frank luntz imitation there. i heard from folks who were enthralled with trump's speech, but they didn't love that egg line. so i wonder who you think that line resonates with. why was that in the speech? >> it was in the speech because it was a what i call a killer line. it's something that differentiates, differentiates trump from other presidential speeches, from other key moments in in politics and in governing. i just want to emphasize that was the longest speech ever. it's not quite a state of the union, but it's similar to it. and no one's ever gone longer than him. that was the most political speech ever. he referred to his predecessor by name more than any other individual who's held one of these speeches. third, it was the most partisan ever. whether you had democrats sitting on their hands for republicans. knew exactly who was who based on the view on television and based on being in the chamber. and fourth, it was the most disruptions by the minority party ever, where they're holding up those placards

joining us now is pollster and communications strategist frank luntz. and frank, here we are. we're about six weeks into trump's second term. what are you hearing from voters? >> well, i'm going to be watching tonight for how disruptive congress actually will be. we've seen occasions when people have shouted out or walked out of a trump speech. the same thing happened with joe biden. and it's not civil. it's not decent. and there's obviously applause and people standing up and cheering in some cases, but not booing. and to me, that will tell me how civil washington is and what kind of example washington wants to set for the rest of the country. second is, are we going to see a follow up to what happened in the oval office on friday, which truly is unprecedented and unparalleled in modern foreign policy? the question is, how far will trump go in writing off ukraine and whether he will leave an olive branch open for zelenskyy to grab towards. and third, you mentioned it correctly. tariffs. that's probably the number one economic policy of this administration. the public is very