President Reagan on Space Shuttle Challenger Explosion (C-SPAN)

January 28, 1986: President Reagan addresses the nation following the loss of the Space Shuttle Challenger. Earlier that day, the Challenger exploded 73 seconds after liftoff, killing all seven crew members. www.c-span.org/video/?153896-1...

[@fvecc]

"Slipped the surly bonds of Earth, to touch the face of God". Wow.

[@errolkim1334]

Written by a Canadian teenager a half century earlier

[@fvecc]

errol kim An American teenager serving in the Royal Canadian Air Force.

[@errolkim1334]

@@fvecc ok call it a draw

[@fvecc]

errol kim LOL, deal. Your point is still valid. Amazing the line was penned by a 19 year old.

[@errolkim1334]

@@fvecc Yes it is, amazing. Somebody should tell Greta Thunberg about what a real "stolen future" looks like. White Privilege indeed. The Kennedys were one of the richest families in the USA. Jack got his back broken in The Solomons in 1943 and his brother flew missions with the 110th and died in an accident over England. Our shared history makes a mockery of the "Wokeness" of todays "Youth". Peace.

[@OutwestTX]

How can anyone unlike this speech? This was the first Presidential speech I ever paid any attention to as a child.

[@LegalizeRanch69]

Carlos Celis war on drugs

[@Kyle_Schaff]

*Legalize Ranch* What?

[@koyrion]

just because you like something doesn't mean others do

[@andrewkluepfel7650]

@Koyrion You don’t like uniting the people????

[@kevinjeffreys1555]

They didn't. Its just Australians trying to Like it.

[@alexicage7033]

This is how a president brings a wounded and hurting nation together

[@GeorgiaKev]

I don’t want to imagine how trump would have handled this.

[@iamsharky_5606]

The first thing i think of about this speech is RONALD RAYGUN, i play to much COD Zombies.

[@justsomedudeonyoutube1541]

@@iamsharky_5606 You mean Ronald Reagan?

[@shadowdog500]

@@justsomedudeonyoutube1541 I had to look up the COD reference to that name, but I do remember the term Ronald Ray-gun being used in the ‘80s by people who were against Ronald Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative which planned to use powerful lasers and rocket to shoot incoming ICBM’s out of the air. The program was nicknamed “Star Wars”.

[@wongijen9167]

@@GeorgiaKev Oh boy, he would have probably blamed someone else, possible claiming that China sabotaged it

[@nizloc4118]

Regardless of your politics, this man could speak. This speech is leadership.

[@typerdue3057]

Idk Obama is probably the best speaker as a president.

[@nizloc4118]

@@typerdue3057 i wont argue it. But can you give an example here of a memorable speech he gave?

[@32123ABCBA]

@@typerdue3057 no

[@jlouis4407]

@@typerdue3057 Obama is a good speaker but he had nothing substantial to say after he became President.

[@nad1ax2]

Honestly, I don't know what everybody is raving about, I felt like he's racing past the speech, no contemplative pauses at all, making it feel contrived. I can easily see old W. or even Obama give a much better speech than this. I'd rate this speech a 5/10.

[@RightCenterBack321]

Only Reagan could deliver a heart-breaking eulogy and never shed a tear. He had an inner strength few have ever displayed in public.

[@keltonfoster]

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[@conor3000]

How did he not breakdown into tears? What a speech. Just amazing

[@odudmiah6958]

I remember seeing part of this speech on the walls of the Kennedy space centre "This Future doesn't belong to the faint hearted, it belongs to the brave". Really inspiring words, during such a dare time.

[@encee2016]

Don’t you miss when leaders addressed national crisis to calm and unite the American public?

[@mobile8873]

I agree.

[@RyanInLA]

great then elect another actor who covers up all of the nation’s problems and coasts on charm.

[@god-of-war-fan]

@@RyanInLA stfu

[@simpleinverso8628]

yeah, instead of ignoring them or stirring shit up in social media...

[@felipealbuquerque5802]

@@RyanInLA you're right, the correct thing to do is elect the other one that believes that the solution to an economic crisis is to spend more money while the government debt only grows. Obama was a terrible president, Trump was a terrible president and so far Kamal.... I mean, Biden is worst than those two together.

[@garysnyder9319]

This speech always gets me emotional, such a great communicator

[@chrisalister2297]

Humble and to the point.

[@Kuntyful]

wow... he was a good speaker...

[@romancandle416]

"I want to say something to the school children of America, who were watching the shuttle's live takeoff..." I was one of those children. I'll be 40 in six months. Thank you, President Reagan. And Godspeed to the crew of the Challenger.

[@kellynkarr]

Such a true gentleman. To speak directly to the school children and the employees who worked tirelessly on the program is a perfect example of how a leader should be. RIP to the lives lost. And to a wonderful president

[@Pygmygerbil88]

Rip reagan the brave hero potus.♥️🇺🇸

[@kirkwarner6436]

That powerful last line, he’s adapted from a poem by Magee: Oh! I have slipped the surly bonds of earth, And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings; Sunward I've climbed, and joined the tumbling mirth Of sun-split clouds, --and done a hundred things You have not dreamed of --Wheeled and soared and swung High in the sunlit silence. Hov'ring there I've chased the shouting wind along, and flung My eager craft through footless halls of air... Up, up the long, delirious, burning blue I've topped the wind-swept heights with easy grace Where never lark or even eagle flew -- And, while with silent lifting mind I've trod The high untrespassed sanctity of space, Put out my hand, and touched the face of God.

[@MrShadowknight2000]

He had such.comforting words

[@user-jx3so5zt6m]

Watched this live I'll never forget.

[@neiltully4579]

A brilliant speech from a genuine president at a very sad time…🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@rustinaginger9502]

I was 29 years old when this happened, working as an Office Typist. The Vice President called all the employees together and told us what happened. January 28, 1986. I still remember this speech and when Ron and Nancy met the victims' families. And then TV started asking Americans to donate money to the children, I think it was "19 children who have lost a parent".

[@sylvialupehernandez9154]

Rustina, you are about my age, I was born in 56, so I was 30, I remember it well. Seeing it after I went to the supermarket, coming back home seeing it on TV, it was shocking.

[@mysterymayhem7020]

This is the reason he will always be known as the great communicator. His words carried such emotion and spoken so eloquently.

[@ewaldvonkleist6834]

My President then, now, and forever.

[@GOPMAN71]

AMEN. The greatest president in American history. Not close.

[@dvchel]

@@GOPMAN71 The greatest President since either FDR, Teddy Roosevelt or the early founding fathers in the late 1700s, early 1800s etc.

[@Mitchmeow]

I was raised in a pretty liberal household, and I have plenty to say on subjects such as Reaganomics and the War on Drugs (my dad has plenty more to say). This speech proves that being president is about more than policy, more than championing the ideals of one party or another. Being the president is about being a leader, and bringing the country together during times of hardship. Whatever my disagreements might be with the way he ran things, I cannot deny that Reagan did that very well, certainly better than many who claim to represent his party in 2020.

[@dvchel]

Would you mind informing what the "War on Drugs" was about? Also, I do know his Reaganomics helped Americans create and fill 19 million new jobs in the private sector. The issue regarding the deficit had more to do with Government spending, rather than his tax cuts and change in tax laws/regulation.

[@i_havethe_highground3955]

@@dvchel he heavily escalated war on drugs which led to mass incarceration of black and brown men and continues to do so today. Not only this but his Iran contra affair was a joke. Not to mention that he was a racist and that how he ignored aids

[@Timbrock1000]

I was in 5th grade when this happened. When Reagan have that speech, Democrats and Republicans listened silently. Everyone across the political spectrum was blindsided by that horrible event that morning. But that evening, Reagan spoke to us, assuring everyone that despite what happened, we would get back up, and get back to work and moving forward. On that occasion, he was everyone's President. Even his staunchest critics for that moment had respect and admiration for this man. This was when America had a REAL President!

[@chrisalister2297]

And there it is.......All was going well to the end until your vanity creeped out....."certainly better than many who claim to represent his party in 2020". In the back of your mind, you had to so gently twist the knife undoing everything written prior. Good job. 👍 If you go around always thinking you are right, eventually there's no one left to lecture too.

[@chrisalister2297]

@@Timbrock1000 to be honest, he was our last real President. I was in 9th grade and home from school as it was a snow day in Tennessee with roads being icy. In Florida, at launch time, it was 11:38 a.m. and temperatures had risen to 36 degrees.

[@watchingyou245]

When Reagan was first elected the media mocked him, his political enemies ridiculed him. It didn't take long for the World to realise Ronald Reagan was going to be one of the Greats. He was and remains one of the very best President's of the United States. As for this speech, it must be one of his best. Whatever your politics Reagan was a Leader, an inspiration, honest and true.

[@scottb7539]

Mom still hates Reagan. Making him a better president already.

[@dvchel]

@Watching You I was wondering, who were Reagan's political enemies, were they Republicans, and why and what for did they ridicule him? I am not sure why the media mocked him either if true.

[@davidwas77]

A great end to an amazing speech. He was truly one of the best presidents we’ve had. Now, quoting him, he too has “slipped the surly bonds of earth, to touch the face of God.”

[@khalilrazak6486]

And unfortunately Traitor Trump was the worst. Boy oh boy the GOP has become the party of lie's, deceit, racists, shameless, moraless, lowlife DEPLORABLE utter gutter rabbid scum. Utterly DISGUSTING and DISGRACEFUL.

[@darthmalfoy9416]

Remember the Challenger 7 this Memorial Day. They gave their lives for their country just as much as all the military casualties of war did.

[@lastchance7463]

President Reagan, greatest orator in my lifetime.

[@lacouerfairy]

A beautiful and comforting speech - exactly what America needed in that moment.

[@LoneStarCowboy1]

Michael Dude what are you trying to get at?

[@mightymulatto3000]

As an elementary school student I didn't have knowledge of the space program. It was unfathomable having just watched that they'd ever attempt to try this again. This speech was the most elegant thing I had ever heard and gave me the sense the grown ups really knew what they were doing.

[@johndavidson450]

Don't care what your political allegiance is. It takes a sad hearted human to downvote words of comfort for the nation and the family of those who we lost that day.

[@looktojesus4774]

Thiss happened back before president bashing. First it was clintton, then barak. Hoo both were charismatic. I do remember some bashing Dan quail whoo is ver hot and gorgeous

[@johndavidson450]

@@looktojesus4774 Wasn't there some big thing about him spelling something wrong?

[@helpstopanimalabuse8153]

Completely agree. I am a Australian & i don't understand the way your country treats your leaders. You vote them in& then rubbish them. In Australia we have a similar problem "The tall poppy syndrome." Never understand why people are nasty but to criticize a President when he is giving a wonderful speech (Most likely written by another person) is cruel & unnecessary. Certainly been a Actor wouldn't have harmed the delivery of the speech.

[@looktojesus4774]

the rea issue isactually attacking America. Obama represents America. u attack ur in essence attacking country. in other countries we learn about villians like sodomy Hussein.U see him and r told he steals land, blows up oil fields and kills his own pepoel. Obama did not evil. some just claim he is a dictato He does not even sound like a dictator.He sounds like a nice man from Chicago with an average family and average lawyer backrund

[@johndavidson450]

@@looktojesus4774 I have to disagree with the Obama did no evil part. Just because they seem well spoken and charismatic doesn't prove how they are behind the scenes. From dropping an incredible amount of bombs and expanding the use of drones, to increasing crackdowns on whistleblowers, to ramping up government surveillance, he was no innocent. Wolf in sheeps clothing is fitting.

[@NiGiff]

The current President could NEVER give such a speech.

[@sponge6197]

I'm sure your wife's boyfriend would agree.

[@NiGiff]

@@sponge6197 Side-splitting. Really.

[@clxmasisland6724]

Wow the guy actually faced the music, and spoke from his heart…

[@ctb3386]

Will always and forever be my model POTUS

[@josiahsablan6279]

Declared war on drugs, but he was the one bringing it in

[@dantdt4693]

He’s quite average tbh did equally good and bad

[@kaktus_king0122]

@THOMAS THE GUY Thats an understatement

[@renealexander2703]

@@josiahsablan6279 , do you have proof of this?

[@dukey19941]

Miss you President Regan.

[@ronnynorthington2015]

We love you and miss you Mr Reagan...😢

[@Omegasphere]

As someone left-leaning who was too young to recall when Reagan was in office, I had a very negative opinion of him. While I still hold that opinion about many of his policies, this video single-handedly changed my opinion of the man. Much like how W did via bullhorn on Ground Zero, Reagan sent the exact message that a grieving country needed to hear. Politics aside, he was a good person and a good leader.

[@exxodas]

Quite possibly the greatest speech in history

[@BillofRights1951]

Another illustration of how Reagan loved this country, and its people. I knew individuals who worked for him during his presidency. He was always a gentleman.

[@divisioneight]

True leadership is finding the right words to fit a tragedy, sift from the tears, hope and determination to forge ahead. This was Reagan, and there will be no other like him again.

[@oSerpicox]

I miss Reagan and everything about the 80's.

[@AmerkFlack]

Me too - I was home and watched on public television the loading of the astronauts, I was really sick with bad cold. I was in a small room off our living room, bundled up. Chicken soup..... 1986, no school for me. I watched and and and watched .....then launch. I watched and called my mom who was home w/ me that day (sick) and said "something just happened - explosion!" I remember vividly watching on what we now call NASA TV........... "obviously, a major malfunction"

[@renealexander2703]

Me too.

[@alexmurphy5289]

He had minimal time to practice this speech but it came off so naturally and from the heart. Inspiring stuff

[@chrisalister2297]

The more your practice, the less natural it will appear. It's the pauses and processing of the message that is natural.

[@richlrn64]

I know that Reagan did a good thing here. I was not a Reagan supporter; but, I know his particular brand of gravitas was important at this moment in history. Watch the Netflix documentary on the Challenger. There’s a five second cut of the video from this speech in the opening credits. You don’t hear Reagan speaking. The way they present it has a gripping effect that conveys pain and distress and perhaps depreciates the gravitas. You have to see it .

[@OutwestTX]

This man was not perfect but epitomizes America to me more than any other person has in that office, good and bad.

[@chrisalister2297]

💯

[@garykim3942]

I remember my high school class listening to this speech. all of us were crying. fast forward 34 years...we have a tool who says it is not his responsibility for our current disaster i miss have a president who was respectful, presidential.

[@LoneStarCowboy1]

He never said it was not his responsibility for the coronavirus disaster, stop making shit up!!!

[@AmerkFlack]

You must be my age (ish) 46 ?

[@gracetobin839]

This speech still moves me

[@scottb7539]

Still heart breakingly powerful.

[@christianrobertson4337]

God, no one can hold a candle to Reagan when it comes to speeches.

[@johnwise8433]

Man he could give a speech!!!!

[@machenga]

John Gillespie Magee Jr. (9 June 1922 - 11 December 1941)[1][2][3] was a World War II Anglo-American Royal Canadian Air Force fighter pilot and poet, who wrote the poem High Flight. He was killed in an accidental mid-air collision over England in 1941. "Oh! I have slipped the surly bonds of Earth And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings; Sunward I’ve climbed, and joined the tumbling mirth of sun-split clouds, - and done a hundred things You have not dreamed of - wheeled and soared and swung High in the sunlit silence. Hov’ring there, I’ve chased the shouting wind along, and flung My eager craft through footless halls of air.... Up, up the long, delirious, burning blue I’ve topped the wind-swept heights with easy grace. Where never lark, or even eagle flew - And, while with silent, lifting mind I've trod The high untrespassed sanctity of space, - Put out my hand, and touched the face of God."

[@artpekarekiii4320]

His honesty and sincerity are not wavering.

[@mck1972]

35 years ago today.

[@tirdadgharib2431]

Good day to C---SPAN and thank you kindlly for sharing! My Deep Respect to all seven crew members who are no longer with us! President Ronald Reagan was the greatest U.S.President in U.S.history! with Respect!T.G.

[@mpwest929]

You're an idiot if you think Ronald Reagan was the greatest U.S. President. Hell, you're an idiot if you even think he was a decent one.

[@GOPMAN71]

@@mpwest929 And you are an absolute brain dead prick for saying such blasphemy. I bet the foreign born Muslim, closet homosexual is your favorite President ever. The one who wouldn't put his hand over his heart during the pledge of allegiance.

[@ahill9477]

Reagan was a great leader because he had little ego. His strength and confidence was invested in the country, not himself. Seems like people back then were not so self obsessed like they are now.

[@polar_fox24]

Great speech! Respect from Russia. RIP 7 brave astronauts of Challenger.

[@iToldYou922]

They are alive😂 please do your research

[@polar_fox24]

@@iToldYou922 i did. It was fake.

[@user-uo4ro8jo4i]

@@iToldYou922 That's very disrespectful to the men and women who lost there lives, and how do you think the son's and daughter's of the deceased would feel if they read your comment?

[@williamstocker584]

Thank you for showing everyone how stupid you are

[@maxmurphy4476]

The future doesn't belong to the faint hearted, it belongs to the brave. TRUE AMERICAN GRIT.

[@chrisalister2297]

Most certainly. Think of some of America's firsts. Hoover Dam, Golden Gate Bridge, St Louis Arch, First Flight. Many, many, firsts happened right here. Not all were to be celebrated, but defines the path that has become better for all.

[@arthurkyriazis]

Reagan’s best speech ever.

[@digdog66]

Take down this wall?

[@Marie.Jager.]

Grief is not political, and neither was this address.

[@clxmasisland6724]

10/10 promo, this man could talk and knew the names, unlike many since him.

[@clxmasisland6724]

And always put Nancy over in almost every speech. Looks you in the eye, and speaks well from the heart. Baby face promo considering the circumstances. Great speech and a wonderful President for that time.

[@christianlarsson1212]

Great speech and delivered with absolute brilliance, it feels like he is talking to you alone, and at the same time to everyone. big thank you to USA and NASA for everything that has been done for humanity.

[@jogman262]

He was the entire country's dad that night. Telling it to us like our own father's would have.

[@JoyaLewisTheMusician]

So many people here in the comment section actually saw it live in the 80s. I was born in 2000 and the only reason I know it exists because it’s sampled in “Challenger Part 2: A Swan Song.” Different generations - but it moves us all the same

[@Station7Jason]

Imagine Biden trying to convey this kind of coherent grace…

[@a.b.6972]

Dear Ronald. Thank you for USSR ruining. For the great victory on Evil Empire

[@dralbertsmeinheimer5738]

One of the greatest speeches of all time delivered brilliantly.

[@rekunta]

I’m not a Republican, but I’ve a lot of respect for Reagan.

[@HardRockMiner]

certainly greatest POTUS that I can ever remember. President Regan felt like a grandfather to me. He was old. He was wise. And he had a great kindness about his face.

[@Youre_Right]

The greatest President of the modern era. Balanced the budget, stood tall to the USSR and would not be intimidated. We were proud to be Americans. We worked hard and built great things. Made so many advancements in technology. Neighbors helped and looked out for one another. Now everyone is just looking to tear the other guy down. There’s no compromise or compassion, just constant bitching and whining, finger pointing. Blaming any and everyone but ourselves as to why the country is in such sad shape.

[@iamsharky_5606]

Everybody watching this: One of the best presidents ever. Me who plays Call Of Duty Zombies: Ronald Raygun

[@arinsharma52]

How wholeheartedly he brought the entire nation together!

[@christinajones9689]

the 34 dislikes was from the Soviet Union

[@GPR111]

Brilliant words and brilliantly delivered. Reagan was just perfect in summarising the emotions of the nation at the time.

[@Philip02K]

This tragedy almost ended the program

[@shena1256]

I remember being in class and watching the launch on tv. I'll never forget it.

[@lindseysanders3656]

We watched it in the living room of my private school. I was 4 years old in preschool.

[@sphericalempirical9359]

I can’t believe the path from such eloquence to what we have now.

[@alexmurphy5289]

Luckily that is history now, and we move on

[@bigoldinosaur]

President Ronald Reagan we need you now more than ever before. We wish you were still here sir to guide America through these troubling times. Your soft spoken words of wisdom would help this great nation heal quick and peacefully.

[@TheHonestBroker]

We used to have Presidents that spoke to the entire nation, cared about what the children would think, and praise our institutions that achieved so much and did more than any others to shape the 20th century.

[@dvchel]

We have/had a President, like Trump, but also Reagan, who did things which were maybe unpopular in opinion, but the right thing to do. Such as $ Tax Cuts or making peace with North Korea/Communist countries, as Reagan did with the USSR.

[@danielkalat2694]

I remember being at school that day. I miss the days when our president had our best interests at heart.

[@errolkim1334]

Lol. She lost. Get over it.

[@Kyle_Schaff]

*errol kim* What? Lol

[@errolkim1334]

@@Kyle_Schaff hes complaining about Trump

[@lodic6359]

@Michael Dude And lost

[@danielkalat2694]

Wasn't a shot at Trump. It's at every one since Reagan

[@sethwilkins8989]

We need a President like this.

[@nath-wp7xp]

Seth Wilkins President Trump is our true successor to Reagan. He is a great man and a great president. Someone Reagan would be proud of.

[@Mars-uj9ye]

@@nath-wp7xp lol what have i just read

[@GOPMAN71]

@@nath-wp7xp I'm 48 and have been a die hard Conservative Republican since I was 9 years old. I will always be thankful to Donald Trump for defeating Hillary Clinton but I absolutely do not believe Ronald Reagan would be proud of Trump and the way he disrespects the office of the presidency by the profoundly ignorant and unclassy things he says and does.

[@ShawnLamont1997]

GOPMAN71 agreed i rather trump over Clinton any day anytime but he without a doubt is nowhere near a Ronald Reagan

[@lindaeasley5606]

26 people weren't alive when this happened

[@guardianrentacarinc6255]

To all young Americans this is hard to listen to because this is what true leadership is!!!

[@playerjoe]

+Guardian Rent A Car, Inc Reading off a teleprompter and acting? That is what true leadership is.

[@johnlennon9647]

+playerjoe go fuck yourself. He meant it from the bottom of his heart

[@american11asshole]

It was a hoax.

[@pyrobison2002]

It’s an actor reading off a teleprompter don’t be a jackass

[@joncolburn1501]

I miss him...

[@Gias1]

Reagan: "we don't keep secrets." Nasa: "well, about that.... "

[@kingmori1]

That was a reference of Soviet Union.

[@anthonyglee1710]

A true US President and a gentlemen, like Lincoln and FDR. Shame how things have changed in 2020.

[@cor2250]

Like yesterday 💔time Flies

[@user-uo4ro8jo4i]

I was four when the Challenger blew up, i thought at first my parents were watching a movie when it blew up. It scared me to death.

[@mikewilley732]

I was in 7 grade science class mr. Davis rolled out the tv and we all watched in horror I still remember that faithful day...

[@spacetimecontinuum]

fateful

[@dricofm9239]

He was a great president.Our country needs a president like Reagan again

[@MrGoneTroppo]

This guy. Even I'm crying here

[@lethalz__2458]

Is there an easy way to memorize this?

[@DigbyOdel-et3xx]

Simply a perfect speech of honour by one of America's greatest Presidents. I recall vividly the day the Challenger exploded after launch. It's one of those events one never forgets if they were alive during the event.

[@DaL33T5]

Lord knows that I would not have seen eye to eye with Reagan on many, many things, but I could not have delivered a better speech under the circumstances - his address to the children who were unfortunate enough to witness the explosion was especially important.

[@RockefellerSteel]

20th century's greatest orator

[@dac.40]

One of, if not my favorite presidential speech. A beautiful speech overall and the way he explained the tragedy to the kids was like a father talking to his own kids about a traumatic event.

[@yevgeniyzharinov7473]

Keep on keeping.

[@americanaxetoolco2076]

I was honored to serve under President Reagan!

[@Aenntw]

Damn! President Reagan sure was a damn good speaker.

[@clxmasisland6724]

Holy Shit, this man could speak to you as another human and bring the worst of news. And somehow, Reagan could make you feel better about it in a patriotic way.

[@nislaav6712]

Imagine if Trump had to deal with this kind of situation, he would've just made a tweet about it. It's sad that with each passing year presidents in US are getting worse and worse. Reagan did a good job as a president and dealt with this tragedy with the utmost humility and understanding. Rest in peace Challenger heroes and everyone who sacrificed their lives after for the name of science.

[@dimitriszikos8633]

chris brown

[@ronaldopetersona3864]

You're a jackass.

[@ronaldopetersona3864]

And what pray tell would. Biden do, genius?

[@engagingbus7991]

@@ronaldopetersona3864 Forget what is going on

[@rekunta]

Trump would’ve made it all about him. “They were all ‘never Trumpers’!!! Voted for the do-nothing evil Democrats who have at every step fought against MAKING AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!!!”

[@defblinders9585]

My sister went to the same high school as Ron McNair's nephew. She remembers when he was called over the PA system to the principal's office right after it was confirmed that the shuttle exploded.

[@user-cx8ro1pu4r]

The sound of the shoot I've seen the app a download number as a physical identity vintage.

[@hannaford111]

Trump: "They knew what they were getting themselves into."

[@bradya456]

Biden: Uhhhhhh, uuuh. Chocolate chocolate chip

[@RozArialind]

hillary: I, too, was in an accident much similar to this. *dabs* *says something hip*

[@Women_Rock]

Trump: “This is a waste of taxpayer dollars. All there is in space is alien boogers. Get over it.”

[@joestewart-paul3260]

The ending 💔

[@syedsakibsakib2205]

Late 40th US President Ronald Reagan Born : 6 February, 1911 A.D. Died : 5 June , 2004 A.D. Ages : 93 years old .

[@classicgalactica5879]

RIP, President Reagan.