.
Frankly, if you have seen a movie about it and it happened in real life, then the POTUS would have been briefed about it or would have to be briefed before he found out about it in the media. If that didn't occur, the President would almost certainly dismiss the CIA Director and heads below that person's would roll as well.
To round it up, yeah, Ronald Reagan was fully aware that it was going on. Otherwise Clair George wouldn't have been chief of Covert Operations for long.
I love it when I read comments by folks from today on various social media sites that state RR never made it as an Actor and hardly anybody knew who he was. This is absolute BS if they did any real research. The man starred or co-starred in over fifty motion pictures with many of the top names in Hollywood and was employed by both Warner Bros. (many years) and then Universal as a contract player and in fact, signed the first million dollar contract given to an Actor in 1941 during the height of his popularity. He also was a host and actor for the very popular "General Electric Theatre" for many years in the 50's and early 60's. No, he did not win an Oscar but many others did not either that were successful in the business. He was a solid performer who had fans and popularity and who spent decades in Hollywood. Hardly a failure in his first career and certainly everyone from the 30's through the 60's knew who he was if they went to the movies or watched TV. The audience at this show certainly knew who he was too.
bro i aint gay but that is one handsome man
That's a gay comment tho
@@JT-xj1pg It's not
If you're gay you're gay
@@JT-xj1pg it would have been, but if you read again he prefaced it all with "bro i aint gay" so no worries
He was classy, unlike many other american presidents.
So great, thank you for sharing. I have been on a tear of watching What's My Line lately, and good to see this one with Ole'Ronnie!
Love or hate him as a politician, he’s always been a stand up guy.
"Who do you think will be president"
"Me"
Well gee, I haven't glimpsed upon this video for a round turn of say.. 67 years when I was only 13 years. I'll be.
Never heard of this show... It's like the human Akinator bot.
What's My Line was a HUGE hit in its day - 1950 to 1967 - EVERYONE watched it every Sunday night!
Ever watched 101 Dalmatians? They have a parody of this show in that movie, it's called "What's my Crime."
@@albinospino3089What's my crime? I wonder if they had Nixon cameo on that one
"Will you become one of the Greatest and Most Beloved US Presidents in American History"?
"A duh duh duh ta tta ta jawol !!!
Holy shit, stop simping, he wasn't that great
@@jeb_bush6129 He was very good for his time. The problem is that since his presidency Republicans have continued to push his policies despite how the times and needs of the country have changed. What worked in 1980 doesn't necessarily work in 2020
@@jeb_bush6129 he ended the Cold War yes he was great
He will go down in history as a controversial one. Has done a lot of great things but also committed really evil acts too
@@5xq283 missandling an epidemic is good because he was able to win vs a crumbling nation
wow ronald was a handsome man in his younger ages
Joking aside, he should be on Mt. Rushmore. He is the only President who has been the president of a union. He is the only President who was shot and survived. He said to "Win one for the Gipper" as part of a movie role and he said to "Win One for the Gipper" as a former two term President giving his farewell address. Under his Presidency, the Soviet Union was sent to the ash heap of history and it was Morning in America again. He was always Presidential and he won 49 of 50 states in his last election.
He was not the only president to get shot and survived
No Theodore Roosevelt was shot and lived. But that was after his term ended.
@@earthball2024TR better, he even finished his speech as shot
:)
Many things wrong with this.
1. He is not the only president to be shot and survived. Think of Teddy Roosevelt or Donald Trump.
2. He may have been president of a union, but when something happened with the union he switched sides. Also, after Air Traffic Controllers held a strike, Reagan destroyed their Union and fired all of them and banned them from ever working for the Federal government again. Reagan may have been president of a union, but with what he did to PATCO he lost all credibility.
I'm gonna start talking shit about Reagan now.
Reagan destroyed the Middle Class, he ignored the AIDs crisis, he expanded the war on drugs which did more harm than good, and he sold weapons to Iran illegally. There is many more bad stuff he did that I haven't mentioned. Reagan was not a good president.
Gorgeous man
Are we seeing the reversed Trump effect
No, Regan was liked before (actor of course) and while he was president, he didnt win a 49 state landslide for nothing
That woman was sharp as a tack.
Thats the FUNNIEST Whats my Line guest Ive ever seen !
He’s gonna be a big government official one day.I just know it
Nah, not a chance
Cuz he can act and it makes it easy for him to lie
@@anarcho-communist11 NO CAUSE HE WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST PRESIDENTS EVER
@@HistoryInTheMaking2023 Ronald Reagan was a horrible president. He ignored the Aids Crisis, sold weapons to Iran, destroyed the Middle Class with Reaganomics, and many more things he did as president that were horrible. Stop say Reagan was good, because he wasn't.
Ron is the best
god that show was incredible
Good day to you S-2612! and thank you kindlly for sharing this great video! Ronald Reagan was a wonderful Actor and We Love him for life! Sincerlly! With respect! T.G.
I'm sure all this footage are archived in the presidential libraries
The greatest president since George Washington
Both sucked
abe Lincoln
No, no.. Reagan sucked. He destroyed the Middle Class, he commited treason by selling weapons to Iran, he ignored the AIDs crisis, and he did even more countless things I can't name here. Reagan was a bad president.
this is gold
It's weird to see him rather young. Only 42. Handsome chap. It's strange to see him do these silly voices and things.
This show shows the statesman he was even then..8 years as Gov of CA..8Years as President
Ya know this guy would make a great president
What's your line? Tear down this wall
Ronald Reagan is the man who would be King
Ronny 'RayGun' Reagan ! wooot!
In case you didn't know, he became president in 81... this was shot in 1953...
He became governor of California in 67
He was also shot in 1981, what a coincidence
@@Armoliver LMAO
Are you the best President of the 20th Century?
Debatable. Remember, there were many great presidents in that 100 year period. FDR, JFK, Eisenhower, Theodore Roosevelt, amongst others.
+New Name Kennedy was a joke
I believe he was.
Reagan was the best.
All I am saying is that there are some other great candidates there.
The old programs better than today's fucking talkshow.
This guy is amazing
Until he became President then he wasn't amazing in my opinion.
@@John-sg5un I kinda agree, he did some good things but some bad things as well.
Why does this just look like an entire live cartoon in real life
The best President ever
He looked the same. I would like his genes
Ronnie sure aged well throughout his life. Even until he was an old man he looked like he only aged about 10-15 years since 1960
He almost didn't aged during the 70s and 80s
He maintained a really good hairline throughout the years
Imagine when he shook your hand. Fast forward what 30 years. He becomes president of the United States. You shook the presidents hand.
Hollywood's often tried to mix
Showbusiness with politics
From Helen Gahagan
To... Ronald Reagan?!?!
1:22 Ya Bro! He was so ahead of his time lol
He said Jawohl.
Devastatingly handsome.
The Gipper, as I live and breathe!
Were you ever in Star Wars?
wElL, kInDa! #SDI
He’s seem nice but JFK is still my favorite
JFK is legendary I feel like for his Brooklyn accent but driving slow with the top down on a street in the loud state with ballistic glass existing back then probably wasn’t the best choice
He wasn’t from Brooklyn he had the Bostonian accent.
My favourite clone high character
@Ranuk Abeylath lines of brooks
Back those days when ladies didn't have to leave their seat for handshake
Back those days when everyone was gentle.
Back those days when not even my father was born.
those days when 2 world wars occurred
THE GOAT!
I feel like long ago people in America have a different accent than everyone in America right now
Part of it is the shift in accents, part of it is the change in audio technology that made people’s voices sound different.
total beast
I know, I know, I am very charming
This guy seems cool, he should be president
If Ron did this today (as of 2020), in my opinion, it's like he's mocking Donny Boy in some parts.
Reagan would disown Trump. He didn't have much to say about him in the 80s because Trump sort-of personified the concept of freewheeling capitalism when cut loose from government boot heels on its neck. But Trump was a natural born narcissist and the most arrogant person I've ever had the displeasure of laying eyes on -- the diametric opposite of Ronald Reagan, a good and genuinely decent man who put country first in all he did. Trump never did anything that didn't benefit Trump first and foremost.
@@briane173 just shut it, stop putting your thoughts as if they are everyone else's or facts
A great man whose many talents were torn at for years by the left. At one time he was a Democrat and president of a union, the Screen Actors Guild, in the late 1940's. He gradually saw the light, departed the increasingly left-leaning Democrats and restored American pride in the wake of Watergate and after the disaster that was Jimmy Carter. Indeed, the Iranians so feared Reagan, the the embassy hostages in Tehran were released after 444 days in captivity on the day of Reagan's inauguration in Jan. 1981. Reagan's policies led to the downfall of the Soviet Union and the liberation of millions in Eastern Europe, all occurring shortly after he left office. Now that we have a president whose abysmal performance can make only our enemies and Jimmy Carter happy (because Carter is no longer the worst President over the past 150 years), we can only hope that someone like Reagan will emerge to lead America back to greatness -- and in doing so make the world a safer place to live. May God bless Ronald Reagan. No one is perfect and he was not -- but his policies were both sensible and effective.
Michael Rethman "Saw the light" - in your opinion.
Carter was a president who never fired a single shot in his time as commander in cheif. By some people's definitions that would be a measure of success.
Carter was a mediocre President (stronger figure post-Presidency than he was as President), not a disastrous President. By the measure of all Presidencies, he was not terrible, just not exceptional.
Actually Reagan said that Carter should be thanked that when he entered office the hostage situation had got better. Also Reagans trickledown economics have shown to be bad for American society. He was short minded,he left a mess for his own vp to fix after him. His domestic policies weren't good, he fumbled aids badly, he spearheaded the war on drugs, and added to the deficit. Though I do admit his foreign policy was pretty favorable .
Que president hasta cielo viejon 1911- 2004
He really should consider running for president
That guys pretty cool
Greatest president ever
He’s one handsome son of a gun, ain’t it
this show would never work today....too many trolls would spoil the surprise
Ronald Reagan.is funnier than any teenager on tiktok.
Fritz Mondale should have run this as an attack ad.
I like the question about musical performance. "Holy Toledo NO!"
The Gipper had very little musical talent and was willing to admit it.
What's Gipper mean? You mean Gypper? One who Gyps people in a deal? (Is gyp how you spell it?)
@@ryanhernandez8324a year ago but to answer your "what does gipper mean" question, ronald reagan played a man called george gipp (nicknamed the gipper) - one of, if not, the most popular/well-kown film of his. From then on he kind of gained the nickname "the gipper" too.
He seems like he could be a funny president
She knew her Movies
Ronald had a thing for that last girl XD
I'm disappointed that no one asked
,
"Who is the president of the United States in 1985?"
I know that fellow: he played the President of the United States for 8 years.
yeah, this guy's gonna be president 28 years
I miss those years and i wasn't even alive then
Most of everyone:
"Ronald Reagan?!... THE PRESIDENT?"
good looking
Jesus Christ whoever did the cleanup on this should be slapped
don’t use the Lord name in vain plz
@@a.d4874 god isn’t real
@@montymole7519 You sound like you're fun at parties
He resembles Christian Bale when he laughs/smile.
Do you think yourself as a leading person ?
Well he lead the earth for 8 years so after 27 or so years.
i hate the man's politics, but he was the funniest man to ever live
hyperbole will be the death of us all
2:32 What does the scotch tape line mean? Sorry, not excellent at English here.
she said she was torn and scotch tape is a kind of tape
In thirty years...
How was living in a black and white world of 1950s?
Come 2 Brazil 🇧🇷
I’ll give it to him I may not be able to stand his politics but he was a charmer: edit rather his economic policies
My favorite is Ronald Ruegan
Presidente Clinton jajajajajajaja
Is it weird of me to find this entertaining?
2nd best president
who 1st
@@mustacheduck2793 Trump
@@ITSMRFOXY i believe that to be inaccurate
hello
@@mustacheduck2793 just kidding, he hired bolton.
Which US president was an actor?
Answer: Ronald Regan.
Wow....ladies didnt stand up on those days.....???
YAH YAH YAH YAH YAH YAH