Intimate stories by real hardworking unpretentious selfless people all thrown into a milieu a simmering stewpot of diverse young men ampamp women all working for a common goalampmdashto help Ronald Reagan succeed from the start People have asked ampldquoWhat was Reagan like privatelyamprdquo ampldquoHow did he treat his childrenamprdquo ampldquoHow did he handle pressureamprdquo ampldquoHow did he handle dangeramprdquo ampldquoHow did he treat his staffamprdquo ampldquoHow did he handle difficult almost impossible to deal with legislatorsamprdquo Watch it unfold in intimate detail. See how Reagan used humor to disarm his most ardent critics and tenacious opponents. Rex Hime said ampldquoHe was the Sequoia and we were the branchesamprdquo Former SFOKPIXCBSTV Anchor ampamp Governor Reaganamprsquos Assistant Press Director Nancy Clark Reynolds reveals fascinating stories ampldquoReagan was absolutely Numero Uno in Nancyamprsquos life. All the time. And she was with him They were totally wound into each other to the exclusion of everybody elseamprdquo ampldquoReagan was gracious and funny He had people in amplsquostitchesamprsquo all the timeand he was a total gentleman. You always knew where Reagan stood. He never equated disagreement with disloyalty. Even after working fourteen and eighteen hour days I could hardly wait to get to work the next morningamprdquo Edwin Meese III said with that understated smile ampldquoRonald Reagan thrived on being underestimated.amprdquo Also the untold story behind the secret plan hatched by former Air Force Secretary Thomas C. Reed and a handful of dedicated insiders to launch Reaganamprsquos unequivocal arguably first campaign for President of the United States in 1968.