Reagans speech at ‘92 Republican convention was excellent and the highlight of a dreary Bush convention and campaign. The Reagans were said to be disappointed in Bush’s re-election campaign.
@killwill83 it was a perfect storm. Perot splintered Repubs. and Clinton had a populist message. Bush was also portrayed as completely out of touch by media as well.
This footage is a treasure because there's not a lot of video of Pres. Reagan during this stage of his life. One of his last major public appearances was at the 1992 convention where he gave a speech supporting George H.W. Bush.
There is a February 1994 speech as well at his 83rd birthday bash in DC. Former PM Thatcher also gave a speech. Reagan was slow, and sounded off, but more or less seemed he was lucid throughout the event. August 1994 is when he announced his diagnosis.
@@fshoaps Except Reagan never visited again. A speech to the RNC notwithstanding, there was a signficant reduction in Pres. Reagan's public appearances around this time. His last appearance in support of other GOP candidates was in 1992. When he withdrew from public life in 1994, it was via letter -- not a public appearance.
I am OK not living too long, but as long as I am alive, I want to preserve my mental acuity. God bless Mr.Reagan's soul. It was heartbreaking to see his face when he couldn't find his wife 3:53 :(
His daughter Patti said after that fall they found plaques on his brain and that was 1989. I so agree about the desire to preserve mental acuity. However, Reagan was already in his early 80s and lived another 10 years, which took him into the depths of memory loss.
I miss him. When heard his Alzheimer's its move me to tears. This couple make me miss my parents. Hope them both alive together in heaven. Rest in peace Mr and Mrs
I was never a Reagan fan. But watching him struggle with Alzheimer’s was heartbreaking. And Miss Nancy sure did love him. A closer duo in the White House you’d be hard pressed to find.
Pvt. Pepe your still misinformed if you believe that, research about the Iran contra affair. And don’t tell me Reagan didn’t know about considering it was his administration who was directly involved and when George H.W. Bush became president, he pardoned everyone accused
@@raymond6646 you realize that every single president in our countries history has probably done many impeachable and shady things. That’s why it’s stupid to nitpick what one president did, because they all have done bad things
@@christopherdavis2284 You guys are lucky! I am so happy that I got to grow up in Reagan's America (I turned 12 the month before his first inauguration in '81)---and he was my Commander-in-Chief after I joined the USMC--but to see him in person would have been breathtaking!
@@rockoz But his footage is special. And being born over a month and half after this was filmed does make it unique. You'd say the same thing if you were in my shoes.
He is with the Angels now.. watching footage of President Reagan its east to see that he was a sincerely good natured and gentle human being. Rest in peace
@@futurepredictions3396 As said by a Millennial that was probably born long after Reagan was out of office and and who just skimmed through a Wikipedia article.
Tear to my eye. Reagan was a humble man of compassion and empathy. Well loved. He would be ashamed of the orange shit stain we have as President today.
Yes, Reagan began his descent into Alzheimer's in 1992, so that moment could have been part of it...but nice to see he remembered the boy Grant's name.
@@Yobbie72 Right. If he had dementia in 1983/1984 like some people say - even incredibly early dementia - he wouldn't have been able to give lengthy interviews in 1991 where he never missed a single beat, write and memorize eloquent speeches in 1994, sing church hymns in 1996, golf and dress himself in 1997, or recognize and kiss Nancy Reagan in 2000. Alzheimer's progresses slowly but not *that* slowly.
whardy04 Thanks I appreciate it. The disease absolutely sucks. I wouldn’t wish it on anyone. It’s sad to know that to the person affected everyone is a stranger. Sometimes they hear and see things that aren’t real. It’s a constant state of confusion and anxiety for them. They need round the clock care and eventually there is no alternative but to put them in a facility for their own protection. It is hell on a family as well.
@@joeyscerbo7776 I am. She took a turn for the worse and is in hospice. She only has a day or two left. Liver and kidney failure has finally ended the suffering. I’m going to miss her dearly but I’m relieved her long suffering will soon be over.
@@12yearssober I send my prayers for you and your mom. My dad had Alzheimer’s and it broke my heart seeing him go downhill so fast and it is truly awful. Best wishes.
Truly our greatest President ever, better than Trump even. That man was so gracious and genuine that we will never have another like him. God Bless Ron & Nancy RIP
Better than Trump? Trump shouldn't even be in the lineup for greatest president. That malignant narcissist wanted to destroy our country and his cult followers would have succeeded on January 6 if things had only went a little bit differently
@@crocodile1313 you can be from a state without being born there if you live there long enough. IL gets the Lincoln clout, so that's where he's from in my book.
@@kmartradio During Reagan's final years as President, there were some in the media that questioned his cognitive skills, and rightly so. He was like 70-71 when he was shot and that took a toll on him. So by the end of his presidency he was like 77, and was slipping. Biden's 78 now and is showing even more signs of slipping and he just started his presidency. It's wasn't good then and it's not good now that our country may be seen as vulnerable to those that would like to do us harm. This isn't a political jab. This is seriously concerning for all of us.
@@pgrutube We need to stop thinking of the 70s as being synonymous with serious cognitive decline. 5 percent of people in their 70s have dementia and 10 percent have Minor Cognitive Impairment. The other 85 percent are normal. 75 year olds in college have been found to receive similarly high grades as those in their 20s and 30s.
@@DrCasey I'm not disagreeing with you, but in the case of Reagan in the later years of his Presidency and now Biden, in his early years of Presidency, it's really starting to show. I'm no fan of Trump, he was in his 70's, and even now he can still think quick on his feet. Same with Fauci. Joe should be retired right now and not dealing with the weight of the world problems that's heaped on a President. My point is Biden is much worse than Reagan was, and that's a bit scary right now.
@Joseph MALLOUHI you are correct. I voted for Biden because kamala was my choice all along and sometime around thanksgiving 2022 I feel he will step down and she will become our president. Alzheimer's runs in my family and I recognize Biden probably has it.
I visited the Reagan birthplace in Tampico and his home in Dixon in 2018. Their home in Tampico was above a bank; they had the ledger from around 1918 which had entries from Reagan's mother withdrawing money, $5 or so each time. The home in Dixon was quite nice, with a large yard, but of course the Reagan's were renters, they never owned it.
It's no mistake that mr. Reagan needed to have ginkgo biloba to keep his mind sharp as well as other natural herbs. Now here's something we should think about it is what we can do to keep ourselves healthy. What is the whole problem with Alzheimer's disease? People need to take no.2 what is so dangerous about Alzheimer's disease so they can prevent it.
So sad... We know that 'falling off the horse' story was an absolute lie. They were working on the poor man's brain. I always liked Reagan. Very grandfatherly.
I don’t think that was Alzheimer’s she had her back to him and you really couldn’t tell. It could of been anyone. He would though forget what she was wearing. My grandmother for example she doesn’t forget by asking where is bob? She forgets to the point she forgets bob even exist. Like she would never say. Where is Nancy? When she forgets she completely forgets of there entire existence. He obviously remember his wife’s name was nancy and he did a double take on here Ike he thought that was her but it’s in public and it could be anyone. Lots of woman had hair in the same fashion.
Wait there must be some mistake. Where is his families white privilege apartment? You mean to tell me that Reagan had humble beginnings and eventually became a self-made man by working and pursuing happiness without a government handout?
Reagans speech at ‘92 Republican convention was excellent and the highlight of a dreary Bush convention and campaign. The Reagans were said to be disappointed in Bush’s re-election campaign.
LineMountain Yep I believe it
@killwill83 it was a perfect storm. Perot splintered Repubs. and Clinton had a populist message. Bush was also portrayed as completely out of touch by media as well.
Bush was an atrocious neocon, ideologically closer to the democrats than to Reagan.
This footage is a treasure because there's not a lot of video of Pres. Reagan during this stage of his life. One of his last major public appearances was at the 1992 convention where he gave a speech supporting George H.W. Bush.
There is a February 1994 speech as well at his 83rd birthday bash in DC. Former PM Thatcher also gave a speech. Reagan was slow, and sounded off, but more or less seemed he was lucid throughout the event. August 1994 is when he announced his diagnosis.
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@@WolffeLive I think the diagnosis happened in August but he didn't publicly say anything until November
Except Reagan gave a huge speech to the RNC in 1992. This isn't really that rare, frankly.
@@fshoaps Except Reagan never visited again. A speech to the RNC notwithstanding, there was a signficant reduction in Pres. Reagan's public appearances around this time. His last appearance in support of other GOP candidates was in 1992. When he withdrew from public life in 1994, it was via letter -- not a public appearance.
I am OK not living too long, but as long as I am alive, I want to preserve my mental acuity. God bless Mr.Reagan's soul. It was heartbreaking to see his face when he couldn't find his wife 3:53 :(
His daughter Patti said after that fall they found plaques on his brain and that was 1989. I so agree about the desire to preserve mental acuity. However, Reagan was already in his early 80s and lived another 10 years, which took him into the depths of memory loss.
@@momoftwins8440 unlikely that he was dealing with enough mental impairment in January 1989 to prevent him from doing his job
I miss him. When heard his Alzheimer's its move me to tears. This couple make me miss my parents. Hope them both alive together in heaven. Rest in peace Mr and Mrs
Rest In Peace to your parents❤️
I was never a Reagan fan. But watching him struggle with Alzheimer’s was heartbreaking. And Miss Nancy sure did love him. A closer duo in the White House you’d be hard pressed to find.
Pvt. Pepe your still misinformed if you believe that, research about the Iran contra affair. And don’t tell me Reagan didn’t know about considering it was his administration who was directly involved and when George H.W. Bush became president, he pardoned everyone accused
@Pvt. Pepe and dont forget how he negotiated with Iran to keep the hostages until the election to hurt Jimmy Carters chances, he was slimy
@@raymond6646 you realize that every single president in our countries history has probably done many impeachable and shady things. That’s why it’s stupid to nitpick what one president did, because they all have done bad things
@Pvt. Pepe his foreign policy was good and his ability to instill patriotism.
He had Alzheimer's in the 60's.
Thank you so much for sharing this video. He was the first president I ever saw in person.
@@christopherdavis2284 You guys are lucky! I am so happy that I got to grow up in Reagan's America (I turned 12 the month before his first inauguration in '81)---and he was my Commander-in-Chief after I joined the USMC--but to see him in person would have been breathtaking!
I'm glad you got too meet him
Thanks for uploading this historic footage of the lovely Mr. Reagan & Mrs. Reagan visiting the apt where Mr. Reagan was born 🇺🇸❤️💫
Thanks for uploading this! This visit was made a little over a month and a half before I was born!
@@rockoz But his footage is special. And being born over a month and half after this was filmed does make it unique. You'd say the same thing if you were in my shoes.
He is with the Angels now.. watching footage of President Reagan its east to see that he was a sincerely good natured and gentle human being. Rest in peace
Great sense of humour and pretty smart too
Reagan the greatest
You might not have agreed with his policies but he was a great president who knew how to be a president too.
I agreed with most of what he did. Reagan was a great President and a great man.
He looked a wonderful President !
What a shame that a wonderful man at the end of his life couldn't remember things.😰😰😰😰😰
So very sad .
I sure loved President Reagan.
Our last great president! God bless you President Reagan.
He was terrible
@@futurepredictions3396 As said by a Millennial that was probably born long after Reagan was out of office and and who just skimmed through a Wikipedia article.
Future Predictions trump is terrible fuck u mean boiii
Nomo 4u was he talking about trump?
@@futurepredictions3396 I'm pretty sure you just hate conservatives.
Tear to my eye. Reagan was a humble man of compassion and empathy. Well loved. He would be ashamed of the orange shit stain we have as President today.
Yes, Reagan began his descent into Alzheimer's in 1992, so that moment could have been part of it...but nice to see he remembered the boy Grant's name.
Some knew that there was something seriously wrong; others put it down to just old age. But I think it was 92 where the wheels came off.
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He started it far earlier than that. Probably late in his first term
@@vince1650 WRONG. His doctors tested him with cognitive tests, and he passed them all; plus his diary shows no decline whatsoever.
@@Yobbie72 Right. If he had dementia in 1983/1984 like some people say - even incredibly early dementia - he wouldn't have been able to give lengthy interviews in 1991 where he never missed a single beat, write and memorize eloquent speeches in 1994, sing church hymns in 1996, golf and dress himself in 1997, or recognize and kiss Nancy Reagan in 2000. Alzheimer's progresses slowly but not *that* slowly.
He was still sharper than Biden is now
Gregor Samsa u made me laugh so I award you with an artificial dopamine burst at the notification of receiving a like on your comment
Gregor Samsa-- High-five to you friend--that was a classic!
Lol truee
By a lot.
Truth
When he looked for Nancy my heart sank. I'm not a Reagan fan at all, but you do have to like the guy.
A real gentleman. Last great President
RIP dutch
It’s sad homie had no memory at this time
Oh how we miss you, Mr. President!!!
My mom has Alzheimer’s now. It’s a horrible disease.
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Thanks I appreciate it. The disease absolutely sucks. I wouldn’t wish it on anyone. It’s sad to know that to the person affected everyone is a stranger. Sometimes they hear and see things that aren’t real. It’s a constant state of confusion and anxiety for them. They need round the clock care and eventually there is no alternative but to put them in a facility for their own protection. It is hell on a family as well.
I’m so sorry, you and your mother stay strong!❤️
@@joeyscerbo7776
I am. She took a turn for the worse and is in hospice. She only has a day or two left. Liver and kidney failure has finally ended the suffering. I’m going to miss her dearly but I’m relieved her long suffering will soon be over.
@@12yearssober I send my prayers for you and your mom. My dad had Alzheimer’s and it broke my heart seeing him go downhill so fast and it is truly awful. Best wishes.
Reagan was the best and is greatly missed. RIP, sir.
He Brought America has Back!!!
Yes, he truly did brought america has back.
@@zendrrr8119 bringing has America back more gooder
Truly our greatest President ever, better than Trump even. That man was so gracious and genuine that we will never have another like him. God Bless Ron & Nancy RIP
Better than Trump? Trump shouldn't even be in the lineup for greatest president. That malignant narcissist wanted to destroy our country and his cult followers would have succeeded on January 6 if things had only went a little bit differently
Reagan is my favorite Trump is my second Nixon is my third and Gerald Ford is my fourth
Best president to come from Illinois.
Well, the only one from Illinois in terms of birth...
Worst president ever.
Not Lincoln?
@@jokerraton8183 Lincoln was born in Kentucky.
@@crocodile1313 you can be from a state without being born there if you live there long enough. IL gets the Lincoln clout, so that's where he's from in my book.
He was still more coherent than Biden is now, in his first months of office.
Lol keep telling yourself this
@@kmartradio During Reagan's final years as President, there were some in the media that questioned his cognitive skills, and rightly so. He was like 70-71 when he was shot and that took a toll on him. So by the end of his presidency he was like 77, and was slipping. Biden's 78 now and is showing even more signs of slipping and he just started his presidency. It's wasn't good then and it's not good now that our country may be seen as vulnerable to those that would like to do us harm. This isn't a political jab. This is seriously concerning for all of us.
@Joseph MALLOUHI If it wasn't for the fact that they (presidential candidates) have rights too, I wouldn't disagree with you.
@@pgrutube We need to stop thinking of the 70s as being synonymous with serious cognitive decline. 5 percent of people in their 70s have dementia and 10 percent have Minor Cognitive Impairment. The other 85 percent are normal. 75 year olds in college have been found to receive similarly high grades as those in their 20s and 30s.
@@DrCasey I'm not disagreeing with you, but in the case of Reagan in the later years of his Presidency and now Biden, in his early years of Presidency, it's really starting to show. I'm no fan of Trump, he was in his 70's, and even now he can still think quick on his feet. Same with Fauci. Joe should be retired right now and not dealing with the weight of the world problems that's heaped on a President. My point is Biden is much worse than Reagan was, and that's a bit scary right now.
Simply the best
Where President Reagan’s health was during the last years of his life is where Biden’s health is now.
@Joseph MALLOUHI you are correct. I voted for Biden because kamala was my choice all along and sometime around thanksgiving 2022 I feel he will step down and she will become our president. Alzheimer's runs in my family and I recognize Biden probably has it.
@@johnwise8433 you want a president with an approval rate of 28%?
I visited the Reagan birthplace in Tampico and his home in Dixon in 2018. Their home in Tampico was above a bank; they had the ledger from around 1918 which had entries from Reagan's mother withdrawing money, $5 or so each time. The home in Dixon was quite nice, with a large yard, but of course the Reagan's were renters, they never owned it.
A good man. We have none today. I hate the 21 century culture caused by that tiny but powerful group.
It's no mistake that mr. Reagan needed to have ginkgo biloba to keep his mind sharp as well as other natural herbs. Now here's something we should think about it is what we can do to keep ourselves healthy. What is the whole problem with Alzheimer's disease? People need to take no.2 what is so dangerous about Alzheimer's disease so they can prevent it.
So sad... We know that 'falling off the horse' story was an absolute lie. They were working on the poor man's brain. I always liked Reagan. Very grandfatherly.
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But the look of fear on his face like he thought she was kidnapped.
I don’t think that was Alzheimer’s she had her back to him and you really couldn’t tell. It could of been anyone. He would though forget what she was wearing. My grandmother for example she doesn’t forget by asking where is bob? She forgets to the point she forgets bob even exist. Like she would never say. Where is Nancy? When she forgets she completely forgets of there entire existence. He obviously remember his wife’s name was nancy and he did a double take on here
Ike he thought that was her but it’s in public and it could be anyone. Lots of woman had hair in the same fashion.
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Reagan was out of office for several years, yet looks helluva lot better than Biden
Playful the sens of humour sociable. He had a lot of things to be loved by people
Perhaps the blow to the head is what caused his dementia. Happened that way with my mom.
Wait there must be some mistake. Where is his families white privilege apartment? You mean to tell me that Reagan had humble beginnings and eventually became a self-made man by working and pursuing happiness without a government handout?
j You don’t know what White privilege is. It’s doesn’t mean there aren’t poor whites or that whites don’t have to work hard.
83jdc1 Ig he doesn’t know much about imaginary things
@@aced9852 ok
He was an fbi informant during the red scare
@@83jdc1 lol thats a good one
Still, more articulate than Biden.
Wonder if his head injury accelerated his Alzheimer’s.
Still, he's a lot sharper than Biden.
Was he still drowsy and sleepy at this time too?
He HAD already Alzheimer in 1984.
He had it in 54!!
Did not.
@@danrode104 he was born with it
He was a bum.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 too funny to see him in such a state
Awful President...
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@@almostlivechannelkjlw-42pr4 Emogie boy.... Puerile
@@danrode104 🤓
What a Futile human you are
The awe shucks phoney baloney...
reagan HAD already Alzheimer disease in 1984
"It is better to sit quietly and be thought of as a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt."