and lenny learns a lesson in humility from his courageous young friend. film has the power to move audiences without drifting into kitchen sentimentality it's intelligent entertaining and funny. to own. this crazy heart is a moving story with great performances from both barack and his young counterpart philip. they're back it's the sixth time to go and. have rocked the big screen together their chemistry is something of a box office guarantee for success. their latest is hot dog a cop buddy movie from the mismatched policemen are demoted after misdemeanors needless to say the rambo and the nerd initially fail to hit it off first and last time. you see. the dream team get put to the test after the abduction of the ambassador's daughter the super cop and the super brain are suspended but decide to go it alone a good idea come through t.v. secrets. and after. that. scene from option cliches and below the belt humor hotdog has plenty of mustard but it is a fast food movie however it'll find plenty of fans due to the enduring appeal of its two stars and of co

i don't know >> lenny used to care for lewis and his first wife hazel before she died.ephew tells us that lewis was well-known for repairing fine glass and porcelain. >> the department stores to pick up things, people would bring things to their home. they were very well-known in the annandale community and in northern virginia. >> lewis' wife and another woman staying at the home got out safely. no word on what started that fire. >>> one maryland woman hopes to prevent christmas tree fires like the one that killed her brother and his grandchildren. you'll remember in january 2015, a fire at an annapolis home killed six people. the 15-foot christmas tree caught fire. she is now a fire safety advocate and suggests removing christmas trees within 30 days or by january 2nd, that is today, which ever co we're working for you with local tree recycling rules. montgomery county will take them on your regular recycling day. prince george's county collects trees with yard waste on mondays. arlington and fairfax counties will take trees on your normal trash day but only during th

i don't know where he is. >> lenny used to care for lewis and his first wife she died. lewis used to be well-known for repairing fine glass and porcelain. >> fine department stores where you pick up things. people would bring things to their home. they were very well-known in the annandale community and in northern virginia. >> lewis' wife and another woman staying at that home got out safely. no word on what caused that fire. >>> president trump is back in d.c. with a full plate to tackle this year. the first family arrived at joint base andrews last night. one of the president's top priorities abroad appears to be reigning in north korea. coming up, news 4's tracie potts will give us a rundown of the domestic legislative plans for the president's second year in office. >>> second and two. pressured. it's a turnover. big boy payne with the ball. >> that play was the beginning of the end for clemson in last night's this led to alabama winning and earning a spot in the national championship game for the third straight year. the crimson tide defense kept one of the best o

javier: estÁ haciendo mucho frÍo, comentÁbamos que es cuestiÓn de mirar y lenny me da mÁs frÍo todavíacalefacciÓn, pero cuando salgo me abrigo con mi suÉter, no? javier: por supuesto, el frÍo que se espera para esta noche para maÑana en la florida. aylen: menos de 40 grados, no estamos acostumbrados. aquÍ la gente viene para la playa, el bikini y el traje de baÑo. javier: dejemos el tema del tiempo y pongÁmonos con temas un poco mÁs serios. el caso galarza en redes sociales, diferentes medios han seguido de cerca la historia de esta jovende 19 aÑos, quien asesinÓ a tiros en una carretera a su novio en una ciudad a 143 millas de buenos aires. la joven estÁ procesada con prisiÓn preventiva, es estudiante de derecho y es una pistola muere 9 mm de su padre como un agente de la policÍa, para dispararle a su pareja, cuyo cuerpo fue hallado con dos impactos de bala, uno en el pecho y el otro en la espalda. aylen: fue su pareja por mÁs de cinco aÑos, guardÓ la pistola y publicÓ en instagram un mensaje de despedida acompaÑada por una fotografÍa de ambos: "cinco aÑos juntos, de peleas, pero ahor

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i worked with these amazing producers, lenny ruckus and randy taylor, on this track, and it's--i can't wait for everyone to hear it. it's just awesome. robert: great, what are we gonna hear right now? maddie: oh, well, you will hear "feel like," and i'm excited. robert: all right. maddie b, enjoy. maddie: thank you. ♪ ♪ hey, hey, come on. ♪ time just never stops, it keeps on going. ♪ ♪ life, we just have one, so keep it flowing. ♪ ♪ things just don't go the way you want to. ♪ ♪ change, bring some light to what you never knew. ♪ ♪ there's a time when things get rough, ♪ ♪ and you're thinking that's enough. ♪ ♪ step back, think about it. ♪ don't scream and shout about it. ♪ ♪ i know just what you're saying, ♪ ♪ but it's what you're paying. ♪ ♪ just don't stop, keep it moving on. ♪ ♪ the angels keep flying, fly above the skylight, ♪ ♪ up high in the sky, so high in the sky. ♪ ♪ don't you stop believing. ♪ your dreams are only given. ♪ i wanna feel like. ♪ hey, hey, i wanna feel like. ♪ i wanna feel like. ♪ i wanna feel like. ♪ once upon a time, there was this girl. ♪ ♪ faith is what she h

all of sudden you shot out the lenny journal had a small little him a hug me. under the lid. born in. june and then have a good tough time getting in on of. but then god just look at that out what her love dog a lot of the nation of the list that i saw you know one long or so young so when. blood and then just shown on her own washing the has it. have some of blue blood just go to the mind and or the high has said that now walk run wild that has us a lot of love and and. a quantum one of the two are going to go with the last of all the out there is on just the other mark latham idea to do with us aside the with. us a while just as loudly and much to my first show. i have been most awkward around one hundred this. one this one of yours. and how the. best q. got to sort of the show and the. truck above them a lot of a lot of very. much. rick. thank you like. the idea i think to get them but i didn't get one idea. i dearly held until i felt. i'd. actually. i mean just doing. a bit later on when i struggled in a shadow off condition and on top of a town been invited to go out of

. >> lenny used to care for lewis and his first wife hazel before she died. he was well-known for repairing fine glass and porcelain. >> they would go to fine department stores and pick up things. people would bring things to their home. they were very well-known in the annandale community. >>> lewis' wife and another woman living in the home got out safely. >>> smoke alarms save lives. montgomery county fire say a fire inside this potomac home burned for some time before anybody noticed. smoke alarm eventually went off and told the family t in the basement of that home on brushwood terrace. the red cross helping that family find someplace else to stay ziechlts we're learning new details about a plane crash that killed people in costa rica. >> costa rican investigators say strong winds or mechanical problems most likely caused the new year's eve plane crash. ten of the victims were americans, including a family of five from new york. irene steinberg was from potomac, maryland. she and her husband and three boys all died in this crash. >> that whole family sho

millennia old schmall lenny els yes there are more of them than there are of us but we baby boomers are the most consequential generation i'll tell you why next i'm holland cook this is the big picture on our t. america. logo was selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that don't. produce offspring to tell you that what we gossip the public are file for the most important news today. off of advertising tell me you are not cool enough to buy their products. all the hawks that we along with our good luck. with the islamic state and its many confederates defeated or facing defeat in syria what is next for this war torn country what justification exists for the us to maintain military forces there does washington want syria partition if so then why . young children have worked in bolivia for generations almost three quarters of a million doing so today. this culture led to the development of bolivia's new liberal and highly controversial children's code in two thousand and fourteen which gave children as young as ten th

lenny skutnik. woman lose your grip on the helicopter mine dived into the water and dragged her to safety. another emotional moment or theatricals like this worth it or do they suck time away from speech time they're worth it because they live on they have a longer shelf life than the speech itself and they knowing these surrogates to go on television tend to be pursued if they're a good example of the policy you're trying to advance i think we're going to this is going to last a long time the. a moment ago you gave us as a former white house hand some advice you would give the president for his speech what would you suggest mr trump not say or do on tuesday night. i would be humble i would recommend humility and discipline and he's going to win because the expectations are low because of the national media the media has been so it's just really the holiday i mean here's billions of dollars that was behind his political opponent two hundred forty nine newspapers indorsed are only nineteen endorsed h

independence politicians jailed while former catalan lead a car less predictable went into exile in lenny and now expressing hope and what. we expect that from here their man can be proclaimed president the best option and what he that he swears in as president and brussels because what people have chosen and then he comes back to catalonia as an elected president. but i think there is a way that he can be elected and straight in brussels. what is best for the country's disobey the spanish more likely to make the catamaran republic go forward there is a whole country behind him a social majority once the catalan republic we don't have anything to do with the spanish more like an emotionally mentally speaking and we want to make the republic go forward. well after the first session of parliament wrapped up the question of electing the region's president remains open palace which along claims who can run the region via skype or through a special representative during the session the seats of the representatives absent due to imprisonment or exile were marked with yellow ribbons the symbol o

marty mcmillan, after telling his father he was going out on a date he met on the popular dating app lenny of fish. julie: 3600 people are waking up in the dark this morning. a number of traffic signals are out. larry: one community wants answers today for a serious foam around black creek township. jimmy: the over silver lining, you got to hear wolf blitzer say >>> good morning, america. president trump sparks a firestorm with a vulgar offensive and divisive slur about immigrants from africa and haiti, said right in the oval office. swift reaction from overseas and both parties saying the president should apologize. what the white house stands by the president. we're live at the white house. >>> in the path of the storm, 70 million from texas to maine bracing for a dangerous commute. cars spinning out, blizzard conditions across the midwest. temperatures plunging 30 degrees in just hours and now that

and we saw the heroism of one of our young government employees, lenny skutnik, who, when he saw a woman lose her grip on the helicopter line, dived into the water and dragged her to safety. [applause] and then there are countless, quiet, everyday heroes of american life--parents who sacrifice long and hard so their children will know a better life than they've known; church and civic volunteers who help to feed, clothe, nurse, and teach the needy; millions who've made our nation and our nation's destiny so very special, unsung heroes who may not have realized their own dreams themselves but then who reinvest those dreams in their children. don't let anyone tell you that america's best days are behind her, that the american spirit has been vanquished. we've seen it triumph too often in our lives to stop believing in it now. [applause] a hundred and twenty years ago, the greatest of all our presidents delivered his second state of the union message in this chamber. we cannot escape history, abraham lincoln warned. we of this congress and this administration will be remembered in spite of

. >> lenny used to care for louis and first wife hazel. and his great nephew tells us used to be well-known for repairing fine glass porcelain. >> they would go to the fine department stores and people would bring things to their home. so they were very well known in the and on dale community and in northern virginia. >> his wife and another woman staying at the home escaped safely. no word yet on what caused that fire. >>> well, we learned that nine children were injured during this early morning 7 alarm fire near the bronze zoo in new york. they say 16 people hurt. expected to be okay. but a fire started in furniture store and then spread. one forth told us he ran out with no shirt and shoes, with just three young children. temperature was 14 degrees with minus one wind chill. >> in a matter of hours the northern virginia man accused of wanting to join isis will appear in fbi agents arrested him as his home. spotted removing boxes from apartment. investigators found numerous internet searches on cell phone that included phrases like body

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and we all understand that ronald reagan by taking lenny skutnik who obviously had been heroic after plane crashed into the 14th street bridge, put him in the gallery and we gan to get the spectacle we now have. fine, i don't object to presidents doing this. it's human to take advantage of what is given them. what's dispiriting r is to watch the representatives and senators, those of the president's party will stand up and i don't remember hind legs wynnying and braying like animals in animal farm in approval of what the president says and the members of the opposite party will sit with their lips pursed and armsed crossed in disapproval. it's become a an political pep rally. it is particularly awful that the uniformed military in uniform and the supreme court robe will attend there spectacle and will be manifestly ill at ace as the people jump up and down and pout in their midst. >> you make very fair points. you mentioned this before our broadcast. we looked up woodrow wilson saying in 1913 according to "the washington post" this was not to become a habit as you point out, george,

their beloved nanny across a massive wall much more a million was the middle of lenny was no calm while the heart of. all manson was alive over the heart of cholesterol happy as a how to see it it was funny in the man who s.s.r. mulgrew three months a comedy. dad i see a gate through cash i can stand down involving the lebanese military units all peacekeepers and israeli soldiers behind. eventually the israelis remove the lebanese flags from god by seeing the. own arm of the closest point is here be intense the danger is here the demon is here but the people are not afraid of the demon they still live in build palaces here where the as though they were living in the cradle of jesus mandates. the scene for us where on line what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on sat there people that there are choosing between buying medication eating basis is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who is an activist just posted a story join the gl

their beloved nanny across a massive wall much more our middle was the middle of lenny. calm while the heart of. all manson was alive all of the what a colossal couple as a how to see it it was funny the men who s.s.r. mulgrew three months a comedy. see a gate protest led to a can't stand down involving the litany of military units all peacekeeping and israeli soldiers behind the. eventually the israelis remove the lebanese flag from god by sea it. or not the closest point is here the intense danger is here the demon is here but the people are not afraid of the demon they still live in build palaces here what the as though they were living in the cradle of jesus maggie. i don't want to live in the world where everything is designing california i'm a china the cutting edge is on the hands of the corporation only way to be subversive is to be able to control the technology but my single boundary has built a chip that anyone can use to build an economy willing to make a change even if the cost like a pizza spearheading a global movement to democratize technology will need t

carlin, lenny bruce. they took chances and paid the price. and out to a provocati provocation. >> if you don't take chances now, fallon is not taking chances and he has taken heat for that. the audience is expecting a certain amount of edge because the audience is on edge. that's one of the factors. everybody wakes up every day and doesn't know what's going to happen in this world, this universe. they turn to comedy every night. and it's satisfying. >> you don't have to tell us. we're right here on the front lines bill every damn day. >> thank you. happy new year. plenty of highly charged political drama in 2017. of of it generated by president trump. what can we expect in 2018? especially with the midterms looming. we discuss that next. the day after chemo might mean a trip back to the doctor's office, just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home, with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection, which could lead to hospitalizations. in a key study, neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% t

. >> we saw the heroism of one of our young government employees, lenny scott.sident trump gets ready to make his first state of the union, lee carter breaks down the best and worst addresses in history. that's coming up. quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] ♪ good questions lead to good answers. our advisors can help you find both. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on the future. yours. rob: welcome back, the dreamers are rejecting the white house's immigration framework. the president's plan would provide path to citizenship for nearly 2 million dreamers, even going further than president obama was prepared to go. it would provide $25 billion in border security including the wall and limit chain migration to just spouses and young childre

lenny barshinger worked as a state fish & wildlife investigator for 27 years.r that time, he brought more than 60 animals to the sanctuary. >> why'd you pick here? >> at that time, there was no place in -- in collier county that i could take the animals to. >> what kind of reaction did you get when you'd call pete and say, "i got a lion, a tiger, an elephant?" >> it didn't matter what time of the day or night, he would be there, ready to help. >> i feel like i'm the ugliest surrogate mother in the world. >> but pete does not exactly have a business plan. he solicits donations and even resorts to scouring dumpsters for food. >> so, why did he do it? >> he just had a real, real care for the animals. if he ever had to put an animal down, he was genuinely upset. >> when you feed and care for an animal like this for six or seven years and then you lose them, you know, it's -- it's -- you can't describe the loss of a friend. >> but pete doesn't share the same love for the state and federal wildlife agents checking to see that the animals are okay and the public is pr

just heard from to feed me the money i you know he had then i begin why is me how did it help me that lenny found out why how do you know i walk down. shikaki was opposed to the oslo accords because he didn't want any kind of compromise with israel. islamic jihad conducted several attacks during nine hundred ninety four in response to them mainly in tandem with hamas. in the meantime he began planning a major attack for the start of one nine hundred ninety five. he recruited a cell in the occupied west bank which sheen tended should carry out a double bombing in israel. it involved two members of the cell and muscle car and seller shaka disguising themselves as israeli soldiers and going to a strategically important crossroads between tel aviv and haifa. it was called beit leads junction and on sundays it was full of israeli soldiers and reservists traveling back to duty after the weekend. the attack was planned for nine thirty on the morning of the twenty second of january nine hundred ninety five. a shot that they showed up at the book you're the one other thought with ahmed with me the .

overpasses could be treacherous lets check our other camera, hello wildwood, looking live at boardwalk, lennyvats on your voice box, the traffic jams, what is a song we can play for you to warm you up and melt some of this ice this morning, sueby has forecast when we come right back. excuse me everyone! paul? paul? this is three million dollar mega multiplier the new game from the pennsylvania lottery with top prizes of three million dollars! three million dollars! did you win? i don't know. i'm so excited about it. this could be a big winner! just had to share. carry on. sometimes the moments before you scratch are as exciting as the moments you do. keep on scratchin'! look on at the color on that building where temperatures are certainly rising. we have had highs so far. >> just for you allentown no one else. >> we will finally reach 40 degrees which we have not done since christmas day but this morning we're still below freezing in many places, we will show you numbers in just a moment what that means is there is a glaze of ice on any untreated surface we had that mixture of precipitation,

. >> ask lenny. that's crazy to me. >> (inaudible). >> well, listen. for about -- when did carson go down? okay. since that point, no one has given us a chance. nobody has given us a chance. and i understand carson is a great player. every week our guys are hearing we're not good enough. 13-3, the best record in football, home field advantage throughout. listen, there's not a lot of -- i mean, the guys are going to motivate themselves just based on what they've done and heard for the last month of football, you know? listen, it really doesn't matter what you guys talk about because that locker room in there is united. and i will go to bat for every one of those guys and i will go to war with every one on of those guys in that dressing room. >> (inaudible). >> oh, it was a tremendous play, tremendous play. couple of tackles for losses. so quick off the ball. and the snap count up. that play in the fourth quarter was huge. it was a cutback run. he dove and made the tackle. that could have gone for a long way. but he's a guy we counted on all season long.

lenny skutnik. remember the name? 1994, bill clinton says i need universal health care or i don't sign it. twolater, the government is over. gerald ford, 1975. after the gulf war. state of the union is not good. see what we did there? usually they say good. message to congress, they didn't always -- >> save it for the show. okay? >> exactly what they used to tell reagan before his speeches. [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] ♪ good questions lead to good answers. our advisors can help you find both. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on the future. yours. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on the future. we're pretty sure no one's everg asked howsaid microwaved. eggs, you deserve a breakfast made with respect. try the new bacon, egg, and cheese on brioche. panera. food as it should be. for 100 years, heritage and innovation have made gillette the #1 shave in america. now get gillette quality at lower prices -- every day. brough

he had a birthday party a few years back and several years before that he married his wife lenni. >> he was a very nice old man, as nice as they come. he's such a nice guy. >> just a very delightful elderly gent we got to be friends with, and i'm very sad to see him go. >> he always call me nash ir, nash ir, i love him. he was humble. loved my kids. you know, we were always there in his house. >> reporter: this morning firefighters brafrming the bitter cold for hours to battle the flames. they still don't know what caused the fire. now neighbors are left to mourn their loss. >> i'm speechless. i'm sorry, i'm heartbroken. i'm sorry, it's so sad. so sad for mr. lou to leave us. >> hope he went to a better plac >> reporter: fire officials tell us his wife did make it out of the house okay. the cause of the fire is still unclear. live in annandale, amee cho, news4. >> thank you, amee. >> devastating story. >> so sad. >> yeah. intense flames at an apartment building in d.c., but fire crews say smoke alarms helped residents escape safely. the fire broke out on buena vista terrace southeast

as brave as the guy named lenny was.d trump brilliantly exploited this, he ran for president basically on the platform i laid out in my trilogy perfectly legal free lunch in thefy print about how the bottom 90% of americans were beingo pressed economically by government policies that most of us which nobody knew about until i dug them out and wrote on them. and anyone who runs on this policy could run for president and look who did. and now that he's in office, donald has been pursuing different campaigns. the for gotten man that he spoke of, he's forgotten the forgotten man. for example, he promised to be the hero of veterans. but his budget proposal would reduce the benefits for some disables veterans from say $35,000 a year to $13,000. he has -- his administration has taken side of bankers against students in the student loan crisis and who did they bring in to address this? executives at the very companies that were engaging in the worst behavior. >> he's moved against pay day -- the rules on pay day lenders with mic

you think about lenny bruce and carlin, people took chances and paid the price.to provocation. they play safe these days more than they don't. >> if you don't take chances now, fallon is not taking chances and he's taking heat for that. the audience is expecting a certain amount of edge because the audience is on edge. that's one of the factors. everybody wakes up every day and doesn't know what's going to happen in this world, in this universe and turning to comedy every night and it's satisfying. >> you don't need to tell us. we're right here on the front lines, bill, every damned day. >> happy new year. >> all right, thank you so much for spending your new year's morning with us. we hope you have a great 2018, and i hope you sleep off whatever you did last night. >> great suggestion. thank you for spending so much of 2017 with us, and we look forward to 2018 with you as well. "cnn newsroom" picks up after this quick break. happy new year! there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the un

it's a tradition that began under ronald reagan when a gentleman who worked for the government named lenny skutnik dove into the potomac river to save the survivor of a plane crash. he was honored by ronald reagan several days later, and since then presidents have used special guests in the first ladies's box to discuss different agenda items. you're looking at the first lady talking to ryan holets. >> the president, by the way, as is the tradition, will mention many of these special guests during the course of his address tonight. >> some of them are often used to illustrate points. sometimes they're just there because they're heroic in one way or another. they don't always stand the test of time. i believe bill clinton one time honored a major league baseball player who later was found to have used steroids, but we don't have to talk about that. >> there you see many members of the cabinet, many senator who's are there. there's jeff sessions, the attorney general, i think, with his head to our back. but it's a moment right now where all of these members of the cabinet, members of the sen

i think people are really vulnerable even more so today than they were then, and then, lenny, we had journalism that was cure curating information. today what's going on? >> well, and arguably some of the resentment toward journalists originated. i mean, if linden johnson was talking about rw apple in the new york times wondering what his affiliations were, he was angry at morley safer with the report, and i think it was 1965 in vietnam. and there are many who blame journalists for losing the vietnam war. so once again, that cultural touch point remains with us today. >> right. >> i want to turn it over to the audience and give you an opportunity to ask questions. we have microphones on each side. my request here is an important one which is please ask a question. please don't make a statement, and please allow for the opportunity to have the conversation to go on. >> as a michigan state graduate from 1979, mr. carr, you were the first u.s. congressman i voted for. but i have a question when we talk about vietnam versus the treatment of veterans in modern wars, from my generation, i

"fly away" by lenny kravitz. >> that's right! >> yes. >> yeah. >> that's pretty cool.e songs seem 20 years old. >> that's crazy. >>> just when you thought that was weird enough, let's talk about the movies that are turning 20 in 2018. "armageddon." we just played aerosmith's song from the sound track. the thriller that start ben affleck, billy bob thorton and bruce willis. >> i never saw it. you all did? >> no, i think the earth survived, though. >> "shakespeare in love." turning 20. starring gwyneth paltrow, swept up academy awards. >> gwyneth for best actress and costume design. >> great movie. >> "saving private ryan." love this movie. it starred tom hanks and matt damon. >> i remember that opening scene in the theater. took your breath away. >> i can watch that movie over and over. and "the big lebowski." cult hit sharg jeff bridges and john goodman. a case of mistaken identity that leads to a whirlwind adventure. >> every time i watch it, i want to learn russian. i don't know where that falls on the list of how that makes you feel. on the alcohol list. "the parent

will largest lenny mancuso i talked about earlier. andy you complete your name down there.i think them for all their hard work on this report. the hearing record will remain open for 15 days for additional comments or questions to any of the subcommittee members and again thank you for your testimony today and for your service on behalf of our country. this hearing is adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] a short weekas ahead, in session today and tomorrow. then there out the rest of the week. republicans in both chambers are holding a legislative retreat. and the house is this resuming at 2:00 p.m. ,everal bills on the agenda including a bill to protect young people and athletes against sexual abuse. the senate also

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lenny in washington, d.c. caller: good morning. your question is excellent. should they? an independent i can look at it a little independently not being in love with either party. if you look at what their job is to keep us safe and create jobs in the economy they have done a pretty decent job at that. on the other hand i don't think they should because there are certain things -- moral character, standing, professionalism that counted more than that. i don't think the ends justify the means. i think at their year end review if they had a job they would probably be rating pretty well. a lot of times public or political sentiment doesn't follow objective thinking. what are your thoughts? host: you express your point of view and we listened to hear from you. we'll go to carmen in pennsylvania. democrats line. to lay the town you aredemocrat- tell me the town you are from? an affluent suburb right outside of philadelphia. good morning. the house dems get back. to be perfectly honest i am kind of mystified by the democrats going to the wall with this thing.-- daca who did we

. >> we saw the heroism of one of our young government employees, lenny scott, when he saw a woman loseip on the helicopter line, dive into the water and dragged her to safety. [applause] maria: how important was that, doug? >> yeah, that changed the speeches forever. a guest in the the audience has a longer shelf life, it's harder to -- you can hate the words or be angry at the words or misinterpret the words, it's harder to dump on some ordinary citizen out there that's brought into the gallery so now all the presidents do it and it's permanent fixture of state of the union speech. maria: do you think president trump will do it? >> i'm sure he will do it they expected ego nars -- he seemed to acknowledge everybody in the room. maria: right. another top speech we want to show you before we bring the panel in, fdr, 5942, a month and a day following the pearl harbor attack, tell us about this. >> yeah, the american people don't fully realize today what a danger we were in on that pearl harbor, attack on pearl harbor, we lost 40% of naval, destroyed or incapacitated. we were very vulnerab

i'm thinking about president reagan, citing lenny xut nick in the house gallery and starting this whole and those were moments i thought were pretty compelling last night about the police officer and his spouse who adopted that baby from a mother who had been an addict or north korean refugee holding up his crutches. those were real moments but in terms of presidential rhetoric, proposals, initiatives that this president wants to pursue this year, i thought the impact of that is not going to be great. i think these things get washed away by the events that we'goino consume us tomorrow morning and next morning. one side of that, the president is not doing what his modern predecessors have done by going on the road and trying to sell the proposals he's made. that's a sign that he himself does not see this as something with continuing resonance. >> the words rarely resonate into policy. i remember bill clinton saying the era of big government is over. i think the national debt was about $4 trillion then and over $20 trillion right now. i remember, john, republicans, we were sitting there,

reagan, people -- presidents has invited guests who sat in the first lady's box with them starting with lennyo from that flight air canada flight. but last night we heard so much about the people and it was so interesting. ainsley: right out of the gate he started telling some emotional stories. he talked a lot about immigration and used some of the families to say this is why immigration is so important to our country. it's to keep the bad guys out, to keep the drugs from coming over our borders. he highlighted two families. we had one family, one mom on set with us. steve: evelyn. ainsley: who lost their daughters to ms-13. hyou went out to long island to tell their stories a few months ago. these little girls were 16 years old walking on the side of the street and brutally attacked and killed by ms-13 drug dealers. there are their parents right there. the guy on the right, one the fathers could barely hold it together. it was so sad. all of them were crying. then the president said actually, let's listen to what the president said about these families. >> for decades, open borders have all