we just need government as good as our people. mike, i think the difference is you might like some other have on the stage morning in america speech. it is not morning in america. we live in a dark moment. we have to confront the fact that we are in an an internal sort of cold cultural civil war. you are laura: of course as much as there is to admire about mike pence the angle finds him a walking contradiction. is he proud of the trump pence record but hesitated to support trump as the nominee if he was convicted. if former president trump is convicted in a court of law, would you still support him as your party s choice? please raise your hand if you would. [cheers] laura: there wasn t a close-up shot there but they had to look at each other oh, i guess you see the trump plane by the way landing from new jersey in fulton county, georgia, the hartsfield international airport in atlanta. many of you traveled through there. it is a very, very busy airport.
mike, the differences is some others you might have a morning in america speech, it is not morning, we live in a dark moment. we have to confront the fact that we are in an internal sort of cold, cultural civil war. we have to recognize that. you are equating the american people with the failed government in dc, we just need a government as good as our people again. we re okay, no, we re not okay. we are sick and terrible in decline. i mean, is that s the generational divide peoples or people things are okay, and young people think it s not? and the republican party think it; s the answer to both? i think the right is unburdened. i think on the right in the fox audience and if you watch, i probably watched too much of it, i ll admit that here in front of all of you, if you watch the primetime programming it is this bleakness, darkness. fox says all day crime, the depiction of the cities are shocking, if you don t watch any fox news, they do crime stats and cities, it looks like
we just need government as good as our people. mike, i think the difference is you might like some other have on the stage morning in america speech. it is not morning in america. we live in a dark moment. we have to confront the fact that we are in an an internal sort of cold cultural civil war. you are laura: of course as much as there is to admire about mike pence the angle finds him a walking contradiction. is he proud of the trump pence record but hesitated to support trump as the nominee if he was convicted. if former president trump is convicted in a court of law, would you still support him as your party s choice? please raise your hand if you would. [cheers] laura: there wasn t a close-up shot there but they had to look at each other oh, i guess you see the trump plane by the way landing from new jersey in fulton county, georgia, the hartsfield international airport in atlanta. many of you traveled through there. it is a very, very busy airport.
is that a right where is that centrist? but he s for investing. he s for competitiveness. i d argue there wasn t much fairness in that competitiveness and he leaves out at lot what s going on in this country. he didn t talk about foreclosures or new normal unemployment, 22 million unemployed let me ask you about that really quickly. it was a positive speech, so that makes sense politically, but what about you re one of five americans out of work and we get the news this week from the cbo that unemployment s going to be horrific for another five years? and you re sitting there listening to a morning in america speech, that has to be jarring. it is, but on the other hand, what is the alternative? that is also the question in american politics. you then have his speech followed at least he s talking about invest and grow, not enough specifics. but you listen to representative paul ryan who wants swlalash an