back in 1,992 whenever you're comparing a v the key to dan quayle, you know, you're in poor positioni'm not exactly concerned if i'm one of these republican vps taking on vice president harris. but you know, i guess the good news for vice president harris says, most people don't really vote for the vp anyway, because remember, dan quayle managed to get elected in the first place. so if he could be elected to vp than anyone to be elected as what you say, though, is that in those debate moments, she is pretty fierce. she does have these moments that the audience remembers. i remember when she went toe to toe with mike pence. so i tried to imagine someone like, burgum sitting across from kamala harris being memorable it's kinda i feel like he's a little bland good point because it wasn't just the fly that everyone it wasn't just the fly that made that debate she she performed well on the debate stage as she she props for this stuff. >> i do think i mean the first rule of vice presidential picks though is do no harm right? >> keep it calm. i mean, it's really not about any electoral anyt

some other names getting involved, john boehner, dan quayle, michael steele of maryland. what do you say to folks who say that this is never trump republicans by another name? guest: look, i would say maybe some of these folks are not trump. if you ask every person how they are voting in the election we are not a pack, -- pac, and not advocating in an election. we are thinking of amusement -- of a movement yonder 2024. most people are dispirited with the direction of the party and some might vote for donald trump and some might vote for joe biden and some might sit it out. i do not want to get into how everyone will vote. we are about creating a movement where we want a better republican party that can endure. the more traditional view of the party has been around through 170 years through linkedin, to roosevelt to eisenhower, nixon, ford, reagan and the bushes. they all want something better. and we do not think that these maga root are rather shallow and our roots are deep. host: is a better republican party without donald trump becoming president in january 2025? guest

i had no respect for the people back then i still don't. >> i respect dan quayle a lot. >> do questionis on the campaign trail and then they get elected. tom: yeah. so that's the way it is and just talking about. kennedy: knadler -- >> there you go. kennedy: my god. nancy pelosi. griff: coming up are silent salons the new trend. that's next. and -- senators ted cruz and katy bridge join "fox & friends" on the kirby couch dvr at 6 a.m. eastern if you can't get out of bed and catch it live. ♪ ♪ when you need to prepare for unpredictable adventures... (gasp) you need weathertech. [hot dog splat.] laser measured floorliners front and rear. [drink slurp and splat.] (scream) seat protector to save the seats. [honk!] they're all yours! we're here! hey, i knew you were comin'... so i weatherteched the car! can we get ice cream? we can now. kid proof your vehicle with american made products at weathertech.com. ♪ ♪ welcome back to the big weekend show. tom: well there's some who go to extremes just to enjoy some peace and quiet. >> thanks for coming. [laughter] what's with you, you got laryngiti

i still don't i respect dan quayle like a lot. but do we do we get the representative that we deserve? i mean, voters know who they mean. they do this on the campaign trail and then they get elected. yeah. so i mean, that's the way it is. and just talking about jerry nadler. yeah. there you go. my god. i mean, we'll leave it there with jerry nadler coming up, our silent salons, the new trend that's next. and senators ted cruz and katy brand joined fox and friends on the curvy couch tomorrow morning. dvr the show starting at 6 a.m. eastern. if you can't get out of bed and catch it live. could you be loved? and be loved♪ shell renewable race fuel. reducing emissions by 60%. ♪♪ we're moving forward with indycar. because we're moving forward with everybody. shell. powering progress. welcome back to the big weekend show. well, there are some who go to extremes just to enjoy some peace and quiet. thanks for coming. hey, that's. what's the idea? what do you got? laryngitis. oh bowel silence took a vow of silence. you took a vow of silenc

she has the lowest polling vice president in history, lower than dick cheney, lower than dan quayle.y potato, todd. >> todd: if you factor your time in ag in california and all the potential candidates actually running or thinking of running in california, she is the foremost right candidate which is absolutely insane. it underscores the california. as kgb about this rumor yesterday, here is what he said they'll make ekg. >> have you heard -- oh, no, vice president karis said she may run for governor of the election does not go her way. >> that is news to me. i would say this, the vice president has been a great partner to this president. he is appreciative of the work she has done. it is impressive what she has been able to do. >> todd: joe, you know how politicians use the media. is that a surprise or potentially a plan in place that people on the upper echelon know about that we are just learning about now? >> some people have good my fake laughs and some don't. ekg does not have a good first laugh, the first time i have heard of that. what is jean-pierre going to say but the vice

and biden and dan quayle never broke single tie when they were vice president. so kamala harris beat the record that had been held since 1832 by john calhoun, who broke 31 ties. i've been in her office. in her office, the frame copy of the roll call for the for the vote that she she she broke the record and she has a golden gavel there that chuck schumer gave her as a as a memento. now, most revolts are breaking ties on nominations and things like that, but it really owes to how extremely close our politic are today. right. the first two years, the biden-harris administration and there was a 5050 senate, they didn't have a majority unless they had kamala harris as their tiebreaker. and they even in the last year and a half when the democrats have a 51, 49 margin, it's whom you count christian sinema. it's still so close, you never know. and so her presence is still very important. now, for me, covering a vice president can be fun and interesting because it isn't, you know, a lot of ways they they they are like what a president is without quite so much, you know,

dan quayle, back in 1988 and 90 to the number one rule when it comes to vp picks is do no harm, do nooug burgum might be one of the most boring guys. a lot i've and if you look in north dakota where the voters know him best, he has basically been this guy who's been able to reach across the middle. take a look at this. this is voters in north dakota who think that trump or burgum are conservative, 72% of north dakota instinct, trump's inks conservative versus 44% of those who know doug burgum best he is the type of pick that trump is trying to say. i'm not going to eliminate the middle. i'm not going to distract. i'm going to be safe. and that is why doug burgum is on the rise at this point? >> yeah. well, that's really interesting. only 44% would say is conservative, which as you point out, would show a pragmatic yes, a pragmatic torres. so governor. all right. thank you very much. thank you. >> next, the breaking news reports of tornadoes because right now in the south is we're seeing storms grow more destructive and deadly. we'll be right back you know, i spent a lot of time thinki

you significantly more than a good moment can help you in the vice presidential debate in 1988, dan quayle characterized himself as a republican version of a young john kennedy, which teed up his opponent, lloyd bentsen, perfectly. senator i served with jack kennedy. i knew check kennedy jack kennedy was a friend of mine senator, you're no, jack kennedy? >> that election season. benson's running mate, michael dukakis, in his debate with george h w bush, was asked a fateful question referencing his wife by cnn's bernard shaw, governor if kitty dukakis were raped and murdered would you favor and irrevocable death penalty for the killer? no, i don't. bernard and i think you know that i've proposed the death penalty during all of my life. >> it was terrible. this was his opportunity to show humanity. and instead, he made himself look like more of a humorless, emotionless robot than he had seen before. >> there were the wordless missteps, the body language yeah 1992 george hw bush, looking out of touch by glancing at his watch, when an audience member spoke about the lagging economy, 2000 al go

some other names getting involved, john boehner, dan quayle, michael steele of maryland.hat do you say to folks who say that this is never trump republicans by another name? guest: look, i would say maybe some of these folks are not trump. if you ask every person how they are voting in the election we are not a pack, -- pac, and not advocating in an election. we are thinking of amusement -- of a movement yonder 2024. most people are dispirited with the direction of the party and some might vote for donald trump and some might vote for joe biden and some might sit it out. i do not want to get into how everyone will vote. we are about creating a movement where we want a better republican party that can endure. the more traditional view of the party has been around through 170 years through linkedin, to roosevelt to eisenhower, nixon, ford, reagan and the bushes. they all want something better. and we do not think that these maga root are rather shallow and our roots are deep. host: is a better republican party without donald trump becoming president in january 2025? guest: