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patty davis, the daughter of former president, late president ronald reagan.t where we are today and what the president can do. she says this president will never offer comfort, compassion or empathy to a grieving nation. it's not in him. he will always be glib and inappropriate. i have a wild suggestion. let's stop asking him. his words are only salt in our wounds. patti davis wrote that overnight after the things that the president said this weekend. >> that's one person's opinion. she's not a supporter of the president anyway. she has the right to feel that way. very moved by his moves after park land. i met with those parents here. i talked with the mayor many times. i saw him after las vegas, where we still don't have a motive of that sick man. these deranged people. as you said, why give them oxygen and publish their name? >> right. >> thank you for not doing that. if you want to find a negative, you always will, whoever the "you" is. we're not being honest if we would like to say we would like to unify, heal and come together at times like this and righ

>> i agree with patty davis. anti-semitism, hatred, bigotry, predates donald j. trump.ople, have to remember what our values are. the problem with donald j. trump is that the positit is on the s, and he could turn down the heat. but instead he repeatedly turns up the heat and stirs even harder. we have to look to ourselves. we have to look to our communities. we have to look to our faith leaders. we have got to find it within ourselves to deal with this toxic political climate. our presidents have historically been the leaders. we are lucky. if you think about the amount of power that our president has, we are darn lucky that in a cold war, in world war ii and after the cold war, we've had more uniters than dividers. that was not inevitable. we happen to have a divider right now in the white house. we know that, because his go-to position is a political position. in the past, we've had uniters. patty davis' father. john f. kennedy. general ford. frankl franklin roosevelt. we're lucky. right now, we don't have that kind of leadership in the white house. we have each othe

i was reading an editorial in "the whington post" by patty davis, the daughter of ronald reagan, sayingaybe we need to reset our expectations with this president, maybe just seeing it singularly different by the president, he isn't a moral leader. if we reset in this way we are not disaointed? mr. johnson: well, americans are having to reset their expectations of their president in number of respects. i refuseto accept that a president should not be the number one spokesman and the moral leader of our nation. that is part of the job description. because of the visibility of the american presidency, there are times like this when you need the leader to set the tone, to speak out because invariably everyone's going to listen to him. d words do have consequences and people in this country really do listen to what their leaders have to say. whether they agree or disagree with them. and so i would urge presidento trump toat he says on tcasion he should do as president which strike a very different tone from the ekne we've seen in the runup to this midterm next to try to bring people together

reaction to something like this, but i was reading an editorial today in the washington post by patti davisdaughter of ronald reagan, she was saying maybe we just need to reset oui’ saying maybe we just need to reset our expectations with this president. maybe he doesn't see his role as being different as the president. he isn't a moral leader and if we reset in that way, then we will not be disappointed? well, americans are having to reset their expectations of their president in a number of respects. i refuse to accept that a president should not be the number one spokesman and a moral leader of our nation. that is pa rt moral leader of our nation. that is part of thejob moral leader of our nation. that is part of the job description because of the visibility of the american presidency. there are times like this when you need the lead to set the tone and speak out because invariably, everyone is going to listen to him. and words do have consequences and people in this country really listen to what their leaders have to say, whether they agree or disagree. so i would urge president trump t

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we need to heal as a country and patty davis said maybe president trump is not the person to do that. if that's the case, what is your message to americans about how we can -- how do we heal? >> you know, i said last week that the president is not a uniter. he's not. he goes in these rallies and continues to do what he does. i think it's absolutely wrong and nobody should apologize for it. i'm suggesting that everybody has to be careful. >> what do you do? what is your message in. >> one at a time. me. it's the way i conduct myself. the way when i get angry. you think i don't get angry at people. i've got some reasonable gun control legislation in ohio and i can't get it through. i'm mad as hell. if i start viciously attacking people it isn't getting anywhere. we all have emotions. i try to think about my kids. i try to think about the lord. i try to think about the way i want to be thought of long term. what kind of a guy was john kasich. owe kn you know what we said about john mccain. he could brawl with the best of them but he always figured out a way to maintain a bridge. i stood

. >> i want to read something i've never read to you before, a quote from patty davis. writes in your newspaper in an op-ed piece, "this president will never offer comfort, compassion or empathy to a grieving nation. it's not in him. when questioned after a tragedy, he will always be glib and inappropriate. so i have a wild suggestion, let's stop asking him. his words are only salt in our wounds." eugene, the natural question coming out of that is who then to fill the role for a nation that was shaken by pipe bombs being distributed all over the place, saddened by this horror we watched in pittsburgh? >> there's no one figure. you know, hearing that quote, i think back to ronald reagan. i think back to ronald reagan on one specific moment after the challenger disaster. >> let me stop you there and roll it for our audience. we will talk about it on the other side. >> the crew of the space shuttle challenger honored us with the manner in which they lived their lives. we will never forget them nor the last time we saw them this morning as they prepared for their journey an

patty davis, the daughter of president reagan, she write this is morning in "the washington post," thiscompassion t a grieving nation. let's stop asking him. he wanted to be a different kind of president and does things his own way. is the role of consoler in chief gone and who do we look to as a country? >> i agree with what she said. we will never see donald trump be presidential. the least you would hope is that he's not going to wind our wounds, but you hope he doesn't pour salt into the wounds. he continues to do that. he called the media the enemy of the people the day cnn received another suspicious package. tom steyer, one of the targets of the maga bomber, calling him a lunatic. he called andrew gillum, the candidate for governor in florida a thief for no a pare a reason. he spews this against opponents and the media. he needs to talk. this is so irresponsible and so dangerous. >> one of the things you point out in terms of that rhetoric and i want to make sure i get it right. it used to be we would settle our differences through debate followed by voting. when do we get back t

it's time to stop asking trump to provide comfort, patty davis, ronald reagan's daughter is my guest.front." good evening, i'm jake tapper in

. >>> patti davis, the daughter of ronald reagan writes in part this, dear professor christine blaseyd, like millions of women i watched you testify about the worst day of your life. millions of us identified with our fear and wondered if we would be brave enough to wrestle ourselves past that grip of terror if we were in your shoes. millions of us watched how you held onto the tears that wanted to come up. we know where that place is in the body, the place that pushes down on the rising tide of remembered pain. we know how hard that is. we've been holding onto our tears for a long time. some of us, like you, for decades. i wonder how you feel now that brett kavanagh's hand, the one you say clamped down on your mouth when you were 15 is now on the scales of justice. i wonder if you feel that everything you went through wasn't worth it. don't believe mitch mcconnell when he says this will blow over. it won't. women are not going to retreat again into silence and shame. it doesn't work like that. you helped us see that. >>> president trump had his meeting with rod rosenstein yesterday o

. >> there's this line from the washington post, from patty davis at "the washington post." the president will never offer comfort, compassion or empathy to a grieving nation. it's not in him. he will always be glib and inappropriate. i have a wild suggestion. let's stop asking him. his words are only salt in our wounds. that quote right there was retweeted by none other than kellyanne conway's husband, george conway. >> well, i'm struck by something i saw today. when you think about donald trump and attacking the press as enemy of the people the day after the bottomings, i was struck today. let's net it out for what's going on, the strategy. i went back to his comment to leslie stall when he said i do it to discredit you and demean you so when you write negative stories about me, no one will believe you. >> i think that's clear. that's always been his strategy. he wants to immunize himself from any negative coverage. sarah huckabee sanders was talking about how 80% of the coverage is negative. as mark asked earlier, i'd be interested to find out the percentages for past pre

patty davis has a new column in the washington post about the president's words.let's stop asking trump for comfort asking -- after tragedies." where does a grieving nation turn for comfort when the man occupying the white house asks -- offers none. places of worship are supposed slaughtertuaries, not houses. a friend told me he doesn't want to listen to the news anymore. he wants to be ignorant because the stress and fear are too much to bear. i answered we are all responsible for attending to if youher's wounds and stay blind, you cannot help. ignorance is not an option. this is a chance for all of us to lead with her agenda compassion missing at the highest levels of our government . this president will never offer comfort, compassion, or empathy to a grieving nation. when questioned after a tragedy, he will always be glib and inappropriate. let's stop asking him. his words are only salt in our wounds. patty davis in the washington post today if you want to read it. santa fe, new mexico, independent. good morning. caller: hello? host: go ahead, tony. you are up