nation's capital, i am trish regan, good night. >> that era of economic surrender is totally over. together we can reclaim our great heritage. this impact is a new new american moment. cheryl: president trump laying out his aggressive agenda in his first state of the union address touting his economic achievements in urging democrats to work with him and integration infrastructure. lauren: democrats are shedding the president's plans. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer calling the plane devices. reactions coming out.

train to the big selloff on wall street. the dow dropping 362 points yesterday. some of the biggest drops in the last two years. a lot of big earnings coming out. facebook, microsoft and the federal reserve meeting results as well. right now futures point to higher open. dial-up 78. lauren: investors with a close eye and interest rates a 10 year treasury help at the stock markets the past two days. it is about to .7% right now. cheryl: in europe, and treasury recovery at the open right now. the ftse, cac are higher. lauren: nation with the nikkei nikkei japan following poignant% down for six days in a row. the only green arrow in that screen is the hang seng in hong kong. train to some more for apple.

the justice department and the sbc launching investigations into the iphone slow down. "fbn:am" starts right now. lauren: three at five of 2:00 a.m. in new york. wednesday, january 31st print last day of the month. i'm lauren simonetti. train to it as the morning after. i'm cheryl casone. but his speech, lauren. lauren: i was long, the riveting. cheryl: president trump called for optimism last night. he laid out his ambitious agenda in the first state of the union address. >> we will build claiming new roads, bridges, highways, railways and waterways all across our land. and we will do up with american heart, american hands and american credit.

i call upon all of us to set aside our differences, to seek out common ground into sending the unity we need to deliver for the people. this is really the key. these are the people we were elected to serve. i have expanded and updated to work with both parties, democrats and republicans to protect her citizens of every background, color, religion and creed. my duty in a sacred duty of every elected official in this chamber is to defend americans, to protect their safety, their families, their communities and their way to the american dream. because americans are dreamers, too. north korea's reckless pursuit of nuclear missiles could very soon threaten our homeland.

we are waging a campaign of maximum pressure to prevent that from ever happening. from now on, we expect relationships to be fair and very importantly, reciprocal. this is your time. if you work hard, believe in yourself, and believe in america company you can dream anything. you could be anything he can achieve absolutely anything. [cheers and applause] trained to in one of the most emotional moments last night time a north korean defector waiting has crushes that he used to escape that country. >> sung ho traveled thousands of miles on crutches all across china and southeast asia to freedom. he so keep those old crutches as a reminder of how far you've

come. your great sacrifice is an inspiration to us all. please, thank you. [cheers and appuse] trained to incredible moment there. also last night the parents of otto warmbier are were among the guests could direct a college student died of an injury he suffered in the great custody last summer. lauren: the face of the north korea threat. joe kennedy the third delivered one of the democratic party responses to this state of the union. >> this administration isn't just targeting the laws that protect us. they are targeting the very idea that we are all worthy of protecting. investor portfolios bulge in corporate profits climb, but

fails to give workers their fair share the reward. russian knee deep in our democracy. an all-out war on environmental protection. a justice department rolling back civil rights by the day. which is a living wage and it paid the common near family needs to survive. he said high atop your mum shoulders and held a sign that said though the wall and my generation will tear it down. lauren: bernie sanders issuing his own response to the president's address. >> the american people do not want a president who is compulsively dishonest, who was a bully, who actively represents the interest of the billionaire class, who was anti-science and is trying to divide us up based

on the color of our skin, our nation, origin or religion, gender or sexual orientation. transfer after long and divisive year, many americans are waiting for the president to present a unifying vision for the country. unfortunately has addressed stoked the fire stoked the fires of division and instead of bringing us closer together. cheryl: the president with the self-congratulatory speech about prison. america deserves better. some folks on social media, okay a lot of folks in social media are more interesting congressman kennedy's list when he did his rebuttal. was it cruel, was a chap stick? she's really getting beat up on twitter this morning for the spot on this list.

>> it's like a few years ago with marco rubio with the water bottle moment. he'll roll with it and recover. how did they react? david nelson, chief strategist of ballpoint asset management. late day for years. we are looking at futures this morning. is the reason that investors wanted to hear a kinder, softer president can do believe that is what they heard? >> it was. he really took some dow foes. he put in outreach to the other side of the aisle despite the harsh rhetoric in the aftermath of the speech. i thought it was an excellent speech and he focused on not just the accomplishment that he's done this year and certainly the economy is one of them a focus on now. you even have democratic notables like jamie dimon and

lloyd link fine. they are so excited about the economy right now they are fighting over who is more bullish. jamie dimon at 4% gdp avoided 3%. you know, i thought his speech on immigration was excellent and is certainly a center, but he wrangles both side of the aisle on it. trade to "the wall street journal" had a piece on this and said the president's twitter is more biting than his personal bite. he's more contrary than controversial. anyway, this speech last night most would agree was not too divisive. i want to talk to you about how that is affecting stocks right now. the president continues to tout manufacturing jobs created. african-american unemployment all-time low. tax cuts helping companies, helping individuals. we had two intense back-to-back days of selling on the stock

market. as the recovery we are seeing in the future is going to stay today and throughout the week? >> that's hard to say. we are talking hours and minutes here. we will see if they sell into the rise this morning. look beyond today. if you are focused on or this week, all of those things you just mentioned are real positives for this administration and the economy going higher is a lot more important than whether or not your favorite talk was up today or tomorrow. i think the administration is pushing him all the right buttons. he mentioned at $1.5 trillion infrastructure package and that is a public private partnership. that's key because it will not fall on the backs of taxpayers. lauren: will get to that later in the show. real quickly way of boeing, microsoft, at&t all reporting that its earnings today. your feelings on earnings season thus far. >> thus far pretty good.

a couple misses here they are. facebook and microsoft the two most important tonight. i would like to facebook. the tone of mark zuckerberg cover certainly revamping the company going hand over fist. he's changing what you're going to see a new facebook newspage. as for microsoft, they need good numbers here. they are in the clouds, then i you've got to deliver. lauren: david, thank you very much. >> the treasury secretary stephen mnuchin joins stuart varney and "varney & company." trade to 15 minutes before the state of the union address, hillary clinton expressing regret for not firing top aide of their presidential campaign who is accused of sexual

harassment. clinton saying i very much understand the question had been asked as to why is that an employee and the two guys in a campaign keep his job despite his inappropriate workplace behavior. the short answer is if i have to do it again i wouldn't. clinton says she didn't think firing the aid was the best solution to the problem. clinton demoted and, shock despair and kept them away from winning. i was her choice at the time. 15 minutes before the state of the union. president trump touting the economic achievements, the democrats complaining about the rising stock market. >> we see an economy that makes stocks for in corporate profits climb, but fails to give workers their fair share of the reward. trade fair political panel will weigh in on now. plus an amazing the development this morning on the hawaii

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on what's happening now. signing an executive order keeping the controversial guantánamo bay opened. the move reversing barack obama who tried to close the prison but then prevented by congress. does it turn out false limas on a missile attack in hawaii was not an accident. officials say the worker who sent out the alert got an actual attack was happening. state investigation reveal an emergency management officials knew for years that the employee had problems performing his job but still kept them in that position. apple is facing not one, but two investigations regarding the iphone battery controversy. reports say the justice department and securities and exchange commission are looking into potential violations related to apple's disclosure of the software updates the slow dissolve your iphone. apple has since apologized for the issue. trade deal will be interesting

to see what they decide to do with the issue. president trump delivered his first state of the union address striking a tone of optimism and he called for unity. >> tonight i call upon all of us to set aside our differences, to seek out common ground and to send in the unity we need to deliver for the people. this is really the key. these are the people we were elected to serve. cheryl: of the democrats look like they wanted no part of a many of them refuse to acknowledge the first year. look at chuck schumer's face right there. did triumph reach across the aisle to work together where people like nancy pelosi who look like she's very unhappy and not shot ever going to get on board with immigration? democratic strategist tom the common republican strategists fort o'connell. good morning. lots to talk about here.

i'm going to give you the first shot at this. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, their faces look like her dog had just died. why the scowling, especially when it comes to immigration. >> would start with a couple things. they are scowling because the american people are trying to figure out what the president is trying to accomplish with the negative talk about immigration, especially with the dreamers. 700 dozen young people brought to this country as children should be treated as political football. cheryl: he is offering an status. he's offering them a deal in the dreamers. >> first of all, what are we talking about in terms of the deal? these are human beings. >> i've got to disagree with you. curbing chain migration, and in diversity visa lottery program and having more border fence in the sun and 54 democrats agreed to in the 2013 gang of a bill

and now all of a sudden you guys have amnesia. he's trying to reach across the aisle and make it so both sides give away, be you guys don't want to solve the issue. you want to use his political battling ram. he is trying in the bottom line is democrats just don't care. cheryl: can you respond to that? >> first of all we care a lot. we care about ideas and people being impacted by donald trump's policies. it's unfair to point out democrats are willing to support this a couple years ago. while we do it now is a president who want to trade a billion u.s. dollars which we don't have anymore because they give away the whole farm. >> was changed in the last five years as donald john trump sits in the white house. we have all the same problems since 1986 and yes we are dealing with humans and yes we should be compassionate. we have to remember your goal as president is to protect american citizens and understand what that does to jobs, wages and

resources. you have to treat people as humans but you have to protect the american citizens who come above the legal -- >> i'm glad when you talk about immigration the impact on jobs. americans of immigrant background contributed $3 trillion to the economy last year alone. if we talk about what immigrants are doing for this country, look at that to begin with. >> we can throw numbers back and forth but illegal immigration cost this country nor the $130 billion a year and you guys don't want to spend $30 billion one-time on a wall that is less than half of 1% of federal spending because we can't afford it. every time we can do something you guys won't agree to you all of a sudden move the goalposts and frankly it's becoming quite obvious to the american people and yes the american people want daca recipient status that they want to make sure we fix the problem and unfunny for democrats. this is all about electoral politics. it is starting to shine through. cheryl: i want to get to some of

the reissues. i want our viewers to listen to what the president said on immigration. let's hear from the president himself. >> the fourth and final pillar protects the nuclear family by ending chain migration. under the current broken system, a single immigrant can bring in virtually unlimited numbers of distant relatives. under our plan, we focus on the immediate family by limited sponsorships to spouses and minor children. this vital reform is necessary not just for our economy, but for our security and for the future of america. cheryl: here's the thing. one of the terrorists here in new york got here because the chain migration. this is a very serious issue that does affect the nation's security. why did the democrats disagree with that because he was getting

booed in that segment? >> luck to you by because my family came here for chain migration. several cousins who came from pakistan to the united states or chain migration as he put it this much immigration. it's the best and brightest to live in our country and enjoy every freedom in this country and bring their ideas, innovations in the best they can never bring from all over the world to make america what it is today. the idea we should ban anyone for this country simply because the summons first or second cousin, uncle or aunt simply because they're not espouse is an american into the core of the idea. to go back to daca and trimmers for a moment from the 700,000 people shouldn't be treated like cattle. >> we are -- [inaudible conversations] >> you can disagree all you want. 700,000 people are not a political commodity. they are human beings.

$25 billion will not stop -- $25 billion will not stop for a moment anything happening on our border. you and i both know that. thank you again. cheryl: we've got a run. the >> the bottom line is democrats don't fix this problem. >> you do not have fixed this problem. >> you want to get rid of chain migration five years chain migration by this going in the thing that's changed is donald trump. bill clinton agreed at this 23 years ago. cheryl: we appreciate your time this morning. a spirited debate. appreciate you both getting up early this morning. lauren: president trump announces a $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan. >> america is a nation of builders. isn't it a disgrace that it can now take 10 years to get a minor permit approved for a building

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lauren: one of the key feature is off by what is called to

rebuild the aging infrastructure. >> time asking both parties to come together for a safe, and moderate members dark shirt that our economy needs and our people deserve. tonight i'm calling on congress to produce a bill that generate at least $1.5 trillion for the new infrastructure investment that our country so desperately needs. >> a vault be lukewarm in congress. the administration to release a more detailed plan the coming week, but have giant to task is fixing the crumbling roads and bridges and airports in this country. let's bring in the associated builders and contractors. then, good morning. you've been talking to the administration about their big infrastructure plan. how do they plan to pay for it? >> we're really excited about infrastructure be a cornerstone of yesterday's state of the

union address. infrastructure in the construction industry often isn't discussed so is nice not to be left on the cutting room floor. president trump laid at his fish for one point by trillion dollars plan. he talked about streamlining the permit a process which is important because right now there's so many projects mothballed because it takes to want to get a project approved into shovels in the ground. this is going to attract private capital into the market and we will be able to see a flourishing of public private partnerships and also a good deal for state and local partners and private partners in rebuilding infrastructure. i'm sure there's some that think that 1.5 trillion is not enough. we have a $2.5 trillion infrastructure funding deficit right now, so i think there'll be some questions about where will the money come from. maximizing every taxpayer dollar in attracting private investment is the only way to move a responsible and effective

infrastructure plan forward in the physical environment. the >> would it be heard in this is an idea using the repatriated money from the tax cut, the corporate tax cut in using that to fund fund some of this. >> that's a nonstarter in congress. you've got to attract private investment, and make sure that state and local infrastructure dollars are spent wisely. we are optimistic about what the president said last night. he touched on a couple of key issues like workforce development coming importance of vocational schools. right now that the 500,000 shortage of skilled labor. they talk about another trillion to a trillion and a half of infrastructure for the next decade will talk about a million person shortage. >> that is jobs. the administration has said after taxes when they get through with achieving tax access, let's move onto infrastructure. with the promise of jobs in

fixing the infrastructure this could be bipartisan? >> it can be a bipartisan solution. folks of god to dig in and get the job done here at this point. for far too long we've been kicking the can down the road in terms of funding and important solutions and so i think we've got an opportunity here. associated builders and contractors working at the white house and congress to get this over the finish line. we'd like to see a few more things added to the proposal that will ensure that all americans have a fair shot to rebuild america's infrastructure. back in 2009, president obama issued an executive order that encourages positive labor agreement over 25 million allows project labor agreements on federally assisted projects. these increase instruction between 12% and 18% of these are implemented. they discourage competition with qualified contractors in america's skilled work force. 80% of the workforce does not

belong to unions are to unions that would like to see fair and open competition. cheryl: i hate to cut you off but we are coming up against a hard break. keep us posted. a lot more coming off. reaction to the president's big speech. please listen.

>> the era of economic surrender is totally over. together we can reclaim our great building heritage. this in fact is our new american moment. cheryl: president trump laid out his aggressive agenda and his first state of the union address touting his economic achievements in urging democrats to work with him on immigration and infrastructure. lauren: nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, look at their faces. they called the speech devices. analysis and reaction coming out.

cheryl: the other top story this morning. the big selloff on wall street yesterday that the dow dropped 362 points on the closed park in the biggest two-day drop in two years down over 400 at one point yesterday. facebook, microsoft and the federal reserve meeting. features bring to a much higher up and commit to 70. >> we continue to watch the interest rates on the 10 year treasury to .7%. >> a partial recovery in the beginning. everett indexes in the green. but they come to higher. lauren: continued to drop six days in a row, mostly brad although in hong kong's accept by 9%. train to get your binoculars, telescopes and cameras. superman show in the sky is about to begin. "fbn:am" continues right now.

this is a morning when you want to look up. 5:36 a.m. in new york. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. looking up in looking back to what a night we had last night. lauren: mixed reactions after the president laid out his ambitious agenda in the state of the union address. michael barnes is a former george w. bush administration policy adviser as well as managing partner of the cba policy and eddie scary at the "washtington examiner" reporter. gentlemen, good morning. it's been a good morning. >> good morning, lord. lauren: let's go to "the new york times" "new york times," first. [inaudible conversations] improvements on the economy but not installed in trump tries to move past tumbled instead of the union speech. here is the "washington post." trump tries to strike conciliatory note after combative first-tier and how a

tribe alters tone to suit the occasion. these are terrible headlines coming from the left are they, michael? >> the "washington post" is a summary of what i believe the president did last night. the first journal delivered a lot of hard lessons for the president that he implemented in a speech last night really focusing on the unity and common values looking towards our shared vision. not highlighting the divisions in discrete constituencies on the democratic response and really focusing on policy and the need to compromise and focus on the americans broadly with reference to the b. in the place of the people and the desire expressed for common ground and compromise on policy is a change i would like to see implemented every single day in the next two years of his presidential term. >> what you think of the media's interpretation of what they heard last night? >> some of the news articles

generally positive looking out a positive speech and taking quotes and pieces from his speech. if you look at the commentary, "the new york times" the main editorial from the editorial board was saying the speech needs to go on forever and it might part about the immigration which we all predicted. i will say that i think on tv in particular they were suffering from a little bit of ptsd from last year when dan jones gave this glowing remark about the president saying this is the moment he became president. we did see a lot of people, and the first senior political reporter on cnn has said it was a boring speech. he seemed bored and tired and i was fairly similar run-in we see as well. lauren: was long. an hour and 20 minutes. think it was as long as bill clinton's eight years ago. but michael, talking specifics, donald trump use the word we use 129 times.

our 104 times and he didn't use the word i as much. when you think about? >> that's a welcome change as well. he also used the reference day two date to americans and they could've done a better job talking about himself included in the americans. all in all its great to see the president focused on the nation as a whole and with respect to read his comments on, the media has completely disregarded the point of the mainstream american worker and america first is not offensive in the way the president described it last night. in fact, really straightforward in something the mainstream moderate electorate of the united states can get behind them.coming after they offer a compromise with democrats on the dreamers to bring citizenship to one playmate million one of the americans was a really great step towards developing some sort of progress on this and other important issues. lauren: and the americans are

dreamers resonate. any others that resonate today? >> i think there were other parts as we go along vote kind of look back. i'm just paraphrasing, but something that we are no longer going to have an economy that surrenders. that was an excellent line in your speech and as the analysis continues to come in, you will find some of it gets a little more positive, but there is some ptsd in the media. >> one more thing people are not talking about in terms of a great line. the empire state building was built in a year. it is so relevant to the bureaucracy and delays in the records to really build a country that is competitive in light of the fact that china works on a 100 year plan and is able to build infrastructure in a matter of moment it seems. that is something underrepresented in the cover should be in the media. lauren: the american moment, the american dream reignited. thank you so much. cheryl: well, coming up at a lot

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>> let's get you caught up in what's happening now. japanese company taking over xerox that the company will combine for a joint venture called fuji xerox all in an effort to cut costs. fuji film will own 50.1% of the xerox shares. over the past year, taking a look at the shares of xerox up 18%. board writers known as ceo, the ceo messier at the olympic ocean protect artists boat and bladers washed up on shore. empty and upside down. named chief executive of board writers in 2015. well, airlines have been cracking down on passengers trying to bring their tests on board pretending those are emotional support animals. the city tried to bring her peacock on the flight. the united airlines is having none of this. they denied the peacock for

boarding at newark liberty international airport. the pet owner was warned not once, not twice but three times before coming to the airport that the peacock wouldn't be allowed on the plane because it's too big and too heavy. she tried anyway. cheryl: thank god she didn't get on the plane. lauren: they could be nasty that they're pretty. train to get investors to what they wanted to from trump in his state of the union address? mark vittner, good morning. >> good morning. trend are talked about the economy, markets, infrastructure. we did say during the address last night, you do see the dollar strengthening. is there a correlation there? >> there may be a correlation. he looked presidential, which you should. he's the president. the other thing that stood out beside her and everything that was said was a unified republicans were. much more unified than a year

ago. the democrats actually were a little less supportive than you would've thought given that the theme was about trying to unify the country. by and large he came across looking more and demand on the heels of javascript folks around the world so you know what, this guy is very unconventional, but what he's doing is working. cheryl: he talked a lot about what he should have talked about how the market has been since 2015, the sentries rolled back regulations. the goal is to roll back to for everyone to regulation and 22 rollback for everyone to regulation. these of all market positives. some say yesterday's selloff in the stock market was a good thing because when you start to see markets going up and up, you start to worry you've got a bubble situation and even a 10% pullback could be a positive long-term. >> is certainly could. you always want to see the market go up. when it goes up 300-point, what caused the market to sell off.

somebody the down button. we were overdue for a little bit of a correction. one that is missed is this huge pullback and while the market was heading up, a lot of companies tried to tie themselves in a little bit. when they sold off, that signals growing risk aversion, which tells you to pull back. i was not surprised. a lot of people in big games the month of january. they probably sit and type at the fed meeting today and that will clear up some of the concerns about interest. >> at the final meeting and now the changing for jerome powell, but when asked about the you about the huskers direct her. this can really change the dynamics of the health care industry overall. insurance companies selling off from a pharmaceutical company selling off on the idea that amazon would get into the health care business with earp shire

hathaway. this is an incredible partnership. >> it's an incredible partnership, but i thought wait a minute, nonprofit are not known for hmm this amount of innovation. i'm not so sure they are going to get the cost savings that they are looking for overtime by forming this little network. it may work fabulously. but i was thinking, come on. it's jamie dimon going to start a credit union next? take the middleman out? it seemed a little odd to me. but i know folks are searching for ways to find cost savings and health care costs are rising so much more fast. cheryl: we've got jamie dimon, warren buffett and jeff bezos. what a good three brilliant minds now getting into health care. think it's fascinating.

mark, thank you or image. we appreciate it. >> good to be with you. lauren: the most talked about commercials of the year. >> cheap shot. i don't deserve that. lauren: look at the superbowl commercials. plus, you may have heard of the rare lunar event. hard to say. not hard to see. we would say the best time of the best places to see it anytime now. we'll be right back. be a

cheryl: okay, take a look at this live picture right now. a rare sight leading up to the

sky. a combination of three events. a total lunar eclipse, blum to as superman. but it's called a super blue blood moon. that is what you see right now. at some point we expected to turn red. if you're on the east coast where we are right now is beginning right now. they will be calling completely on the east coast at 6:48 a.m. eastern time. the central time zone will be in totality at 6:15 p.m. your time. not in time zones 629 euros time and the best of the biggest at 4:51. that goes until 6:55 pacific time. you might get their red blood moon which would be really cool. tranter at attention because this is once-in-a-lifetime trip once in 150 years and it's happening right now. when you're done watching as superman, watch superbowl commercials. some have been laid.

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lauren: overseas markets reacting to president trump's first state of the union address. separate gold drains at the direction of the seas. on seas. on the affair liking akamai features the dead what about in europe? >> good morning. there doesn't seem to be a discernible trend in terms of the stock market reaction here. a little bit of a crime in futures during a speech in analyst talk about a little bit of relief that there wasn't a more explicit comment on trade or shakeup to trade policy in the dollar. we've seen those in the mexican peso you are seeing quite a bit of relief in the currency after there wasn't anything to ask you said about nafta and not calm his fears a little bit. overall markets are brushing it off in thinking there wasn't anything too new in terms of policy from last night's address rocking the market. >> thank you so much for that. and thank you for watching us

and transeven. with that, we will send it over to "mornings with maria," which starts right now. >> live from washington d.c. for president trumps dated the union address, here is maria bartiromo with this special edition of "mornings with maria." maria: good morning from washington. thanks for being here. i maria bartiromo from our nation's capitol. your top stories right now. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. president trump delivers in his first state of the union address. an optimistic tone calling on the country to come together and touted his economic achievement. >> this impact is our new american moment. there has never been a better time to start living the american dream. so to every citizen watching at home