harking back to our visit from the former First Lady, Nancy Reagan, and her testimony before our committee, was it not interesting when she said she never thought ``Just say no'' would take off the way it did. I know you recall and we all recall Nancy Reagan just offhand, at some stop on her tour, on her anti-drug tour, talked about ``Just say no, it is wrong.'' It was funny, in a very cynical sense, because she became the target of some people in this country who like to make fun of ``Just say no.''
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Reflecting on Nancy Reagan's impact and the reception of her anti-drug message.
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