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>> emily: when you go to a sporting event, you see our flag being used in the protest is part of the game. >> ari: exactly. it was such a joyous feeling when the united states beat the soviet union and hockey. to hear people, for the first time in my life cheer "usa." that was 1980. ever since then, sporting events, the flag, patriotism, the love of country, it feels so good, and then you see people desecrate our flag. it is a sadness. it's important to remember, most americans do love the flag, our country, but the fringe worries me, and it is growing, unfortunately. >> emily: kayleigh, last ...

A world stage, like "i will give you a dollar if you give us five people, whatever that was like?" that was also a bad idea. performative art in this type of environment with terrorists is never a good idea. it just informs other enemies of what they can get us to do in the future. we have the ability to put boots there. i don't want to say boots on the ground, because people think you mean going to war. we've got special forces. we can get our people out and leave, right? we can make his lie affect by saying we did not leave anybody behind. i don't know if this administration has the fortitud...

China where we were told it was respectful. china and taliban are treated differently than americans. >> morgan: those readouts are always hard to write, as you remember, after the president or secretary of state has a call with a foreign leader. that was about as vague as one could be. also, markedly different from what the chinese release. when you look at -- harris made the point brilliantly earlier -- when you look at what leverage we have, we have no military leverage with the taliban. we are not there. we cannot put a gun to the head of the taliban. we have no leverage but economic. the ...

Having them on set today an honor. >> emily: every day. kayleigh, these guys are heroes whether or not they are running into burning buildings. my question is, are they aware that it is a vocal minority, that anti-police sentiment seems to be all around us, that the majority of americans do see them for their heroism, their hard work every day, their willingness to run towards danger rather than away. >> emily: that's why i am vocal about it and thank our officers. they know it's a small group that is being divisive condemning all law enforcement. let me say this about september 11th. that was...

The president and first lady standing there. we got off the plane and we went to where united 93, that flight crashed. that event, it was a moment's that was humbling. one of the things president trump said that stood up to me, he talked about loyalty to our fellow citizens to read boy does that mean something this year when americans were left behind in afghanistan. he talked about pride in our flag and gratitude to our first responders. those are the values to have as an american, a president to acknowledge that, said it in that moment. it was humbling. >> emily: i still tear up at the natio...