[applause] >> the democratic response from gretchen witmer. a reminder that the spanish-language response

i am gretchen witmer, the 49th governor of the great state of michigan. tonight, i am at my daughter's public school. we are here today with families and parents, teachers, and most importantly, students. i want to thank you all for coming, but tonight, i am going to talk to those of you who are watching at home. i would need a lot more than 10 minutes to respond to what the president just said, so instead of talking about what he is saying, i am going to highlight what democrats are doing. after all, you can listen to what someone says, but to know the truth, watch what they do. differentrs are no from americans everywhere. we love our families and want a good life today and a better life tomorrow for our kids. we work hard, and we expect our government to work hard for us as well. we have great -- and valid -- grit and value loyalty. and we still root for the detroit lions. we must stay engaged. our country, our democracy, our future demands it. we are capable of great things when we work together. we cannot forget that despite the dishonesty and divisi

here is gretchen whitmer who delivered the democratic response. watch this.

year, michigan governor gretchen whitmer gave the number craddock response to the president stayed at the union address. she was elected in 2018 after serving more than a decade in the state legislature. she reacted by talking about infrastructure, health care, and wage increases. [applause] governor witmer: good evening, i am honored to be here and grateful your tuning in. i am gretchen whitmer, the 49th government -- the 49th governor of the great state of michigan. tonight, i am at my daughter's public school. we are here with families, parents, teachers and most importantly, students. i want to thank you all for coming. tonight, i will talk to those of you who are watching at home. i need a lot more than 10 minutes to respond to what the president just said. instead of talking about what he is saying, i am going to highlight what democrats are doing. after all, you can listen to , but to knowsays the truth, watch what they do. michiganders are no different than americans anyway. we love our families and we want a good life today and a better life tomorrow for our kids. we work har

this year it's the governor of michigan, gretchen wilmer. would like to abolish all immigration enforcement. >> i think that "ice" was doing a cruel thing. >> we should abolish "ice"? >> yes. >> thank you. >> tucker: that's gretchen wilmer. she may be a star after tonight. delivering the state of the union address hasn't always been the career boost you might expect. we are joined by lisa booth. >> hi, tucker. >> tucker: gretchen wilmer i don't think will explain how allowing more low wage foreign wokkers into michigan will help laid-off auto workers. tell me about what this could do to her career? >> you see why they chose her. she won in 2018. if michigan. -- in michigan. she won by 9% points. it's a mixed bag to comment after the state of the union response. the president's approval rating is the highest of his presidency. people are happy. it will be hard to make that argument. you can go back to the 2019 response from stacy abram. i don't think she capitalized off. democrats hope would she would run in 2020. she said she would not. she

this is michigan govern gretchen whitmer. >> good evening. i'm honored to be here and grateful that you'rtuning in. i'm gretchen whitmer 49th governor of the great state michigan. tonight i'm at my daughter sheri and sydney's school east lancing high school. we're here today with families, parents, teachers and most importantly students. i want to thank you all for coming, but tonight i'ing to talk to those of you who are watching athome. i need a lot more than 10 minutes to respond to what the esident just said. so instead of talking about what he is sayg, i'm going to highlight what democrats are doing. after all, you can listen to what someone says but to know the truth everythin, watch what. from americans everywhere. we love our families and want a good life today and a betomte liferow for our kids. we work hard and we expect or government to work ha for us as well. we have vit andalue loyalty. and for the detroit lions. we and all americans might be weary of today politics but must stay engaged. our country, our democra, our future dema

the governor of michigan gretchen whitmer with the microphone. >> governor of the great state of michigan. tonight i'm at my daughter sherri and sydney's public school east lansing high school. we are here today with families and parents, teachers and most importantly students. i want to thank you all for coming. but tonight i'm going to talk to those of you who are watching at home. i need a lot more than 10 minutes to respond to what the president just said so instead of talking about what he is saying, i'm going to highlight what democrats are doing. after all, you can listen to what someone says. but to know the truth, watch what they do. michiganers are no different from americans everywhere. we love our families and want a good life today and a better life tomorrow for our kids. we work hard and we expect our government to work hard for us as well. we have grit and value loyalty. and we still root for the detroit lions. [laughter] we and all americans might be weary of today's politics but we must stay engaged. our country, our democracy, our future demand it. we're capable of great

eastern followed by the democratic response with michigan governor gretchen witmer and texas restaurant -- and texas representative monica escobar. >> we have had a series of guest join us throughout the morning and we will continue with our conversations. davedes moines, iowa with price. he serves as a political director. mr. price, thank you for joining us and welcome to c-span. dave price: good morning. nice to be here. host: tell us what your expectations are for tonight. who has the strongest chance of coming out on top right now? dave price: the consensus is that bernie sanders should have a good night and would likely be disappointed if he did not win tonight. if you go around, especially in the last couple of months, you can see the crowds that he has attracted. he has been going to some places where he can drive up to. he goes to iowa state university . he was just up in cedar rapids in the northeast part of the state over the weekend. he has been coupling his appearances, while he has been able to be here, he is also bringing in some musical guest which has helped build the cr

that will be followed by the democratic response by michigan governor gretchen wit measure and texas congresswoman veronica escobar. you can watch live on c-span, ondemand at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> c-span, your unfiltered view of government. created by cable in 1979, and brought to you today by your television provider. state of the tonight. our covert starting 8:00. -- joining iphone to us on the phone is a white house correspondent. thanks for joining us. overall what's the strategy of the president tonight? >> it is donald trump so i will say anything could happen before it happens. i will tell you what the white house is saying which is he is probably not going to mention impeachment, if only in passing. this strategy is to probably do what he would've done which is to go out there and read from the teleprompter as he does on these types of speeches and talk about his accomplishments. , forcredit for the economy traded, health care, immigration. what he thinks he is done. he will be talking the most past the member's of congress to the american peo

followed by the democratic michigan governor gretchen whitmer and texas veronica escobar. live coverage on c-span, on at -- demand at c-span.org or listen free on the free c-span radio app. >> democratic presidential wifedate joe biden and his jill biden spent time with at nashoday at an event awe -- nashua, new hampshire. here are his remarks. [cheers and applause] vice president biden: hello, hello, hello, hello. biden, jill biden's husband and valerie biden's brother. you guys. to see i just want to introduce you to the smarter people in my family. you.ank well, thank you very much for saying that. god, it's good to be in new hampshire. [laughter] oh, whoa. tell you what. well, god love you. is here too. anyway -- and the firefighters are here. [cheers and applause] folks, it really is -- i really mean it. [laughter] idea how happy we were to be heading to new and nashua. folks, i am going to be around week and for the next beyond that and fight for every vote. solitary as billy sheehan, a great supporter and friend of mine come joe, where we both from, just ask them. i

anthony, gretchen whitmer why? and what was the key message?onomy but in particular the reason they picture is because she is a woman governor and democrats wa nt to woman governor and democrats want to emphasise the number of new female politicians who have joined the party in recent yea rs joined the party in recent years because women voters have been a strong part of their electoral coalition. also the fa ct electoral coalition. also the fact that she is from michigan, a state which donald trump won in 2016, part of his pathway to winning the presidency. it was controlled at the time by a republican governor. democrats got it back from the republican party in 2018 so they have been putting her out there as a voice of the party, a young charismatic phase of the party from the midwest. —— face. for voters in michigan in particular to try and when those votes back in particular. he didn't mention it during his state of the union address, but president trump was boosted in the build up to the event by a bad 2a hours for the democrats — given th

eastern followed by the democratic response with the michigan governor gretchen whitmer and texas representative veronica escobar. live coverage on c-span, on-demand at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> c-span, your unfiltered view of government. created by cable in 1979 and brought to you today by your television provider. >> monday the senate impeachment trial of president trump continued with final deliberations on the articles. following today's drop senators came to the chamber floor to talk about the trial with some senators speak and whether the vote to convict or acquit the president. >> mr. president, and all of my colleagues in the senate, throughout this impeachment trial i thought a lot about what this country stands for. and for me as the son of an immigrant whose family came to the united states from germany in the 1930s, america stands as the beacon of liberty, equal justice andre democracy. .. >> , but by elected officers who answer to and work for we the people. generations of americans have struggled and sacrificed their lives to distend that audition vision

eastern, followed by the democratic response with michigan governor gretchen whitmer and texas representative veronica escobar. live coverage on c-span. on demand at c-span.org or list on the free c-span radio app. >> well, the u.s. senate will gavel in shortly later tonight senators will walk across the capitol to the house chamber to join their colleagues in a joint session. about that, the hill writes it could prove to be an awkward state of the union address. sitting behind president trump and elevated on the dias is speaker nancy pelosi who initially resisted impeachment efforts before eventually signing off on them. trump and pelosi haven't spoken since a contentious october meeting, and adam schiff and fellow impeachment managers as well as senate democrats who will vote unsuccessfully to remove trump from office less than 24 hours after his speech. as the senate delivers two impeachment articles senatorers have taken to the floor to say their positions and how this'll vote. and senator lisa murkowski on her announcement on the floor that she'll vote to acquit the president. and that c

and we've been listening there to michigan governor gretchen when he gave the democratic response to donald trump states of the union speech speaking to us there from lansing in michigan she referenced how she was brought in and i'm quoting here to fix the damn roads and she referenced at the top verse speech of importance it is to build bridges not burn them seeming to be a direct response to president trump's preferred methods of communication through twitter and that space is very domestically for a lot of mentions of health care concerns a lot of mentions of education and noticing real achievements on a local level she was also referencing young people and climate change this is certainly the topics that the americans do well on the other noticeable thing in that speech of course was how she referenced women it was a very females focused speech there talking about how teachers in the u.s. are having to crowd funds for supplies talking about soccer moms talking about the middle classes and referencing her daughter there as well so a very female focused speech let's get more on tha

followed by the democratic michigan governor gretchen whitmer and texas veronica escobar.rage on c-span, on at -- demand at c-span.org or listen free on the free c-span radio app. >> democratic presidential wifedate joe biden and his jill biden spent time with at nashoday at an event

. >> that's gretchen wittamer, the democratic senator, offering up a challenge to the president's taken the economy. >> the president says, the economy is strong. my question is, strong for whom? strong for the wealthy? >> it's important to note how the democrats chose to elevate michigan in that rebuttal. a critical state won by the president in 2016. >>> president trump killed down on the economy. he tried to make a contrast of what he called failed policies of the obama administration. >> jobs are booming. incomes are soaring. poverty is plummeting. >> the economy is strong. the unemployment rate is the lowest in years. but trump's job market trails the performance of the obama years. really important to note. 6.7 million jobs were added in the first five months of the trump administration. that compares with nearly 8 million in the final 35 months of obama's tenure. joe biden took note of the president's claims. he points out several establi accomplishments of the obama white house. president trump gave a tax break to the rich. the economy grew 2.5%. it's not the 3%, 4% or 5% that

[applause] >> the democratic response from gretchen witmer. a reminder that the spanish-language response by veronica escobar, a congresswoman from el paso is available on our website at c-span.org. thisew york times headline evening says state of the union sive updates -- trump add reality show flourishes to the state of the union. what did you think of the democratic response? >> i thought it was really funny that you said that the new york times described as being a reality show. i thought it was great that -- i don't remember her name but that that military servicemen was his family.rn to i thought someone was going to get arose. well.ose as it was very campaigning. -- campaigny. it was a lot of schmaltz and some congratulation. guaido's statement about venezuela and trying to be in solidarity. even having juan guaido there was a little show-offy, a little showboat. >> the former police chief of caracas was going to be there. it turned out to be mr. guaido. randy: i loved it. donald trump is a good president and he has done a lot of good t

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. >> that's gretchen whitmer, the democratic governor of michigan, focusing on health care and american workers. she offered up a challenge to the president's take on the economy. >> the president says the economy is strong. my question is, strong for whom? strong for the wealthy who are reaping rewards from tax cuts they don't need? >> it's noteworthy how democrats chose to elevate michigan in that rebuttal. a critical state won by the president in 2016. >>> in that speech, the president re-branbranding an al 11-year-old expansion in the economy as his alone. he tried to make a contrast to what he called failed policies of the obama administration. >> jobs are booming, incomes are soaring, poverty is plummeting. the years of economic decay are over. >> a strong economy and thriving jobs market key to the re-election argument. the unemployment rate is the lowest in 49 years. but fact check here -- the president's jobs market trails the performance of the obama years. nearly 6.7 million jobs added in the first 35 months of the trump administration compared to nearly 8 million in the fina

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good night. >> bret: governor gretchen whitmer from the great state of michigan.n front of a crowd there, this is a challenge for the democratic or republican response, we will have the other party response to the state of the union address. they had a crowd because we have seen some efforts without a crowd that sometimes seem stilted or just don't come off, in the wake of such a grand event like the state of the union address on the floor of the house chamber, so she was basically talking about the big issues that democrats are fighting over, saying they could be better at health care, infrastructure, and taking care of people in the state of michigan. >> martha: she's a governor from michigan and gets a lot of attention. she talked about pot holes, but i think "fix the damn rose" was her slogan. but it's tough to do a rebuttal when you don't have the grand surroundings of the chamber of course but let's get right to our panel because we want to talk about the interesting things that happened at the end of the night. joining is also tonight is byron york, chief p

gretchen whitmer delivered the democratic response. >> it doesn't matter what the president said about the stock market. what matters is that millions of people struggle to get by. american workers are hurting. . >> a new gala poll shows national support for president trump is at 49%. that's his highest nusince inauguration day. >>> well, the iowa democratic party had to released partial vote results from its president at caucus after a day-long delay. pete buttigieg shows a slight lead over bernie sanders. elizabeth warren is in third place followed by joe biden and amy klobuchar. the votes in iowa were delayed because of technical problems with a reporting app. >>> right now it is 5:39. let's check back in with sal castaneda for a look at traffic. >> we do have traffic that's getting a little bit busier at the toll plaza if you're driving into san francisco. we also do have a look at the nimitz freeway as you just heard that onramp on 880 north to mowry is open. so no more traffic delay at all as you look at the east bay. there have been no major issues. if you're going to some of th

here is gretchen whitmer who delivered the democratic response. report that our economy is the best it's ever been. if we hadn't reversed the failed economic policies of the previous administration, the world would not now be witnessing this great economic success. >> we just have stagnated while ceo pay has skyrocketed. so when the president says the economy is strong, my question is, strong for whom? strong for the wealthy who are reaping rewards from tax cuts they don't need? the american economy needs to be a different kind of strong. michigan invented the middle class. so, we know. if the economy doesn't work for working people, it just doesn't work. >> and we're going to hear more from the governor when she joins "morning joe" later this morning. >>> an army sergeant first class townsend williams returned from his deployment in afghanistan to surprise his family at the state of the union address last night. here's the president setting up the reunion. >> more burdens on military families especially spouses like amy williams from ft. bragg, n

i'm gretchen whitmer, the 49th governor of the great state of michigan.ht i am at my daughter, sherri and sidney's public school, east lansing high school. we're here today with families and parents, teachers, and most importantly, students. i want to thank you all for coming, but tonight i'm going to talk to those of you who are watching at home. i' i need a lot more than ten minutes to respond to what the president just said. so, instead of talking about what he is saying, i'm going to highlight what democrats are doing. after all, you can listen to what someone says, but to know the truth, watch what they do. michiganders are no different from americans everywhere. we love our families and want a good life today and a better life tomorrow for our kids. we work hard and we expect our government to work hard for us as well. we have grit and value loyalty, and we still root for the detroit lions. we and all americans might be weary of today's politics, but we must stay engaged. our country, our democracy, our future demand it. we're capable of great thing

i was so happy i watched it on to gretchen inc-span, yesterday. i met ellie in the 70's. i have been working as long as her. aboutthat movie on hbo ruth bader ginsburg and she made a brilliant comment that the word woman is not used one time in the constitution. are doing it and thank you so much. you make my day! guest: thank you for calling in. we will do it. hopefully now, we are determined to get this done. thank you for your work. host: in california, democrats line, go ahead. caller: hello. guest: hi, good morning. we didn't catch your comment. caller: have you read the brilliant matilda, josh and engage? lyn gage? guest: i have heard of her work. is that a favorite source of yours? i no of her work but i am not read her work. i know people who are working on her legacy which is extremely important. host: what is your comment? caller: she was a brilliant writer. like ruth bader ginsburg, she -- sometimes you have to change the words of what you are trying to get to. if you can't say what you mean, you can't mean what you say and you can't get what you want. i think

they make it easier to cancel than a cable since gretchen, for example.estors who are pretty good about disney in terms of the streaming business, simply because they have such outstanding programming, that should keep people on the service for a long period of time. they are also bundling with espn, hulu, offering an attractive bundle there. amanda: paul sweeney, we appreciate it. i want to look, back at u.s. equity averages. we have seen them surging, the s&p best day since august. a check on the markets as we had to break. from toronto and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ test sometimes your small screen is your big screen. and with the xfinity stream app, which is free with your service, you can take a spin through on demand shows, or stream live tv. download your dvr'd shows and movies on the fly. even record from right where you are. whether you're travelling around the country or around the house, keep what you watch with you. download the xfinity stream app and watch all the shows you love. mark: i am mark crumpton with first word news. the democrat

. >> in the democratic response michigan governor gretchen whitmer pushed back on the president's comment on. the president's speech came one day before the final vote in his impeachment trial which will likely result in his acquittal. on capitol hill ray bogan fox newsment. >>> now the iowa democratic party has released some of the results of its presidential caucus with a day-long delay. pete buttigieg is in the lead with 27%. bernie sanders at 25%. elizabeth warren at 18%. joe biden at 15%. and amy klobuchar at 13%. >>> all right. sal castaneda is here. and it's been a busy morning. >> yeah, i want to show you the far away commutes from the sgil roy area since a lot of people are getting on the road in the area. this whole area off to a nice start. and then 101 through morgan hill into san jose. police activity on 880 near maury is not causing major problems for the freeway but that off ramp is an off ramp you should avoid. this is a look at interstate 880 farther up on the bay to the bridge and it's still light. it's 10 after 4:00. 4:10, here's steve paulson. >>> it's early. also out

gretchen witmer will be responding to the president's speech. she will have a live audience. the spanish-language response will be delivered by veronica escobar. 202 is the area code. 748-8920 for democrats. republicans, and others, 748-8922. the state of the union is. your job is to finish that sentence. women inthe democratic the house will be wearing white. you can see the picture. wear white to celebrate the anniversary of the 19th amendment. they will attend the state of the union. marsha blackburn tweeted out we are just a few hours away from the state of the union. looking forward to having navy seal david goggins join me. tennessee is lucky to have such a strong military community. leonard inall is smithville, tennessee. the state of the union is what? where the president can lay out his measures for the future and keep america great again. i think he has been the best president of the u.s. ever had. >> why do you say that? >> he has accomplished more. he has done more than he promised to do. weren't withats him, we need to build a wall, which is making go slow. had t

the democratic response with michigan governor gretchen witmer and texas representative veronica escobar. live coverage on c-span, on demand, c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio apps. >> c-span, unfiltered view of government created by cable in 1979 and brought to you today by your television provider. next, donald trump speaks the white house and on human trafficking joined by mike pence and human trafficking survivor. [hail to the chief] ♪ [applause] >> thank you very much please. i want to thank you all for being here as we mark the twentieth anniversary of trafficking victims protection act, very important. 20 years ago this nation took a historic step to protect the victims of this form of modern-day slavery in the united states and all around the world. my administration is 100% committed to eradicating human trafficking from the earth. i'm pleased to be joined this afternoon by mike pence and members of my cabinet, attorney general william barr, secretary jean scully a, hello, jean, secretary alex aczar. unfortunately in this case -- acting secretary chad wolf, great job

governor gretchen whitmer, we appreciate you taking time to talk to us this morning.nto thank you. hope to see you soon. >> us, too. >>> so, john, we know that you will be speaking with mayor pete buttigieg soon and he is already out and about it sounds like there in new hampshire. >> yeah, we hope to be speaking to him soon, but there you're looking at live pictures of him in nashua, new hampshire, which i know you know well, alisyn, he is in a cafÉ talking to voters. no rest for the frustrated. no results from eye warnings but the candidates they've got to be out on the trail this morning. can we hear him? no, we have no audio of the mayor there. hopefully he will drive up and join us in manchester shortly. we have a representative from the biden campaign joining us next. skin in a day? aveeno® with prebiotic triple oat complex balances skin's microbiome. so skin looks like this and you feel like this. aveeno® skin relief. get skin healthy™ i'm finding it hard to stay on a faster laptop could help. plus, tech support to stay worry free woory free.... boom! boom! get

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in the democratic response gretchen whitmer plans to keep the focus on issues important to americans. >> promoting some of the good actions that democrats are taking across the country improving lives. >> reporter: with acquittal expected at least one democrat is looking for a way to still send a message to the president asking ukraine to investigate a political rival was wrong. >> it will love this body to unite across party lines and as an equal branch of government students the actions of the presidents and hold him accountable. >> reporter: senator joe manchin could attract moderate republicans with also denounced the actions of the president that say that they do not rise to the level of impeachment. >> i cannot vote to convict. the constitution provides for impeachment but does not demand it in all instances. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell can stop a resolution from even coming to the floor for a vote. katherine johnson, cbs news, capital health. >> we can also expect president trump to focus on immigration and the killing of iranian general qassem soleimani. you can watch it on k

michigan governor gretchen whitmer. >> it doesn't matter. student loans or prescription drugs. american workers are hurting. . >> now, a new gala poll shows national support for president trump at 49%. that is his highest number since inauguration day. >>> time is now 4:35. the iowa democratic party has released partial vote results after a day-long delay. early results show pete buttigieg with a slight lead over bernie sanders. elizabeth warren is in third place followed by joe biden and amy klobuchar. those results were delayed because of technical problems with a reporting app. bay area election officials say that software problem in iowa won't happen here because the app used in iowa is not used in our voting system. california's primary is also closely regulated by individual counties and the state. still election officials hope for an error-free election night not just here but everywhere. >> the legitimacy of the whole elections process is vulnerable to the mistakes or mall feasance in one place of the country. >> now the contra costa registrar hacking. >>> well, about 3

followed by the democratic response with michigan governor gretchen whitman and texas representativerage on c-span, on demand it c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. on q&a, catherine sullivan, the first american woman to walk in space talks about her book " handprints on hubble." >> we've learned we have so much more to learn about the universe and how it operates but we also learned more about black holes, what they are and how stars form. we have been able to look into stellar nurseries where stars are forming. we are able to look much further back in time because of the power of hubble. that's our place in the universe and how this universe works. a big part of what hubble is unlocking. >> watch tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. andoreign dignitaries holocaust survivors gathered on january 27 to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz-birkenau concentration camp run by nazis during world war ii. speakers include four auschwitz survivors and the ceremony concludes with a candle vigil held in memory of those killed at the concentration ca

his address from the house chamber at 9:00, followed by the democratic response by 3467 governor gretchenhitmer and texas representative veronica escobar. watch on c span, at c-span.org, or on the free c-span radio app. >> c-span, your unfiltered view of government. created by cable in 1979, brought to you today by your television provider. >> democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren held a town hall today in keene, new hampshire, where she took questions from the audience about the uncertainty of the iowa caucus results. elizabeth: hello, keene!

. :00 p.m.day at eight eastern followed by the democratic response with michigan governor gretchen wittner and texas representative veronica escobar. live coverage on c-span. host: joining us from boston is stephanie sure he she is president of evelyn's list. clearfield, associate editor of the washington journal. >> thank you. statestart with the everybody is going to be watching monday, that is iowa caucuses. with allng argument the candidates have been focused on who is the best to beat president trump. if a male candidate wins, i am curious to what message that sends to voters buying the argument that a woman can win and defeat president trump. at thisi am looking next monday is a wide-open caucus. it is hard to know where things are going to land. you have got candidates bunched up and await -- it has been a long time since you have had four candidates bunched up in the polling consistently like we have seen with sanders, biden, warman, and buttigieg. klobuchar, sneaking her way up. it is going to be wild. it is going to be interesting to see what happens. the thing about this race an

. >> michigan governor gretchen whitmer delivered the state of the state address from the state capital in lancing. in her speech governor wit mer focused on infrastructure, education and health care. [ applause ]mer focused on infrastructure, education and health care. [ applause ] >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. lieutenant governor gillkris, speaker hatfield, majority leaders, thank you. members of my cabinet, members of the bench, and all of those who serve our state, thank you. i must say everyone is looking fantastic tonight. [ applause ] but this year i want to get one thing straight. this is not the red carpet, so please, i urge you, focus on the substance of my speech. it's about issues, not appearances. [ applause ] i mean, i don't care how distracting the senator's outfit is. cut him a break. thank you. for your sense of humor. tonight, i have the honor of both speaking on behalf of the people of michigan and directly to the people of michigan. so whether you're watching from home or you are in this room, welcome. i am glad that you are here. i'm

after he finished his state of the union union, michigan governor gretchen whitmer gave the democraticponse speech. victoria escobar gave the spanish response. we at "the daily show" have our own annual response where we cover tissues that are especially important to black america. please raise, not likely, just clap as for the annual state ofe shit address. >> good evening americans, black people and people of color. >> i'm roy wood, jr. coming to you from a popeyes owned by sedric the entertainer. these black people are gathered to once again ask ourself the question, where we is? laugh raff we can't deny we had setbacks in 2019. let's start with this presidential race. all our black candidates are gone. kamala gone, cory, done. deval patrick, come on. right now the blackest person in the race is andrew yang. and, no, he is not related to the i didn't ying yang twins. i made that same mistake. ( laughter ) but by campaigning on giving all americans $1,000 a month, yang is doing one of the blackest things, promising to hook everybody up before he even got the damn job. y'all know how

rushing for these actors to as well i mean the whole event was works a liberation wasn't no world of gretchen bird was mentioned so many times as well you know these guys go on without a good invention good film we just want you to play the cause i mean we don't own the joke to act like oh well i'm joking he did the same thing with bottles and now in made a ridiculous speech during the all schools and brad pitt isn't really a political heavyweight i mean marlon brando started all this started back as 7 children who are native american and he talked about vietnam you know at least the guy i knew about politics at least he made political films i just think it's this is a joke and absolute joke but we mustn't give them too much power because that's exactly what they're after the attention seekers this is a bit like a school is it peer pressure to kind of do whatever else is doing what's wrong with just getting up there and thanking all the people who actually help. get to that position while i agree no apart from the oscars was going on for too long and before used to be thanking everybody that

eastern followed by the democratic response with michigan governor gretchen witmer and texas restaurant -- and texas representative monica escobar. >> we have had a series of guest join us throughout the morning and we will continue with our conversations. davedes moines, iowa with price. he serves as a political director. mr. price, thank you for joining us and welcome to c-span. dave price: good morning. nice to be here. host: