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balk listen and subscribe welcome to the tuddickson podcast today i have with me the eldest son

of former president r Reagan, Michael Reagan.

Michael, thank you so much for joining us today.

Good to be here, getting older.

Hey, it's always good to be getting older, right?

That's what people don't realize it is good to be getting older.

But you have had quite a special life with your dad being the president of the United States. And I think he started running for office when you were 20, right? Gosh, I was 20 years old, but remember,

I had a mother. That's right. People forget I had a mom. You know, it's really history. Up until my

dad gave the speech, a time for choosing back in 1964.

I was Jane Wyman's son.

And then my dad gave the speech a time for choosing.

And literally overnight, I became Ronald Reagan's son.

That's so funny because I want to talk about both worlds.

Because today, people oftentimes call Washington, D.C.,

the Hollywood for ugly people,

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