mary katharine ham, 40 days into the administration right now. what do you think the president needs to do when he speaks to congress and the american people tonight, and what do you think he will do? >> well, what he will do is always up in the air. the thing remember to about this is it may not look like a normal state of the union. this is not texically state of the union but it may not electric like that. he may break some actual news by breaking with republicans up there. he guy mmay engage with members the audience. he may spend in time congratulating himself which wouldn't be that different from the last eight years. and we should not overestimate the extent to which the american people are upset about that. >> sorry to interrupt. stick with us for a second. let's listen to the questions that the house speaker is getting. >> -- pulling out left and right, and the system is collapsing. the deductibles are skyrocketing. premium s skyrocketing, and people are left with no choices in some instance. we have an obligation to replace it with a be

i'm talking about katharine heigl. is back on tv again in her new show "doubt" which she filmed while totally pregnant. and i got to meet her new little boy. >> we've got our joshua jr. very exciting for josh sr. here. >> all you have to do is have a kid, name it your name and then you're a senior. >> what does that even mean? i'm not sure. maybe he's hungry again. >> so sweet. little josh jr. was hanging backstage with his mom and dad at the "late late show with james corden" tuesday night. eight weeks old and he's already going hollywood. >> he's got a bowtie on. >> aw. >> but hollywood nights are few and far between katharine is raising her daughters including daughters naily and adelaide in utah. >> i've been told going from two to three is kind of exponential on some level. how's it been in. >> i think it's the opposite. i think once you have two, three, four, five, it doesn't matter anymore. you've already got two. >> are you hinting? >> let's talk to josh. >> katharine was pregnant the whole time she was shootin

dal ball, mary katharine ham of the federalist. the president is about to greet some from harley-davidson. today is the first day on the job for secretary of state rex tillerson who thanks to a volatile world and interesting boss he has his hands full. >> i know this was a highly contested election and we do not feel the same about the outcome. each of us is entitled to our expression of political beliefs but we cannot let our personal convictions overwhelm our ability to work as one team. let us be understanding with each other about the times we live in as we focus our energies on our departmental goals. >> we don't take sides here. among his immediate challenges, common key allies who are alarmed both by president trump's words and his personality. that list includes most of europe, mexico, and canada, and it is growing. just today, words of an uncomfortable conversation with australia's prime minister turnbull. >> the world is in trouble, but we're going to straighten it out, okay? that's what i do. i fix things. we're going to

with us to share their reporting and insights, sara murray, matt visor, olivia knox and mary katharine ham of the federalist. we'll be taking you live to mexico city where rex tillerson is trying to calm mexico's anger at president trump's new deportation push. they are set to speak to reporters after their morning meeting. we'll take you there live. >>> also a watchful eye on the conservative action conference. betsy devos is on the stage this hour. she opposed a new white house decision to roll back obama administration protections for transgender students. let's begin with some rough early ratings of the new president and his effort to improve them. only 38% of americans look there, only 38% of americans approve of the president's job performance. 55% disapprove. that quinnipiac university poll also found as americans watch the first month unfold, their take on the president's qualifications for the job deteriorated. the percentage of americans who view the president as honni ised level-headed held steady. but those numbers were already horrible. and note the drop in areas considere

but legal scholars from katharine ross at gw to laurence tribe at harvard say there is. lawrence tribe said congress cannot give consent to a president's violation of the klaus --emily ms. domestic emoluments clause. are you not giving such consent? sen. pelosi: the case is being made about the emoluments clause and you have to have evidence and the rest, but the case has not fully been made. the fact is that when i was speaker after we won in 2006, in 2007, people wanted me to impeach president bush because the war in iraq. i'm never recovered with the left on this subject for not impeaching president bush because of the war in iraq. you don't impeach somebody because you don't like their policies. when they break the law, that's when you have grounds for impeachment. and at the time of the war i said as a top democrat on the intelligence committee, the intelligence does not support the threat. and so did senator bob graham. but the administration was making this strong case with the american people and perhaps misrepresenting the american people could be cause for impe