In this era of astonishing divisiveness in politics and the general culture, Fox Nation graces us with a 78-minute documentary on a late politician of a far more generous spirit, the conservative congressman and idea man Jack Kemp.

The just released documentary, The Jack Kemp Playbook, narrated by Brit Hume, is a fond and timely look back at a man who never shrank from ideational political combat, but who never made it nasty and personal. Kemp, the great popularizer of supply-side economics and of market-based anti-poverty programs, responded to difficulties and crises not with an approach of divide-and-conquer, but of unite-and-transcend.