wall street journal columnist peggy noonan spoke to catholic university.he democrats has been mentioned as a possible 2020 presidential candidate. >>> today wasn't the day to have an outdoor ceremony. >> no, it was not. >> tomorrow might be better. >> tomorrow we'll see big improvements with the weather. the sunshine is back. we warm up into the 70s. upper 70s. looking pretty good for mother's day. >> just for you, mom. >> happy mother's day to all the moms out there as well. the one thing about tomorrow, it will not be picture perfect, breezy, windy, maybe during the second half of the day. keep that in mind. as we look to the upcoming work week, heat and humidity arrive on wednesday. tuesday will be our transition day. then we're just around 90 degrees. wednesday, thursday and friday. and as we look at the next ten days, we're going to keep it mainly dry. here's the latest check of the radar where you can see allhe rain. that was the rain we were dealing with this morning. overnight, patchy fog out there. not a huge issue, but it's also chilly. i had to

number one, do they happen to read peggy noonan's article in the "washington journal" that said democracy is not a play thing. i thought that was excellent. however, my second observation is, during the middle ages in the kingdoms, there were a lot intrigue that the common person did not know about. many of the lives especially during the english reigns, the people ended up in the tower of london. everything that donald trump does is under a microcsope. i think he's definitely he can be a loose cannon. even though i voted for him i'm still behind him hoping that his advisor will tell him to be more circumspect in every respect. i believe that -- i wonder what our nations that america's think of how he spoke. i thought he was brilliant when he spoke to them. host: thanks. guest: we always ask people what they think of the day-to-day politics that goes on. the tweets, the scandals. most people just don't care about them. they're going to judge sort of looking back over the course of a year or two years, four years. they'll base on that. they're not caught up in the day-to-day like people he

number one, did they happen to reads peggy noonan's article in "the wall street journal" that said democracys not a play thing. i thought that was excellent. my second observation is during the middle ages in the kingdoms there was a lot of intrigue that the common person did not know about. in fact many of the lives especially during the english reigns, the people ended up in the tower of london. yet everything that donald trump does is under a mini microscope. and i think he's definitely can be a loose cannon. but even though i voted for him, i'm still behind him hoping that his advisers will tell him to be more circumspect in every respect. and i also wonder what the arab nations, the emeritus think of how he spoke. i thought he was brilliant when he spoke to them. >> gotcha, linda. thanks. jordan allott. >> we always ask people what they think of the day-to-day politics that goes on. supposed scandals. most people don't care about them. they're going to judge looking bam over the course of a year were two years, four years and vote based on that. they're not caught up in the day to day l

peggy noonan is a column fist for the "wall street journal," and her bestselling book "the time of oureggy was also recently awarded the pulitzer prize for last area's campaign comment jeffrey goldberg is the editor of the atlantic. david ignatius is a columnist for the "washington post" and ben domenech is the publisher of "the federalist." david, starting with you, coming off of what a second -- secretary gates says, he feelsry assured by the policy team the president has around him. what do you make of that? >> bob gates is a steady voice of continuity. he's been around since the reagan presidency. he has that depth and clarity. and he's right. trump chose a national security team that's first rate. a lot of them are people that gates recommended. rex tillerson was a gates' proposal at the state department. james mattis, a general widely admired. secretary kelly in homeland security was bob gates' military adviser way back when. h.r. mcmaster came up in that trump preside over. i thought i heard secretary gates say that on domestic policy he is troubled as he looks at the comey firi

now, i will say this, neil, the real big story, i think, today the most salient story is what peggy noonanal. great policies, but is the guy temperamentally suited for the job, and we don't know that. neil: we'll see. >> these policy toes are sound, and when you push it, the markets go up. neil: all right, buddy -- >> by the way. neil: -- go ahead. >> i drank some russian vodka last night. just want you to know. neil: why am i not surprised? you're more coherent when you do. [laughter] when i talk about coverage, folks, i'm not one of these gang on media, but i'm just saying i figure we have a lot of time here. i do two hours on this show, an hour on fnc, we have plenty of time to get into everything. what's going on with the markets, confidence about earnings, confidence about this trip. this is just sort of accentuating the negative and coloring it red. ♪ ♪ neil: which isn't right. ♪ ♪ you know who likes to be in control? this guy. check it out! self-appendectomy! oh, that's really attached. that's why i rent from nationa where i get the corol to chse any car in the aisle i want, not som

peggy noonan criticized the bush white house. everybody started calling her a lefty.alled a rhino because we were attacking bush for spending too much and his wilsonian policy. republicans, who swore if they got back in power again, would not repeat the same mistakes rrks now repeating the same mistakes, but even worse. not only are they supporting a guy that's going to bring the federal debt to $30 trillion, they're supporting a guy that's shredding constitutional norms after they've been going around for 30 blanking years with the constitution, look, it's right here. i believe in this. look, it's right -- everywhere i went. they all carried -- look, and they would shove it in your face. open it up and read it and stop worshipping power and read that constitution you've been carrying around in your pocket for 30 years. because this is even worse than the you did for george w. bush. >>> still ahead, we'll talk to the head of the fbi agent association as the president start his new search for a director. >>> and peter alexander reports on how the white house is trying

peggy noonan writes "history is going to judge us how we comported ourselves in this murky time.ll republicans went en masse to the president and said stop it. clean up your act. shut your mouth. do your job. stop tweeting. stop seethig. stop wasting time. you lost the thread and don't even know what you were elected to do anymore. get a grip. grow up and look at the terrain, see it for what it is. we have limited time. every day you undercut yourself, you undercut us. more important, you keep from happening the good policy things that we could have done together f you don't grow up you'll wind up abandoned and alone. act like a president or leave the presidency. could it help? for a minute. about it would be constructive not carping, leaking, posing, cheering and tweeting but actually trying to lead. the president needs to be told, democracy is not your play thing. >> it's very disturbing because like many of mr. trump's critics are becoming infected by trumpism in the sense that they say on the one hand he needs to be, perhaps, removed from office because of his indifference to