$17.95 per video (list price: $19.98),
$69.95 for all four videos (list price: $79.92)

(C) Accuracy in Media, 1999

Ronald Wilson Reagan, the 40th President of the United States, is credited, by some, with the greatest peace-time expansion in U.S. history. Twice winning the White House by a landslide, the former sports announcer, actor and California Governor worked with Congress to stimulate economic growth, curb inflation, increase employment and strengthen national defense.

This four-part series takes a unique look at the Reagan presidency through clips of more than 100 presidential appearances, rare newsreels and Hollywood footage.

Highlights include: Reagan's inaugural addresses; the release of the American hostages in Iran; the attempted assassination on Reagan's life; his
proposed Strategic Defense Initiative; appearances with Michael Jackson, Princess Diana, and Mother Theresa; the Challenger accident; his historic
trip to Moscow; and his farewell address to the nation.

Highlights include: Vintage World War II-era Hollywood footage of Reagan;
recognition of Vietnam veterans; the 50th anniversary of the Normandy
Invasion; Reagan's anti-Communist campaigns from the early 1950's through
his presidency; and the agreement with the Soviet Union to reduce nuclear
arsenals.

Highlights include: a comprehensive look at the "Reagan Revolution" and his fight against government wast and high taxes; Regan's thoughts on government in people's lives and the pursuit of the American Dream; a ceremonial lighting of the Statue of Liberty; and his vision of the "shining city on a hill.

Highlights include: a series of hilarious quips, slips and tales from President Reagan; a side-splitting selection of impromptu jokes and quick-witted responses; a biographical look at Reagan's life before the White House through various speeches; and recollections from Reagan's parents about their famous son.

Celebrate the 1980's with this video history of the Reagan Administration.  This best selling video includes the major events of the Reagan era have been compiled into one comprehensive video collection.  Relive the moments like the assassination attempt in 1981, as well as the high times of Reagan’s landslide re-election in 1984.  60 minutes.

Ronald Reagan's speech to the American people on behalf of barry Goldwater before the Presidential election of 1964 that placed Reagan on the national political scene.  Recorded from rare film footage, this is is the complete and unedited television broadcast that changed the nation, the world and set the stage for his eventual successful run for the Presidency.  Barry Goldwater adds a historical perspective in an interview to this momentous speech.  30 minutes.

Ronald Reagan has endeared himself to millions of Americans with his affable, fun loving personality.  Now for the first time, his most humorous tales and anecdotes are combined on one video.  Includes the tear jerking farewell to the White House staff in 1988.

(C) 1996 Citizens' Video Press; Running time: 103 min.

New updated expanded version

(C) 1999 Accuracy in Media, Inc.; Running time: approx. 73 min.
Narrated by former CBS & CNN newsman Reid Collins

Whitewater - Was it really just about a failed land deal in which the Clintons lost money?

The Travel Office firings - Was this really just a presidential prerogative to have their own people running the White House Travel Office, or a grave abuse of the IRS and FBI to cover their true motives? Hear from our exclusive interviews with Travel Office chief Billy Dale and former agent and White House liaison Dennis Sculimbrene.

FBI Files - Who hired Craig Livingstone and why? What was done to make possible the transfer of over 1,000 FBI files to the White House? Who had access to them and were they misused? Hear from Judicial Watch's Larry Klayman, who has filed suit on behalf of the victims. See the first TV interview of Dennis Sculimbrene, and depositions of Linda Tripp and Associate White House Counsel William Kennedy.

Abuse of IRS - See our exclusive interview with Joseph Farah, and his attorney Larry Klayman, who have sued the IRS for $10 million for a politically motivated tax audit.

Bribery? - See what really happened with Webster Hubbell, former law partner to Hillary Clinton and Associate Attorney General, who was jailed for his deeds. Was he "rolling over" to protect the Clintons? Why did he collect $700,000 upon resigning in disgrace?

China - Was national security compromised in exchange for cash? Hear from our exclusive interviews with several experts, including Clinton's first CIA director, James Woolsey, and "Year of the Rat" co-author Ed Timperlake. See part of John Huang's deposition.

On August 17, 1998, President Bill Clinton gave testimony before a federal grand jury in the Ken Starr investigation.  This tape of the president's historic testimony, as released by Congress, is offered as a historical account, without narration or opinion.

(C) 1997 Fifth Estate Productions; Running time: 136 min.
IDA Feature Award 1997

Shaking the foundation of democracy, the shocking revelations behind the tragic series of events outside Waco, Texas that killed four federal agents and 76 men, women and children of the Branch Davidian religious sect has finally been exposed.

Winner of an Academy-Award nomination in light of its incredible discoveries, Waco: The Rules of Engagement brings forth devastating evidence of federal law enforcement gone tragically wrong. It dares to suggest the ATF provoked war with a group whose apocalyptic religious beliefs and rumored manufacturing of illegal weapons made them easy targets for an inevitable abuse of its members' civil and human rights.

Waco: The Rules of Engagement will change forever the way the world thinks and talks about the tragedy at Waco and, most importantly, it will renew our commitment to the basic precepts of tolerance and freedom upon which American society is built.

(C) 1999 MGA Films, Inc.; Running time: 110 min.
Narrated by Former FBI Special Agent Dr. Frederic Whitehurst

Warning: Some viewers may find certain contents of this film disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised.

Waco: A New Revelation is the film that triggered a new Congressional investigation of the Waco tragedy, and caused the Justice Department and the FBI to reverse their long-held positions on Waco. It has generated a firestorm of events unprecedented in the history of documentary filmmaking.

After six years of painstaking investigation, the complete story of the tragedy near Waco is finally coming to light. This compelling feature-length documentary presents new revelations about the events that led up to the deaths of 79 men, women and children at Mount Carmel on April 19, 1993.

Based on physical evidence recovered from the official Waco evidence lockers, chilling testimonies from former FBI, Special Forces and CIA operatives, and interviews with Branch Davidian survivors, Waco: A New Revelation presents evidence addressing the following questions:

• Why didn't the Branch Davidians and their children come out of the compound?
• Did the FBI actually start the Waco fire using pyrotechnic devices?
• Why was critical evidence missing from the evidence locker nearly six years after the event?
• What was the role of the elite U.S. Army Delta Force at Waco during the final tank assault - and why was their presence denied until now?
• Does the trial of the Waco evidence lead to the White House?

(C) 1993 Defense Readiness Foundation; Running time: approx. 30 min.

It would be a national disgrace to jeopardize the effectiveness of the finest fighting forces in the world simply to pay off a political debt!

Through interviews with both active duty and retired officers, senior non-commissioned officers and other military experts, this film gives direct answers to tough questions. The fight over lifting the restrictions on homosexuals is a political one. Our uniformed military leadership is overwhelmingly opposed to changing the policy on homosexuals that existed before President Clinton took office. National security must take precedence over the demands of self-serving special interest groups.

(C) 1994 Family; Running time: 30 min.

Introduction by Efrem Zimbalist Jr.

The truth can finally be told...

In the late 1940s, the renowned sex researcher Alfred Kinsey published his groundbreaking Kinsey Report, citing new findings about male sexuality. Only now, 50 years later, are the facts surrounding his "research" finally coming to light. This compelling video exposes shocking evidence that Kinsey and his associates:

• Used data from the molestation of children as young as 5 months to determine their sexual capacity.
• Concealed the full nature of the experimentation from the educational and scientific communities, as well as the federal government.
• Shielded known criminals and pedophiles.

Today, Kinsey's disturbing research is the basis of sex education curricula in schools across the country, making this revealing presentation a must-see for anyone who is concerned about the health and welfare of our children.

(C) 1993 The Report; Running time: 20 min.

"The Gay Agenda is a slick 20 minute documentary style piece offering doctors, scholars and recovered gay men talking about the ills of gay life." USA Today

"The most shocking video of the year." Movieguide

(C) 1993 The Report; Running time: 35 min.

America is now facing another decision.

Classroom programs promoting homosexuality are quietly being introduced in targeted school districts in all regions of the United States. Gay activists have vowed to exert constant pressure until every board of education across the country conforms.

What is actually contained in these programs? What are grammar school students being taught about homosexuality? What kind of sexual experimentation among adolescents is being encouraged? What role are gay organizations playing in the erosion of parental authority? What can be done to reverse this disturbing trend?

This investigative documentary is a powerful educational tool for all concerned citizens…from parents to community leaders to local, state and federal legislators. "The Gay Agenda in Public Education" brings to light startling information vital to understanding this explosive issue.

(C) 1996 The Report; Running time: approx. 28 min.

As America stands at the threshold of the 21^st century, homosexual leaders have mobilized their forces for a campaign that, if successful, will ultimately lead to the disintegration of the very foundation of our society. Over the past quarter century the so-called "gay rights movement" has been slowly winning the war against traditional family values. Now, with a disturbing number of victories behind them, gay activists are setting their sights on perhaps the most crucial "prize" of this conflict – same-sex marriage.

By strong-arming courts and legislatures across the nation, this tiny segment of the population is on a mission to force upon mainstream America sweeping new definitions of matrimony and family. If left unchallenged, gays will dictate to the rest of us exactly what constitutes the most fundamental underpinnings of our society, with far-reaching legal, sociological and political implications of catastrophic proportions.

Conservative America must unite on this front. "The Ultimate Target…" examines all facets of this most critical of issues and arms concerned citizens with the power of knowledge and understanding essential for effectively combating this profoundly dangerous campaign.

This video raises disturbing questions about the power of U.S. secret police agencies, shielded by corrupt politicians and the tightly controlled, mainstream press.

(C) Accuracy in Media; approx. 60 min.

July 20, 1999 is the 30^th anniversary of Neil Armstrong's famous first step on the moon - "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." During this historic anniversary period, Accuracy in Media has come in possession of a very limited number of handsomely packaged, historical video documentaries of man's first and last landings on the moon. You can receive two thirty-minute engrossing, dramatic documentaries on one videotape, which tell the stories of Apollo 11, featuring man's first walk on the moon, and Apollo 17, the last such journey to date. This includes the actual lunar footage, plus footage of events leading up to and following the actual flights.

This will be a valuable addition to your video library, and it makes an excellent gift.

Of these "Victory in Space" tapes, nearly half include an additional 30-minute documentary, called "Houston, We've Got a Problem," dramatically recounting the troubled Apollo 13 flight, recounted in the Tom Hanks movie. But now you can see it through the actual NASA footage. You'll see the people and hear the voices, exactly as they were at that time. Order today, either version. You don't want to miss this!

Victory in Space (60-minute version) - Two dramatic 30-minute documentaries featuring the actual NASA footage of man's first walk on the moon (Apollo 11), and his most recent (Apollo 17).

(C) Accuracy in Media; Running time: approx. 90 min.

July 20, 1999 is the 30^th anniversary of Neil Armstrong's famous first step on the moon - "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." During this historic anniversary period, Accuracy in Media has come in possession of a very limited number of handsomely packaged, historical video documentaries of man's first and last landings on the moon. You can receive two thirty-minute engrossing, dramatic documentaries on one videotape, which tell the stories of Apollo 11, featuring man's first walk on the moon, and Apollo 17, the last such journey to date. This includes the actual lunar footage, plus footage of events leading up to and following the actual flights.

This will be a valuable addition to your video library, and it makes an excellent gift.

Of these "Victory in Space" tapes, nearly half include an additional 30-minute documentary, called "Houston, We've Got a Problem," dramatically recounting the troubled Apollo 13 flight, recounted in the Tom Hanks movie. But now you can see it through the actual NASA footage. You'll see the people and hear the voices, exactly as they were at that time. Order today, either version. You don't want to miss this!

Victory in Space (90-minute version) - In addition, this one includes the dramatic and troubled flight of Apollo 13, called "Houston, We've Got a Problem."

(C) Accuracy in Media, 1999

Morning
Panel I    
THE MEDIA'S ROTTING ROOTS – EDUCATION AND CULTURE
Daniel J. Flynn: Executive Director, Accuracy in Academia
Clark R. Bowers: Fred Schwarz Distinguished Visiting Fellow, Harvard, 1993-1999
Cliff Kincaid: President, America's Survival

Morning
Panel II    
THE STATE OF INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING: A JOURNALIST'S VIEW
Charles C. Thompson: Former producer, ABC, CBS and NBC
Philip Weiss: Investigative Reporter, New York Observer
Bill O'Reilly: Host, Fox News Channel's "The O'Reilly Factor"
Larry Klayman: Chairman and General Counsel, Judicial Watch

Luncheon
Speaker: Hon. Robert Dornan: Former Congressman, radio talk show host

Afternoon
Panel III    
NEWS THAT INVESTIGATIVE REPORTERS HAVE SHUNNED
Michael McNulty: Producer of Waco: A New Revelation
Thomas Stalcup: Analyst of radar revelations re TWA Flight 800
James Sanders: Author of "Altered Evidence," a new book on TWA 800
Christopher Ruddy: Editor of NewsMax.com and Vortex; topic: Clinton Scandals

Panel IV    
STORIES THEY GOT WRONG
George Kenney: Former State Department Yugoslavian Desk Officer; topic: Kosovo
Charles Wiley: AIM's most popular lecturer; topic: The Silent Invasion of the U.S.
M. Stanton Evans: Director, National Journalism Center
John L. Lott: Author of "More Guns, Less Crime"

Banquet    
Speaker: Clarence Thomas: Associate Justice, United States Supreme Court