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justice steven breyer has attended 18 of the last 19 speeches, more than any other sitting justice.he joint chiefs of staff are seated next to the supreme court justices. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general martin dempsey, is expected to be here tonight. directly behind the joint chiefs are the members of the senate, with senators harry reid and mitch mcconnell seated toward the middle of that group. house democratic and republican leaders are in the middle of the room. look for eric cantor, nancy pelosi here. up above the first lay did and the speaker of the house, each have their own box with a group of invited guests. president ronald reagan began the practice of inviting guests to sit in the house gallery back in 1982. anderson? >> i want to bring in somebody who has personal experience on this. former house speaker newt gingrich host of cnn's crossfire. you have a wonderful story with bill clinton in 1996. >> we had been through the big fight. the government was closed. is was a real brawl. he comes in, walks up, you'll see he gives each the vice president and th

. >> elena kagan, steven breyer. but it's not mat jort who sit with the other party. by and large the democrats sit on one side, and the republicans sit on the other. president greeting members of the joint chiefs of staff, the head of the military branches, as he makes his way up to the podium, the front of the house of representatives. >> ifill: you'd think maybe he's done this before. now comes the moment in which he makes his nirs address, and then the applause continues a little bit longer because that's the way they do it. >> woodruff: and the tradition has it that the president-- if i thought we could hear, i'd stop talking. if the president gives the speaker a copy of his remarks, one year, when bill clinton was president, he handed a copy to the then-republican speaker, and there was nothing. all that was in it was a line about "the joke's on you." and i'm resigning as president. >> ifill: michele obama. >> woodruff: i don't think president obama is going to do that tonight. >> members of congress, i have the high privilege and distinct honor of presenting to