john mcardle. guest: it is interesting after the speeches, whether it is the first speech after an election or a state of the union address to know where the president goes in the days after he gives his address, there's nothing on the official white house schedule today except 1:00 p.m. press briefing with carolyn lovett, so we will keep watching that. president trump is up and down his truth social media page. this was his post a few minutes ago, citing the cbs you go pole on views of his speech last night, saying 76% of those watchers approved of his speech last night and 23% disapproved. although you will note, as we talked about earlier, when it comes to who watch the speech last night, 50 1% who watch the republicans, 20% were democrats, so no surprise on the numbers of approve, disapprove. in terms of where folks are going in the trump administration are going today, jd vance is heading to eagle pass, texas, to visit the border , a very big issue last night, and then we saw elon musk at that

joining us with the responsibility is john mcardle. guest: i would like to go back to some of the disruptions in the chamber last night, the disruptions are starting to become as common as these early presidential addresses. here's the headline from axios, trump speech repeatedly rocked by democratic disruptions. al green was the poster child for that, the democrat from texas being escorted out, questions today about whether he will be censured by the house of representatives. there is also this chart from usa today, and it looks at lawmakers objecting, obstructing during the state of the union. it was pretty rare the past couple of decades, once in the 1970's back in 1975, once in the 1990's, couple of times in the 2000's, and then 2010's and 2020's, these disruptions are becoming more and more common. it happened last night before president trump began speaking as he made that usual walk down the aisle and was being greeted by members of congress. c-span viewers and those who watch the procession saw valenti stansberry holding that s

john mcardle.guest: it is interesting after the speeches, whether it is the first speech after an election or a state of the union address to know where the president goes in the days after he gives his address. there's nothing on the official white house schedule today except 1:00 p.m. press briefing with carolyn lovett, so we will keep watching that. president trump is up and down -- is up and on his truth social media page. this was his post a few minutes ago, citing the cbs you go pole -- cbs you gov poll on views of his speech last night, saying 76% of those watchers approved of his speech last night and 23% disapproved. although you will note, as we talked about earlier, when it comes to who watch the speech last night, 51% who watch the republicans, 20% were democrats, so no surprise on the numbers of approve, disapprove. in terms of where folks are going in the trump administration are going today, jd vance is heading to eagle pass, texas, to visit the border today. a very big issue last ni