♪ ♪ heather: it is wednesday march first, brand-new month. president trump delivering his joint address to congress in his first major moment as commander in chief. clayton: president outlining his vision for renewing the mesh spirit touching on dozen different issues. >> the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> a new chapter of american greatness is now beginning. a new national pride is sweeping across our nation and a new optimism is placing impossible dreams within our grasp. my administration has answered the pleas from the american people for immigration security,

rule of law on our borders. heroic veterans will get the care they so desperately need, our military will be given resources its brave warriors so richly deserve, our veterans have and we must deliver for them. [cheers and applause] >> i'm also calling on this congress to repeal and replace obamacare. [cheers and applause] >> to launch our national rebuilding, i will be be asking congress to approve legislation that produces a 1 trillion-dollar investment in infrastructure of the united states, finance through both public and private capital creating millions of new jobs. this effort will be guided by two core principles, buy

american, hire american. my job is not to represent the world, my job is to represent the united states of america. [applause] >> the time of small thinking is over. i will not allow the mistakes of recent past to define the course of our future. i am asking all citizens to embrace this renewal of the american spirit. i am asking all members of congress to join me in dreaming big and bold and daring things for our country. i'm asking everyone watching tonight to seize this moment, believe in yourselves, believe in your future and believe once more in america. thank you, god bless you and god bless the united states. [cheers and applause] heather: 53 standing ovations throughout all of that. good morning, i'm heather

childers. clayton: 53 more than i got this morning. and i'm clayton morris. reactions pouring in from all sides. heather: for that let's get right to griff jeb kins, live for us in washington, d.c., good morning. >> good morning, speaking to a divided nation and a deeply divided congress pith striking a new tone and calling on washington toward path of differences of party, house speaker paul ryan calling this a home run. senator ted cruz calling bold and mitch mcconnell saying this. >> ile thought it wassish separational -- inspirational, it was applauded on our side and greeted with applause on the other side than i i would have anticipated. >> many saw as an opportunity to pivot or reset for the first 40 days and bring democrats on board. former speaker of the house newt

gringrich had this to say. >> probably the democrats were startled, this is not what they expect from a republican president. >> the president may have sounded at times like a democrat but they sat stone face during the speech and the president got applause from them, former kentucky governor gave the democrats response. >> as a candidate, you promised to be a champion for families struggling to make ends meet and you pick the cabinet of billionaires, wall street insiders, that's not being our champion, that's with wall street's champion.

clayton: president trump keeping promise on immigration, health care, here to give him a grade chuck rocha. >> good morning. clayton: let's start right now with the military and what the president had to say about the military, take a listen. >> i am sending country a budget that rebuilds the military, we must provide the men and women of the united states military with the tools they need to prevent war. clayton: that's the military, chuck, first to you. >> i think that the military stuff is like throwing, everyboo military to be strong, everybody wants america to be strong, we want our military to be ready and vital. sequesters cut back some of the military and republican congress to pass that. i give him a solid b because i want to see how he gets around his own party to make sure that the military is exactly what he talked about. clayton: $54 billion, can he do it? >> you know, our lack of

military readiness has become a serious national concern, for example, fewer than half of our navy aircraft are able to fly and the smallest navy that we had in decades, however, there's waste in the military. my dad was a military contractor for years, he saw that kind of waste firsthand. we want a better military, not necessarily more expensive one. i like to hear more specifics from trump as to how he plans to fund spending hikes. clayton: the amount of waste in that defense budget. do you think he needs to do more? >> i think that everybody could do more. you should always keep waste from every kind of government. i'm a democrat and i shouldn't talk about waste. that's just the reality. at a time that america was hungry for change, donald trump has to come up with some real answers and some specifics on how we actually cut back on that

to make government more efficient. clayton: chris, i am going to get your take on health care. let's hear what the president had to say last night on health care, watch. >> mandating every american to buy insurance was never the right solution for our country. way to make sure health insurance available is to lower cost, increase access, lower costs. clayton: grade on health care. >> it needs to be repealed an replaced immediately. bill clinton admitted it but what really shocked me was during trump's speech last night there were democrats in the audience who literally were giving him the thumbs down as they talked about making the system better for americans. it was mindbogglingly to me. they were booing in some parts of the speeches, i thought it

was a disgraceful. clayton: chuck, was this a you lie moment. >> democrats taking advantage of the situation where there's 20 million people who may or may not lose insurance. people are word about that. if republicans actually replace and actually replace where they can keep people, i don't know if you can, if you get rid of individual mandates, they will win this battle. obamacare is not a perfect bill. we move forward with the real details that kristin talks about where the apple meet it is pie. heather: most stand-out moment of the night. president trump praising steven owen. >> we cannot allow our nation to

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president and partner lee carter. always enjoy this segment with you, the day after. let's begin with what he had to say about beach head of terrorism. >> those given a high honor of admission to the united states should support this country and love its people and its values. we cannot allow a beach head of terrorism to form inside america, we cannot allow our nation to become a sanctuary for extremists. heather: all right, so the grade. >> you can see the republicans gave an a plus, independents an a and democrats a c. democrats were on board with his message, very, very unifying night. across the board consistently people said, you know what, when he went out there i didn't seem to accept him as president of the united states and when we

left -- heather: that's interesting. this is what he had to say on obamacare. >> action is not a choice, it is a necessity. so i am calling on all democrats and republicans in congress to work with us to save americans from this imploding obamacare disaster. >> so you can see republicans a plus, independents a my news, the one moment in the whole speech where democrats took a scale spin, he called it a disaster but call action saying we have to come together to get this done and here is the principles that we all can agree on, we need to make sure that existing conditions are covered, we need to make it more affordable for folks, actually a lot of democrats got on board. he struck a very delicate balance of getting a lot of detail but also staying semantic at the same time and i think he did a great job.

heather: finally the moment that everyone was talking about, last night, what he had to say about navy seal ryan owen. >> ryan's legacy is edged into eternity. thank you. [applause] >> and ryan is looking down right now, you know that, and he's very happy because i think he just broke our record. [laughter] [applause] >> the bible teaches us there's no greater active love than to lay down one's life for one's friend, ryan layed down his life for his friends and for his country and for our freedom and we will never forget ryan. heather: his wife in the audience crying that two-minute standing ovation for her, remarkable. >> it was such a beautiful moment.

republicans and independents, a plus and democrats gave her a c, in some ways they couldn't get past that with donald trump. this moment was so beautiful, it was so poynant and only moment that trump went off script. you could see his emotion in it union fied us and i thought it was a great, great job honoring. heather: we had pete hegseth and that our president cared object our military. >> he is true about that and i think this is a great reset button for him on many people who had doubts. heather: lee, thank you very much for joining us. >> great to be here. heather: clayton. clayton: 17 minutes after the

hour. few promises on president trump on reviving the economy, what does he need to do to deliver on that. our next guest is going to break down aggressive economic agenda, when we come back. >> i just met with officials and workers from a great american company, harley davidson, in fact, they proudly displayed proud of magnificent motorcycles made in the u.s. on the front lawn of the white house and they wanted me to ride one and i said, no, thank you. [laughter]

heather: we are back with some other news we are following, extreme weather, at least two people are dead and more than 20

tornadoes cover path of destruction through the midwest. >> oh, my god, it's on the ground, you can see the damage. heather: you can see the trees crashing and crushing a pickup truck west of chicago and in missouri a twister throwing cars from a salvage yard right on to the interstate and in wisconsin, some areas seeing quarter-sized hail. janice dean is in the weather center with what is next. janice. >> hi, unfortunately we are looking tat potential for more severe weather including tosheds, you mentioned two dozen reports of tornadoes as well as hail and damaging winds. that's going to be ongoing across the ohio and tennessee river valley and mississippi valley where we have tornado watches in effect and thunderstorm warning and tornado warning right now into illinois. we are rotating right here

moving into carbindale area. even new york and dc later on today could hear thunder as well lighting and isolated tornadoes through this evening. that's the area of concern. you can see where the cold front is slamming through regions that warm unstable air mass is leading the potential of strong to severe storms throughout the day today. heather, we will keep you up to date, back to you. clayton: janice, i will take it from here, thank you so much. president trump outlining an ambitious economic agenda in first address to congress. >> my economic team is developing historic tax reform that will reduce the tax rate on

our companies so they can compete and thrief anywhere and with anyone. it will be a big cut. clayton: bryan, welcome back. >> good to be here. clayton: more about tone. >> he we wanted to reset the tone. he wants to create a positive contacts. that's where he poured all of the energy, that's where he spent all of his time and i think he did that. over the next two weeks you will see him dig into polls combri measures that he's raising because he has to put together a budget because it has to have real hard numbers. clayton: democrats were going to basically protest arriving at

their plant, they come to the white house instead. he talked about what the harley davidson folks said to him which was amazing to me, in order to sell motorcycle wills have a 100% tax placed on exports, motorcycles, i didn't see democrats stand up and applaud prying to remove that, they sat down and who would support that 100% tax? >> it is kind of funny, you saw democrats throughout the speech in moment that is he talked about themes that should unit, we want to get the thing growing time and again you saw them sitting down not standing up. not supporting policies for all workers, there's a lot he can do on trade making sure that other countries are playing by fair rules. again, his focus there was actually on taxes and talking about how we need to bring down the corporate tax rate because that is killing u.s. businesses, they are paying among the highest rates in the world. clayton: right, hard to do business internationally when protecting the workers,

something they should be applauding, quite honestly. >> long-term, create new jobs, create businesses, make investment, it's not really an effective short-term stimulus, we saw this with obama eight years ago. clayton: shovel ready jobs. >> they're not as shovel ready as you think. if you make the right investments, not just the big ticket investments but the fixing pothole investments and fixing bridging investments. we should look at it at long-term plate, taxes and health care reform is shorter plate. clayton: heather over to you. heather: president trump using his first address to congress to call for unity. >> democrats and republicans should get together and unit for

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every hurting family can find healing and hope. our citizens deserve this and so much more, so why not join forces and finally get the job done and get it done right? all the nations of the world friend or foe will find that america is strong, america is proud and america is free. we will soon begin the construction of a great, great wall along our southern border. obamacare is collapsing and we must act decisively to protect all americans. we must restart the engine of the american economy, make it easier for companies to do business in the united states and much, much harder for companies to leave our country. we are going to stop the regulations that threatened the

future and livelihood of our great coal miners, for all americans, this is our mission but we can only get there together. we are one people with one destiny. we all believe -- bleed the same blood and we all salute the great american flag and we all are made by the same god. [applause] heather: it was quite a night, a lot of different takes on it this morning but his message is being praised overwhelmingly by republicans, griff jenkins live, good morning, griff. >> the president was speaking to a divided nation and a deeply divided congress and called on washington to work past the differences of party. house speaker paul ryan called it a home run and senator ted cruz calling it bold.

>> i thought tonight was a bold positive speech, it layed out a vision for america that, i think, millions of americans have been hungry for, it is a vision that focuses first and foremost on bringing back jobs and growth, after eight years of stagnation of jobs fleeing the country, of wages stuck in the mud, we are ready to see booming economic growth again. >> many sa this as an opportunity to pivot and reset from the first 40 days and as our own chris wallace had to say, to reinvent. >> 36 years ago ronald reagan reinvented the speech of joint congress, donald trump reinvented it begin tonight 36 years later. i thought it was by far the best speech i have ever heard donald trump give. it was one of the best speeches in that setting i've ever heard any president give. >> but that's not the reaction the speech got from the democrats who sat mostly stone-face offering little applause.

senate minority leader chuck schumer had this to say. >> the speech and reality have never been more detached in a presidential speech, it really doesn't matter what he said, this is like the campaign and he says one thing but he governs at another. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi called it disconnected and new dnc chairman tom pérez said it was steve bannon on steroids with a smile, guy, we are keeping an eye on twitter account this morning with much anticipation and we might see something in the not too distant future. >> broke records last night as well. president trump putting the pressure on congress to repeal and replace obamacare. >> action is not a choice but a necessity. i'm calling on all democrats and republicans to save americans from this imploding obamacare disaster.

we will create a truly competitive marketplace that will bring costs way down and provide far better care. heather: so will republicans be able to get it done? hire to weigh in joe and former democratic ohio state senator senate minority leader, in fact, capri, thank you so much for joining us. >> good morning. heather: longer night for a lot of folks, early morning for others. capri, i will begin there, can they get it done? >> you know, it's going to be incredibly difficult. what president trump is asking congress to do is essentially continue to cover individuals with preexisting conditions while reducing costs and eliminating the individual mandate. this is almost impossible to do because frankly, you know, it's a losing business proposition. they need young people to reduce costs.

i coauthored a medical bill in ohio along with a colleague of mine and we were able to find cost-saving measures but we did model, you know, our projections of savings on an increase in younger healthier people in the medicaid system. so, you know, it's a little bit apples and oranges, it is a very difficult proposition for them to execute. heather: on that, the president called for for states to have more flexibility when it came to medicaid also talked about as you mentioned expanding choice, increasing access, lower cost, all at the same time providing better health care which is the whole point, joe. >> right, what the president did-night was lay out a vision and set a very high bar for congress to meet in order to repeal and replace obamacare. this is what they have to do. there is no choice of whether they should or maybe they won't do it, they must do it. they were elected and they ran on an antiobamacare platform. every single election that obama was president and now they have

a mandate to do something, they have to choose as a party whether they want to go with pull offing a plug or a more responsible face and approach. heather: that's what the republicans need to do. what about the democrats, capri. >> we need to come to the table with solutions as well. if we want to try to retain very important aspects to have affordable care act, we want to work with our republican colleagues towards a solution but pushing back on some issues that may not necessarily, you know, be good for example, for lower income individuals like savings account. it's about a balance, creative approach. pay for performance is incredibly important, it does help make sure that providers are matching good health care with, you know, for their patients which ultimately does reduce cost so we need to come to the table because we all represent the same people and democrat or republican, everybody gets sick, everybody deserves care and everybody

deserves solution in this content. heather: the president used the exact words that you just did, action is not a choice. what do democrats need to do? >> i wish some of the democrats of the congress would take capri's advice, we don't see that. we see this type of rhetoric where they are trying to paint this picture where everyone is going known of the plans -- none of the gop plans does that. it's almost willfully ignorant of what the american people are saying and who they elected. heather: everything that is broken in our country can be fixed. every problem can be solved and every hurting family can find healing and hope. thank you very much for joining us this morning. thank you. clayton. clayton: thanks, heather the time is 38 minutes after the hour. president trump talking tough on immigration.

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my administration has answered the pleas of the american people for immigration enforcement and border security. we want all americans to succeed but that can't happen if an environment of lawless chaos. heather: president trump talking tough on immigration as iraq is now reportedly being removed from the list of seven countries on its travel ban. clayton: new immigration executive order later this week, what can we we expect to see. >> two key changes in the executive order, the first is we are going see an executive order that makes clear that it applies only to individuals who have never stepped foot on u.s. soil and distinguish and say that it does not apply either green card holders or illegal immigrants that were here illegally. that was a major problem that the ninth circuit found when

they lifted the travel ban and i think you'll see number one that fixed and you will also see any removal of any reference to religious preferences or any other issues that a lot of detractors criticized the initial executive order for. heather: you also said that it comes down to carving out anyone who has due process rights, what do you mean by that? >> right. so due process in the constitution in this context it basically comes down to this, who has the right to challenge whether it's the removal from the country or their entry into the united states, who has the right to challenge that government's decision in court? and that is key here because people who have never stepped foot onto u.s. soil and have no connection to this country, they don't have due process rights in our country and they don't have the right to sue and challenge the travel ban whereas people

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that has but i think one thing from his language and speech last night is it's going to appeal to a lot of the american people, not only people who voted for him and supported him during the election but, i think , he brought a lot of other people over on the fence who may have been on the fence. heather: iraq is now going to be taken off the list of the seven countries based on everything you just outlined for us, do you think that's the right thing to do? >> well,ic that obviously the united states and our military has some intelligence and probably seeing some facts of what the types of vinings -- individuals coming from iraq. keep in mind, a lot of the countries focused in the original travel ban and would be in the new executive order as

well, a large problem that the president is trying to address is their deficiencies in own vetting process of individuals who are coming over and immigrating in the united states. the original purpose of that travel according to donald trump was to give our government time to assess policies and make changes that are necessary. if they take a look at this and determine that iraq has a sufficient vetting process in place, then that's great and we can start narrowing the list of other countries we need to deal with. clayton: chris, great to see you this morning. thank you so much for your analysis. the time is now 47 minutes after the hour. let's check in with "fox & friends". >> yes, abby huntsman is live for us in coffee in marshal, virginia and cooking for a lot of folks. >> they are. they are putting me to work this morning. we feel traveled into how many

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clayton: welcome back, a new record for president trump, his address was the most tweeted in history with 3 million tweets. that beats president obama's 2015 state of the union address. heather: wow, carley shimkus with fox news headline siriusxm 115 is here with all the moment that people are talking about. carley: the president covered it all last night, from immigration to the fight against terrorism. when all was said and done the highlight for many occurred when

the president paid tribute to fallen hero ryan owen and his wife. >> we are blessed. ryan died as he lived, a warrior and a hero. carley: that powerful was one of the top tweeted of the night second only when the president said he would repeal and replace obamacare. ryan owen received the longest, most sustained applause. thousands of americans live with this grief every day and writing, thank you for your sacrifice, we will never forget, your wife is an inspiration. i certainly had tears in my eyes. heather: remarkable moment. clayton: people praising the president for another key part of the speech. carley: three words from the president's hour long speech,

those words radical islamic terrorism. >> we are also taking strong measures to protect our nation from radical islamic terrorism. carley: now president trump received pointed criticism for avoiding that phrase saying it would lump terrorists in with peaceful muslims which is why conservatives who disagree with that line of thinking flooded social media with messages praising the president for using it. so refreshing to hear the enemy called what it is radical islamic terrorism by a president and #jointsession identifying is the first step. another person writes, i've been waiting eight years to hear the president name our enemy radical islamic terrorism and facebook, by the way, guys, reporting that immigration was the most discussed topic during last night's speech. heather: so you have to have a light moment in all of this and you saw behind president trump there were -- carley: also on

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clayton: let's keep talking about the president's speech. laying out optimism vision for unity. what do you think he needs to do next. #keep talking. heather: let us know what you think. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. >> i am here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength. and it is a message deeply delivered. from my heart. we are a country that stands united in condemning hate and evil in all of its very ugly forms. applause america must put its own citizens first, because only then can we truly make america great again. you wil -- we will soon begin te construction of a great, great wall along our southern border.