so it is with great pleasure for me to welcome to the podium, our chair of nga, governor terry mcauliffe of virginia. [cheers and applause] >> thank you a thank you for that kind introduction. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. i'd like to welcome you to the faith daniels date of the state address. it is my great honor to serve as the 72nd governor of the great commonwealth of virginia and is chairman of the national governors association. as has been mentioned, joining me today is governor rod and of all of the great data nevada who serves as her vice chair and also he and i are very good personal friend and i will say as it relates to other governors, we all get along very well. i went to thank you for your leadership for the national governors association. as you know, the national governors assist the nation is the voice of america's governors and their state on matters of national day. today, we are here to does pass the agenda that will work to it and that we have going on in washington today and how it will affect ours they and the federal government for many years to come. even

the first thing is i want to introduce our new nga logo. we're really excited about it here on the podium. and other things i want to tell folks about because i think it's really critical to know is that right after the election, and as everybody knows we have been in a fairly multi-year. out some pretty significant partisanship, so the national governors association without an polled 1000 american voters and we used frank luntz, an actual frank is here for anyone who like to talk with him immediately after this event. but we found some really significantly interesting things in this poll. the first was in an era of disrupted, a distrust of many politicians, americans trust their company more than any other elected official. on most issues, americans trust states and governors to get a solution more than other levels. voters were more optimistic about their states future than the country. nearly three out of four voters said that their state is doing a better job in delivering results than the federal government. so these are pretty signifi

-- to both of you, to the nga. thank you for coming. thank you for your candid remarks. it's always fun to hear governor talk about the federal government. >> [applause] [applause] >> the prime minister, the right honorable teresa may. [cheers and applause]

signature initiative as chair of nga, to ensure states are protected from the many threats that can occur and cause various damage. the governor has brought 14 at half billion -- $14.5 billion in capital investment to virginia, more than any other governor in the state. he has brought bipartisan short test support for education -- bipartisan support for education initiatives. it is also my honor to introduce our vice chair, governor brian sandoval of nevada. having taken office when his state was in one of the worst economic conditions ever, he has now made nevada economic powerhouse with significant investments for major companies like tesla and amazon, to name a few. under his leadership, the state has placed significant investments in education, and measures like high school graduation rates have gone way up.

the first thing, i want to introduce our new nga logo. we are very excited about it. the other thing i want to tell folks about, because i think it is really critical to know, right after the election and as everybody knows, we have been in a fairly multi-year period partisanship. the governors association went olled 1000 american voters. we used frank muntz of muntz global partners. we found some interesting things in this poll. in an era of distrust of many politicians, americans trust their governor more than any other elected official. on most issues, americans trust states and governors to get a solution more than other levels. voters were more optimistic about their state's future than the country. nearly three out of four voters said that their state is doing a better job at delivering results than the federal government. these are pretty significant, interesting findings, and certainly more dramatic than we expected. that is why we are thinking about 2017 as the year of the governor. now, let me now introduce our distinguished panel to give us the state of the

the first thing is i want to introduce our new nga logo. we are excited about it here on the podium. the other thing, i think it is really critical to know that right after the election -- as everyone knows, we have been in a fairly multiyear period of significant partisanship. so the national governors association went out and polled 1000 american voters. we used frank muntz of muntz global partners. he is here for anyone who would like to talk to him after this event. we found some significantly interesting things in this poll. the first was -- in an era of distrust of many politicians, americans trust their governor more than any other elected official. on most issues, americans trust states and governors to get a solution more than other levels. voters were more optimistic about their state's future than the country. nearly three out of four voters said that their state is doing a better job at delivering results than the federal government. these are pretty significant, interesting findings, and certainly more dramatic than we expected

carrie: thank you so much to both of you, to the nga. i think that's my cue that my job is done right now. thank you for coming. thank you for your candid remarks. always fun to hear governor talk about the federal government. we always get a little bit of an unvarnished truth. so thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> in about half an hour, we will go to washington, d.c. sean spicer will be briefing reporters. meanwhile, the policy retreat in philadelphia, several members of congress boarding buses in capitol hill this morning. >> president trump will be speaking to lawmakers tomorrow. guests at the congressional republican retreat in philadelphia will be british prime minister theresa may. she is coming to the u.s. friday to visit with president trump. she will be the first foreign leader to visit the new

. >>> the nga finds itself at an information cross roads. >> just as we provide an expert service about what we can learn, we also need to provide a defense if you will or a protection against others who would use those same sources against us. >> that dual mission will also result in a new era of openness with the private sector. >> the idea that you can do things differently business wise and technology wise is what we're trying to grow. >> this month, nga gave our cameras unprecedented access to their state of the art campus in springfield, virginia. we also

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carrie: thank you so much to both of you, to the nga. i think that's my cue that my job is done right now. thank you for coming. thank you for your candid remarks. it's always fun to hear governor talk about the federal government. we always get a little bit of an unvarnished truth. so thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] next, white house economic adviser stephen moore on the trip administrations tax and job policies. on howetween event inuvo progressives should respond to president trump. small business administrator nominee linda mcmahon testifies at her senate confirmation hearing and the senate foreign relations committee votes on rex tillerson's nomination to be secretary of state. announcer: more about state governments tomorrow when have the trump administration might change the relationship between the states and the federal government. live coverage be

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next, nga chairs and vice chair governors terry mcauliffe virginia and brian sandoval of nevada speak about state priorities and how the states will work with the new administration. it's one hour.