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Pete? if. pete: i don't know. i haven't thought about that. will: i had a mimi and a papa. rachel: i'll be yaya rachel. pete: you'll be yaya? rachel: i'm going to embrace it. pete: that is jackson is, second oldest, couldn't say yaya, so we call him yaya. anyway, that's an interesting thought experiment, have you named yourself as grandparents, and what creative names have you namedded yourself? e-mail us, friends@foxnews.com, and maybe tomorrow we can play some of those. rachel: a lot of women want to be called glamma. will: really? rachel: like a glamorous grandma. will: speaking of grandpar...

Workers. they did tweet about it, blaming trump, conveniently forgetting he's secretary of transportation since 2021. something the rest of us could do, too. this guy is the most famous secretary ever, and why? because he sucks harder than brian stelter on a fat slurpee, which brings me to tonight's thought experiment, no, keep your clothes on, audience. for now anyway -- it is time to play "ready to reverse or opposite parallel -- whatever universe daday," does not even try anym. what if it was happening under the republican administration, how will the immemedia react? >> it is some way wors...

Time you were courting, your husband wrote a book which he said there should be no marriage, the government should get out of the marriage business and it should be domestic partnerships. what did you think about that when you were about to get married? >> when you're about to get married to him writes oftenly and provocatively as we does, you do not get in the business of parsing his latest thought experiment or his latest m missive. i won't comment on my vprivate back and forth with my husband. on the way to this interview, i was arguing about something he was writing. he speaks for himself....

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Ukraine. we could go on and on of what happens in '19 and '20. but those two years are different than '17 and '18. that's not to say that '17 and '18 were run like a flawless white house. that's not the case, but there is a different tone and tenor to the last two years than there is to the first two years. >> and when thinking, john, about that contrast, of the two periods, ask yourself if around january 6th, around the election, if general kelly were the chief of staff, would mr. pillow be allowed into the oval office talking about martial law as mark meadows let him do. that's a good though...