we will be able to see how many lining up for an opportunity to shake the president's hand, even if they don't like the guy. 8:00 p.m., we join you. we are there throughout the night for the speech. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling and meghan mccain. "the five" ." president trump addresses congress tonight. what should be the first thing out of his mouth? >> how do you like me now? how do you like me now? how do you like me now? how do you like me now? >> greg: i wouldn't blame him if he did that because no one in that room expected him to be there. they would sooner bet on texas

banning guns or hollywood banning rupees. mr. trump has got to love this period he is addressing congress. it is like the fox addressing the henhouse or the big bad wolf addressing the pigs. will we hear a more thoughtful donald tonight? should it matter? is it about his demeanor or audience? according to a new nbc poll, president trump is the least popular person in our nation's capital except for everyone else in the room. 43% of people have a positive view of trump but pelosi, 19, which is around the popularity of scurvy in the pirate age. the democratic party is at 30, and chuck schumer at 17 is about as popular as this song. ♪ >> ♪ donate your car today

>> greg: you will never get that out of your head. despite a lockstep press and his pugnacious style, mr. trump has more goodwill going than most. my advice to him if he is listening, go for it. be daring. ignore the hyenas chasing the lion. for democrats, pick your battle battles. according to rasmussen, 29% of voters think it's wise for democrats to oppose trump on everything because frankly antagonism is the fuel that gets donald moving. he would be a fool to keep filling that tank. eric, you were there first. if you could write an email to donald trump, what would you tell them to do tonight? >> eric: mean when i did last night? i think what he's going to do -- >> bob: dropped that in for us. >> eric: maybe i did, maybe i didn't. >> bob: i bet you did. >> eric: i think he talks about the things he promised during his campaign and the

things he's done in 40 days. it's not the state of the union. it's a joint session, addressed to the joint session. this is the same thing, exactly the same thing as the state of the union. here's what he's done in 40 days. obamacare, starting to go, the wall starting right now. rollback regulations. tpp, done. travel ban, done. working on into the structure bill, working on obamacare. this is the big one. if i were him, i would focus on the tax strategy and go right at congress and say you keep telling us there's administrative reasons why we can't do obamacare and tax strategy at the same time. whatever it is, blow it out of the water. we want to do tax strategy. the american people are banking on a new tax strategy. >> greg: bob, hamel said -- he also had another big accomplishment, getting you back here. >> bob: big accomplishment.

the first thing i would do if i were trump was bit -- would be apologize. i know it's not going to happen. i think it would be good idea. >> kimberly: who is he apologizing to? >> bob: everyone he has insulted, which is about everybody except you and eric. eric just went through these things trumpeted. trump did nothing. let me tell you one thing he's doing. he's going to cut the epa budget by a quarter. 120 current and former general admirals opposed cuts in foreign aid, which he wants to do. bush, by the way, did well. >> eric: thomas perez. >> bob: would you shut up? [laughter] >> kimberly: bob, bob.

>> bob: excuse me. wait a second. he's going to cut g.o.p. taxes for rich people which means the debt is going to go up $10 million. the heritage foundation, they say legal battles over land will make the completion of the wall sometime in 2030 and by the way, he once again sent his goons in to pick up a woman who -- >> kimberly: oh, my gosh. >> eric: we did the research on the woman you're talking about. she was in custody prior to having the ailment that the immigration people took her from custody. got her the treatment and then put her back in -- they have been treating her. >> bob: do you want to be hauled out by those goons? >> greg: since november 15th.

i.c.e. has been taking care of her. let's get other -- -- >> meghan: bob and i took our sensitivity training together and i don't believe you can say goon. they are promising and optimistic -- not a state of the union but the closest thing. i would love to come out with morning in america and a uniting message for all americans across the country. tone doesn't matter nearly as much as policy points. this is going to be a different audience than the audience during the inauguration. going into this, he's going to be in room full of people who probably didn't support him from the very beginning and are surprised still to see him standing there as president. it will be interesting to see if he changes his tone. >> bob: name me one policy thing this guy has done -- >> meghan: i think eric just did.

honestly, legitimately -- part of the problem is his cabinet hasn't been filled. >> eric: he is going to drop an idea that probably every democrat in the stadium, audience, is going to stand up and clapped for. >> bob: infrastructure. >> eric: of course. >> bob: i am all for that. >> meghan: at this point in time under bush, we had no child left behind and a comprehensive understanding of his tax bill because he had a cabinet. >> kimberly: i am the only child left behind 7 minutes in the show. he's got to be positive. people want to hear, list the things you promised you're going to accomplish, show your checking the box. it has to be optimistic and you can do that at the same time, be unifying. don't let the democrats, schumer, pelosi crew upset your whole messaging. say democrats, i'm going to come

at you but nevertheless there are things we can do for the majority of the country. jobs, money in their wallets, food on the table, feeling good about the direction of the economy. >> greg: do you think the response is going to be cordial? when president obama used a walk-in, the democrats would run to him and touch him. they would touch him. how do you think the response is going to be? do you think the democrats are going to even clap? 's the five i think they are going to frown the whole time like they are part of a constipation commercial. >> bob: you have to lie 100 times. i don't think trump has told the truth about anything. >> eric: the way this goes, the president will talk about his policy. in general, this is what happens with the state of the unions or joint sessions. but trump will have standing

ovations from democrats which is probably -- he will probably have more from the opposite party than any president -- >> greg: anything on immigration. >> eric: infrastructure and tpp. the trade agreement, the democrats are going to stand up. when he says i am securing, asking congress for $54 billion increase in military spending. 54 billion in one year, 10%. i hope every republican stands up. >> bob: has a first foot of the wall been built? no, it hasn't. >> kimberly: they are accepting bids from contractors. >> greg: do you foresee any surprises? >> meghan: i hope someone falls asleep. that's my favorite part. or gets caught playing poker on their phone. i expect one person to do something or say something inappropriate. it's really bad for democrats. they look petulant. a republican won't do it. i think they will be respectful of the president, especially

this format. i don't think the democrats will be able to control themselves. >> greg: the best part is no one there thought it was going to happen. tonight, our very own sean hannity is a guest. >> bob: that's a big surprise. has hannity said anything about trump that's been negative? >> meghan: he said sometimes he's too sensitive. >> greg: kimberly, any thoughts? >> kimberly: yes. don't you know you don't mess with the puerto rican girls hairdo. i am looking forward to it. he's going to exceed expectations and i agreed the democrats are going to be pleased with some of the things he said. the bernie sanders supporters who are down with tpp. they are going to like it. >> eric: extremely important. an hour before showtime, there was a note that john roberts,

senior white house correspondent saying there may be announcement on immigration. not a path to citizenship but a path to legalization which would be very, very controversial, big. >> bob: do you think he's going to get a second one done? >> eric: this is a different one. we are talking about immigration. >> greg: we must move on. we've got a bunch of surprises in this show coming up. more to come on the presidential address. we have two more cohost, dana and juan. they are joining us next. h my d. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love.

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you guys are able to hear and obviously a solid happened in the letter a block. we want to get your take, your thoughts and ideas about what you think president trump is going to say tonight. maybe some of the most important points he should make. dana, i will start with you. >> one of the things he will definitely do is start painting on his campus. this will be the first time he's actually able to talk about policy that is specifically targeted to his priorities. one of the things that joint sessions of congress or state of the unions do is track the budget process. we've seen news over the past week, eric was mentioning, $54 billion for the military. one of the things that happens is because your policy really depends on your budget, then you have to do though simultaneously. for the last month and a half, the people at the white house and especially stephen miller, senior policy aide, have been tracking that so that he can say here are my main priorities.

we did here tonight that press secretary sean spicer said the speech could run an hour and 5 minutes, maybe an hour and 20 minutes. that's a long speech for your first speech. but i think the first speech in the last speech of our presidency is interesting because tonight he can talk about anything he wants. >> bob: speak that long. can i ask juan a question paid when you take the $54 billion from the defense budget and the tax cuts for his rich friends, how much is it going to go up? >> and how do republicans defend that not only do you have the tax cuts but he is talking about and for structure spending and military spending. all of this is big spending. it's almost like you say hey,

you big spending liberal, what are you doing? i think for example that we are going to see maybe some democrats say finally. you republicans, you are coming on board the things we've been saying for the longest time. by the way, so the president have the anchors in for lunch today so chris wallace, bret baier were in there. they can't say anything on the record because it is hush-hush but it's odd given that we are not supposed to have anonymous sources, according to the president. but the talk is all about immigration, as you are hearing earlier. eric was talking about this, that he's going to propose something that would pick up where the gang of eight left off, maybe not a pathway, direct pathway to citizenship but allowing people to stay in the country and become legal. that's very different. he >> bob: that would be very good. i would applaud him for that. >> meghan: i want to ask dana a question. thank you for letting me sit in your seat. always an honor. you were tweeting last night

about your experience with leaks in the white house. could you extrapolate that now and tell me how big of a problem you think the leaks coming out of the trump white house could be. >> i don't think leaks are as bad, from the outside, i don't think they are as bad as they feel when you are on the inside. one of the things i said yesterday on "the five," in my experience, it is like -- kimberly would know this from her prosecutorial days. the first person to complain about a leak is usually the person who leaked it. what i mean by that is you had a call at 6:40 in the morning. this is from personal experience. there was a supreme court nomination we were working on, a story that didn't need to be out there. i knew about it, it was in "the washington post" the next morning. somebody from the council's office called me and said "can you believe within the paper paper today? outrageous. ">> greg: it is like whoever smelt it dealt it.

>> meghan: i knew you were going to say that. >> bob: can quick question. if he drops the corporate rate to 15%, how much will it cost us? >> eric: it may cost us nothing. increase tax revenues, the theory that growth comes back. >> greg: generally when you hear about the fact that there might be more spending, more infrastructure and may be something like the gang of eight, maybe this goes to both of you. was it a brilliant strategy for donald trump to campaign on red meat and govern with tofu? >> apparently. no one knows what's going to happen. primaries can be pretty rough and tumble and you can imagine someone like marco rubio who made it fairly far along in the process of the primary, when you hear something about a path to citizenship or legalization, you might think that's what i was talking about the entire time and they criticized me for it.

if we all agree, maybe we do. if everyone in the chamber tonight agrees that that's a good idea, then let's go for it because i think the country needs it. the economy needs it, and not just on that but infrastructure spending and tax reform. as greg has been pointing out, this is the death of ideology. if we don't care about ideology, let's do it. >> bob: excuse me. go right ahead. >> eric: this is going to be an amazingly important question. >> bob: i wanted to know whether he thought he should apologize for some of the things he said. like you said. you never apologize. >> eric: i don't think he's going to go to the state of the union address and apologize. >> greg: the only person who needs to apologize more than donald trump is bob beckel.

>> i think you're right, bob. he's not a guy to apologize. i don't think it's in him. when he does think that i think would marriage apology, he seems to double down. he seems to delight in theirs. >> what would he apologize for? >> bob: calling the press the enemy of the people. >> kimberly: this is not wrapped in reality, bob. he >> bob: he said they were the enemy of the american people, did he not? >> i don't think the press is too worried about it. >> eric: military spending, 54 billion. he's got ideas to pay for it. as far as the infrastructure spending, the border taxes going to happen and that tax rate drop will be met with more revenue from higher growth. immigration, both of you, either one of you. immigration is going to be the hot topic tonight and tomorrow morning based on what donald trump has said he's going to do. want you to address something

that happened in president obama's term and what donald trump is going to do. this is interesting. president obama brought syrian refugees and immigrants, both illegal and legal immigrants. donald trump has brought families of victims of illegal immigrants. he's making a statement with the guests and we are hearing more and more -- a reformist policy for immigration coming out of the white house. >> i'm not sure if were going to hear something tonight specifically. the way i took that reporting was that it could've been a conversation within the senior administration official, however it might've been, said i might throw that in there in the speech. but maybe not. now we are talking about it. everyone is going to be waiting for it. if he doesn't say is, what does it mean? if he does, what does it mean? the white house has a lot of top priorities and you can't do everything in march. obamacare repeal and replacement is already huge. you have the tax cut issue.

you have -- what's the other one? border adjustment tax that i think it's hard to explain but i understand they're coming to a compromise. all of that stuff cannot fit into six weeks and they are trying to fit a lot. if he doesn't say anything tonight, i don't know what that means but if he does, we are off to the races and it will be the number-one story story in the morning. >> bob: mar-a-lago, his people people. >> to me, he has such trouble with the immigration issue going back to the ban. of course, the negative reaction from so many americans to the idea that you are throwing people out because of traffic tickets. i think he needs to do something here that's a little bit of a healing gesture. it is tough for trump. as you said, bob, he doesn't apologize. >> something we have to keep in mind is that the president has been meeting with a lot of people from outside washington, a lot of business leaders,

ceos. i would imagine what he's heard is that they would like to see something done on immigration that works with the business community in a way they want that they haven't been forthcoming about. >> i was talking to a group of farmers yesterday and the farmers were like, you can't take away the people who are picking the crop. you're going to drive us out of business. >> kimberly: bob, there is so much more show left for you to harass. dana and juan, thank you so much. we will see you tomorrow. ahead, president trump taking on some of his biggest political opponents in a new interview with fox news. he has some pointed words about president obama and nancy pelosi. you will hear it next.

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won the white house, president obama put on a public show to root for his success. >> we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed is if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> eric: is mr. obama privately working to undermine his successor? president trump thinks so. he said the former president may be responsible for some of those damaging lakes in washington and is likely helping organize the wave of protests against republicans. >> i think he is behind it. i also think it's politics. that's the way it is. i think president obama is behind it because his people are certainly behind it. and some of the leaks possibly come from that group. some of the leaks which are really very serious leaks because they are very bad in terms of national security, but i think i also understand that's politics and in terms of him being behind things, that's politics. and it will probably continue. >> eric: baba, you are chuckling. >> bob: once again, he can't

prove a damn thing. i will tell you something. trump better be careful taking on obama, who happens to be 40 points more popular than he is. if i were trump, i would say thank you and walk away. you take -- >> eric: they have him at 44%. >> bob: that's great. 40 days. >> eric: your thoughts, k.g., on whether or not the leaks come from them. >> kimberly: do the investigation, get to the bottom of it. >> bob: why don't we investigate the russians? that's an idea. >> kimberly: that's not what we are talking about right now. >> bob: what we are talking about is crap.

>> meghan: part of the problem with these leaks are they are citing formal officials, meaning they have left. there are no longer working for national security. a lot of people have been put in the security positions during the obama years. they are going to have some loyalties to president obama and i do think that we need to reassess how people can get fired from these jobs. it is harder to be fired from the government then a 10-year in college. if there are people who are going to put their personal politics and loyalty to obama over national security, it's a huge problem. >> eric: they are not fired yet. they may be a source. >> greg: the obama loyalists in the bureaucracy that are still there. the town hall protests. obama isn't coordinating or directing anything but he's like the dad on the sidelines shouting advice and encouragement to the kids playing the game. you have organizing for action, which is a group providing

information on how to disrupt events. they tell you to loudly boo, spread out so it looks like everyone's mad and asked hostile questions. phone calls to make two people to tell them what to say. what he's doing is the organization that is galvanizing the protests of the town halls. >> bob: everyone who showed up in that protest in upstate new york had an address that was in that district. >> eric: this is -- in the same interview, that president also take -- took aim at nancy pelosi. >> i think she is incompetent. if you look at what's going offn with the democrats. she has done a terrible job. i have saved billions and billions of dollars. i think i've just about done more than anybody in the first four weeks.

>> eric: spokesman for house minority leader attempted to turn the tables saying the president is "prence onto other" k.g., you look at nancy pelosi. she was the speaker of the house for how many years. six or eight years and they have done nothing but lead house seats. bleed seats in local municipalities, and government. >> kimberly: and absence of leadership in terms of nancy pelosi come of the democrats are in a bad position but also because of president obama. that's his legacy? the house, the senate gone. the oval gone. republicans swept it. instead of doing something about it, they put nancy pelosi back in, and you can't deny the fact that she's not on top of her game. >> eric: she is the one who said the obamacare thing, we will read it after we pass it. >> greg: as long as she continues to be the frozen face of opposition, donald trump has nothing to worry about.

>> meghan: her iron grip on power, she only cares about the radical base that funds are and donates to her campaign and to the dnc. when you're talking about the split. the ideological split within the democratic party is so intense. they are so much anger. and a lot of people wanted keith ellison to be the head of the dnc. now that's not going to happen. there is no youngblood, no interesting people leading the party. i don't understand why democrats are putting people like heidi hyde came out there. >> bob: you are right it has divided the party. >> meghan: that's your rebuttal? yes, it's a divided party. >> bob: lincoln, kennedy, johnson. you have done nothing. >> meghan: that is a dodge. take ownership of your own house. >> bob: i said our house is falling apart. it's going to have to be put back together with bricks and mortar and maybe the chinese wall.

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♪ >> meghan: of photo of the president's counselor is getting attention on the internet. mainstream media and some social media users are going wild trying to create a national scandal over kellyanne conway's positioning on a couch in the oval office yesterday. she was seated in a casual way with her feet underneath her. after kneeling on the sofa to take pictures with the president with leaders of black universities. conway is firing back at critics saying she was disrespectful in the ova office. she said she has "incredible respect i think people should focus on the men and women she was photographing."

i don't understand why things like this are getting attention. other photos, picture making its rounds on the internet that a woman talk on the veteran tumbled over in pain at a va hospital in durham, north carolina, not being able to get attention print he was waiting for up to three hours. why aren't photos of our veterans not getting health care getting the kind of attention like dumb stuff like this nonscandal is? >> kimberly: i agree. it is the dumbing down of news and politics. they should be focusing on the issues at hand instead of trying to look for every opportunity to criticize kellyanne, who was working constantly. sacrificing a tremendous amount. everything to be there to help the president. she is bright and capable and talented. this is what they do when they try to knock women down and try to make it fodder for "saturday night live." >> meghan: do you think the same people offended by the

photo of kellyanne conway were offended of president obama putting his feet on the oval office desk? >> eric: you hear that. i am very good friends with kellyanne conway. i've known her family for years. i've seen her -- she is very relaxed. she's chasing for kids around the house. she's a mom. she is very familial, that picture, she was having a nice time sitting in the oval office, taking a picture. i found absolutely nothing disrespectful about it. >> greg: imagine what bill clinton did on that couch. or maybe he was the couch. you never know. >> bob: that's disgusting. >> meghan: you have even managed to offend bob. >> greg: this is an example of lockstep media. every single tweet from every major outlets at the same thing. photo sparks controversy. everybody did it because they

saw their peer do it, so they had to do it. they didn't even think whether it mattered or not. a lot of presidents had dogs on that couch. i'm sorry. i'm not a dog on the furniture kind of person. i think it's worse than that. >> bob: let me say this. i worked with kellyanne on a project. she's a very good pollster and a very good mother and i feel badly for her but frankly, i don't think it matters one bit. >> meghan: she can't catch a break but i don't understand the media's obsession. >> kimberly: what is that? it's massaging or vibrating. >> bob: my neck. >> greg: it's a space alien. >> kimberly: i heard a noise

in the nets moving slowly. >> bob: all right. >> meghan: we are going to move on. i hope everyone looks at the veteran doubled over in pain at the va hospital. >> greg: it helps trump when they go after stories like this. >> meghan: we are going to take you live to the white house where president trump is getting ready for a big night tonight, his first address to a joint session of congress. back in a moment.

♪ >> bob: back to the president's first primetime address tonight to a joint session of congress. chief white house correspondent john roberts has excerpts from the speech and joins us. >> i've been checking my pockets but we don't seem to have exurbs at this point and the reason why is they keep on changing things in terms of this beach. they are worried if they put out an excerpt, it may not end up being the final edition. here's what we know. the big surprise tonight is that the president is going to mention a push for immigration reform to congress. surprising because he's coming out with the executive order on

the immigration ban tomorrow but he says the time is right. he believes congress is primed for it but it's going to take compromise on both sides. basically saying he's proposing a deal where both sides have to give up a little bit in order to come together on this. there's also going to be a big push for infrastructure tonight. the president, during the campaign, proposed a $1 trillion fund, hasn't proposed how it's going to pay for it. he expects to get standing ovations from the democrats, he said earlier. he's going to reach out to the middle class with promises to create more jobs, grow the economy. tax and regulatory reform. conditions to keep jobs here and bring back manufacturing and he will reach out to poor communities to tell them help is on the way. he will talk tonight about safety and security, border security, removing criminal illegal aliens. more protection for law enforcement officers. a couple special guests he has, three of them echo it. he's invited the widows of two

law-enforcement officers who were killed in 2014 by an illegal immigrant and the father of a high school student who was shot and killed by an illegal immigrant. a law on tap tonight. if we are told this speech will run 45 minutes without applause. probably run over an hour. >> bob: how do you think the base will react to immigration and a path to citizenship? >> eric: the idea of increasing legal immigration but offering safe zones for illegals that want to come in and get documented. not come citizens but just become legal. you can document and pay taxes. i think that's a way to get the 11 or 12 million people on the books. his base probably won't like it but when you have a speech like

this, they hear the things they like and they pick out pieces they love. they are going to love rolling back regulations, tax form ideas. they're going to love that obamacare is going away. they will hear that your here's the huge question for donald trump. at 42020, how do you expand the base? >> bob: let me ask you a question. do you think trump could take an opportunity to be kinder and gentler? >> meghan: i hope, everyone has been telling us it's going to be optimistic so i hope so. regarding immigration and the possibility of going down a gang of eight routes, the one thing i've learned about donald trump is even of his ideology is close to mine, when i say it, people react one way but when he says that, he has the capacity and ability to sell ideas in a way that people like me frankly couldn't do a different part of the public. as dana said, maybe ideology is dead and it's just about the messenger and the way donald trump will sell it to the

american public. if it's something i believed in for going on a decade and he's going to be able to sell it to the base of supporters, god love him. can't wait to watch. >> bob: greg, i know you're going to be waited with baited breath. >> greg: i will be watching the whole thing in my shorty hot tub. >> kimberly: i have that picture. a >> greg: you will be making margaritas. >> kimberly: dream on. the headline is going to be trump is going to exceed expectations. he's going to have the support of democrats for some of the proposals. people are quick to criticize. why don't you listen? open your ears and your mind and listen to what he has to say and see if there's things you can agree with because you love this country and you want to move it forward. that's what i'm trying to get at. stop the bickering, partisan politics. don't be small minded. be better than that. let's give them a chance. >> bob: democrats, when you

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tonight, the show. i've got an article, an interview by lisa. i talk about artificial intelligence which i can't stop talking about, usually when i've been drinking. check it out. >> kimberly: all day road trips. bob. >> bob: i wanted to introduce you all to one of donald trump's friends who has got him on the phone, got him on his radio show. let me introduce alex jones. >> this is what we look like. this is what we act like. this is what everybody was like before us. i may throw back. i'm here and i've got the fire of human liberty. i am setting fires everywhere. >> bob: that's someone you really want in the oval office giving you advice. who knows? maybe it's better advice. >> eric: he hasn't been in the oval office.

>> meghan: that guy has awkward selfies. >> kimberly: it is time for kimberly's foodcourt. today's pancake day, also known as fat tuesday. "new york times" actually got this right. thought of as mardi gras fat tuesday, it's lesser-known that the day before lent has historically been an occasion to feast on starchy grid old golden goodness. bob started eating my pancakes before the segment so we are going to draw a demilitarized zone. a >> greg: have 90 seconds. >> eric: it is the night before you go on your lenten fast. 40 days, 40 nights. there is still time to get this in the state of the union or joint session. unemployment claims.

43 and a half year low. that's massive. consumer confidence came out today. 16 year high. consumers are 70% of the u.s. economy. the dow jones yesterday broke as streak, 30-year streak with 12 consecutive record of days in a row. that hasn't happened since 1987. the bottom line, obama had 1.6% average growth over his term. that's an easy hurdle to clear. lower taxes, raise growth, not cost a dime. >> meghan: he had his tenth birthday. he wanted a magic show. he never thought the magician would appear. his father appeared during the act after a deployment in kuwait. he disappeared behind the curtain and his father, benjamin, an active first sergeant, appeared on stage to greet him and his older brother.

>> greg: set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." that's it for us. those pancakes. "special report" is next. >> all i can do is speak from the heart and do what i want to do. >> bret: the new president and his first speech to congress. >> this is a once in a generation moments. we have the opportunity to tackle big problems. it's the one armed with a growing list of priorities. >> we are coming out with a health care plan that i think will be terrific, and i will be talking about the military. >> bret: even a surprise push for a comprehensive bill. facing skeptical democrats. >> his speech tonight will mean nothing the very instant delivered unless he backs up his words with real actions. >> bret: a strained relationship with the. >> we are fighting the fake news. it is fake,