went intro duck of the 100-year-old d eve0-year-old --e introduction of the 100-year-old tuskeegee airmanthey wouldn't even stand for him. this president has kept his promises. this president definitely when he makes a promise, he keeps it. we have got the best economy we have had in decades. we have the lowest unemployment rate we have seen in almost 0 years. we have -- in almost 60 years. we have trillions of dollars coming back into the united states. and just the statistics alone show that americans are better off. then we had statistics that 59% of americans today believe they are better off now. trish: a new cbs poll. 80% of independents approve of the job he's doing. congressman babin, thank you very much. coming up, campus reform is here. the latest calling out joe biden. because they think joe biden is trump. >> quote the other side is going to put y'all back in chains. >> that flat-out racist. >> that's pretty horrendous. >> we should get a new president. trish: see their reaction when they are told they just bashed biden. aoc said what? >> donald trump started giving out cash t

penal like the 100-year-old tuskeegee airman charles mcgee. stephanie davis and her lovely fourth grade daughter who received an opportunity scholarship. townsend williams who surprised his wife amy and their two beautiful dplirn children in the gallery. speaker pelosi tore up the copy of this speech. she had no right to tear up that document. in my hand i have an official copy of the president's state of the union address signed by the president given to me at the white house today. it will be delivered to the house clerk to be archived and preserved for prosperity. whether she likes it or not, these great american stories will be remembered by history, not erased by the speaker. lou: the speaker i am sure will be pleads to know that exoneration is forever. president trump says he plans to make comments about his historic victory tomorrow at the white house. the effort that was begun in part by the deep state when they spied on his 2016 campaign. tonight we are hearing more from the secretive fisa court that permitted the surveillance in a le

and the tuskeegee airman, the little girl who got the scholarship and rush limbaugh.s it shows you howal our country is and how america is back on track. lou:na it was extraordinarily moving and powerful to watch the president of the united states promote that colonel, a man of immense history, character, obviously, and an exemplar for everyone in this nation. for him to become a brigadier general with the commander-in-chief presiding, it was such a moving moment. en to watch nancy pelosi, your eyes try to avert. but to see her making all of those peculiar faces, pursing her lips in various directions. obviously so uncomfortable in her own skin that she was beside herself if i can create that pun. >> the american people see past all that, the faces and the speech.of the the american people know they havet more money in their pockets. the president is keeping his promise. keeping his word. all the special things he has done. the right kind of people on the courts. they don't like a party that tears down our country. they like a president who is talking about how great this nation is. wh

the tuskeegee airman and the young girl who got a scholarship. it was like they weren't proud to be part of the state of the union. >> that wasn't a republican or democrat speech. that was an american speech. you watched a 100-year-old man. with his 13-year-old great grandson wanting to go to space. pour military imagine being reunited with his family. an opportunity scholarship. and that mother is just like all of us. all she hopes for is her child has a better life. and this president talked about those american dreams where you watched the democrats would not even applaud. and worse, what that speaker did, nancy pelosi was more than a temper tantrum. that was an official house document. those folders -- that is a document handled to the president of the senate, the vice president, and handled it to the speaker. she is the custodian of the house official document. if you tear up a house document, you are creating a felony. judge jeanine: you are saying a prosecutor can actually prosecute her for that statutory violation? >> you know, the a.g. s

you saw the reference to the tuskeegee airmen. there was a bit of a pivot last night. we talked about second amendment, religious freedom in school. you talked about things that fire upwas him preparing for that reelection process. i think he got exactly what he wanted out of it because there were a lot of these reality show moments. >> as expected he did not mention the impeachment. it appears he did not need to. >> right we're going to see that vote later today. it's likely that vote will move to acquit the president. he will likely speak about that in the afternoon. the only time we did hear about it was in the democratic response when governor whitmer says tomorrow when you see senators put in their vote don't listen to their words, watch their actions. >> throughout the address he puts faces to these issues. and do you think the democrats are in a corner here because if you criticize the address and you criticize these made for tv moments whether they're scripted or not to be just that how far can they really criticize those particular moments during the address.

the mother with little girl -- the tuskeegee pilot all of that was touching, to me.nd i don't know whether president did not see speaker's hand stuck out certainly thought very pity when speaker about tore up the speech right there in front of the chamber and the american people i wish we could calm down that sort of thing a little bit develop more of civility find a way to work together on the budget, the appropriations, on the defense of our country certainly, prescription drugs and infrastructure, the president mentioned most of those issues. maria: i know they don't like his personality. they don't like his approach to things, the fact that he sort of says it the way it is, and in some cases comes out raw, in the way he explains things but to rip off state of the union speech this is a historical document, certainly. how do you see this ever changing? he he i mean what is it going to take for two to get together? what do you think it is that -- that is driving this hate is it just they don't like his personality or do they think that maybe -- his presence undermi

charles is one of the last surviving tuskeegee air man and the first black fighter pilots and he happenso be ian's great grandfather. >> [cheers and applause]. >> [applauding]. >> [cheers and applause]. >> 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 7th, charles celebrated his 100th birthday. >> [cheers and applause]. >> [applauding]. >> a few weeks ago i signed a bill promoting charles to brigadier general and i pinned the star on his shoulders. our nation salutes you. thank you, sir. >> [cheers and applause]. >> from the pilgrims to the founders and the soldiers that valley forge and the marchers at selma and to president lincoln to reverend martin luther king. americans have always rejected limits on our children's future. nembers of congress, we must never forget that the only victories that matter in washington are victories that deliver for the american people. >> [cheers and applause]. >> the people are the heart of our country.