got up and applauded our soldiers and families in the gallery who got our respect. but the speeches, as i said, when you see what he's doing in washington, has air of unreality to it. so i wasn't applauding much. >> thanks for joining us. >> get mitch mcconnell joining us right now. bunch of questions for you as well. let's go back to jake for the first question. >> leader mcconnell, thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> you bet. >> obviously there was a lot in the speech that was a bit different from what you normally would hear from a republican president delivering an address to a joint session of congress. what did you make of the president's call for more infrastructure spending, paid family leave, reduction in prescription drug prices? >> first let me say, find semysf in agreement with van jones first time in political life. for people not committed to donald trump already, he did become presidential tonight. and i think we'll see that reflected in higher approval rating. and also seeing my colleague chuck schumer, he was having a hardtoma cr time critiquin

you better stand up and applaud because they're watching. a little bit of fingers crossed but they'll be applauding, we've seen these numbers. on that side of the aisle, 88%, 86%, solid support. you'll see republicans showing tremendous support but mystified by this guy. he's broken every rule in politics, this guy trump, and they don't get the new lingo so they're waiting to see. he's going to have programs. he's going to introduce an immigration bill. he's going to legalize people that have been here and broken the law, he's going to do all that? you can do that? i didn't know you could do that. but the real thing tonight is division and it will be sad because i think with all the talk about compromise you'll see democrats sitting on their hands, republicans applauding without enthusiasm but i don't think we'll ever in our lifetimes hopefully see such divisions as we'll see tonight. >> chris, do you think he'll say anything to get democrats off their hands? to say to democrats, i know you hate me but you have to applaud this. >> there's th

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were actually standing up and applauding, and i've got to give our president credit. i think many of us were afraid there would be disruption both in the gallery and in the chamber. there was none. the democrats showed great respect for the president, applauding certainly as he came in, as melania came in. i'm very, very encouraged by what i saw, and the president did reach out time and again, calling on both sides to work together and certainly understanding the differences. i will just tell you i was very proud of my fellow democrat members in their response. we didn't expect them to stand up and applaud with the enthusiasm we did, but i'm going to hold out just a little nugget of hope certainly on infrastructure being one that we will work together, and to get there if it is fundamental tax reform, maybe that's another place we may be able to work together as well as education and some of the other issues he brought up. >> back up to the finger lakes region of new york, one of the prettiest parts of our country, and, again, a place where the economy has been cruel.

poppy was talking about the fact that the staff was applauding the president when he came back. i actually ride that as not praise but more of a please, please keep on doing this. they're trying to send messages to him as well. they want him to keep on track with this. >> right. it makes perfect sense they would be giving him positive reenforcement after this speech. certainly donald trump, he understands politics. he clearly won this campaign against all odds. so he will see the reaction to this speech, and i think take away that this was a good direction for him to be moving in. donald trump is still donald trump. he's still unpredictable. he's still to an extent unfiltered as larry suggested. so his staff, in spite of all their best intentions, are really working against the odds to rein donald trump in in the long-term. but we'll see. donald trump might see the reaction to this speech and realize, you know, maybe this is how you're supposed to act when you're president. maybe this is the tone i should be taking moving forward. we'll have to wait and see. i think the challeng

at gop members applauding at an expanded role the government could take, applauding at spending morees. even when trump -- i think he was talking about cutting something on foreign aid and republicans are fighting with him. no, i think that shows you that the congress has been pretty inept to standing up to the executive branch. something i've always said congress should be protecting the people and protecting us, and exert their authority, such as the war issue and things like this, but they don't. and i would say that the republicans are joining in with the spending. i'm very fearful of the foreign policy because right now i think there's a growing number of people who are working together to further bash russia and paint them as the enemy and maybe stir up trouble there. republicans and many democrats who just don't like trump. so, i think foreign policy is a big issue for me. and i think with him appointments, mcmaster wants more troops over there. the amount of money, what's conservative about increasing the military budget and ignoring defense? every time you spend money on the

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we want to applaud conservatives to stand on principle and fight for full repeal.rles: their first major effort to govern in washington, d.c., and they blew it, are you concerned about that? all we say is do what you promised. the bill we are looking for them to pass they passed once before in the senate and they passed it duds of times in the house. a clean repeal bill. on thing that changed is there is a president in the white house to sign it into law. doing what you promised means repealing obamacare. this bill doesn't do it. let's move forwa and dwhat they have been promisior 7 years. charles: as soon as this was crafted the whispers became a chorus that paul ryan was leading donald trump down the wrong path. there are a lot of the people who think it many intentional. do you think it relies too much on paul ryan in this particular case? >> possibly. i think there is a great point that was made. why were the house republicans, senate republicans so quick to repeal obamacare before president trump and now they don't want to do that. it would beg the question, w

. >> reporter: now, agro sciences which makes the pesticide applauded the move saying it remains confident the authorized use of it offers wide margins of protection for human health and

as senator cornyn said, we applauded that. but we're still looking for substance. we're looking for one bill. repeal and replace the affordable care act is? what does that mean? he hasn't given us anything specific. he's been voting been repeal and replace the affordable care act

i applauded barack obama whenever he celebrated our military like i applaud donald trump for recognizeshe sacrifices the widow made in his speech the other night. to your point about how his father disagrees with the wife about the outcome of that event, there are three ongoing investigations in the department of defense. we can all wait for the outcome of those investigations but i don't think it's a rush to judgment to say that widow is a hero and she deserves our nation's thanks and there is nothing inappropriate. it's entirely acceptable the president should be recognizing her in front of the nation and every person in that room should have stood up and applauded her and should not have been attacked on tv the next day. >> that's not what's going on here. >> bill: one last comment. david. david, that room was giving that grieving widow strength. >> absolutely. i think it was and i think all the democrats and republicans who stood and applauded her were applauding her. the criticism that you heard the day after was of the president for in effect saying look, that was a record breakin

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i applaud the obama administration decision to abstain from the u.s. security council resolution.[applause] sen. sanders: those of us who worry about the future of israel, those of us who really israel, have got to tell the truth about the policies that are hurting chances of israel empty palestinians reaching a peaceful resolution. now, i recognize that the israeli-palestinian conflict is one of the most emotionally in u.s. politics, involving as it does the legitimate historical claims of identity and security of two people in the same region. as clear as i can be. to oppose the policies of a right-wing government and israel does not make one anti-israel or anti-somatic. ti-semetic.i we can oppose the policies of president trump without being anti-american. we can oppose the policies of netanyahu without being anti-israel. we can oppose the policies of without beingism anti-muslim. [applause] sen. sanders: as i have said many, many times, peace means security. not only for every israeli, but also for every palestinian. [cheers and applause] it means is: supporting self-determina

pelosi and others that would not applaud.ut i think it will be very difficult. this speech was received at 76% favorability by the american people. i think that really speaks volumes about where he was going into this speech and where he is coming out of it. >> bill: what did you not hear? i know your reviews say -- you're a republican as well, i get it. what did you want to hear that you did not hear perhaps? >> we did hear a lot. i didn't hear anything about cybersecurity, which i think is one of the most critical national security issues that we face right now. iran, he did get into that to some extent. >> bill: he mentioned it but did not say we'll tear the deal apart. is that significant at all do you think with regard to iran? >> it was not a bilateral negotiation. it was multi-lateral and it makes it difficult for him. but you know iran, we know the ambassador of iraq is worried about the shia militias driven by iran going into mosul taking off iraq. when i brief him on the campaign we talked about the idea that iran m

. >> it's hard it find a typical, you meet people, these people applaud anything he says.'t know where we find this random voters. you have cocoon in washington -- >> not everybody. you get in taxy, you talk to cops, i talk to a lot of folks in new york who are trump fans. they exists on east coast. >> do you think he underpoll. >> i do. there's a lot of people who did not want to admit they were for trump. a lot of folks wanted to see something change. they want a political system to she what shook out, what survived. the politician were out for themselves and their friends. to mean of the voters, they represented somebody who would do something differently. >> when the march went over after the protesters after he was sworn in, i was walking my dog and my kids from the westside over to where i live, there was a group of people who had been to the march wearing anti-trump stuff, a fell yelled give him a chance. ty saiit better, people feel like they are looked down upon, they view him as someone -- even though would you -- he made himself into the champion for the middle

got up and applauded our soldiers and families in the gallery who got our respect. but the speeches, as i said, when you see what he's doing in washington, has air of unreality to it.

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i also applaud our leadership, speaker ryan, not only this year but in previous years, for producing the better way plan that is the basis for our repeal and replace legislation. the budget committee is ready to take up this legislation. and to continue to review our bold solutions to reform our health care system and hopefully move it to the full house for consideration. some have said this legislation doesn't do enough. on the policy side, this legislation is basically the same bill that we passed in 2015 supported by all three republican members and adds replace provisions to ensure that no americans are thrown off of their current insurance plans. it zeros out the mandate, it repeals the taxes, it repeals the subsidies, and it rolls back some of the regulations. and if you want to repeal obamacare this bill does it. procedurally, because we are using the reconciliation process, there are certain things we cannot do in this bill. but my friend and former colleague, tom price, will play a large role in further addressing these aspects of the current health care system in his role a

(audience applauding) - [katie] dwaine had a very personal story to share with the students. - you known i was your age my parents waved goodbye to me everyday before i went off to school, i know that they didn't say i can't wait for dwaine to grow up to be a drug addict and an alcoholic. but yet and still, that's what i became. i know you're waiting to hear the music. but i truly hope that you hear me: have no use for substance abuse. it's my honor to talk to the kids and tell them about doing drugs, you know, how it can affect their life and how it will stop all their dreams from coming true. my name is dwayne harris. and i'm a drug addict and alcoholic. thank you. (audience applauding) - it was touching and then and how it helped probably many kids here who may, may have done drugs or thinking about it to help them to stop or don't do it. - [katie] a young up and coming singer and songwriter, ayanna martine, was next to take the stage. - me myself, i haven't really had a problem with substance abuse. but i have a lot of really close people that i hold dear to my heart that struggle w

florence: the conservative paper "the washington times" applauded trump for calling on democrats and republicans to work together. this article is quite critical of democrats, blames them for not playing along, for not applauding trump enough, giving him a chilly response. there was a round of fake coughs coming from democrats when they were protesting his cries to drain the swamp. quite an incredible photo of all these women in white. those were women from the democratic members of congress who decided to wear white in honor of women's suffrage. if we take a look at a tweet by nancy pelosi, you might remember her as the former house minority leader. she tweeted this photo of all the women, the democratic women wearing white. she said we wear white in support of women's rights in spite of a president of the u.s. who doesn't. genie: outside the u.s., a lot papers are responding to trump's speech. florence: many reactions trickling in a little slower because of the time difference. with one is echoing the u.s. papers were saying. as first big speech. he reigned in the tough talk. he po

harvey: nobody applauded her. >> but you would applaud extra hard. if you hate

[cheering and applauding] >> i believe that real and positive immigration reform is possible. education is a civil rights issue of our time. [ applause ] my job is not to represent the world. my job is to represent the united states of america. [ applause ] >> we'll getea this morning on trump's immigration ban. deadly tornadoes in the midwest and a severe weather outbreak today could impact 105 million americans. >>> and did the obamas just do a book deal in the $60 million range? "early today" starts right now. >>> good to be with you i'm frances rivera. dream big, america, that's the message president donald trump delivered during his first address before congress after 40 days on the job. he hit on everything from health care to infrastructure, immigration, trade and more. but not before condemning recent race motivated threats and attacks across the country. >> recent threats targeting jewish community centers and vandalism of jewish cemeteries as well as last week's shooting in kansas city remind us that while we may be a nation divided on policies, we are a country that

him, he began to build momentum all evening of more and more democrats getting up, more and more applauding had a brilliant opening condemning anti-semitism and condemning the killing of the two indian-americans in kansas, and then laying out a case for people to look at talking about black history month. i think probably the democrats were startled. this is not what they expect from a republican president. but he went on to, i think, in many ways, unify us and lay down tough lines. you're exactly right on target fronts. one, there are left-wing democrats who are never going to be for us, that's okay. there are some republicans who don't get with the president is trying to accomplish, and they are sort of a nuisance. i had a very good chat with speaker ryan before the speech. i think there is a very big desire to get very large things done, bigger than we did in '95 and '96. spit it that is saying a lot. >> it is. i say that quite deliberately. you start putting in serious immigration reform, is start putting in a very real effort, really profoundly shifting the health system. i had a very

attends a university in tokyo. >> translator: it's not a vacation, but it seemed fun, so i applaud. >> reporter: the organizers want the students to meet the third generation who is working in farming with hopes for the future. >> reporter: i'm really amazed to see how much care goes into the production. it was an eye opener. >> translator: i hope some of them will work in -- immediately after graduating or after working for a while. then we'll have more young people here. >> reporter: the program has other residents so the students can get a better sense of daily life he shares his experiences as a newcoomber. >> translator: stay for three years. they say jobs are scarce, but many people share information about work. >> i have a sense now that the relaxed way of life here is nice. it opened my mind to a new alternative. once the working holiday is over, the students rush to life in city. the organizers are doing their best to make a lasting impression. nhk world. >>> tokyo markets are higher this morning. i'll leave you with a check on that. >> we day you to south korea where prosecu

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harvey: nobody applauded her. >> but you would applaud extra hard.her last day -- >> you go, girl, literally, you go, girl. >> we got jason derulo. we talked to him all aut

i asked him whether he did applaud for the president tonight.e said, yes, there were times when he did. if you watch that chamber, though, it was split. there were times you saw republicans on their feet. you saw democrats, a lot of those women in white as well, sitting, not doing anything. the president getting some credit. especially from republicans. you heard the pennsylvania chair of the republican party speaking there and giving him credit for the words of unity used tonight. for some democrats, it is not enough, and they are still watching. for now live in washington d.c., i'm lauren make, nbc 10 news. >> all right, lauren make. thank you. >>> president trump asked the public to embrace a renewal of the american spirit. >> we wanted to know how voters received tonight's speech. we continue our coverage from north hampton. >>> this local crowd supported with loud applause. >> very positive. very upbeat. president trump has so much love for the country. he loves his people. he just want to help everybody. >> the north hampton county republi

i also applaud j street for being part of a broad coalition of groups that successfully fought for the historic nuclear agreement between the united states and its partners in iran. [applause] that agreement demonstrated that real american leadership, real leadership, real american power, is not shown by our ability to blow things up. but by our ability as the leading and most powerful nation on earth to bring parties together, to forge entire national consensus -- international consensus. many years, leaders across the world, including israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, have sounded the alarm about the possibility of an iranian nuclear weapon. what the obama administration was able to do, with the support of groups like j street and others, was to get an agreement that froze and dismantled large parts of that nuclear program, put it under the most intensive inspections regime in history and removed the prospect of an iranian nuclear weapon from the list of global threats. as a member of the united states senate, as i'm sure you appreciate, i hear a whole lot of speech ifying i

that's been the biggest problem. >> reporter: the energy industry largely applauded the move. >> onef the greatest advantages america has is its natural resources, now what we can do is unleash those forces, whether it's nuclear, comb, gas, renewables, or even kind of new modems for energy efficiency. to have job growth to make lives better. >> reporter: the white house dismissed the concerns of environmentalists who said the president's actions could have disastrous consequences. a senior administration official at the white house says the best way to protect the environment is to have a strong economy. for "nightly business report," i'm eamon javers at the white house. >>> still ahead, conflicting signals, how you should manage your retirement savings in an uncertain market. >> wells fargo agreed to pay for a action scandal. it requires approval and will cover customers who put in a claim they authorized an account without their concept. in december, they settled with the government. >>> corporate america is always focused on policies out of washington and no more so than now. but

my view, i certainly applaud aspects of it. i think the move towards a skills-based system is long overdue, completely justified because again, as mark suggested, what's going on with low skilled immigration is that americans without high school degrees, predominantly black or hispanic themselves, are either getting pushed out of workplaces completely when they become dominated by, say, the spanish language, or find their wages dropping 6% drop in wages over the last several decades, thanks to mass low skilled immigration. so we need to move back towards high skilled but you know, i applaud that. the fact is people who come here illegally have assumed the risk of all all of the negative attributes of that status and they certainly assume the risk of deportation which is something being completely deleg delegitimated by the left. t if you can't deport an illegal immigrant, you can't do an illegal alien with criminal code crimes and that's a very profound political gesture that's going on that has its ultimate goal the underminin

i applaud that.the fact is that people who come here illegally have assumed the risk of all of the negative attributes about status, and they certainly assume the risk of deportation, which is something that is being completely de- legitimated by the left. if you can't even deport an illegal alien criminal, which is the position of sanctuary cities basically, you sure as heck can't report an illegal alien who has not caught on to commit other criminal code crimes and that is a very profound political gesture that is going on that has as its ultimate goal the undefinable lot of immigration itself. i myself, franco demise was something that may be do nothing. this is a problem that will eventually work itself out over time, that children, thanks to birthright citizenship, this is what of the most crucial aspects of our immigration policy, that should be changed but but i dot know if that would be, that's sort of a pie in the sky hope, at the children are already american citens, i'm not sure that we ne

. >> ile thought it wassish separational -- inspirational, it was applauded on our side and greeted withlause 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 countr

we should applaud such independence of mind and spirit in supreme court nominees. but unfortunately, instead of coming together behind this nominee, some of our colleagues continue to press forward with convoluted -- convoluted -- excuses as to why they won't support him. just yesterday my friend, the democratic leader, came to the floor to share his reasoning. he talked about the need for the nominee to be independent and impartial. well, judge gorsuch passes that test, and the american bar association, the organization revered as the gold standard for evaluating judges by the democratic leader himself and the former judiciary chairman, certainly agrees. it said based on the writings, interviews and analysis, we discern that judge gorsuch believes strongly in the independence of the judicial branch of government, and we predict that he will be a strong and respectful voice in protecting it. in addition to independence, the democratic leader talked about his concern that judge gorsuch has earned the support of conservatives. well, that's true. judge gorsuch has ear

the democrats don't applauded. how can you not applaud american jobs? don't forget -- a series of the set ups, if you were watching it on television, you are seeing this whole block of people who are not responding to the most obvious -- >> martha: i thought it was particularly interesting when he said you can't lobby for five years and have the room didn't get up. they were disappointed that they couldn't start lobbying for five years. [laughter] >> he opens up by talking about helping women in science, helping women as entrepreneurs, you would've thought the democrats would have been thrilled at that kind of language. >> martha: i'm sorry we had an audio problem. good to see you as always. we also have new fallout tonight from the most powerful moment of the president speech, which newt and rich was discussing he honored the the life of willian owens, who died last month in a terrorism raid in yemen. he paid tribute to ryan and to his widowed wife, carryn. >> we are blessed to be joined tonight by carryn owens, the wife of senior chief william ryan ow

harvey: nobody applauded her. >> but you would applaud extra hard. if you hate

you were applauding throughoutgu the night.ht.ell me what was your favoriteor moment of the speech?eech >> well, first of all, i was most impressed to see our -- the young man that lost his life in defense of our country, ryan over in yemin. >> his wife was there. his wife and a standing ohandi investigation from both sides oe the aisle, like the presidentdet said, a record, right? we oh him a lot as well as her. so i was really pleased aboutas that. unity aspect of this tonight? >> totally.>> i was hopeful that the presidend would try to bring the countryry together and he was extremely presidential. he didn't go off script as sometimes he does. to see both sides trying to rally together, he said we're one country. we have to pull together. we have differences, but we all -- we're lower than god andd we have to come together as a country because really without us coming together it would beud very difficult for him to be successful and i think alll americans want to see this guyy successful even if they disagree with him because

i applaud of the judge. too bad we didn't see her do that. i applaud her for what she said and how she handled it. okay. now, on tuesday night, we wanted eric shawn, one of the truthiest guys ever, a very truthy guy, okay, to check out president trump's statement, roll it. >> according to data provided by the department of justice, the vast majority of individuals convicted of terrorism and d terrorism-related offenses since 9/11 came here from outside ofnv our country. we have seen the attacks at home from boston to san bernardino to the pentagon and, yes, even the world trade center. >> bill: so he says most of the terrorists who have done damage emanated overseas. what is the deal? >> not completely truthy. it seems to be that he was jeff sessions' office last year in the doj, 580 convictions, 380 were foreign-born. there you have the majority. >> bill: let's explain that. e 580 terror convictions, and 380 were sentences handed out to foreign-born individuals. what's wrong with that? >> some of those cases were overseas terrorist attacks.

[applauding] >> sean: really, nancy? you could not stand or clap for creating jobs? it just shows how much influence the alt left has over the democratic party and that the democrats have zero interest in working with president trump even though he is trying to clean up the mess that they made with their failed leftist policies. the responsibility now to fix the country falls squarely on the republicans in the house and senate. now is the time they have to lead. look at the reaction to last night's speech from the american public, cnn had a poll. 78% of people had a positive reaction to the president's speech. 69% the policies he had laid out it would move the country in the right direction. cbs poll found the same thing. 76% of the people who watched approved of the speech.. over 60% said he addressed and it made them feel more optimistic. take a look at how the very tough, well-respected, liberal colleague chris wallace -- listen to what he said. >> i thought it was by far the best speech i'd ever heard donald trump give. it was one of the best speeches in that set