Now, the first such test to be done under north koreas young new leader, kim jongun. It was a highly provocative act, it violates nurpsresolutio. We have a lot to talk about this morning, and joining me is South Carolina Democratic Congressman, james clyburn. Sir, great to have you here. Lets talk about what we do expect to hear from the president tonight. We do have the information, he will be talking about the drawdown of troops in afghanistan, going down to 34,000. Thats half of u. S. Troops currently in afghanistan. But adding a wrinkle to the state of the Union Tonight is north korea and what we know happened there with their Third Nuclear test. The statement from the white house, i want to read it for everybody. The United States remains vigilant in the face of north korean provocations and steadfast to our defense commitments to allies in that region. However, though, there are already people on the right who are giving their, i guess, understanding of what the president is goin
Of the United States president obama now just hours away from that storied speech before congress and the nation and the state of our union. Hi, everybody. Im thomas roberts. Topping our agenda today, mustsee tv. The address that will set the stage for the second half of the obama presidency, and the president is expected to expand his agenda, laying out the goal markers that will define his legacy in office, with a focus on the economy and job creation. To mobilize the American People, build support for his proposals, and push the republicans through public pressure and through public opinion. Proposals to grow the economy, to deal with immigration, to address gun violence, that have majority support in the country. The question remains, will the president strike a softer tone than he did in his inaugural address . Will he reach across the aisle, or draw another line in the sand . This is the last best shot he has to move the needle. Theres a little more pressure on the president to h
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