President Reagan's Press Briefing in the Oval Office on April 5, 1982

Full Title: President Reagan's Press Briefing in the Oval Office on April 5, 1982
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
Transcript: www.reaganlibrary.gov/researc...
Production Date: 4/5/1982
Access Restriction(s):Unrestricted
Use Restriction(s):Unrestricted
Contact(s): Ronald Reagan Library (LP-RR), 40 Presidential Drive, Simi Valley, CA 93065-0600
Phone: [phone], Fax: [phone], Email: [e-mail]
National Archives Identifier:66383910
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[@Yobbie72]

Returning to the Washington Hilton a year after the assassination attempt and joking 'I'm wearing my oldest suit'. That President Reagan can joke about almost being killed shows you the grace and courage of the man.

[@markequinox]

2:27 - Is that car in the window reversing backwards at high speed??!!

[@grucketts4471]

Lol tf was that

[@jrexx2841]

Bruh...have you ever heard of maneuvering a car, especially when your parked on the opposite end.

[@markequinox]

@@jrexx2841 Sure I have, but why so fast?!

[@starbuckoof5219]

Pro driver

[@JetstreamAviation747]

Yes, it is!

[@davidmatthiesen1494]

Words that will never be resaid MR.Pressident God Bless You Sir 🇺🇲

[@user-zp5oq8ix4c]

Mr President, Thanks Mr President Regan I appreciate this Speech performance. Mr President I'll try to negotiate my days, nites and times to learn this library broadcast to ensure quality public performances for myself and I'll do my very best Mr President Regan and Vice President Bush to consent my time to performing at your broadcast announcement requests. Thanks Devin Joshua Schneider DLA Police University Student 2006 Tracy, CA

[@Red_Dead_Director]

this is a wrinkled brain no bs best of the best president - take a look

[@joy-qf8rp]

Where is maxwell lord.?

[@theopoiesis]

As Argentinian I feel so ashamed about drunk Galtieri and his crazy suicidal idea to take the Islas Malvinas back by force, it was and it is a diplomatic issue. We are lucky that thanks to Reagan we weren't wiped out from the map

[@joeblack2534]

you are so lucky

[@theopoiesis]

@@joeblack2534 Another lefty?

[@chriswilde7246]

My twin brother was a Royal Marine Commando during the Falklands war, it was the poor conscript soldiers that took it in the neck, they should never have been put in that position in the first place, as soon as we landed back on those Islands, their day's were numbered, many died; on both sides, but it could have been much worse.

[@theopoiesis]

@@chriswilde7246 We can work it out

[@joeblack2534]

@@theopoiesis neither left or right. we should've wiped them out or at least killed their general

[@faker1212]

2:25

[@keikoiizuka9441]

👋☺Goodmorning🌞🏢

[@keikoiizuka9441]

🏢まで、付いてきた👴☺ 💢😠💢❗

[@keikoiizuka9441]

🏢近くに、警察🚓いたから 言ったよ❗創価学会

[@darrenlacey8015]

Thanks Ronnie for them new side winder missiles and we didn't need that aircraft carrier, but thanks anyway 👍

[@dean1039]

“The Argentinian Junta, which is a fascist gang, has invaded British sovereign territory this cannot be tolerated! Let me make plain my negotiating position, I will not negotiate with criminals or thugs. The islands belong to Britain, and I want them back!” - The Iron Lady

[@mharg6408]

Pinochet was a fascist too, and she supported his government. She needed the war happend.

[@lukemcgahern2357]

@@alemedinaa the enemy of my enemy is my friend. Plus the uk and chile has had a long and historic friendship.

[@tmanthemost1157]

I wish the United States would have fully supported Argentina instead

[@TheAnnoyedHumanist]

You wish the United States would've supported a facist regime which killed thousands of it's own citizens? Okay buddy

[@turnip5359]

Hahaha

[@tmanthemost1157]

@@turnip5359 sure

[@lukemcgahern2357]

Why?

[@tmanthemost1157]

@@lukemcgahern2357 because I wish they would have won this war. I don't like Britain

[@mharg6408]

You lied Ronald, you said you was friend of both countries, but supported the British while the islands belongs by historical rights to Argentina. Wrong decission from Galtieri, Tatcher and you.

[@IntervencionesGringas]

you know he's been dead for years, right?

[@Yobbie72]

Reagan didn't lie. He sent his Secretary of State, Al Haig, between both parties to try and negotiate a peaceful resolution. And whatever the situation on the islands, the British had lived on them for 150 years, and any change to their status had to be done peacefully, not at the barrell of a gun. Thatcher was right to defend the citizens there. And Argentina paid a heavy price for their reckless war of agression.

[@mharg6408]

@@Yobbie72 He helped and supported the British both diplomatically and military, he wasn't friend of Argentina. Kirkpatrick, ambassador in the UN, didn't rejected or condemned what Thatcher did, same in the UNSC. The ancestors of the islanders stoled the islands to Argentina in a non pacific way, even if I'm not with Galtieri's decission, they received what they gave. Thatcher needed the war more than nothing, she started the belic conflict when sinked the Belgrano (till that day no one British soldier were killed). The UK must restore the islands to the legitimate owner like they did in Chagos recently, anyway, I agree with you that a status change must be done peacefully.

[@andrewmoore-vb3cv]

@@mharg6408 , after what the Argentinians did in 1982, which resulted in the deaths of 255 British servicemen, I can't ever envisage any British government handing the Falkland islands over to Argentina!!.