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otto warmbier.lege student who was held and fell ill, released to the united states moments before he died. an emotional moment. >> it was. melania trump arrived alone to her husband's speech to loud applause. the suit was dior. she's been out of the spotlight since news broke of a reported payoff to a porn star to keep an alleged affair quiet. the two returned to the white house together after the speech. >>> democratic congressman joe kennedy of massachusetts gave the democratic response. he called out the president on the russia probe, school shootings, and added this -- >> 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. >> little something there. >> i think chapstick. the internet's trying to figure out. we have deputy online editor of "the weekly standard" live from atlanta. >> getting it all clean, chris. >> how did the president do? i mean,

the family of otto warmbier. i mean you would be dead inside not to be moved by what those families have been through. but those stories and that humanity exists alongside a speech that is totally detached from trump's presidency. >> i think he was the one doing the sugarcoating. i think this speech was confected, almost like candy, to be easily swallowed. >> kind of was. you know, i thought he was demagogic on immigration. that's when the speech got sort of dark. but i was struck by the fact that he stuck with the immigration policy, the four pillars that he announced a week ago. >> but you're struck by it is amazing. it's only a week. >> i'm serious. it's the first time he has stuck with an immigration policy for a week. he said -- >> gene! >> no, i'm not setting a low bar. i'm saying maybe he has an immigration policy now that he wants to stick with. >> consistency was rare. >> i also thought that the demagoguery was perhaps to soften the fact that he is offering amnesty to 1.8 million people, right. so you th

otto's wonderful parents, fred and cindy warmbier are here with us tonight, as well as otto's brothernd sister austin and greta. please. >> dana: one of many stories the president recounted last night. 2017 was such a year full of news and a lot of tragedy and sad stories. >> kimberly: reminded of what the president did to intervene to get otto home and then sadly he passed away and the condition he was in deteriorated. the parents got to see their son. a very emotional moment. everybody moved by, how could you not become of the loss of a child like that they were trying so desperately to try to protect. this is one of the moments i thought were really compelling. as well as the activist holding up the crutches. >> dana: a lot of people felt that was one of the best parts of the speech. jesse, you are one of them. they north korea defector. this is somebody come out desperate he escaped from north korea. he collapsed on the train tracks. he was exhausted from hunger. he was run over, went through several surgeries. he is holding up the crutches he used as he recovered and now he's her

and it's otto warmbier.hen you can paint a picture like that, it's why north korea is a danger to the use the and the world. charles: at some point we may have to stop their nuclear ambitions and a crazy guy there. here is lou dobbs. lou: good evening. tensions betwee between presidep and the corrupt leadership of the fbi are exploding into open warfare. the fbi issuing a rare public statement saying the agency has quote grave concerns about the expected release of the classified memorandum from the house intelligence committee that exposes how the obama-era department of justice and fbi abused their surveillance powers. this an extraordinary break with the president who says he's 100% behind releasi

the parents of girls killed in the ms 13 gang members, and the family of otto warmbier who was released to return to the u.s. days perfectly died. >>> melania trump made her first public appearance in some time. the notoriously private first lady there with -- entering the room. this was her first public appearance since news broke of a reported payoff to a porn star to keep an alleged affair quiet. she arrived separately from her husband. we're told she and the president went back to the white house together. >> huge applause there for the first lady. >>> democratic congressman joe kennedy of massachusetts gave the democratic response. he called out the president on the russia probe, civil rights, school shootings in charlottesville and said this about bullets -- >> -- about bullies. >> 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. >> let's bring in "washington examiner" commentary writer this morning, good morning, no sleeping in

so neither the american government or the iranian government want another otto warmbier case on theirands. >> he's allowed to go home to his wife but we'll see how the next four days go and what happens half that. thank you so much. >>> up next, why an alleged report of an affair with a porn star doesn't seem to trouble trump's female supporters. we actually sit down with a group of them, next. with a snap, with zicam. do i use ...one that'sthat wgood for my teeth? .. now i don't have to choose! from crest 3d white comes new whitening therapy. it's our best whitening technology. plus, it has a fortifying formula to protect your enamel. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. we've been preparing for this day. over the years, paul and i have met regularly with our ameriprise advisor. we plan for everything from retirement to college savings. giving us the ability to add on for an important member of our family. welcome home mom. with the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. >>> president trump will give us the immigration framework in his first state of the union address.

he brought along the present -- parents of otto warmbier are, the young american taken prisoner in northorea and tortured, freed, then died in the united states. he brought along a north korean defector, a big gesture on behalf of the president, a surprise in the chamber. also a surprise to the north korean regime, probably. >> bringing us analysis on reactions to the president's trout state of the union. separatists in yemen have taken control of the port city following two days of intense fighting with forces loyal to the president. ,ccording to security officials several ministers from his internationally backed the government are now hold up inside the presidential palace. studio. is doug in the already extremely fractured country is splitting again. what is going on? >> we need maps because it is complicated. i would like to put up a map and keep it fullscreen. , until now, when we have been speaking about yemen, we have talked about a proxy battle, a geopolitical one between the iran aligned with the rebels in the north of the country. that, where the capital cap control the territ

. >> among the president's guests tonight the parents of otto warmbier, an american college student who died last year after being held at a north korean labor camp. the president also pointed out north korean defector, who left the country on a pair of battered crutches which he held up after being tortured by local authority. >> and first lady melania trump brought preston scott redding, he started a movement to place flags at the graves of military members. senator mccarthy said the american people are safer, stronger, and can be more proud of living in the greatest country on earth. and tonight house speaker paul ryan said the president laid out a clear agenda with an open hand for bipartisan cooperation. >> congressman joe kennedy offered a very different view of the trump presidency in the democratic response. >> this administration isn't just targeting the laws that protect us. they're targeting the very idea that we are all worthy of protection. >> east bay democrat tweeted this assessment. if the president wanted to convince americans tonight he can read, his state of the union

otto warmbier was a hard-working student at the university of virginia and a great student he was. ay to study abroad in asia, otto joined a tour to north korea. at its conclusion, this wonderful young man was arrested and charged with crimes against the state. after a shameful trial, the dictatorship sentenced otto to 15 years of hard labor, before returning him to america last june horribly injured and on the verge of death. he passed away just days after his return. otto's wonderful parents fred and cindy, are here with us tonight along with otto's brother and sister, austin and greta. please. [applause] [applause] incredible people. you are powerful witnesses to a menace that threatens our world, and your strength truly inspires us all. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] [applause] tonight we pledge to honor otto's memory with total american resolve. thank you. finally -- [applause] -- we're joined by one more witness to the ominous nature of this regime. his name is mr. gi sung ho. in 1996, sung ho was a starving boy in north korea. one day he tried to steal coal from a

ability to weave the stories together of all different people he had joining him as his guests, otto warmbier's parents who were there. an emotional moment, they lost their son to a crazy north korean dictator, then you had -- that is them that moment, whether they stood, you had north korean who escaped on the crutches and suffered tremendous tragedy. is now broadcasting from south korea in to north every day. the truth about that country. and president was able to weave the stories together and signal that we mean business with north korea. so what does that mean? what do we do right now? joining me on set, flood florida congressman matt gates. >> it was a cold night in washington but president was on fire, a fantastic job, only thing that disappointed me what president highlighted success of american people, american businesses. wages rising, jobs coming back, we didn't have more bipartisan engagement and applause. you think about apple with major investment you would think that is something that everyone would celebrate, but there is an element of the democratic party that has recall trant

. >> now among the attendees last night were the parents of on the t otto warmbier. >> you are powerfulmenace that threatens our world and your strength truly inspires us all. thank you very much. thank you. tonight we pledge to honor otto's memory with total american resolve. >> the warmbiers received several extended several occasions. trump also called out another attendee who defected from north korea back in 2006. >> in a series of tweets hours before the state of the union, republican congressman paul goss ech gos gosser said he called on addressing any undocumented immigrants that attended the address saying any illegal aliens attempting to go through security should be arrested and deported. now, some democrats invited d.r.e.a.m.ers as congress and the white house continue to hammer out an immigration deal. gosar received backlash. a spokesperson for paul ryan said that the speaker clearly does not agree with gosar and jeff flake responded with, quote, this is why we can't have nice things. now flake is one of six senators working on a bipartisan deal to protect daca recipients.

also in attendance...the family of otto warmbier...the american stundet who died of injuries suffered while in north korean custody. there were tense moments...immigration....but also moments where the president summoned unity...and tried to quote..."seek out common ground." so to every citizen watching at home tonight -- no matter where you have been, or where you come from, this is your time. if you work hard, if you believe in yourself, if you believe in america, then you can dream anything, you can be anything, and together, we can achieve anything.(grant) he touted the gop tax plan...clean coal jobs...and the record breaking stock market. (grant) the boos and jeers from democrats came when the president brought up immigration...touting the new white house proposal as a compromise that both republicans and democrats can support. he talked about ending chain migration and said... it's time to begin moving toward a merit based immigration system... that admits people who will contribute to our society. my duty, and the sacred duty of every elected official in this chamber, is to def

do you remember otto warmbier? also the ongoing threat of nuclear war.ple by surprise when people heard lester holt making appointed credit the country for its kind treatment during his visit. >> we arrived in north korea on saturday. we flew the state airline. it's about a one hour and a half flight from beijing. we have been treated with respect. we have been invited. our guests, we stayed outside pyongyang. we made our way into the ski resort to get a look at a part of north korea that most americans don't see and certainly a parts they would like us to see. >> jesse: dana, do you think lester holt realizes he is handing the north koreans a propaganda victory. >> dana: i do. in each report he has a little bit of a caveat. we get the joke. i think this video and these invitations are not meant for us. this is meant for internal propaganda brainwashing so that the leader, the dear leader, can show all the people there they live in north korea just how respected the north koreans are, how wonderful their countries. meanwhile, most of the country is starv

as a young american student named otto warmbier discovered. >> breaking new overnight.an college student -- >> reporter: "20/20" reported extensively on the case last june, devoting an entire program to warmbier's plight. he was arrested while perpetrating a hostile act. they are not saying any more than that. accused of stealing a propaganda poster. >> i never should have allowed myself to be allured by the united states administration to commit a crime in this country. >> reporter: sentenced to 15 years of hard labor, but after a year, the north koreans sent him home. >> they did not do this out of the kindness of their hearts. north korea doesn't do anything out of the kindness of their hearts. >> reporter: it turns out the 22-year-old had suffered a brain injury and fallen into a coma while imprisoned in north korea. six days after he got home -- >> their son who has returned from north korea with severe brain damage has now died. >> reporter: meanwhile, defectors say the dictator tightens the screws on anyone associated with his big brother. tell me the people who

also last night the parents of otto warmbier are were among the guests could direct a college student died of an injury he suffered in the great custody last summer. lauren: the face of the north korea threat. joe kennedy the third delivered one of the democratic party responses to this state of the union. >> this administration isn't just targeting the laws that protect us. they are targeting the very idea that we are all worthy of protecting. investor portfolios bulge in corporate profits climb, but fails to give workers their fair share the reward. russian knee deep in our democracy. an all-out war on environmental protection. a justice department rolling back civil rights by the day. which is a living wage and it paid the common near family needs to survive. he said high atop your mum shoulders and held a sign that said though the wall and my generation will tear it down. lauren: bernie sanders issuing his own response to the president's address. >> the american people do not want a president who is compulsively dishonest, who was a bully, who actively represents the interest of t

opioids. >> in that moment, ryan said he felt god spoke to him. >> also in the audience, parents of otto warmbierd been detained. the warmbiers guests of the first lady, melania trump who entered the capital alone. dressed in all white in stark contrast to some law makeners black to show solidarity with the mae too movement. on the way out the door, made more news about the gop memo. republicans show the surveillance abuse busy the fbi. democrats slam it at cherry picked. the president will decide this week whether to make that memo public. >> don't worry. 100%. seeming to tell a lawmaker don't worry. he would release it 100%. and the president has a few days left to decide whether or not that memo should be released to the public. he and congress by the way are also facing a deadline now to decide what to do on immigration with the potential for a government shutdown coming up yet again just eight days from now. savannah. >> haley jackson on the hill for us. thank you. >>> hillary clinton now says if she had it to do other again, she would fire the 2008 campaign aide who was accused of sexual ha

brian: otto warmbier. >> his parents who were in the audience.ican people about the animals that we are dealing with over there. brian: hey guys "let trump be trump" very interesting book. corey lewandowski and dave bossie. if there is a sequel will it be dave bossie and corey lewandowski? we will blow the lid off this whole little partnership. hey, what did the trump family think the address? i have an idea. let's ask eric. we booked him. ainsley: plus the president honoring our heroes last night including this marine who lost his sight and both legs fighting for our country. fighting for you in iraq. he then became the first blind double am tee to ever reenlist. and yesterday he met the president. corporal matthew bradford joins us live next ♪ proudly take a stand atwhen memory is in jeopardy ♪ i just don't want to let these people down. excedrin migraine. relief that works as hard as you do. i'm the one clocking in when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. i can als

honoring guests like otto warmbier's parents, who died shortly after his release from prison and a north korean defector. calling on congress to bolster u.s. defense. >> north korea's reckless pursuit of nuclear missiles could very soon threaten our homeland. >> reporter: and calling on congress to bolster u.s. defense. >> as part of our defense, we must modernize and rebuild our nuclear arsenal, hopefully never having to use it, but making it so strong and so powerful that it will deter any acts of aggression. >> reporter: mr. trump made no mention of russia's supervision to the 2016 election but was overhead with jeff duncan talking about releasing a classified gop memo that alleges survey a lance abuses by the fbi, a move democrats say is meant to undermine the russia probe. >> don't worry. 100%. >> reporter: after that big hint he dropped on the state of the union floor last night, and with the state of the union out of the way, he face ace big decision about what to do with that memo. one of the other things that he is not going to be doing this week is taking his policies and his s

otto warmbier was a hard-working student at the university of virginia and a great student he was. on his way to study abroad in asia, otto joined a tour to north korea. at its conclusion this wonderful young man was arrested and charged with crimes against the state. after a shameful trial, the dictatorship sentenced otto to 15 years of hard labor before returning him to america last june, horribly injured and on the verge of death. he passed away just days after his return. otto's wonderful parents, fred and cindy warmbier, are here with us tonight, along with otto's brother and sister, austin and greta. please. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> incredible people. you are powerful witnesses to a menace that threatens our world and your strength truly inspires us all. thank you very much. thank you. [ applause ] >> tonight, we pledge to honor otto's memory with total american resolve. thank you. finally, we are joined by one more witness to the ominous nature of this regime. his name is mr. gee sung-ho. in 1996, sung-ho was a starving boy in north korea. one day he tried to steal coal f

otto's wonderful parents, fred and cindy warmbier, are here tonight along with otto's brother and sisterstin and greta. please. ( applause ) incredible people. you are powerful witnesses to a menace that threatens our world, ask your strength truly inspires us all. thank you very much. thank you. ( applause ) tonight we pledge to honor otto's memory with total american resolve. thank you. finally-- ( applause ) we are joined by one more witness to the ominous nature of this regime. his name is mr. ji seong-ho. in 1996, he was a starving boy in north korea. one day he tried to steal coal from a railroad car to barter for a few scraps of food, which were very hard to get. in the process, he passed out on the train tracks, exhausted from hunger. he woke up as a train ran over his limbs. he then endured multiple amputations without anything to dull the pain or the hurt. his brother and sister gave what little food they had to help him recover, and ate dirt themselves, permanently stunting their own growth. later, he was tortured by north korean authorities after returning from a brief visit

the trump administration has redoubled efforts to secure the namazis' release after the death of otto warmbier in june. in september at the u.n. general assembly president trump called on iran to free all americans in detention. state department officials tells cnn that undersecretaries tom shannon had raised the health of namazi discussing implementation of the iranian nuclear agreement. now on sunday, namazi's son said a return to prison would be life threatening for his father and begged the iranian government to show compassion and grant his father a permanent release before everyone faces an irreversible tragedy. elise labott, cnn, washington. . >> and we will take a very short break. but coming up, the grammy awards featured politics, surprises and music sunday night. so who went home with the most trophies? we will tell you when we come back. l needs remain instinctual. that's why there's purina one true instinct. nutrient-dense, protein-rich, real meat number one. this is a different breed of natural nutrition. purina one, true instinct. ♪ jen, i've got questions. boots or flip-flops?

policy points from the parents of the victims of the ms-13 gang, to the parents of student student otto warmbierho died after returning home from north korean custody. he spoke of a potential agenda items for 2018, like a call for $1.8 trillion in new infrastructure spending and partnerships with states and private specter. >> tonight and calling on congress to produce a bill that generates at least $1.5 trillion for the new infrastructure investment that our country so desperately need needs. every federal dollar should be leveraged by partnering with state and local governments and where appropriate, tapping into private sector investment to permanently fix the infrastructure deficit. any bill must also streamline the permitting and approval process, getting it down to no more than two years and perhaps even one. >> shannon: chris stirewalt, fox news politics editor, joins us now. it's past your bedtime. >> we are rocking and rolling. >> shannon: i'm glad you're here. infrastructure is one thing that the president can get some bipartisan movement on. we got different reactions from democrats.

sharp was one of a number of emotional stories the president highlighted, honoring gets like otto warmbier's parents, the american student who was held in prison in north korea and died shortly after his release, along with a north korean defector who lost his leg while fleeing the regime. president trump issuing a stark warning about the north korean threat. >> north korea's reckless per suit of nuclear missiles could soon threaten our homeland. >> calling on congress to bolster u.s. defense. >> as part of our defense we must modernize and rebuild our nuclear arsenal, hopefully never having to use it but making it so strong and so powerful that it will deter any acts of aggression. >> reporter: mr. trump made no mention of russia's enter in the 2016 election but was overheard talking about releasing a classified gop memo that alleges surveillance abuses by the fbi, a move democrats say is meant to undermine the russia probe. >> let's release the memo. >> don't worry. 100%. >> reporter: john and poppy, in his speech the president almost quite literally extended a hand to democrats offering t

otto's wonderful parents, fred and cindy warmbier are here with us tonight, along with otto's brother and sister, austin and greta. please. [ applause ] incredible people. you're powerful witness to a menace that threatens our world and your strength truly inspires us all. thank you very much. thank you. [ applause ] tonight we pledge to honor otto's memory with total american resolve. thank you. [ applause ] finally, we are joined by one more witness to the ominous nature of this regime. his name is mr. g. sung ho. in 1986 he was a starving boy in north korea. one day he tried to steal coal from a railroad a car to barter for a few scraps of food which were very hard to get. in the process he passed out on the train tracks exhausted from hunger. he woke up as a train ran over his limbs. he then endured multiple amputations without anything to dull the pain or the hurt. his brother and sister gave what little food they had to help him recover and ate dirt themselves, permanently stunting their own growth. later he was tortured by north korean authorities after returning from a brief v

and take a look at these pictures of the parents of otto warmbier, the american who died after beingth korea, and the north korean defectorji seong—ho. no doubting who they wanted to see that last guest. not sure if kim jong un was watching. kevin kim from bbc korean was. president trump described north korea as one of the worst dictatorships in the world, a country that oppresses its people. to highlight these points he had a special guest in the crowd that introduced. the parents of an american who travel to north korea, was arrested, sentence and later died. also in the crowd was a prominent north korean human rights activist. during the famine in north korea he lost his limbs. when his name was called out by mr trump, he raised his crutches high in the hour for everyone to see. both were key individuals that president trump wa nted individuals that president trump wanted to show what north korea, in his view, is really like. day one of theresa may's state visit to china. her leadership has been under severe pressure — but she started this trip by saying, "i'm not a quitter". ther

b, the stories of what otto warmbier's parents have endured, their strength and grace in tragedy, thosersally tragic human experiences everyone can get behind. and donald trump is an historically unpopular president blowing apart every constitutional norm who gave a very mediocre speech last night. >> i have to be honest with you. even when -- i know this is an unpopular thing to say. but even when he talks about and praises the soldiers, i remember the >> don't stop there. he also had a seven-day fight with a gold star widow because he didn't like the way she received his call or who she had in the car when he called to make -- offer his condolences. >> and i've been on record, i don't think you should walk away from the state of the union, but if you are going to go and hear the sears of lies and this white nationalist nonsense, when he talked about ms-13 and he mentioned heather hair and richard collins the third, killed 20 minutes from my house and a college student in the university of maryland, there are plenty of things that i think the democrats could have done last night in the

north korea cas of kim junk unease human rights abuses idiimpris imprisonment and mistreatment of otto warmbier who died after to >> his parents are hereit tonight. your strength truly inspires us all. r also -- >> stillp those old crutches as a reminder of h you've come. >> c know they'll run for re-election against president trump's low give thematings and lat night's space to ireprdeifent the polic not necessarily himself. norah? >> well said, major. thank you so much. democtic rese came from a high schoolo repair class in massachusetts. congressman joe kennedyredent o country. >> it would be easy to dismiss , partisanship as politics, but it's far, far that. this administration isn't just us. they're targeting the very idea protection. >> kennedy did not mention thee say that, quote, bullies have never matched the spirit of the american people. >>> congress will decide the fate of much of the agenda they laid out last night and approval is no sure thing. nancy cordes is on capitol hill with the odds of success for some of the president's plans. good morning. >> good morning.itol hill is ess

of kim jong un's human rights abuses, including the imprisonment and mistreatment of american otto warmbierwho died shortly after urreturning to th u.s. >> otto's wonderful parents, fred and cindy warmbier, are here with us tonight. your strength truly inspires us all. >> reporter: the president also singled out north korean defector ji seong-ho, maimed as a boy and later tortured by the regime. >> i understand you keep those crutches as a reminder of how far you've come. >> reporter: congressional republicans know they will run for reelection this year up against the president's low approval ratings. the speech was specifically designed to give them room if they need it to say they identify with americans who represent the president's policies and not necessarily the president himself. >> thank you, major, so much. >>> the official democratic response came from a high school auto repair classroom in fall river, massachusetts. congressman joe kennedy ii promoted the democrats' priorities and accused the president of dividing the country. >> it would be easy to dismiss this past year's chaos

the guests in the first lady's box, included a north korean defector and the tearful parents of otto warmbierwho died last year. >> your powerful witnesses to a menace that threatens our world and your strength truly inspires us all. >> reporter: the democratic response came from massachusetts congressman, joe kennedy, grandson of bobby kennedy. >> folks, it would be easy to dismiss this past year as chaos, partisanship, as politics. but it's far, far bigger than that. >> i am extending an open hand to work with members of both parties. my duty and the sacred duty of every elected official in this chamber is to defend americans to protect their safety, their families, their communities and their right to the american dream. because americans are dreamers too. >> reporter: but the nation is still divided. i'm david wright. >> one of the longest speeches in some 50 years. the president speaking there for an hour and 20 minutes. for the most part, he managed to stick to the script. >> but americans were keeping a close eye on whether he stuck to the facts. mary tells us how the president did on

i think they also recognize how bad north korea looked in the otto warmbier incident. the poor young man they killed came home and died. so there are a number of things going on here. i don't think it reflects any major change in iran's position. >> you say the demise of the iran nuclear deal. how does it go with this diplomatic meeting today at the white house? >> i think they'll present evidence in the form of missile parts that show iran has routinely violated u.n. sanctions are providing the rebels in yemen with this equipment. any effort to increase pressure on the iranian regime is a good thing. i think their main focus is and will be preserving the nuclear deal. it is so good for them they don't want to see it ended. >> bill: do you think this meeting should happen today? >> well, you know, it's just a bunch of ambassadors. if i had proposed it in the george w. bush administration they would have told me it was a waste of time. as long as the president is there he will press hard on his problems with iran. >> bill: why is he listening when others in the past wou

. >> reporter: also in the audience, the parents of otto warmbier.st to lawmakers in all-black, in solidarity with the #metoo movement. republicans say the document shows surveillance abuses by the fbi. but democrats slam it as cherry-picked. the president will decide this week if to make that memo public. lawmaker, don't worry, he would release it 100%. and the president has a few days left to decide whether or not that memo should be released to the public. he and congress, by the way, are also facing a deadline, now, to shutdown comingdo on up yet again, just eight days from now. savannah? >> hallie jackson, on the hill. >>> hillary clinton said if she had to do over again, she would re2008 campaign aide that was accused of sexual harassment. she writes that she believescha. she wanted to punish the offe offender, identified by nbc news and others, as vern strider. clinton demoted the aide, docked his pay and demanded he get counseling. revelations about him was releasedt uard has intensed its search for the ceo of quicksilver. pierre went missing

like time and again the ice age eight martinez, the parents of the two girls killed by ms-13 and otto warmbier and the north korean defector, somehow and hold it up as crutches. i know this is stagecraft, but you couldn't avoid being moved by these incredible stories of strength. and when they would try to nancy pelosi and she's biting the inside of her mouth, i thought that was appalling. >> and chuck schumer as well. dagen: i did see him clap once. if that's all you've got for the american people of his incredible stories, not sad. trade do some clout when he mentioned infrastructure. they just wouldn't budge. dagen: admits of no spirit a number of things the president touched on them are straight president obama speeches. i don't know how they can get on board with infrastructure $1.5 trillion reducing the price of prescription drugs is a top priority. vocational schools and paid family leave. >> by the way, republicans were grumpy about those ideas and they were obama for not giving standing ovations because trump is or something about this town that is super tribal and annoying and silly.

. >> president trump: otto's wonderful parents fred and cindy warmbier are here with us tonight, along with otto's brother and sister, austin and greta. please. [applause] you are powerful witnesses to a menace that threatens our world and your strength inspires us all. thank you. to honor otto's memory with total american resolve. thank you. [applause] >> bill: quite a moment there. the president calling those parents incredible people for what they have gone through. also -- >> sandra: president trump recognizing the harrowing journey taken by a north korean defecter. >> president trump: he woke up as a train ran over his limbs. he then endured multiple amputations without anything to dull the pain or the hurt. later he was tortured by north korean authorities. his tormenters wanted to know if he had met any christians. he had and he resolved after that to be free. he traveled thousands of miles on crutches all across china and southeast asia to freedom. today he has a new leg, but i understand you still keep those old crutches as a reminder of how far you've come. your great sacrifi