it's going to come from the third-term congressman from the state of massachusetts, he is joseph kennedy, 37 years old. he is the son of a former congressman joe ke, the grandson of an attorney the late robert f. kennedy robert fand,of course, great nef president john f. kennedy. there is a lot of conversation about who the democrat chosen. we'll get to hear him now, congressman joe kennedy. (cheers and applause) >> thank you. thank you. thank yo (cheers and applause) >> thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you. good evening, ladies and it is an absolute privilege to join you all tonight. we are here in fall river,

president that being delivered by joseph kennedy a congressional representative of massachusetts also interesting great nephew of the assassinated u.s. president j.f.k. or john kennedy someone who is something obviously hells from a very well known family in the u.s. that has a very different political taking than the republicans who currently control the white house and the congress. so let's go back to kimberly how once again she's on capitol hill and let's drill down some of the things coming out of joe kennedy speech and he was chosen for a reason to give shall we say the alternative view right kimberly. indeed that is exactly what his job is with the democratic response and i think it's important to know what i saw in the text of the speech a little what we heard there is if donald trump was trying to strike unity it doesn't appear that he has a very receptive audience terms of the democrats because this speech though we heard just a snippet in the full text really works of course to say that donald trump essentially in the eyes of democratic members of congress and the party as

at a trade school representative joseph kennedy the third record of this official response. we see an economy that makes stocks soar investor portfolios bold and corporate profits climb but fails to give workers their fair share of the reward a government that struggles to keep itself open and this nagging sinking feeling no matter what your political beliefs. this is not right this is not who we are protesters marched on the streets of washington and many worried by trump's hard line stance on immigration while young republicans at a washington bar were enthusiastic. while you president probably said a while as you try and we already have a lot of bipartisanship there are critics and fans agreed the trump succeeded in staying largely on message and he ended on a high note as long as we have confidence in our values faith in our citizens and trust in our god. we will never fail. our families will thrive. our people will prosper and our nation will forever be safe and strong and proud and mighty and free thank you and god bless america goodnight. another landmark on an extrao

. >> shepard: democrat joseph kennedy the third with the democratic response officially tonight live, and here we go. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. it is an absolute privilege to join you alternate. we are here in fall river massachusetts, a proud american city. [cheers and applause] >> an american city built by immigrants. [cheers and applause] >> from textiles to robots, this is a place that knows how to make great things. [cheers and applause] >> representative kennedy: the students are with us here this evening in the auto tech program at diamond regent technical school carry on that rich legacy. [cheers and applause] >> representative kennedy: like many american hometowns, fall river has faced its share of storms, but the people here are tough. they fight for each other. they pulled for their city. it is a fitting place to gather as our nation reflects on the state of our union. this is a difficult task. many have spent the last year anxious, angry, afraid. we al

it's going to come from the third-term congressman from the state of massachusetts, he is joseph kennedy, 37 years old. he is the son of a former congressman joe ke, the grandson of an attorney the late robert f. kennedy robert fand,of course, great nef president john f. kennedy. there is a lot of conversation about who the democrat chosen. we'll get to hear him now, congressman joe kennedy. (cheers and applause) >> thank you. thank you. thank yo (cheers and applause) >> thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you. good evening, ladies and it is an absolute privilege to join you all tonight. we are here in fall river, manachusetts, a proud ameri city. (cheers and applause) an american city built by immigrants. (cheers and applause) from textiles to robots a place that knows how to make great things. (cheers and applause) the students are with us here this evening in the auto tech program at diman regional vocational technical school to carry on that rich legacy. (cheers and applause) like manymerican hometowns, fall river has faced its share of storms, but the people here are tough. they

. >> shepard: democrat joseph kennedy the third with the democratic response officially tonight live, and here we go. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. it is an absolute privilege to join you alternate. we are here in fall river massachusetts, a proud american city. [cheers and applause] >> an american city built by immigrants. [cheers and applause] >> from textiles to robots, this is a place that knows how to make great things. [cheers and applause] >> representative kennedy: the students are with us here this evening in the auto tech program at diamond regent technical school carry on that rich legacy. [cheers and applause] >> representative kennedy: like many american hometowns, fall river has faced its share of storms, but the people here are tough. they fight for each other. they pulled for their city. it is a fitting place to gather as our nation reflects on the state of our union. this is a difficult task. many have spent the last year anxious, angry, afraid. we al

thank you. >> 37-year-old democratic congressman joseph kennedy iii delivering the official democratice to the president's state of the union address. he is a twin, one of the eldest grandsons of bobby and ethel kennedy, and great-nephews of president john f. kennedy. let's go back to savannah. >> we have hallie jackson at the white house. hallie, what's the early word from the white house, and are they on pins and needles? we saw the president on teleprompter, on the script, we all know what happens when the blackberry or the iphone comes out and twitter is opened up. >> reporter: savannah, we've seen the movie before of donald trump saying one thing on script one night, something very different on twitter the next morning. white house sources have made a very big point of telling me and others that the president was meticulously involved in crafting this, this was going to be unifying. the president himself talked about that. i remind you a year ago the president also at that time in his joint address to congress said the time for trivial fights was over. since then he personally att

tuesday night at 6:00 here on ktvu and ktvu.com and we will have the democratic response from joseph kennedy and post speech analysis. >>> a woman is desperate for answers after her sister was killed by a hit and run driver. we are live now in the news room after talking with the victim's sister who rob says is urging just pleading with that driver to come forward. >> that is right. heartfelt speech. the victims older sister is now caring for the two children left behind. she said it is because the area here with the hit and run took place is busy. she is hoping cameras could help catch that driver. >> it is a terrible loss. terrible. she was only 27 years old. she has 2 beautiful babies. >> reporter: jefferson realizes her younger sister is never coming back. now she wants whoever was behind the wheel to step forward. >> got to be somebody out there at 8:34 at night to see this women get mowed down. somebody. >> reporter: 27-year-old lori van walker was killed on friday night in an apparent hit and run. according to the police at 8:48 she was walking near sonoma boulevard and lewis brown ro

he is 37-year-old massachusetts congressman joseph kennedy. he is in his third term. he is a former peace corps volunteer and assistant d.a., and he was chosen, jeff, because democrats see him as a contrast in every way to president trump, and like his famous grandfather, robert kennedy, he's got a way with words. in fact, some of his speeches from the health care debate last year reviewed online millions of times. >> glor: all right, nancy cordes, i will see you during the speech in just a short time. thank you very much. republican senator marco rubio of florida gave the opposition response five years ago when barack obama was president. and earlier today, i talked to the senator about the battle over immigration, which throad a government shutdown this month. i asked him if he thinks progress is being made. >> who would have thought two years ago that conservative republicans were prepared to do a pathway to citizenship, you know? and that's progress. and i've also seen some willingness on the part of my democratic colleagues to do more on the border. i think the h

joseph kennedy iii, grandson of bobby, great-nephew of john f. kennedy. rep. kennedy: bullies may land e punch, they mae a mark, but they have never, not once in the history of our united states, managed to match the strength and spirit of people united in defense of future. jon: joe kennedy is seeking to 'oaden the democratic pa's appeal to bring in more young people and minorities. dona trump is trying to wide the base of his support. what repubcans and democrats are engaged in is a battle for november's dterm elections, which could fundamentally alter the trajectory of this presidency. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. jane:bo so what the speech itself and how it was delivered? nei spoke to somho used to have a craft in the state of the union address for george w. bush. what did you make of the speech? >> i don't know if i would have been as smart as his speechwriters ended up being, taking a president who is not known as being a lefty oratiti an. his victory speech was very gracious when he won the election. but using people, using the extraordinary average

congressman joseph kennedy iii delivered the official democratic response. >> many have spent the last year anxious, angry, afraid. a government that struggles to keep itself open. russia, knee deep in our democracy. hatred and supremacy proudly marching in our streets. bullets tearing through our classrooms, concerts and congregations. this is not right. this is not who we are. >> when all was said and done, 48% of those who watched president trump's state of the union address reacted very positively to the speech according to a snap cnn poll. 29% reacted negatively and 22% said they had a somewhat positive reaction. according to twitter the speech was the most tweeted in history, with 4.5 million tweets during the address. >>> well, the one clear part of the president's address, immigration. mr. trump zeroing in on some of the heinous and violence acts at the hands of undocumented immigrants. infuriated democrats said he was casting immigrants as violent criminals. he laid out are condition forz what he said would be a fair deal. the president highlighted some of the guests seat add

>> reporter: david, joseph kennedy, the congressman from massachusetts, he is the grandson of bobby kennedy, will be giving this democratic response tonight. >> cecilia vega live at the white house. cecilia, we'll see you in a few. and i'll be joining george and the entire political team cecilia, mary jon karl for the president's state of the union address. that begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here. >>> in the meantime one more major headline tonight. abc news has learned that the special counsel is seeking to interview the man who quit as spokesperson for the president's team? what did he see that he did not like? abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: he was the spokesman for president trump's legal team. >> good afternoon, everyone i'mmark coren insider often called upon to give . but tonight, abc news is learning more details about what allegedly caused mark corallo to abruptly leave the trump team. something the special counsel apparently wants to talk to him about, as robert mueller aggressively pursues the possibility of obstruction of justice. corallo quit in july, sources say, in part

thank you. [ applause ] >> 37-year-old joseph kennedy iii delivering the president's response to the f the union address. he is a twin and one of the oldest grandsons of bobby and ethel kennedy and great-nephews of john j. kennedy. >>> i lost my track of thought. let's go back to savannah. >> we have hallie jackson at the white house, our chief correspondent. hallie, what's the word from the white house? are they on pins and needles. we saw the president on tell prompters and on script, but we know what happens when the blackberry comes out and twitter is opened up. >> reporter: we've seen the movie before of donald trump saying one thing on script one night, something very different on twitter the morning after. white house sources here have made a very big point of telling me and others that the president was meticulously involved in crafting this, that this was going to be unifying. the president himself talked about that. but i remind you that a year ago the president also at that time in his joint address to congress said that the trivial fights were over. he attacked about 20 pe

joseph kennedy iii, grandson of bobby, great nephew of presidentjohn f kennedy.e never, not once — in the history of our united states — managed to match the strength and spirit of a people united in defence of their future. joe kennedy is seeking to broaden the democratic party's appeal, to bring in more young people and minorities. donald trump is trying to widen the base of his support. what both republicans and democrats are engaged in is a battle for november's midterm elections, which could fundamentally alter the trajectory of this presidency. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. is a slap an act of terrorism? next week, a 16—year—old palestinian girl will go on trial in an israeli military court for a range of security offences after she was filmed slapping an israeli soldier. the video of the palestinian teenager, ahed tamimi, which was filmed by her mother, went viral and they were both arrested. our middle east editor, jeremy bowen, reports from their home village nebi saleh, on the israeli—occupied west bank. any peace in nebi saleh on a cold winter day i

we also have the democrat ec response from massachusetts' congressman joseph kennedy and we'll have post speech analysis coming up right here on channel 2. >>> congresswoman jackie spear is hosting a town hall kicking off at 10:00, planning to discuss president trump's first year in office representative spears says today's meeting at the i think rid lacey middle school is meant to continue last year's conversations about changes being made in the current administration, town hall meeting scheduled to go about an hour. >>> two new refrigerators on air force one could cost tax payers 24 million bucks. the department of defense said boeing gave an estimated cost or close to that number for the amount to replace the refrigerators in december. now while the price tag may seem high, these are not your typical refrigerator units. they are more like fridge units would you find in a high scale restaurant, they have to be able to hold enough food and supplies to last weeks in the event of an emergency. >>> a sex offender from san jose has been arrested on possession of distributing child pornogra

after that, it will be the democratic party's response from massachusetts senator joseph kennedy. >>> the president has a plan that offers a path of us citizenship for young immigrants were what -- were brought to the u.s. by their parents, the so-called dreamers. in return, the president wants billions of dollars to start the border wall, extra border security, and limits on the legal immigration system. democrats say right now the focus should just be on the dreamers. the president has set a deadline of march 5 for the daca program that protects them to and. >> reporter: of the most important thing we could do is protect dreamers. so i'm glad it does do that. but some changes they are proposing are devastating to the immigration system. >> that the president continues the attitude he is expressing in this proposal, my democratic friends will calm down, let's take a deep breath, we will get there. >> congress was able to reopen the government on a short-term continuing resolution which funded the government through february 5 after a three day shutdown. >>> a sign was put up over the

joseph kennedy, parents of the groom are among the personalities are on hand to make this the top society wedding of the year. " "for the spectators outside the church, it's a real storybook wedding . a radiant bride, the former jacqueline bouvier and a handsome groom. with a pretty wife and politically rising star, the future seems bright for the junior senator from massachusetts." after a honeymoon in mexico, the newlyweds returned to washinton d.c., where kennedy focused on his rising political career. in 1957, they welcomed a daughter, caroline. and three years later, their son, john junior, was born. it seemed the american public could not get enough of the handsome young family. in january, 1960, kennedy announced his candidacy for president and on november 8 he beat republican presidential nominee, richard m. nixon, in a close race. "we'll light our country and all who serve it and the glow from that fire can truly light the world." when he was sworn in as the nation's thirty-fifth president the following january, john f. kennedy was 44 years old, after his assassination, it was ja

but this is massachusetts congressman joseph kennedy iii speaking from fall river, mass. [ cheering and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. it is an absolute privilege to join you all tonight. we are here in fall river, massachusetts, a proud american city. [ applause ] an american city built by immigrants. from textiles to robots, this is a place that knows how to make great things. the students are with us here this evening and the auto tech program at diamond regional tech school carry on that legacy. like many american hometowns, fall river has faced its share of storms. but the people here are tough. they fight for each other. they pull for their city. it is a fitting place to gather as our nation reflects on the state of our union. this is a difficult task. many have spent the last year anxious, angry, afraid. we all feel the fractured fault lines across our country. we hear the choices of americans who are forgotten and feel forsaken. we see an economy that makes stocks floor, in

referencing kennedy, you're going to have to read the book because joseph kennedy features extensively -- >> oh, yes. >> but i would just like to, on behalf of everyone, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. [applause] >> and he will be joining us outside to sign books, so i hope many of you, if you don't have it already, i promise you you're going to love it. [inaudible conversations] >> booktv has covered many presidential biographies. most recently, kenneth white's "hoover," american ulysses by ronald white and herbert hoover in the white house . be presidential history is a topic that interests you, visit booktv.org and search presidential biography book. several programs appear, and you can -- will appear, and you can watch them all online. >> and in publishing news this weekend, author michael wolff's new book "fire and fury" about the inner workings of the trump white house is already on bestsellers' list. he discussed the book on "meet the press." >> you were pretty tough on donald trump early in 2017, to the media, it is a given that trump is largely out of control a

when we come back, we'll look at the democratic response from joseph kennedy iii. and we'll address president trump's reentcent attraction one president. >>> welcome back to "hard did the ba the -- "hardball." in delivering his response, he tapped into he doesn't like the whole notion you have to choose. >> many have spent the last year anxious, angry, afraid. we all feel the fractured fault lines across our country. we hear the voices of americans who are forgotten and feel forsaken. it would be easy to dismiss this past year's chaos, partisanship, as politics. but it's far, far bigger than that. this administration isn't just targeting the laws that protect us, they're targeting the very idea that we are all worthy of protection. so here is the answer that democrats offer tonight. we choose both. [ applause ] we fight for both. the greatest, strongest, richest nation in the world should not have to leave anyone behind. >> i think the message was very much the message of his grandfather. he said we don't have to choose between the factory worker out of work and th

the democrat response will be delivered by someone whose name might ring a bell, representative joseph kennedy third. his great uncles were president john f. kennedy and senator ted kennedy. his grandfather was robert f. kennedy. at the time he was one of the great hopes of the nation. bobby kennedy was killed two months and two days after dr. martin luther king jr. so sending him to do the response on tuesday could harken back to 1968 when everything seemed possible. so can this kennedy harness that and break the state of the union reply? now it's time for "last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening. >> i will see you tomorrow on your show. >> absolutely. >> i enjoyed hearing you speak with so much authority about 1968 when you were not alive. but i know where you got that. i

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you used to have -- teddy roosevelt, his -- joseph kennedy, jfk's father, lost a son in world war ii. and that the elite had the american ethic. he thinks people in new york and los angeles, that's changed in terms of people and money. >> host: what do you think? >> guest: i -- >> host: did he persuade you? sunny think he did. personally, i think that -- again, i don't know if i've gone through all the statistics and everything like that but my feeling is that when you look at people who graduate from a lot of these elite institutions, there's not a same attendance at church, which-0 or synagogues which is important for a moral foundation. it's more sort of middle class and working class people who do that, and personally, i think that they've lost a lot of that. there's -- i tend to agree with him that these are the people who are still -- embody a lot of the values that we saw with the founders of the nation. a lot of these traditional values. people who are not just looking at average people as commodity. the want to work a full day and not just looking for a way to leverage any am

. >> joseph kennedy iii will deliver the democratic response to president trump's state of the unionress on tuesday. party leaders say kennedy, the grandson of robert f. kennedy, is a fighter for working americans. you can see the president's speech and kennedy's response live tuesday here on fox news channel. up next, whatever happened to all those reforms that were supposed to take place at veterans hospitals? first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox five in new york, the defense lawyer for joaquin "echapo" guzman said he promises not to kill any jurors during the priel. they argue against a prosecution request for special protection for jurors. they say that gives the impression guzman is dangerous, and guilty. fox 13 in tampa has all 67 counties in florida report flu activity, and widespread absences from schools. gulf county has closed all of its schools so they can be san died. the cdc says the flu has killed at least 30 children nationwide. and this is a live look at honolulu from fox khom, the big story there tonight, the stat

after that there, will be the democratic party's response from massachusetts' congressman joseph kennedy>> a bipartisan group of senators are schedule today meet about president trump's immigration proposal today. the plan offers a path to citizenship for young immigrants brought to the united states illegally by their parents, the so-called dreamers. in return, president trump wants billions of dollars to pay for a border wall, extra security, and limits on the legal immigration system. some democrats say the focus should be on the dreamers, since the president set a deadline on march 5 for the daca program that protects them to end. >> the most important thing we can do is protect dreamers. i do appreciate it addresses that issue. some of the changes that they are proposing are devastating to our immigration system. >> if the president continues his attitude, well my democratic friends will calm down. it's hard to deal with president trump. let's take a deep breath, we can get there. >> the last attempt at immigration reform earlier this month. it ended in a three-day government shutdo

when we come back, we'll look at the democratic response from joseph kennedy iii. plus we have bradley whitford. and we'll address president trump's recent attacks on the press. >>> welcome back to "hardball." in delivering his response, he tapped into he doesn't like the whole notion you have to choose. between working white people and minorities. he doesn't like that whole notion you have to choose. that's what trump tries to sell. let's take a look. >> many have spent the last year anxious, angry, afraid. we all feel the fractured fault lines across our country. we hear the voices of americans who are forgotten and feel forsaken. it would be easy to dismiss this past year's chaos, partisanship as politics. but it's far, far bigger than that. this administration isn't just targeting the laws that protect us, they're targeting the very idea that we are all worthy of protection. so here is the answer that democrats offer tonight. we choose both. [ applause ] we fight for both. the greatest, strongest, richest nation in the world should not have to leave anyone behi

. >> joseph kennedy, that emotional support peacock that they were trying to put out on the delta flighthe needed that bird. >> shannon: is at the role of the minority to say, things are not good and i'm warning you, this is not go to? >> he was not prepared for the speech that trump was going to give. he did not give a bipartisan speech. he gave a partisan, red meat speech where he was keeping -- doing what he does, keep that 35 to 40% of the country that is with him, he keeps them with him and they love him and they walked away from us and saying, i love this guy even more than ever. when the democrats have a response, he was upset, anxious, terrified, he seemed like he was afraid of the moment, bring the peacock in, chill everybody out. >> shannon: it's time for pjs. i got a few more minutes. the peacock pj's. you have begun pj's? >> speak it with only plates. when i know what to get you for secret santa this year. 11 mama south. chris stirewalt, thank you. the economy, a strong talking point despite a tough day on the market. how much credit should the president get? real debate that

the 37-year-old congressman is the son of former representative joseph kennedy ii. s the grandson of senator robert f. kennedy, and the great-nephew of president john f. kennedy, and senator ted kennedy. he is serving his third term in the house. >> and what's interesting about his address, he's actually going to be speaking from the auto body shop of a vocational tech school in fall river, massachusetts. now, we're told that inside this audience is about 30 students who are all involved in school government. so he is speaking amongst the people. he is the only third-generation kennedy in office in congress, and so this is a big moment for him on the national stage. >> thank you, thank you. ( applause ). >> thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. it an absolute privilege to join you all tonight. we are here in fall river, massachusetts, a proud american city. ( cheers and applause ) an american city built by immigrants. ( cheers and applause ) from textiles to robots, this is a place that knows how to make great things. ( appla

joseph p. kennedy the third will deliver his marks as the democratic responds from fall river. the 37-year-old talks about the pope opposing the president's new american moment with what he calls a better deal for all. there's also a response delivered in spanish from the delicate from the virginia house of delicates and i believe maxine waters will be delivering a response also on b.e.t. network. >> a lot of speculation about whether the president will talk about north korea in his address tonight. of course, it's been so many heated exchanges between the leaders of our two countries and the north korean leader and the president's tweets often attacking the north korean leader. him falling back. they've been back and forth for so long now. there's some speculation as to whether or not he'll talk about the north korean leadership and what the united states may do about that crisis. . >> there's the sergeant welcoming the president into the chamber now. >> this usually takes a while for the president to get to the front of the room as many of the members often not only want to s

. >> and the young kennedy, the young joseph kennedy -- >> yes. he has been all about this. he has talked about it everywhere. about people who don't have a voice. >> as i said off the air i'd really love to see your party bring someone other than a kennedy or clinton to give a speech. >> i can give you that. but the fact he's a millennial -- is 37 a millennial? >> van jones should have delivered the speech. >> the most remarkable thing about this speech, actually, we can debate -- >> which one? >> the kennedy speech. is that that was your crystal clear proof that maybe they'll cut a deal on dreamers, i doubt it, maybe they'll do a couple of things bipartisan. this is going to be a very partisan year, in part because the democrats think that's where the president is and that's where they want to be. this is top to bottom -- >> don't you agree? >> let him finish. >> this is top to bottom tsh he never mentions the president. in this speech, if you have a democratic president the republican always says if there's an area we can work with the president -- the pabulum is there. i

we will also have the democratic response from congressman joseph kennedy. >>> resident trump is squaringhe president originally used was quote, hurtful. the president lashed back this morning. he tweeted somebody please inform jay-z because of my policies, they are at the lowest rate ever recorded. so far, jay-z has not responded. >>> jay-z is in new york for an award show. the 16th annual grammy awards will be at madison square garden. at the recent terrorist attacks, the state department plans to hold a security briefing for several artists. >> the threat that is of concern these days is the vehicle threat. there will be a lot of streets blocked off. there will be a lot of sanitation trucks, a lot of blocker trucks. >> jay-z has the most nominations this year, eight. that is followed by kendrick lamarr. this year they will be a focus on me to and the times that movement. some stars plan to wear a white rose in solidarity with victims of sexual thought.>>> jackie spears calling president trump's 1st year in office one of chaos and incompetence. more than 300 people came to the school ye

do not remember a time when there has been this much buzz about the democratic response, it is joseph kennedyngressman out of massachusetts. he has succeeded barney frank and he is a dream candidate. he is a kennedy, his grandfather was robert f kennedy, his great uncle was john f. kennedy, and he went to stanford undergraduate, he went into the peace corps and learned fluent spanish, then came back to harvard law school where he met his wife studying under elizabeth warren. and he does not like publicity. alix: that is unusual. this is a coveted spot for people, this could catapult people into the spotlight. david: they are putting forth a new generation, and one of his best friend is the number two on the republican side, the house side, mccarthy, they work out all the time and he thinks he is the best guy on the democratic side. "i think he has more potential than anybody else on the democratic side because of the way he carries himself, the homework he does and his ability to serve." alix: great stuff. we miss you, but have a good time tonight. we are still looking at breaking news, amazo

the official response coming from massachusetts congressman joseph kennedy. bernie sanders also giving his own response on facebook. >> bullies may land a punch. they may leave a mark, but they have never, not once in the history of our united states, managed to match the strength and spirit of a people united in defense of their future. >> the american people do not want a president who is compulsionively dishonest or a bully. that's not what the american people want. it's the bad news that we have got to deal with. >> sandra: three other democrats also gave their own responses. >> bill: moments ago we heard from the white house. they say no decision has been made on the release of that memo. on his way out of the chamber last night the president was heard saying the following. listen. >> president trump: don't worry, 100%. >> bill: peter king member of the house intelligence committee. good morning to you after a late night last night. you just heard the white house reaction to that. what did you hear that you think is important in understanding? >> one thi

after that there will be the democratic party response delivered by the massachusetts congressman joseph kennedy. >>> a group of senators will be meeting today on the immigration proposal from president trump offering a path to citizenship for young immigrants brought to the us illegally by their parents. in return president trump wants billions of dollars to pay for a border wall. extra border security and limits on the legal immigration system. some democrats say the focus should be on the dreamers because of the march 5 deadline for the daca program. >> most importantly we can protect the dreamers. i do appreciate it addresses the issue but some changes they are proposing are devastating to the system.>> if the president continues this attitude, if my democratic friends were calm down, we can take a deep breath and get there. >> the last attempt at immigration reform this month ended in a government shutdown. congress was able to reopen on a short-term continuing resolution which funds the government through february 8.>>> today in san francisco a group of lawmakers and community activists wi

. >> reporter: the democrats have selected massachusetts congressman joseph kennedy iii to deliver theicial party response. in a sign of party diversity, republicans suggest it might be divisions. there will be four unofficial responses representing various democratic constituencies. >> thank you very much. >>> former adviser to brianpaul ryan has spoken to gop members and members of congress about what we can expect in the state of the union. good morning. >> good morning. >> so the white house is saying this is an opportunity to unify the country, but how can that be when his day-to-day rhetoric is so divisive? >> well the white house argues and members of congress i spoke to say, look he's got a pretty good record. if you stripped away the tweets if you strip away the noise, if you strip away the volatile behavior tax reform stock market at record highs, decimating isis, what they believe is progress in dealing with iran, the move of -- declaring jerusalem the capital of israel. there's a series of very presidential successes here that they are going to out to. and they believe, loo

joseph kennedy out of new england, younger members energetic, who are highly active and participatorye process. i think the presidential site is much different. we are probably going to see a change election, and the political market like most markets will self-correct, and go see her nominee be between a 40-58. >> leland: charlie, conventional wisdom says the party in the white house always loses seats at the midterm. that is historical fact. is there a way for republicans to reverse that and number two, does the age found that they have with the congressional races related to it? >> a couple points. the aide problem with congress, you look at paul ryan, the speaker the house, youngest speaker of the house and nearly 150 years. it is not a problem that is in both parties. it's a democratic problem that continues to reward patronage and web's been around the longest per the republican party has youth and leadership. the republican party has eight in the 40s. as far as republicans holding ground and gaining ground in the midterm, there's a couple positives. there's a lot of negative co

a high school football coach refusing to back down on his fight for religious freedom joseph kennedyer now vowing to take his battle to the high court. after a circuit judge rejected his appeal to get his job back. >> where does it lead me is hopefully the supreme court, you know, somebody will actually hear the case that i have a fair shot with. rachel: the school district claiming kennedy acted as a, quote, teacher with a duty to the district and not as a private citizen. tiger woods making his first pga tour cut since 2000 156789 the often injured woods now one under at tori pines. one stroke above the cut line in second event since his dui list. phil mickelson in the mix at 6 under par and great moment after accidently hitting a fan with one of his shots. mic signing a glove for the fan writing quote: next time duck. that's what reagan says, right? pete: sorry i didn't duck. rachel: something like that. pete: great job. we got to toss to rick. hey, rick, duck. pete: that boat is right next to your head there, rick. rick: i'm actually on the boat. i got to figure out why the boat

joseph nine, harvard kennedy school professor at 10:30 a.m. new york business time.him andgan chase, hsbc morgan stanley are also expected to be named as global court vendors along with goldman and citi. aramco said the offering a star trek to take place this year. a danish drugmaker has offered to buy a belgian company for $3.1 billion. it's a second offer the company has made. novo nordisk said it has declined to engage in talks. cbs is in talks to buy a majority stake in its chinese security joint venture. the swiss bank is ahead of its plan to double headcount in china over five years. global banks have been taking advantage of china's pledge to open its financial markets. that's your bloomberg business flash. david: hollywood gather less night for the golden globe awards with a focus very much on the me too movement in the wake of explosive reports of sexual harassment in the industry. opera address the historic developers in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal, but she also reached out to emphasizing the importance of the press in helping to bring it to li

kennedy: new fallout for that crazy missile alert in hawaii. senator jeff flake compares the president to murderous dictator joseph stalin. who will be to blame if the government shuts down friday? i'm still shaking my head over the 38 minutes of terror caused by hawaii's false missile warning. well, that will drain some lava from your volcano. residents panicked, children thrown into storm drains and tourists abandoning beaches and vowing to only go to orlando. hawaii's governor blamed on a mistake due to standard procedure, but there was no standard procedure to call it back. maybe there was a missile headed towards hawaii. whatever the case, you can always judge a calamity not by the act itself but by the reaction. emotionally charged actors took to the digital stage and began blaming the president. jamie lee curtis said this on you, in trump. it is on your pair fans, hubris, narcissism, rage. ego. shame on your hate filled self. you did this. the once funny jim carrey made it all about jim carrey. he tweeted, i woke up this morning in hawaii with 10 minutes to live. it was a false alarm but a real psychic warning if w