kayleigh. >> kayleigh: peggy noonan, exactly right.king her job duties. she is put in charge of the border. total and complete disaster. when asked are you going to the border, she said no, i haven't been to europe. i mean, these are self-inflicted headlights. i will say this which may surprise people. i saw bluetooth trending on twitter. >> emily: i think we have lost kayleigh. philip's point about the border, there's video we have from a scene in texas where mother and daughter were tragically killed as a human smuggler crashed into them while evading law enforcement there at the border. the tragedy is a southern border unfolds, continues every day. border patrol being assaulted, human smugglers, the tragedy of life that they are taking and selling, the second most lucrative illicit international industry and yet here we have the vice president who laughs it off. he isn't able to take those tough questions. rachel. >> rachel: probably the most devastating thing about kamala harris that happened recently with our own john roberts who

i mean, peggy noonan talked about about her needing to be chastened and humbled.sting to see a side by side comparison of the coverage that the former vice president mike pence has gotten compared to president harris. we know after she became the nominee last year, she was at the center of an online misinformation campaign specifically aimed at her race, her gender, and her eligibility to serve as president. >> yeah, and you know, look, peg guy noonan worked for ronald reagan let me remind our vowers, so let us now revisit peggy noonan's, the administration she worked for. it's insulting to say kamala harris might want to get serious, i think peggy noonan might want to get relevant and figure out what's happening in today's society. her opinions are antiquated. it's not abnormal for staff to leave after a year of a white house. these folks work really hard, they take pay cuts. they go and they work for a year, and they go and work in the private sector. this is not the scandal that i think some beltway press is making it out to be. unfortunately this is a conversa

if you recall from the chapter, peggy noonan says the speech is a -- [inaudible] which is a figure ofech that -- would probably approve of. yeah, everybody wanted to have a say in the speech and even though it's annoying for the speech writer, sometimes the approval room can save you. in this case there was a factual error in the original version of the speech. let me enlarge this a little. elliott was the guy this charge of speech writing. see page 2, suggest double check facts. as i recall, the big guns were not in place at the top of these cliffs. they had been moved. which is true. so they checked the facts, jim was right, and they changed the text of the speech to remove the factual error. that didn't work with the fake tocqueville comment. but nobody's perfect. if so the speech goes through the approval room, in this case it had the intended effect. see the circled ideas, the enemy guns were quieted, etc. and so reagan gave the famous speech. and, again, it's worth seeing some of the video. >> [inaudible] with brian lamb every tuesday. may he rest this peace. ronald reagan passe

the point you're making is dovetailing to what morgan said when a "wall street journal" op-ed by peggy noonanso hard to be likable when americans are just desperate for her to do her job? if she was half as earnest about actually doing her job as she was about trying to have people like her and be relatable in these awkward moments and videos, the american people would be a lot more grateful and see a lot more results but instead, we've got nothing to show for anything in the media simply defends her. some parents are reportedly furious and schools give teachers more days off. that's next. we've been waiting all year to come together. it worked! happy holidays from lexus. get 1.9% apr financing on the 2022 es 350. ♪♪ kim is now demonstrating her congestion. save it slimeball. get 1.9% apr financing on the 2022 es 350. i've upgraded to mucinex. we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i'm good. now move! kim, no! mucinex lasts 3x longer for 12 hours. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® ca

about another reagan speech and this is something that i hope you had a chance to read about in peggy noonan's and that's the d-day speech. this is the speech he gave on the 6th of june, 1984, 40 years after the landings in normandy. why 40, not 50? as a practical matter, veterans of d-day were getting older. many of them were simply dying and the white house figured this would be the last chance to get a substantial number of veterans of d-day in one place. so a lot of planning went into this. there was a famous speech that we're going to see at plant dolk, which is a site on the normandy beach where americans scaled a cliff. and they were being shot at. if you have ever been there, you just look up and you think, wow this is -- this was an act of amazing bravery for these guys to be able to do that. now, militarily, that was a different story. military history, military historians say maybe this was totally unnecessary because the germans had moved the guns. you look up and you think, wow, this was an act of amazing bravery for these guys to be able to do that. military that was a different

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host: peggy noonan wrote that the reason people watch her so closely isn't that she's a woman of color, she could become president at any moment. they want to have some confidence. they don't want to have to worry about it. we face grave challenges. who leads us matters. she should set her mind primarily on the profound responsibility of the job she may have to fill. she should do this as an act of will. only secondarily should she talk about her political prospects. when that is true, everybody can tell. your reaction to that? guest: i think that's correct, the role of the vice president is really a very significant one. it used to be being vice president was only important because the vice president was a heartbeat away from the presidency. beginning with walter mondale, it's an important job on an ongoing basis. as miss noonan points out, it is a heartbeat away from the presidency. the vice president may become president. it is terribly important. what's important for any vice president is to focus on how can i help the current president succeed in his or her administration it, bein

host: peggy noonan wrote that the reason people watch her so closely isn't that she's a woman of colore could become president at any moment. they want to have some confidence. they don't want to have to worry about it. we face grave challenges. who leads us matters. she should set her mind primarily on the profound responsibility of the job she may have to fill. she should do this as an act of will. only secondarily should she talk about her political prospects. when that is true, everybody can tell. your reaction to that? guest: i think that's correct, the role of the vice president is really a very significant one. it used to be being vice president was only important because the vice president was a heartbeat away from the presidency. beginning with walter mondale, it's an important job on an ongoing basis. as miss noonan points out, it is a heartbeat away from the presidency. the vice president may become president. it is terribly important. what's important for any vice president is to focus on how can i help the current president succeed in his or her administration it, being pr