The State of the Union
On Tuesday, President Donald Trump gave his State Of The Union Address before a sea of cheering Republicans and resentful sour-faced Democrat politicians who were visibly disgruntled over the record low black unemployment rate. Stefan Molyneux reports.
An “instant” poll of viewers who watched President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address on Tuesday night found that 75% approved of the speech, while only 25% disapproved — a 50-point margin in the president’s favor. We didn’t need the poll, Sparky. He rocked the room. Lionel Nation shares his response.
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Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, reacts to the speech, and shares some harsh words for the Democrats, who never applauded or looked up to acknowledge the President. Bunch of anti-American political hacks, no doubt about it.
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The dour Democrats drooled and scowled, even reacting negatively to the most positive news — like black unemployment hitting all-time record lows. Yes, the Democrats are sharp tacks!
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Also, Trump did not release the House FISA memo or address it in his talk but could be overheard telling a guest afterwards that he plans to release the document. Our guess: He will not release the text Wednesday either, allowing time for folks to focus on the State of the Union. But come Thursday, don’t be surprised to see the memo made available for the public. (EDITOR’S NOTE: Martha MacCallum of Fox Nows is now reporting the memo will be released Thursday. So, looks like we’re on target!)
Here, US Rep. Doug Collins, R-Ga., joins Trish Regan on Fox Business to advocate for the release the FISA memo to the public and refute Democrat objections to its release.
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