congressman tom macarthur, good to see. jeanette hoffman, good to see you. and bill caruso, on the other side a democratic strategists. it was interesting to listen to the governor. he went through his accomplishments and thanked people. the democrats satt down when he said we got the state moving in the right direction. >> for the speeches that is not necessarily uncommon. you see the partisan response. for this one you not to see a lot of love. there are some bipartisan support and love on specifically things more middle-of-the-road. he gets a big incomplete on things. that's what you soften democra democrats. >> as a republican, i know he is made it hard for you over the past eight years to defend him, but my takeaways that things could have been worse. your taxes to grow but not as much. >> this speech is meant to be a victory lac left for chris chri. he's not going to talk about his shortcomings, he will talk about what he did to get our state in a better place than we were eight years ago. the job creation setting records in new jersey, where people ar

it back our expert panel, frank was a republican strategist and chief of staff to congressman tom macarthur. and an immigration attorney. the docket daca issue is something that people agree with that they should stay here. 86% of americans support this. does this lawsuit actually stand a chance in court? >> i think it will be challenging. there are several issues. first the equal protection issue. was the president discriminatory in listing this release. was it generated toward mexican-americans. with their due process? was there right created by obama passing daca, or was this a really from deportation? there are several issues. >> u.s. department of justice as the ordinance was an executive order passed by president obama not by congress. therefore, it is unconstitutional. frank, what you think? does the stand a chance? >> i think it is more political theater. i think president trump laid out guidelines on daca that make some sense. we need to see republicans and democrats come together and get it done. >> we have until march 5 to fix the issue. do you think congress can do it? can we co