President Reagan at the Arrival Ceremony of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on February 26, 1981
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- Full Title: President and Nancy Reagan at the Arrival Ceremony of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher from the United Kingdom and then Reviewing Troops and followed by Speeches on the South Lawn then the Prime Minister Departure from C-9 on February 26, 1981
Creator(s): President (1981-1989 : Reagan). White House Television Office. 1/20/1981-1/20/1989 (Most Recent)
Series: Video Recordings, 1/20/1981 - 1/20/1989
Collection: Records of the White House Television Office (WHTV) (Reagan Administration), 1/20/1981 - 1/20/1989
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Production Date: 2/26/1981
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Contact(s): Ronald Reagan Library (LP-RR), 40 Presidential Drive, Simi Valley, CA 93065-0600
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National Archives Identifier:63786763
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Listening to Margaret Thatcher speak reminds of a time when I spoke clear crisp English. Her words resonate with me and strike a cord.
What happened though?. Sounds like you're no longer in that position. Undoubtedly her English is flawless, very elegant and clear just as expected from a native speaker of the language.
@@rthelionheart Not necessarily. One can be a native speaker of a language and still lack the discipline, training, and intelligence to speak said language with elegance, poise, and clarity. To speak any language with the mastery she displays requires a combination of factors, some of which I have outlined above, and others which very few people possess.
@@learnerm3120 you may be right about that now that I think about it. Plenty of native speakers who lack the necessary skills and attitude to be all that fluent and equally elegant while talking.
«We place our faith not so much in economic theory but in the resourcefulness and the decency of ordinary people» (Mrs Thatcher in her speech). These are the key words to understand this great woman and statesman. Remember, resemble, persevere.
There's certainly a touch of nostalgia for some of us. But Reagan ditched the economic theory of balancing the budget, which was disingenuous, whatever one thinks of the personalities involved.
Gotta love how this channel shows the improvement of clearer imagery in filming videos throughout the 1980s. Compare this to Reagan's farewell address.
Good observation. Yes, there is quite a variation in the video quality from 1981 to 1989. The White House used three different formats for those 8 years. Starting with 16mm color motion picture film, then 3/4" Umatic and ending with Betacam videotape. President Reagan's was the first White House Administration that had such an extensive video coverage.
@@RonaldReaganLibrary In my opinion, 16mm film has the best quality, although it is very expensive, but in return if well preserved, we can get quality up to 4K.
August 21, 2023 11:58AM
The good old days
thanks for uploading many videos ^오^/
Oh happy years
Did he put his hand over his heart for the playing of God Save the Queen?🤔
Yes, he was a respectful person.
As The Prime Minister did the same for The star spangled banner.
@@kpax45 Yes, he was...but it's hard not to be respectful when it is the same tune as our 'My Country 'Tis of Thee'...
Yes, and Margaret Thatcher put her hand over her heart for the Star Spangled Banner. Both of these leaders were best friends....not just colleagues.
Reagan did the same thing when the Chancellor of W. Germany. He put his hand in his heart when they played the German National Anthem. Absolute class.
I gotta wonder what Mr Thatcher and Mrs Reagan talked about all those years
Great arrangement of HTTC
good speech Maggie
❤ good old day full repect too great pleople ❤
3:10 National Anthem of UK
3:51 National Anthem of US
the best ever!
This ceremony took place about a month before President Reagan was shot. In subsequent welcoming ceremonies, he no longer took part in reviewing the troops with foreign leaders and was less exposed in general during the proceedings.
17:54 Solar Eclipse happened that day.
Those were great times
Oh yeah if you are a conservative
I miss those days
I see Amb. Lee Annenberg in the light blue jacket. Her and husband Walter owned the Sunnylands estate in Palm Springs. He was Amb. To Court of St. James under Nixon. She was Reagan’s Chief of Protocol. The Reagans, the Annenbergs, Thatcher all class acts compared to the hillbilly yokels we have today!
It could only go downwards from there. And it has.
You could see that hat from space!
Fuerón los mejores si estuvierán ahora el mundo no fuera esté desastré de hoy,the first,last,and the best,follow Donald Trump
I miss those days.
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저분들 다 이세상 사람들이 아니네 허망하다
Теперь то мы понимаем кто сделал Америку не великой. Рейган. Дай то бог Америке ещё одного Рейгана.
NO AM / THAI BINH
It's ironic that both passed with brain issues. Alshiemers and dementia. So said
I prefer America's leadership to the British...
I recall when she died a large portion of England cheered. She was hatd and hated working people.
You recall incorrectly. When she died and at her funeral it was only the most hate filled lefties who have no self control whatever who cheered. It was AS ALWAYS the left wing who celebrated the death of someone who thought differently.
It's a defining attribute of the left. The left HATE.
They hate those that think differently, that look at the world differently, that see different paths to success. Margaret Thatcher didn't hate poor people she hoped for better for them, tried to bring about the circumstanes to promote that opportunity and through that she hoped for better from them.
She gave them opportunities, and thankfully many took them. It's why she destroyed the hard left and forced Kinnock to expunge them from the Labour party. It's why Derek Hatton and Arthur Scargill are footnotes in her biography. It's why when she passed away all the left had to offer was whistles and boos.
@@timothybaxter7392 and the shit left are still at it ,and getting worse.
She gave the working class the opportunity to buy their Council. house at rock bottom price, my Shop Steward , socialist strike loving father , turned down the offer to buy at £ 10, 000, ignorant fool
@@gailcrook2687 My major regret as a young guy earning a good wage was in not buying my dad's council house for him. Was too interested, at the time in pissing it up every weekend!
Only by hateful fucking idiots.
Великие люди Великие страны