00:00:00,001 --> 715827683:52:14,906 welcome 715827683:52:14,906 --> 1431655367:44:29,811 to 1431655367:44:29,811 --> 2147483051:36:44,715 this 2147483051:36:44,715 --> 2863310735:28:59,619 bbc 2863310735:28:59,619 --> 3579138419:21:14,523 news 3579138419:21:14,523 --> 4294966103:13:29,428 special. please, stand. thank you. thank you, applause . million hearts are right now breaking for you. ryan and —— salutes you. we love you. bombs in seville in hospitals are evil —— civilian hospitals. reporting from washington, i'm laura trevelyan. thank rebecca. evil —— civilian hospitals. possible we have no choice but to annihilate them. and the wider restoring our strength you. you. annihilate them. the yearning of every human soul to live in freedom. american public. and standing abroad. must be able to detain and questioned them. for the president's priorities in the year live in freedom. you. make sure that other families never have to endure this kind of pain. abroad. years ago gave birth to have to endure this kind challenge our interests, our economy and questioned them. our values. criminals, they are unlawful enemy combat ends —— and question them. a special place called america. ahead. combat place called america. let us look at the live pictures cluster of colonies caught between a great ocean and a vast wilderness. on capitol hill. capitol hill. ends great ocean and a vast members of congress and the supreme court. of pain. criminal gangs to break into our country. —— wilderness. and the supreme court. it was home to an incredible people, with and our values. surest means to our true and great defence. and a revolutionary idea. with a revolutionary idea. seen the president's wife, melania trump, a rider. that they could rule country. question themselves. of george w bush, and time contributorjay newton small. immigration laws and support our ice and border patrol welcome to you both. agents. and border patrol agents. these are great people. good evening. them. they should be treated like the terrorists they are. hello. defence. could rule themselves. that, together, they could light terrorists they thank you for being with us. up the entire world. let us start with you, you worked in the administration of george w bush. the entire world. that is what our country has always been about.

the administration of george w bush. inside the white house on state of the union night. the union night. country has always been about. this is donald trump's first state of the union. for, always trump's first state of the union. what will it be like for him and what is the need to do tonight? strived for, are. and always al—baghdadi, who we captured, who we had, who we released. done. what is the need to do tonight? done. the president is pumped up and ready to go to capitol hill. great people. a top the dome of this capitol stands the statue of freedom. the united states is a compassionate nation. stands the statue of freedom. had, who we released. fought and lived and died to protect her. to go to capitol hill. do i unify the country, but extend the hand of bipartisanship. her. monuments to washington and jefferson, and lincoln and king. the hand of bipartisanship. defence sequester and fully fund our great military. acts of aggression by any other nation or anyone else. jefferson, and lincoln and king. country has been brought since his election. memorials to the heroes of yorketown and saratoga. it certainly has. will be a unifying and patriotic speech. speech. but there are read a lot of cracks to paper over tonight. cracks to paper over tonight. of a government shutdown, d three days earlier this month. nation. community and i want our youth to grow up and achieve great things. directing secretary mattis, who is doing a greatjob, thank you. detention facilities in guantanamo bay. and saratoga. waters of the pacific, and the skies all over asia. nation or anyone else.

together to eliminate their nuclear weapons. all over days earlier this month. eight —— we had a shutdown asia. of three days. weapons. unfortunately, we are not there yet sadly. tall over one more grow up and achieve great things. monuments, this days. of every background, colour, religion and creed. one. time, they will say that they will hold hands of the bipartisan. religion and creed. one. —— on—ball —— one more monument, this one. hold hands of the bipartisan. fraught, and washington has never been more divided. been more divided. sadly. monument, this one. this is the monument to the american people. everyone is smiling tonight. extinguish isis from the applause face of the earth. i can see steve bay. cases, for them, it will now be guantanamo bay. monument to the american people. applause chanting: usa! smiling. smiling. economy, from the excerpts you have seen? seen? from what i have seen the president will take a victory lap. president will take a earth. syria and in other locations victory lap. guantanamo bay. . afghanistan have new rules of engagement. will say america is back and open for business again. their right to the american dream because americans are dreamers also. expect a loss of because americans are dreamers also. usa! high—fiving. hope, pride, and defending the expect a loss of high-fiving. —— my duty. american way. cheering high-fiving.

to wear black to make a protest against sexual assault. and as well. but there is much more work to be done. engagement. timelines, and we no longer tell our enemies our plans. american way. done. abroad, and they are strong mums and brave kids. we will continue our fight until isis is defeated. brave kids. isis is defeated. against sexual assault. and police officers and border agents, medics and marines. sexually harassing me in the sergeantjustin peck is agents, medics and workplace. here tonight. workplace. see melania earlier coming in, she is wearing all—white. is wearing all—white. lastly she wore all black. wore all black. applause. by dj and cj — he says qaumi either one — —— call me either one. enemies our plans. marines. and this capitol, this city, this nation, belongs entirely to them. usually her fashion makes statements. endorsed unanimously by the us senate, just months before. one — —— call senate, just months before. —— last recognised jerusalem as the capital of israel. year. tonight. you people suggested she was wearing a funereal suit. civilians could return to that city hopefully soon and hopefully safely. a funereal suit. she is in contrast to the women wearing all black. hopefully soon and hopefully to the women wearing safely. all black. hospital, kentin stacey was severely wounded by an explosion. nation, belongs entirely to them. applause 0ur task is to respect them. are the democratic national convention. 0ur task is to respect them. to listen to them, to serve them. me either one. listen to them, to serve them. it to happen quickly but he did not cave to threats or to fear. cave to threats or to to protect them. protect them. convention. fear. and to always be worthy

guests that are in the box of the first lady. of them. first lady. of israel. worthy of them. track down gang members at long island. what can we make of the guests invited tonight? sovereign right to make this americans fill the world with art and music. wounded by an explosion. decision. found kenton, but in very, very bad shape. world with art island. and music. a00, including more than 220 pushed the bounds of guests invited tonight? be president put in the box on the first lady put in her box and why. ms—13 gang members. science and discovery. decision. gang members. shape. countries more than $20 billion in aid. discovery. wound and inserted a jew to reopen first lady put in her box and why. what the border patrol and ice have done. us of what symbol, you have read numbers of the military, first responders. an airway —— hu. we should never, ever forget. the people streamed military, first responders. an airway —— hu. this country. represented here is the living the ground transport and maintained artificial respiration embodiment of it. through 2. —— dreamed this done. artificial respiration through 2. 5 hours and through emergency surgery. aid. or into our prisons so ijust want to congratulate you, cj. interests, and only go to friends of america, not enemies of america. hours and country. it is the people who are making america great again. embodiment of it. to congratulate you, by hispanic gangs, brave members of the military as you were saying. cj. you are a brave guy, thank you very much. through emergency the military as you brave guy, thank you very much. surgery. —— inserted a a tube to reopen an airway. were saying. democrats also making a point in the guests they are bringing. guests they are bringing. cheering trying to out choreograph each other. airway. other. across the room and his democratic challenger for his seat tonight. the list love for his and challenger for his seat fellow warrior —— justin's selfless love. tonight. will be interesting to see how those guests react. 0k... —— justin's selfless applause. america, not enemies of america. i asked cj, what is the secret? restoring clarity about what is the our adversaries. america great again.

secret? applause. he said we are just tougher than they are. love. are and what we are fighting for, there is nothing we cannot achieve. just tougher than they are. the president of the and peck, all of america there is nothing we and i liked cannot achieve. united states. suits you —— staff sergeant peck. adversaries. as long as we have confidence in our values. cheering. that ansah. ash salutes corrupt dictatorship, i did not you. stay silent. faith in silent. people of iran in their courageous struggle forfreedom. liked that ansah. our citizens. people in this great chamber, we have trust in our god, we to do it. will never fail. have to do it. you reinforcements and we will send them to you quickly. it is what you need. need. fail. will for ever be safe and strong and proud and mighty and free. applause . proud and mighty and free. thank you and god bless america. and senate will be voting on an immigration reform package. struggle forfreedom. applause. democrats, shakes hands, looked to the republicans, scheckter more. immigration reform fundamental flaws in the terrible iran nuclear deal. the republicans, scheckter more. page of their hometown paper shaking the hand of the united states. the hand of the united states. it is an election year. package. iran nuclear deal. an election year. and republicans to create by partisan approach. the communist and socialist dictatorships in cuba and venezuela. depending on the seat you are running in. running in. images can also be killers for a career. good night. the union address ash president donald j trump.

career. donald j delivered his to addressing congress? —— mother went. partisan approach. our country gets the critical reforms it needs and must have. trump. that speech was one hour and 21 minutes —— president donaldj trump. —— motherwent. minutes —— president donaldj trump. dictatorships in cuba and venezuela. he was such 0n the long a moderate. than the cruel dictatorship in north korea. side. such a moderate. not independent and republicans would not bow to him. would not bow to him. discuss what he had to say, the music to ron christie and jenny small. korea. some degree. christie and jenny small. pursuit of nuclear missiles could very some degree. soon threaten our homeland. really stood out to you from the speech? really enjoying the attention to some degree. speech? he was a reality tv star. fact he was so symbolic about he loves to talk about ratings. america. very soon threaten our homeland. pressure, to prevent that from ever happening. america. what did we see in his first paragraph and his last? first paragraph and his last? ratings. reforms it needs and must have. make america great states, and around the world, he is being carried. framework, generously offers a path to citizenship for 1. again. a lot of pressure. a loss of pressure. happening. to citizenship for 1. concessions only invite aggression and a vocation. here by their parents at a young age. and a age. more people than the previous administration covered. vocation. that got us into this very dangerous position —— and provocation. administration covered. loss of pressure. to the american people and the people watching around the globe. applause people watching around the globe. speech, then they can go to the theatrics. position —— and provocation.

theatrics. threat it could remarks say and what he does . pose to america in the speech. speech. america great again. to become citizens of the united states over 80 12 year period. states over 80 12 year period. and to our the president had a allies. out on immigration reform and infrastructure? loss of import four months. infrastructure? import four months. to our allies. ——a 12 year period. is any of this going to come to anything? —— a lot of input university of virginia, and a great student he was. 12 year period. the second pillar secures the border formally. student he was. per month. on his way input per to study abroad month. in asia. abroad in asia. deliver a speech on the teleprompter. 0ttojoined a tour to north korea. to come to anything? teleprompter. democrats sat through the portion of that. different, being in the room to watching it on television. to north korea. arrested and charged with crimes against the state. watching it on television. standing and half the room is sitting and browning in disapproval. against the sitting and browning in disapproval. that. the energy is funky in the room. and who is a anti—immigration republican. there is a lot of secures the border formally. undercurrent. hiring more heroes like jarring when half the audience cj to keep our is billing you. communities save. state. republican. billing you. stern faces and disapproval from a lot of democrats. june, horribly injured and on the the present heading towards that podium now. —— safe. verge of death. verge of death. towards that podium now. hands with his vice president and speaker of the house. lot of democrats. potentially shutdown the government —— were no closer. applause he passed awayjust days potentially shutdown the government -- were no closer. after his return. speaker of the house. deliver his first state of the union address. days after

he isjust coming out. here is the president. -- were no closer. leader mitch mcconnell —— we are no closer. . horrible and dangerous break this off catch and release. cheering. thank you. his return. along with otto's brother and sister, austin and greta. off catch and release. applause . closer. —— of catch the president using that line and turning it on his head? and release. turning it on his . —— of catch and head? immigration reform and look at the dreamers. dreamers. issues of importance to them, did you see immigration? release. skill, merit or the safety of american people. applause. please. no. applause incredible president would think that rather people. jarring. jarring. the applause he is getting from the speech. speech. incredible people.

a lot of hand shaking going on on the floor. our world, and your strength truly inspires us all. thank you very much. american people. contribute to our society and who will love and respect our country. will love and respect our country. on on the floor. guantanamo bay which barack obama said he would close. said he would close. applause eyeline confirmed just before the speech. speech. president always talked about terrorism —— a line. terrorism —— a line. afraid of us and i'm not afraid to torture them. . protects the nuclear family by ending chain migration. cheering. presenting to you the president of the united states. thank you. cheering. tonight, we pledged to honour otto's memory with total american resolve. memory with total american resolve. thank you. torture them. always had when it comes to the international section. finally... we are joined by one more witness to the ominous nature of this regime. ending chain migration. virtually unlimited numbers of distant relatives —— a virtually. distant relatives —— a the ominous nature of this regime. virtually. sponsorships on spouses and minor children. international section.

his name terrorism, guantanamo bay, north korea and iran. is mr gee sung—ho. sung—ho was a starving boy in north korea. children. korea. for a few scraps of food which were very hard to get ——ji seong—ho. security and for the future of america —— vital reform. very hard to get ——ji seong—ho. the process, he passed out on the train tracks, exhausted from hunger. striking. train tracks, exhausted campaign and russia —— ron —— in the room. america —— vital reform. from hunger. room. the president still being congratulated on his speech. york were made possible by the visa lottery and chain migration. he woke up as a congratulated on his speech. lottery and chain migration. train ran over his limbs. strike you as odd that russia got age of terrorism, these programmes present risks. mentioned once? limbs. pash visa. we can just no longer afford them —— visa. amputations, without anything to dull the pain or the hurt. applause. just no mentioned once? about the economy, strong american productivity, to bring up russia. concerns, their hopes, longer afford and their dreams. them —— dreams. why? then you go to collusion and people talk about obstruction ofjustice. administration had already talk about taken very swift dull the pain or the hurt. action. visa. finally bring our immigration system into the 21st—century. and ate dirt themselves, permanently stunting their own growth. obstruction ofjustice. what struck me was his four pillars very swift action. into of immigration. optimism was already sweeping across ourland. stunting their own growth. optimism was already sweeping across our land. the authorities, after returning from a brief visit to china. brief visit to china.

wanted to know if he had of immigration. democrats didn't like, when he talked about chain migration. our land. met any christians. a righteous mission to make america great again for all americans. christians. 21st—century. a safe, modern and lawful immigration system —— pillars. he had, and he resolved immigration system —— talked about chain migration. he's put on the table, that's the deal he wants democrats to agree to. after that to be free. deal he wants democrats to agree pillars. to. tried and failed to solve after that to be free. that and building the this problem. crutches all across china and southeast asia, big fence, right? problem. this congress can be the one that finally makes it happened. to freedom. southeast asia, to freedom. $25 billion to build the big most of his family followed. fence. one that finally makes his family followed. fence. what struck me about the speech was how theatrical it was. caught trying to escape, and was speech was how theatrical it tortured to death. was. characters who he introduced and explain their stories. applause. it happened. incredible progress and achieved extraordinary success. fulfils my ironclad pledge to sign a bill that puts america first. bill that puts america first. —— that finally makes extraordinary success. explain their stories. challenges we expected and others we could never have imagined. guys and you booed the bad guys and you fought for the good side. tortured to death. could never have imagined. it happen. korea what the regime fears most — the truth. shared in the heights of victory and the pains of hardship. that the pains of hardship. the finally you fought for the good side. we have endured floods and fires and storms. makes strikingly different from anything on the campaign trail. it on the campaign trail. truth. keeps those old crutches as a reminder of how far you have come. was so very different, ron, wasn't it? endured floods and fires and storms. it? beauty of america's soul and the so different from the american carnage in order of a year ago. happen. politics aside and finally get the job done. steel in america's spying. reminder of how far you have come. your great sacrifice is an inspiration to us all. please, thank you.

job steel in america's spying. remind us who we are and show us what we can be —— spine. done. what we can be —— spine. support our response to the terrible crisis of opioid and drug addiction. people in the aftermath of a totally devastating hurricane. crisis of opioid and drug addiction. never before has it been like it is now. it is carnage in order of a year ago. the good guys fighting ms 13, the bad criminals. terrible. bad criminals. devastating hurricane. that cadence went through from beginning to end. we have to do the hail of gunfire on the something about it. las vegas strip. something about it. through from in 2016, we lost 6a,000 americans to drug overdoses. beginning to 6a,000 americans to strip. drug overdoses. end. ron christie and jay newton small. christie and jay newton small. , thanks forjoining us. netcord, who is hearing the gallery with melania. 17a deaths per day, thanks forjoining us. steve russell joins us from capitol hill. joins us from capitol hill. seven per hour. a republican from oklahoma. republican from oklahoma. what did you make of the moment? to succeed in you make of the stopping this scorched. moment? —— scourge. it reconnected us to who america belongs to, her people. -- belongs to, her people. that manufacture to those who serve abroad in our military.

abroad in applause. our military. helicopters on the scene in houston during hurricane reminder that he wanted to re—ground us and he accomplished that. harvey. us and he accomplished scourge. need, for those who have been so terribly hurt. during hurricane harvey. water to help save that. more than a0 lives. with democrats at the moment, will anything come of that? ashley, we all thank you. thank you very much. terribly hurt. i hope so. there's lots of common ground with immigration issues. immigration issues. it's in the constitution that congress sets immigration policy. congress sets immigration policy. have a starting basis and he laid out his points. always do, in the end we will succeed, we will prevail. challenges bring out the best in america —— as we have seen tonight. america —— as we have seen tonight. this truth in the story of the holetz family of new mexico. applause. out his points. different from the american carnage in order of a year ago —— divisive.

holetz family of new we heard about americans like david culbert. mexico. in order of a year ago —— with the albuquerque police department. department. divisive. he is in the really big items that the president... here tonight culbert. we love you, and we will always pull through together, always. with his president... of state or when he's been abroad, he steps up to the plate. he steps up to the plate. that was a moment tonight so he acted presidential. wife, rebecca. his wife, rebecca. applause thank you, ryan. acted presidential. you, ryan. guantanamo bay open so terrorist suspects can be there? saw a pregnant homeless woman repairing to inject heroin. repairing to inject applause. heroin. ryan told her she was going to harm her unborn child, she began to weep. thank you to david and the brave people of california. greatjob. her unborn child, she began to weep. touched this chamber buried to turn but badly wanted personally. a safe home for her baby. suspects can be there? personally. said that before he made this announcement. for her baby. in that moment, ryan said he felt god speak to him. announcement. of the toughest people ever to russell, thanks forjoining us from capitol hill. serve in this house. said he felt god speak to him. " you will do it because you can".

in this house. will do it because you can". he heard those words. bullet, almost died and was fake to work 3. heard those words. picture of his wife and their four kids. kids. work then he went home to tell his wife, rebecca. wife, rebecca. in an instant, 3. she agreed to adopt. agreed to adopt. from the holets named their new daughter hope. capitol hill. difficult than landscape going to the midterms, did the speech help? their new daughter hope. louisiana, rebecca, you embody the goodness of our nation. the midterms, did the speech help? it shored up the cheering and base. foreign policy protects america —— is putting out. make america great again. again. applause. the republicans are in much better shape. i think they like you, steve. better shape. ten of those trump won by double digits so what happens in the house? digits so what happens in the house? retire, what happens in those moderate swing areas?

steve. and the lives of many others, some in this room, in the aftermath... moderate swing areas? in this room, won over some democrats and independents? in the aftermath... independents? resonates with voters, could be wave evaporate? evaporate? that are terrifying for republicans will be interchanged potentially. cheering and applause yes, yes. it is not enough to come together in times of tragedy. times of tragedy. ground, and to someone the unity we need to deliver for the people. will be interchanged potentially. need to deliver for the people. this is really a key. and i've never seen him do is really a key. that before. these are the people we were elect did to serve. what did you make of the rhetoric? rhetoric? people we were elect did to ending the war on clean coalfor example. ending the war on clean coal for example. serve. coal for

example. applause when they talk about or when they aren't talking about armed conflict. . aren't talking about armed conflict. cheering and war on coal, war on energy, it seemed a bit discordant. seemed a applause. bit discordant. thank impositions imposed by the previous administration hurt business. but a war? no. thank you so much. this isjoseph kennedy, congressmen from massachusetts. you. people on earth are so fear less or daring or determined as americans. daring or determined as americans. from massachusetts. if their reason amounted, we climb it. it. it is an absolute privilege to join you here tonight. if their reason the frontier, you here tonight. we cross it. massachusetts, cross it. if there is a challenge, we tame it. a proud american city. -- in fall river, massachusetts. massachusetts. we tame it. the state of our union is strong because all people are strong. an american because all people are strong. city built cheering by immigrants. and built by

applause. immigrants. to robots, this is a place that knows how to make great things. knows how -- to make our people. people. and together we are building a safe, strong and proud america. a safe, strong and proud america. since the election, we have created 2. great things. a million newjobs... school and they carry on that legacy. cheering and applause... including... 200,000 newjobs in manufacturing alone. legacy. tremendous number. river has faced its share of storms, but the people here are tough. applause but the people here are tough. fight for each other, they pull for their city. . their city. stagnation, we are finally seeing rising wages. gather as our nation reflects on the state of our union. state of our union. this is a difficult task. cheering difficult task. and many have spent the last year anxious, angry, afraid.

last year anxious, angry, afraid. applause. all feel the fractured fault unemployment claims have hit a a5 year low. across our country. year low. our country. applause americans who are forgotten and feel forsaken. . african american unemployment stands at at the lowest rate ever recorded. at at the lowest rate ever recorded. forsaken. workers their fair share of the reward. reward. cheering a government that struggles to keep itself open. to keep itself open. russia need ep in our democracy. and —— need deep. all—out war on environmental protection. protection. applause. reached the lowest levels in history. rolling back civil history. rights by the day. day. hatred and supremacy proudly marching applause in our streets. marching in our streets. bullets tearing throughout classrooms. . tearing throughout classrooms. . small business confidence is at an all—time high. concerts and all—time

congregations too. targeting our safest high. value in just this short period of time. the great news... sacred places. no matter your political beliefs, this is not right. this is not right. applause ... biggest tax cuts and reforms in american history. this is not who we are. dismiss this last year as chaos, as partisanship, as politics. partisanship, as politics. but it is far, far bigger than that. cheering far, far bigger than that. administration isn't just targeting the laws that are attacked us. the laws that are attacked us. are targeting the very idea that we are all worthy of protection. and are all worthy

of protection. applause. celebrity, your headlines, your crowd size. applause. americans, we nearly doubled the standard deduction for everyone. standard deduction for everyone. applause crowd size. of your birth, the colour of your skin, the god of your prayers. . married couple is completely tax free. free. applause skin, the god of your prayers. law, our leaders, our god, and our government. that is the american promise. . . we also doubled the child tax credit. credit. applause .

reduced by $2000, slashing their tax bills in half. bills in half. applause promise. but today, ladies and gentlemen, today, that promise is being broken. today, that promise is . being broken. millions of americans will have more take—home pay starting next month. take—home pay starting next month. who makes the cut and who can be bargained away. a lot more. bargained away. american life into a zero—sum game where a1 to win, another must lose. cheering where a1 to win, another must lose. —— for one to win. and guarantee america's safety if we/ us safety net. safety net. healthcare in mississippi if we cut it in massachusetts. it in massachusetts. taxes for corporations today if we raise them on families tomorrow. raise them on families tomorrow. where we can take care applause. of sick kids if we sacrifice dreamers. simply because they could not afford government ordered health plans. if we sacrifice

government ordered health dreamers. bombarded with one false choice after another. coal miners or single mums. rural communities or inner plans. cities. obamacare, the individual mandate is now gone. thank god. cheering the coast or the heartland. of a system forcefully rigged towards those at the top. and applause. towards those at the top. is shattered by a daughter in the grips of an opioid addiction. applause. compete and win against anyone else, anywhere in the world. grips of an opioid anywhere in the world. addiction. applause here is the answer the democrats offer tonight.

. to increase average family income by more than $a000, a lot of money. more than $a000, a lot of money. applause we choose both. applause we fight. . we fight for now deduct 20% of their business income. both. nation in the world should not have to leave anyone kind. income. to leave anyone kind. putting —— are —— behind. staub and sandy keplinger of a small business in ohio. business in ohio. the best year in their 20 year history. history. —— behind. we choose a better deal for all who call our country home. applause call our country home. pacts that are fair, roads and bridges that won't rust away. bridges that won't rust away. a good education that you can afford. education that you can afford. from cancer or depression or addiction.

. additional 1a people and expanding into the building next. good feeling. feeling. addiction. that top ceos making 300 times their average worker is not right. applause . . one of melania's employees, corey adams, is also here tonight. adams, is also here tonight. corey adams is an all—american worker. adams is an all—american worker. recession and was trained to become the world. average worker is not right. the resolve to build something better for your kids. that... that is the world. cut gain by buying a home and giving his daughters and education. our story. his daughters and education. corey adams, please stand. adams, please stand. is our story. sailfor a new world, fleeing oppression and intolerance. oppression and intolerance.

applause continued with every word of our independence. independence. declare that all men are created equal. . and he is a great world. equal. . and he is a nation struggling to become a more great world. perfect union. i was told that by the man who owns that company. congratulations, cory. million workers have already got tax cut bonuses. perfect union. wall the dreamers out there watching tonight, let me be absolutely clear. tonight, let me cut bonuses. be absolutely clear. —— to all the dreamers. that is getting more every month, every week. speaks spanish. you are part of our story. we will fight for you, and we will not walk away. every week. billion in america and higher more american workers. american workers. applause

. not walk away. investment in the united states, america, we carry just a little while ago. just a little while ago. that story on applause our shoulders. . . this, in fact, is our new american moment. shoulders. moment. has to worry if they can afford to save their child's life. better time to start leaving the american dream. save their child's life. vegas, and philadelphia, american dream. and nashville. where you have been, or where you have come from, this is your time. nashville. read, build a wall, and my generation will tear it down. have come from, this is your time. be anything and, together, we can achieve absolutely anything. achieve absolutely anything. generation will tear it down. cheering applause you bravely say me to.

you bravely say me to. used ed fast and lycee lack lives matter. —— me too. you brave wildfires and mudslides, to applause. future we are going to have and what kind of a nation we are going to be. save a stranger. kind of a nation we are to save a stranger. —— you said black lives matter. going to be. black lives matter. one people, and one american family, can do anything. that your families won't feel the can do sting of scarcity. sting of anything. scarcity. destiny and the same great american flag. overseas, patrol our neighbourhoods at night. cheering at night. you serve, you rescue, you help, you heal. and help, you heal. disagreement, that is what drives us towards progress. bullies may land

applause. a punch. together, we are rediscovering they may leave a the american way. american way. government and bureaucracy, at the centre of american life. mark. spirit of people united in defence of their future politicians... centre of american life. the motor is in god we trust! of their future politicians... politicians can be cheered for the promises they make. promises they make. our country will bejudged by the promises we keep. cheering and applause. bejudged by the promises we keep. as heroes that is the measure of our character. who that is who we are. deserve 0ut of many, one. our of many, one. total ladies and gentlemen, have faith. and

unwavering have faith. support. our union is hopeful, resilient, and enduring. enduring. yourfamilies, and may god bless the united states of america. unwavering support. veterans' graves were not marked with flags on veterans day. with flags on veterans day. now placed a0,000 flags at the graves of our great heroes. graves of our great heroes. thank you. famous kennedy family, his great uncle, john f. preston, a job well done. kennedy was president. a president. president trump's first state of the union address. union address. job assessment of donald trump's speech tonight? well

done. tonight? tell other stories about the vision that donald trump had his america. teach all of us about our civic duty as americans. that donald trump had his america. i kept on hearing the word together. kept on hearing the word together. i kept on hearing the word compromise. kept on hearing the as americans. and i met preston a little while ago and he is something very special. and he is something very special. i tell you, great future. tell you, great future. very much were all you have done, preston. word compromise. american dream is there for you if you work hard and play by the rules. you work hard and play by the thank you very much. proudly stand for the national rules. that this could have been delivered by any mainstream republican. anthem —— reverence. by any mainstream republican. kind of the american carnage speech that we got at the inauguration. that we got at anthem the inauguration. foreign policy was more about showing a bit of stick. —— olive branches.

—— branches. iran, tough on north korea, and tough on america's enemies. tough on america's enemies. assembly without consequences flowing from it. reverence. flowing from it. government that shows them the same love and loyalty in return. the need to keep guantanamo bay open. love and loyalty open. together, let's rebuild american infrastructure by working together. in return. restore the bonds of trust between our citizens and a government. infrastructure by working together. let's get immigration reform are working together. working together. very consensual they are. they are. much less so on the foreign policy please. our citizens and a government. justices than any new administration in the history of our country. in the foreign policy please. lines, saying we hear the voices of americans who feel forgotten. history americans who feel forgotten. and i think that was a very shrewd move by the democrats. of move by the democrats. our president's speech can often go wrong.

wrong. tricking the water and other people looking kind of awkward. country. have taken historic actions to protect religious liberty. looking kind of awkward. kennedy looked like someone who has grown up in dynastic politics. grown up in dynastic protect politics. democrats to think what you know what? religious what? hillary clinton in the election in 2016. liberty. 2016. party who were disillusioned in 2016 —— may be pull those people. party who were disillusioned in 2016 -- may be pull those people. -- may be pull those people. return to our panel, who have been faithfully with us tonight. faithfully with us tonight. directly for thejugular, the character of president trump?

character of president trump? decisions. trump, in a more formal, i signed, the landmark bae accountability act —— va. older person. person. trying to channel barack obama, right? right? of hopeful beliefs, he talked about... accountability act —— va. about... we are hiring talented people who love our veterans as much as we do. love our veterans as much as we do. cheering used to say in every single speech. many years, very similar to barack obama speaking. obama speaking. and i think that is on purpose. on purpose. channel that younger, new generation. and generation. let's go for something else, kind of spirit. spirit. celebrity, that camelot celebrity, kennedy mystique. kennedy mystique. so he did do better than most people. better than most people. applause. from the very beginning of this great journey.

it is definitely a hard speech to give. people's feeling of a very divisive president. applause. giving to our wonderful heroes, our vetera ns. giving to our wonderful heroes, our veterans. thank president. people and saying i'm reaching a hand out. what about mr kennedy? for the real action for democrats in 2018, blacks, dreamers, transgender. you. undermine the public trust or fail the american people. 2018, blacks, dreamers, transgender. campaign said remarks rather conciliatory vision. conciliatory vision. we are in campaign mode! campaign mode! thanks very much for your comments. your comments. party caucus in the house of representatives.

representatives. saying he wants to work with you on immigration reform, infrastructure. applause. any administration in the history of our country. immigration reform, infrastructure. our country. cheering and applause. energy and we have ended the war on beautiful, clean coal. beautiful, clean coal. cheering and applause. very proudly and exporter of energy to the world. cheering and

applause. could get motor city revving its engines again. engines again. and that's what happening —— what's happening. happening —— what's happening. cheering and applause. states, something we haven't seen for decades. for decades. one, and we haven't seen this in a long time. it's all coming back.

cheering and applause. plants will be opening up all over our country —— plants. our country —— plants. news americans are totally unaccustomed to hearing. unaccustomed to hearing. want to be in the united states of america. that's where they want to be. cheering and

applause. exciting progress is happening every single day. single day. and medical devices than ever before in our country's history. in our country's history. cheering and applause. that could potentially save their lives. lives.

should not have too go from country to country to seek a queue. to country to seek a queue. give these wonderful, incredible americans the right to try —— cure. americans the right to try —— cure. cheering and applause. reduce the price of prescription drugs. drugs. cheering and

applause. the united states and it's very, very unfair. very unfair. prices one of my top priorities for the year. the year. cheering and applause. and prices will come down substantially. watch. shipped weight our companies, our jobs, and our wealth. shipped weight our companies, our jobs, and ourwealth.

—— away. nation has lost its wealth but we are getting it back so fast. are getting it back so fast. of economic surrender is totally over. over. relationships to be fair and very importantly reciprocal. importantly reciprocal. cheering and applause. we will work to fix aid trade deals. there will be new ones and they will be fair. be fair. property through strong enforcement of our trade rules. of our trade rules. cheering and applause. also time to rebuild our crumbling infrastructure.

infrastructure. cheering and applause. america is a nation of builders. built the empire state building in just one year. just one year. to get a minor permit approved for the building of a simple road? the building of a simple road? cheering and applause. that our economy needs and our people deserve. people deserve.

cheering and applause. produce a bill that generates at least $1. least $1. infrastructure investment that our country so desperately needs. country so desperately needs. investment to permanently fix the infrastructure deficit. infrastructure deficit. and we can do it. cheering and

applause. getting it down to no more than two years and perhaps even one. years and perhaps even one. we can reclaim our great building heritage. heritage. applause . will do it with american heart, american hands and american greet. american hands and american greet. ——

grit. be proud of this land that we all love so much. love so much. dependence to independence, and from poverty to prosperity... poverty to prosperity... let's invest injob training, which we need so badly. cheering and applause.

applause. work is can alone a kraft and can realise their full potential! realise their full potential! cheering and applause. support working families by supporting paid family leave. supporting paid family leave. applause . prisons to help prisoners get a second chance at life. second chance at life. applause

. american workers and american families. families. into how most vulnerable communities. communities. compete the jobs and wages against the poorest americans. the poorest americans. tragically, they have caused the loss of many innocent lives. loss of many innocent lives. mothers, their two teenage daughters were close friends on long island. were close friends on

long island. been — neither of them came home. brutally murdered while walking together in their home town. together in their home town. of the savage ms—13 gang have been charged with their murders. charged with their murders. unaccompanied, alien miners and wound up in the high school. wound up in the high school. youth, everyone in america is grieving for you.