space domain. we are working very closely with the air force on that. kathleen: is the same true on the army side, in terms of space? sec. mccarthy: absolutely. we are the largest consumers of space in the department. it really comes down to the operating concept of how you are going to fight in the future. for us to be able to mitigate a hypersonic threat, you will need a lower orbit satellite architecture, a much wider array, and the ability to queue targets very quickly to mitigate the threat. there is a technical aspect, and a war fighting one. it is changing from a prostyle offense to a spread. creating multiple dilemmas for your opponent. this will be done out of the business line, but the tank is really going to have to drive the outcome of how we are going to change the way we do business in the future. kathleen: secretary esper has directed the joint war fighting concept, with all the chiefs signing on. what is the role for the service secretary in that discussion? if i can flesh that out a little, in building out the funding for the force over

great support for something for the space force. space is invisible most of the time but it is ubiquitous. everyone is using it, we cannot live without it and only when we stop and think about it do we realize how important it is and how fragile it is. important for us to pay attention. trendingis technology for the army? we have over $10 billion invested in organizations partnering. if you look at the investments made by competitors and capabilities, the only way to reverse that is putting investments in so they can change the areas. createthese capabilities sustainability to maneuver and helps envelop places where you cannot get a ship or airplane in there, but you can take at the same sites, you can bring them back in. it is a way for us to complement capabilities but also mitigate the investments made by competitors. every day i get introduced to something else amazing that the navy is working on from a technical standpoint in the war fighting realm but i will focus on one people probably think is boring. the digital modernizatio

. >> what is the navy's view of space force? barbara said it well. we are completely dependent on each other. pacific look out at the theater, a lot of water, a lot of space, we have to have awareness on it and our ships cannot have their dependence or interdependence on the space domain. we are working very closely with the air force on that. >> is the same true on the army side, in terms of space? sec. mccarthy: absolutely. we are the largest consumers of space in the department. it really comes down to the operating concept of how you are going to fight in the future. for us to be able to mitigate a you will needeat, a lower orbit satellite architecture, a much wider array, and the ability to queue targets very quickly to mitigate the threat. there is a technical aspect, and a war fighting one. -- it isng from changing from a prostyle offense to a spread. tank is really going to have to drive the outcome of how we are going to change the way we do business in the future. directedary esper has the joint war fighting concept, with all the chiefs sign

john raymond, head of the new space force said we view this behavior is unusual and disturbing. as the potential to create a dangerous situation in space. it is clear that russia is developing on orbit capabilities to exploit our alliance on space-based systems that fuel our american way of life, a way of life that relies on satellite every day for gps navigation, communication, financial transactions and military reconnaissance. vice president mike pence met with the rest of the space force at leadership at peterson air force base details of what they discussed were not disclosed but it is precisely threats like the ones posed by the pair of russian satellites the trump administration is why the us needed a space force. in addition to establishing a space force the trump administration is trying to safeguard american dominance in space with a new program called artemis, the goal, to return american astronauts, a man and a woman, to the moon by 2024 and the man tasked with making that happen is jim bryden stein who joins us now. thank you for joining us and i have to start with t

academy and then he has his eye on the space force. as ian says most people look up its pace i want to look down on the world. was sitting behind. in tonight. it's his greatest hero of them all. charles mcgee was born in cleveland ohio, one century ago. charles is one of the last surviving tuskegee airman the first black fighter pilots and he also happens to be great grandfather. a credible after more than 130 combat missions in world war 2. he came back home to a country still struggling for civil rights and went on to serve america in korea and vietnam. one december 7th charles celebrated his one 100th birthday. a few weeks ago assigned to build promoting charles mcgee to brigadier general. i pinned the stars his shoulders in the oval office. general muggy. our nation salutes you thank you sir. from the pilgrims to the founders from the soldiers at valley forge to the marchers at selma. and from president lincoln to the reverend martin luther king. americans have always rejected limits on our children's future. members of congress we

needed if space force. >> kristin: in addition to it establishing a space force, the trump administration spaceguard american dominance in space with a new program called artemis. the goal to return american astronauts, a man and a woman, to the moon by 2024 and the man tasked with making that happen is nasa administrator jim bridenstine who joins us now. jim, thank you for joining us and i have to start with this new budget proposal from the white house. you have to be pretty happy about it. it's a $2.7 billion increase for nasa, but a budget is just a recommendation. congress still has to approve it. to that point, i want to share with you something that was written in "the hell ," an op-ed. getting back the money to accomplish this feat. do you think that you and the rest of the administration can get democrats on board to find that the artemis program? >> we've seen bipartisan support for the artemis program. i did an event with the speaker of the house nancy pelosi out in san francisco, it was a women's equality event. one of the key features of the event was that we need to go to th

earlier this year, the president stood up with the forces, the space force.eering and applauding] with the space force, the united states will be ready for the 21st century enforcement partly, will be able to deter powers, russia and china in the new frontier. [applause] president trump and vice president pence will be the most robust response of any country around the world with the coronavirus. [applause] we are protecting american decisive actions such as banning travel by noncitizens recently to china and the entry into the united states. i was a courageous move, is controversial at the time but it america important time to prepare for the virus. america was the first major country to oppose such restrictions and we allocated billions of dollars to respond appropriately to the coronavirus challenge. our ability to succeed foreign affairs, national security underpinned by the renewal of american economic might under president trump the economy has blown a record pace and the gains have been distributed across all democratic groups including the loss record

we already know what the space force's logo will look like. d it in january and he requested $15.4 billion for the force in the 2021 budget. he mentions it now in almost every rally. it's always been a big applause line. you know he cares what its members are going to be called. we have a little bit of insight into what they will not be called. spaceman has already been ruled out because is not gender-neutral and space cadet has also been ruled out for obvious reasons. i just checked their facebook message board where a lot of these submissions are being tossed around and here's if you i found there were interesting. orbiters, spacers, my personal favorite the space raiders. >> dana: police in utah rushing to help a woman desperate for formula for her newborn baby at 2:00 in the morning. shannon bird ran out of formula and tried calling neighbors and nobody answered so she called 911 and cops raised to buy some milk only to find the baby was too young to drink it so they drove to another store to get formula and they refuse to let shannon pay t

academy and then he has his eye on the space force as ian says most people look up at space i want to look down on the world. was put sitting behind him tonight is his greatest hero of them all. charles mcgee was born in cleveland ohio one century ago charles is one of the last surviving tuskegee airman the 1st black fighter pilots and he also happens to be in his great grandfather was . a. credible story after more than 130 combat missions in world war 2 he came back home to a country still struggling for civil rights and went on to serve america in korea and vietnam on december 7th charles celebrated his 100th birthday thank . you i was . a few weeks ago assigned a bill promoting charles mcgee to brigadier general. and earlier today i pin the stars of the shoulders in the oval office general mcgee our nation salutes you thank you sir ah thank you thank you. from the pilgrims to the founders from the soldiers at valley forge to the marchers at selma and from president lincoln to the reverend martin luther king americans have always r

that is according to the head of the new space force. g behavior, and has the potential to create a dangerous situation in space. general john raymond said a pair of russian, what he called inspector satellites have been trailing the american spy satellite since late november after its launch, soon after reaching space, the russian satellite slight into two. the u.s. has currently over 1000 satellites in space. the american space command controls gps satellite, the whole constellation and its dozens of satellites. that blew dot on your iphone, melissa, that is courtesy of the u.s. military. the prom last year created the space force. the first service created since the air force was created in 1947. the pentagon asked for $15 for the space force in the budget. iran tried to put a satellite into orbit while the islamic republic failed but secretary of state mike pompeo warned that the islamic regime uses them to develop missile capabilities. the satellites used to launch in orbit are. of course china is also looking in space and wants to g

it's like space force saw the "starfleet" logo and said: >> make it suck. >> stephen: space force, howu recycle a beloved "star trek" property for your own purposes. which reminds me, watch "star trek: picard," only on cbs all access. a access: en. but the logo wasn't space force's only big launch. just a few weeks ago, they unveiled their state-of-the-art new space uniforms. prepare your earthling minds for space camo! you know the old saying: "in space, no one can hear you scream, but we can all see you coming. because camo doesn't work up there." again, let me reiterate what our situation is right now. you know right now if trump was acquitted. i don't. but i do know this: yesterday, a big chunk of his border wall fell over and landed on the mexican side. oh, that's going to be an awkward phone call for trump. ( as trump ) "hey, neighbor, yeah, it's don. remember when i called you murderers and drug dealers and rapists? yeah, good times. any-hooski, can i have my wall back? hello? hello? it's just a finger? okay." ( laughter ) officials say the wall fell because the concrete in the

space force to develop specialists. at the same time, the newest combatant command will focus on maintaining our focus on space and provides the three-fold increase in the agency to field game-changing technologies. the department developed the ollowing, space control, missile warning capabilities and w-earth orbit and provides capacity to share access and g.p.s. to ensure connectivity in contested areas. cyberattacks represent an a long-term threat. the d.o.d.'s digital modernization efforts to deter man machine teaming to improve information integrity will work hand in glove. a cyber approach is necessary to protect the network to disrupt and stop threats. this request and other efforts to counter efforts to exploit u.s. technology. while capabilities are our priority, the joint forces are improving to engage threats. yber underpinned provide our cyber mission force, the teams and tools necessary to have offensive and defensive operation its. this budget to modernize capabilities in the maritime air and land demands. i

of poking at risk a sensitive topic is that capability going to move to space force? are we still making a determination? >> well, with every merger there's divestiture, so i think that we're in the process of helping stand that organization up. we'll clearly have a role. we still have watercraft and we still have helicopters. even though we have a navy and air force after the army was stood up first, obviously. i think over time the assets will divest and go to the space force, but we've worked very hard to help them with that. we have relationships with the nro and nga. they're working with our intelligence folks as well as helping us look at how do we cue satellites and test satellites at lower echelons. we're going to be doing that as early as this spring in the defender series exercise. as the chief talks about we get to this multidomain organization, a lot of it is the behaviors, bringing that down to an echelon like the brigade combat team, having leaders look at how they task an asset is something we haven't done before. but the partnerships have been wonderfu

that's going to be where we are going to get our best. >> cracking down on the form just for a space force. >> i agree with that. how he has a chance to rewrite everything with regards to not just acquisition but the force. that's one of the reason why we have the sda to break out the conventional system and finding different and creative ways to fill our capabilities. >> the department identified artificial intelligence as one o f the technologies that were additional investment, the lead of the department. we met as part of the our task force hearings with the joint ai center with lieutenant shanahan. with his pending retirement and the competition for general officer, i want to stress how strong leadership for ai in the center. what action are you taking to continue leadership of artificial intelligence and in the joint ai center specifically? >> he's done a great job, standing up and working close with d.c. we need to find a great replacement to carry on his good work. at the same time we have increased the budget by 4%. ai is a game changer out there. in the years ahead, the army set

and whether in isr or whatever, but space force seems to me to fit right into this. i know it's early but time is short. have you been invited into the discussion or inserted yourself into the discussion how to best man, train, equip a space force to assist you and then maybe even elaborate a bit on your partner countries and what role, if any, they could play. and i'd ask each of you admiral go first. >> intelligence surveillance and recognizance, and a key point of our intelligence picture is a global demand, and we're short in this hemisphere. we're meeting 20% of our goal. a good chunk of that 20% is using department of homeland security, customs protection or border cbp assets. it's key. recognize the global challenges and we do the best we can with what we have. i think there's some advances in machine learning and artificial intelligence that we can use and should pursue, and we're going to work that. with respect to space force, we have excellent coordination with general raymond and his team. and a key interest like cyber in every nation we deal with, fundam

so i think that over time, if you ask us to go the space force, we work very hard to help them with that. we relationships with the nro and nga were they are working with our intelligence folks as well in helping us look at how weak you satellites at lower echelons. we'll be doing that is earliest the spring. the chief talks about when we get to this multi- domain organization, a lot of it is the behaviors. now bringing that international on with the brain and leaders looking out how to do that. the partnerships have been wonderful. things will change over the next couple of years. host: how is the army talking about autonomy. if in the future, for soldiers the door is few men, who done something wrong. wanted deal bit about how are you thinking about autonomy and systems as you develop new concepts and particularly in this multi- domain environment. >> on the idea of a personal loop. but i agree with bob on that. in any placed is a very dirty dangerous job. you can put a robot something in thomas, they'll be great, we should not be doing this with soldiers. unmanned type of systems. but

. >> at the risk of poking at a sensitive topic will that moved to space force or are we still making the determination? >> with every merger there is the vestige are so i think that we are in the process of helping stand that organization up and clearly we will have a role but we still have watercraft and helicopters so even though we have a navy and an air force after the army will stand up first, obviously. over time the assets will devasting go to the space force but we worked very hard to help them with that we have relationships with nga where they are working with our our intelligence folks as well as helping us look at how do we queue satellite past satellites and that we will be doing that as early as the spring so as the chief talks about as we get to this multi- domain organization a lot of this is behaviors and now bring that down to an echelon like brigade combat team having those leaders know looking at how they task an asset is something we've not done before and the partnerships have been wonderful with the intelligence community but things will change over the next co

with respect to space force, we have excellent coordination with general raymond and his team. it's a key interest like cyber in every nation that we deal with. fundamental to this is information sharing into the space realm and space agreements that we're working with nations like brazil, chile and other countries that will help counter china's efforts in that realm and continue to ensure that we have positional advantage. we can't work fast enough in that arena, senator, but we're working as hard as we can. >> senator, on your question about resources, i would say that my command is with one exception is pretty adequately resourced for what we're -- the task we're given to do today. as small as those resources are, i think it's adequate with the exception of isr that you mentioned. every commander that sits in front of you will say the exact same thing. admiral faller briefed his resourcing about 25% of our known validated requirement for isr. you mentioned the space force so interestingly enough i just met with general raymond yesterday. we were discussing about the developm

space force so we have a new division of the of the military isn't fully organized yep it's called the space for space force and i think that he is sort of looks at this is his kennedy moment of saying i'm not only about what's going on here but we have a greater aspiration take it or leave it i think it's his way to say i still believe in science i still believe in national aspiration and mars is the next frontier a friend of mine elon still find it was the former chief scientist at nasa now heads the national air and space museum one of the most trafficked tourism sites and in the united states she's all about going to mars and so i kind of applaud that element of the president's speech it feels like he's reaching out to young people a little bit with that too because let's be honest he's an old president right he doesn't he's never going to see us go to mars. and i also think it gives him something you know donald trump is looked at as a i mean i had put it but a real estate guys come in he's going to deal with a lot of issues he took out you know a couple about terrorists and he so

i think over time the assets will divest and go to the space force, but we've worked very hard to help them with that. we have relationships with the nro and nga. they're working with our intelligence folks as well as helping us look at how do we cue satellites and test satellites at lower echelons. we're going to be doing that as early as this spring in the defender series exercise. as the chief talks about we get to this multidomain organizations a lot is the behaviors. bringing that to an echelon of the brigade combat team having leaders look at how do they task an asset is something we haven't done before. but the partnerships have been wonderful with the intelligence community but things will change over the next couple years as space force matures. >> yeah. i want to talk a little bit about how the army is thinking about autonomy and i'll paraphrase my old boss, bob work, who says, you know, if in the future the first soldier through the door is a human, we've done something is wrong. i want to kind of dig a little bit about how are you thinking about autonomy and autonomous syst

you are being very strongly considered for the space force. [cheers] pres.i think i can say this. the governor showed up today. your governor, democrat. [booing] pres. trump: he showed up. he wanted to lobby to see if they could get it. that's ok. that's all right. we are going to be making that decision when we make that decision. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: ok. we destroyed the isis territorial caliphate 100%. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: we killed the founder and leader of isis. he's dead. he's dead. [cheers and applause] and we just killed the world's number one terrorist, kissing solemani, ending his evil reign of terror forever. forever and ever. [cheers and applause] [chanting] pres. trump: he was the king of the roadside bomb. when you see these young men and women, no legs, no arms, they get it. 92% of them were from him. they started making them. they have great detection. we have these guys. all of a sudden, the detection wasn't working because they started making them out of plastic instead of metal. they are blowing the guys up with

academy and then he has his eye on the space force as he and says most people look up in space i want to look down on the world. began but sitting behind him tonight is his greatest hero of them all charles mcgee he was born in cleveland ohio one century ago charles is one of the last surviving tuskegee airman the 1st black fighter pilots and he also happens to be ian's great grandfather god god began . was. told to begin. a. credible story after more than 130 combat missions in world war 2 he came back home to a country still struggling for civil rights and went on to serve america in korea and vietnam. on december 7th charles celebrated his 100th birthday thank you. god god. god thank you to. a few weeks ago i signed a bill promoting charles mcgee to brigadier general and earlier today i pin the stars on his shoulders in the oval office general mcgee our nation salutes you thank you sir thank you . from the pilgrims to the founders from the soldiers at valley forge to the marchers at selma. and from president lincoln to the reverend martin lu

academy, and then he has his eye on the space for's. -- space force. up at space,ook ian says i want to look down on the world. [cheers and applause] president trump: but sitting behind ian tonight is his greatest hero of them all, charles mcgee, who was born in cleveland, ohio one century ago. charles is one of the last surviving tuskegee airmen, the first black fighter pilots, and he also happens to be ian's great-grandfather. [cheers and applause] president trump: incredible story. after more than 130 combat missions in world war ii, he came back home to a country still struggling for civil rights and went on to serve america in korea and vietnam. on december 7, charles celebrated his 100th birthday. [cheers and applause] [cheers] a few weeksump: ago, i signed a bill promoting charles mcgee to brigadier general, and earlier today, i pinned the stars on his shoulders in the oval office. general mcgee, our nation salutes you. thank you, sir. [cheers and applause] president trump: from the pilgrims to the founders, from the soldiers at valley forge to

the space force. will be making a big decision for the space force as to where it is going to be located and i know you want it. >> the president saluted three veterans who fought at iwo jima. this is the 70 fifth anniversary of that battle. the president's supporters lining up in las vegas for his rally tonight. democrats place their final bit ahead of tomorrow's caucuses. they are hoping for any moment after he wednesday's fiery debate. griff jenkins live at the las vegas convention center with the wild west show down. >> reporter: good morning. at high noon donald trump will be there. a few hundred supporters lining up. all the candidates are making closing arguments to the voters after that dominating performance with elizabeth warren we had the campaign trail with her to see if she can form a come back. we talk to her supporters and they are behind her. watch this. >> i think it is time for a female president and i think we are going to have one, she is the perfect candidate. >> we said we would

it is called the space force.ant. >> emily: what should the government called the troops of the space force, top pentagon official ruling out spaceman and space cadet but a final determination has not been made but they are open to idea. i have a few ideas, intergalactic warriors, starfleet, space troopers, stormtroopers! if it's not copyrighted... >> juan: that's, like, the wrong thing. >> emily: what should we name them? >> greg: trump should make it into a contest and weber names it should get to have the first suit. if you put space in front of anything, it works. space dog, space suit, space space? >> dana: i like double space. >> greg: doublespace! >> juan: wait a second. what was the name of that movie... they named a hero after buzz aldrin, buzz lightyear. >> pete: are like super troopers or space warriors. you can do space man. that's to gender specific. >> juan: you can do space ranger. no, you can do space men can't do space men. >> emily: i think it should be intergalactic anything. >> juan: what about

this is the man who wants to start "space force." launch any of those rockets into space, let's make sure they're pointed the right way. ( laughter ) space force! ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) even a lying clock tells the truth twice a day. >> we're doing a lot of things that are good including waste and fraud. tremendous waste and tremendous fraud. ( audience reacts ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: true, true. that is happening. coincidentally, "tremendous waste" and "tremendous fraud" are trump's nicknames for eric and don jr. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) tremendous, what a waste. tremendous waste, tremendous fraud. trump and the governors had an event last night where the military band performed. and of course, trump turned a compliment about them into a brag about himself. >> i don't know if anybody here has an ear for music. believe it or not, a long time ago i was told i have a great ear for music by somebody. i took a test. they said, "he has a wonderful aptitude for music." >> stephen: oh, let's see some of his apti

it is called the space force. very important. [cheers and applause] president trump: in the gallery tonight, we have a young gentleman. what he wants so badly -- 13 years old -- he is an eighth grader from arizona. ian, please stand up. ian has always dreamed of going to space. he was the first in his class and among the youngest at an aviation academy. he aspires to go to the air force academy, and then he has his eye on the space force. most people look up at space, ian says i want to look down on the world. [cheers and applause] president trump: but sitting behind ian tonight is his greatest hero of them all, charles mcgee, who was born in cleveland, ohio one century ago. charles is one of the last surviving tuskegee airmen, the first black fighter pilots, and he also happens to be ian's great-grandfather. [cheers and applause] president trump: incredible story. after more than 130 combat missions in world war ii, he came back home to a country still struggling for civil rights and went on to serve america in korea and vietnam

it's called the space force. [ applause ] very important. >> jimmy: look at those guys.hey're like, just keep quiet. keep staring straight ahead, maybe he'll forget about this. trump promised he'd always protect patien with preexisting conditions, which is something i will remind him of when he most certainly does the exact opposite of that. it is brazen how he says things and does the opposite. he also gave rush limbaugh the presidential medical of freedom. this is a medal they gave rosa parks. tonight rush limbaugh got it. he turned his plan into cripple public schools into basically what was a game show. >> but janiah, i have good news for you. i am pleased to inform you that your long wait is over. i can proudly announce tonight that an opportunity scholarship has become available. it's going to you, and you will soon be heading to the school of your choice. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: that's nice. maybe bob barker should be president instead. and then he surprised an army wife by bringing her husband back from afghanistan and reuniting them on tv. it was like

i like the space force, i worked on pebbles in the 90s. the right direction. >> i have been hearing human interest stories and we saw from people who were affected by those very actions, the parents of kayla mueller, harris was killed by a roadside bomb in 2008, the speech last night. what did you think of the speech? >> i thought it was great. it made our life better with everything, 2020. >> the rest never stood up. >> can't believe how disrespectful they were and i wish even though you may dislike him, respect him and that is something we don't have enough of. >> you had thoughts on the way it ended. we are focusing on the words but a certain speaker of the house decided to take an action. >> felt like all i could say. my mom and dad would turn over in their graves if they saw anything like that because she was so disrespectful and she is like a kid didn't get her way. >> that is my kind of north carolina right there. thank you. what is your name? >> michael. >> what did you think of the speech? >> better than awesome. went through a li

long, tall and powerful wall is being built, we created a branch of the armed forces called the space force. soleimani was the iranian regime's most ruthless butcher, bloodthirsty killer known as our baghdadi is dead. charles mcgee, one of the last surviving tuskegee airmen, first black fighter pilots, thank you, sir. amy williams from fort bragg, north carolina, your husband is back from deployment and we can't keep him waiting any longer. welcome home, sergeant williams, god's grace is still shining and my fellow americans, the best is yet to come. ♪ heather: good morning. it is wednesday february 5th and you are watching "fox and friends first". thank you for starting a busy news day with us. what about the state of the union address last night? very emotional moments, promises made promises kept, donald trump delivered his third state of the union address, touting strong economy and military might while picking on the radical left and honoring some great americans. a lot of people honored last night but it wasn't enough. house speaker nancy pelosi, what did you think about it? this dram

spy satellite, according to the head of the new space force. e, russia is developing on-orbit capabilities that exploit u.s. reliance on space-based systems. the russian government launched a satellite that released a second satellite. john raymond called the situation unusual and disturbing, potentially creates a dangerous situation between cold war foes. they operate a constellation of satellites in space including over a dozen gps satellites. that blue dot on the iphone is courtesy of the u.s. air force. president trump created space force, the sixth branch of the armed forces for the first time since the u.s. air force was created back in 1947. the pentagon requested $15 billion for space force in the budget announced yesterday. russia is not the only one looking to gain an edge in space. for the second consecutive year iran tried to put a satellite in orbit. the islamic republic failed but secretary of state mike pompeo warned quote, iranian regime uses satellite launches to develop the ballistic missile capabilities. they are virtually ide

. >> important endorsement >> and president trump giving his space force a big budget the white houseof defense proposing a $15.4 billion budget for 2021 with more than 2 billi$2 billion goi the space force. the funding could reach $5 billion by 2025. there's been a big focus on space lately, especially given virgin galactic's wild ride this year that stock down b about a half a percent. both struggling as the market hit the lows earlier, but they've been a big independent kart >> they have been showy stocks stocks now clawing back after a sudden sharp drop today. we'll get a trader's take on just what happened stay with us we'll be right back. new york state is taking business to the next level. supporting innovative companies that will shape tomorrow and building workforce development and tuition-free college programs to generate the talent companies need. with a $150 billion investment in state of the art, modern infrastructure, and a nation-leading commitment to low-cost clean energy, new york is doing more than any other state to build for the future of your business. new york st

also mentioning a young man who is going to be in the space force. his grandfather was in the kentucky air force and that was a really moving moment as well. quite a few really moving moments there as you watch all of this play out tonight. >> bret: we will also just point out, there was the handshake moment but there was also the introduction of the president by the speaker where she did not say the traditional intro of, it is my high own or indistinct personal to present to you the president of the united states. she just said, president of the united states. it's all back and forth, an hour in 50 interrupted for applause 129 times. a lot of those interruptions fell along standard party line. half the chamber standing up, the partisan moments. with venezuela, about the aspiring astronaut and his great grandfather who was the newly promoted charles mcgee. partisan applause but legendary talk show host rush limbaugh fighting lung cancer, receiving the presidential medal of freedom in that chamber tonight from the first lady peer but by far the most po

the space force.l be making a big decision for the space force as to where it is going to be located and i know you want it. >> reporter: the president also saluted veterans who fought as iwo jima, this week marks the 70 fifth anniversary of that battle. the president's supporters lining up in las vegas for his rally tonight is democrats place their final bets ahead of tomorrow's caucuses. rob: momentum after wednesday's fiery debate, griff jenkins live at the las vegas convention center with more on the wild west show down. >> reporter: a hat trick of rallies, the third for donald trump in three days at the convention center behind me at high noon. all the democrat candidates out here making arguments to voters why nevadans after a strong debate performance, we have a campaign trail to hear from her supporters. here is what we saw. >> senator warren represents issues important to nevada. she talks about issues that affect my life, things like childcare, student loan debt. >> i watched her when campai

. >> hits to leaders of newest branch of the military, the space force, it's very early in the game,en know what to call them, in the army you call them soldiers, marines, navy sailors, they don't know what to call the guys and for pentagon ruled out two names, spacemen and space cadet. [laughter] >> so i don't blame them. >> miss to new york regulators, they announced the sweeping settlement with prada over merchandise that some said offensive, potentially racist and settlement puts new york regulators heavily involved in the business of fashion. i think it shows artistic expression, by the way, who takes the word fashion police literally, new york city. >> hit to astronaut kristina who returned to earth after 328 days in space, longest time ever for a woman. but the data on the time up there was amazing, in addition to her space walks 219 investigations, she circled the earth 5,248 times, traveled 139 million miles which is like going to mars and back 219 times. just another day at the office for kristina cox. paul: she's her own space force, think about it, the ambition on being a

space? this is an incredibly nutty idea. we have the united states air force t that is perfectly capabe of dealing with our programs, along with nasa. if we e want to spend more money to go explore the heavens, i personally am in favor of that. it has a cost to it, though, and you have to bear the cost. what trump wants to do is a free lunch. he wants to s say the richest people in americica, we will lor your taxes, the big corporations turn huge profits and pay no taxes, and then we are going to spend all of this additional money on things which are discscretionary stop we can chce to d do them or not do them. and at the same time, we are to say to children and families that are going to food pantries and food kitchens constantly, you know, you have got too much. it is really a remarkable position. it is very clear the republican party y policies that donanald p is reflecting herere boil down o this -- the reason the american economy is not doing better is the rich don't have enough in the way to get more to the rich is to take it from the p poor, e didisable

space force, and has 100-year-old great grandfather. one of the last surviving tuskegee airmen.larship for a philadelphia girl to go to the school of her choice. praising juan guaido, the leader of venezuela's opposition movement, to bipartisan applause. other made-for-tv moment, a soldier deployed to afghanistan returning home to surprise his wife and kids on live television. there's a rule you learn when you begin to right. show, don't tell. show me, don't tell me. show me how you are helping young people to go to a school of their choice. show me through that young girl. that's what we saw last night. stagecraft. >> jason: this is the state of the union. we are talking about real americans and their lives. i was so touched -- here's this 100-year, newly minted for goodyear general mcgee who served 130 missions. he served in vietnam, in korea, and there he is with his grandson who wants to be part of the space force. i tell you, that was an emotional moment. when you have a member of our united states military who served multiple deployments coming home to his family, that is

won't be any history books. 50 years from now, textbooks in florida will say jesus, trump and the space forceinning against dinosaurs. he announced that he will be making an announcement. he tweeted, i will be making a public statement tomorrow at 1: 12:00 p.m. to discuss our country's victory on the impeachment hoax. at this point, he should just go play a round of golf with o.j. play 18 holes with o.j. and tweet. [ applause ] here we are. just two innocent guys out enjoying 18 holes of golf. trump got away scot-free after extorting another country with our taxpayer money to help him win an election, but nancy pelosi is on the hot seat today because she ripped up some paper today. you see that? so this is the most -- [ applause ] talked-about moment of the day. it happened at the end of the night, speaker pelosi tore up the copy of trump's speech. that hasn't happened to trump since his last divorce. i didn't like that. i think tearing up the speech was a bad move. she should have rolled it up and spanked him with it. needless to say, mike pence was very upset by this act of defiance against