house, fox news contributor newt gingrich. mr. speaker, you sat behind presidents for five years during state of the union addresses. if i m not mistaken. i watched this president tonight and i thought it was probably by far the best speech he ever gave. well, i think it was certainly the best speech he gave that i can get rivaled reagan at his very best. no one has ever taken the guests who were there and woven their personal story into general principles about america as well as trump did tonight. i m trying to build a list because i wasn t fast enough during the speech. how many specific reforms he is proposing, many of which the democrats are going to have a hard time opposing. i think it was very effective, very powerful speech. i think you build on what he did the other day in davos. it puts him i think in a very
toward other people and be sensitive to not abuse that. tucker: how is this compassionate to single out little kids they re not little kids. tucker: they are middle schoolers. they are middle schoolers so by the time they are in the eighth grade tucker: hold on. how is it compassionate to make them feel bad for the race or the family situation? this does make them feel bad. this has happened to my kids. talking about shame and vulnerability is a crucial part of a classroom. tucker: it is? yes, because what the parents are saying tucker: are the teachers qualified to do this? you sat through u.s. history classes and world history classes. tucker: hold on. i m not sure that being a middle school history teacher gives you the right to talk to my kids about their family and make judgments about their family, a. b, are they really qualified to navigate something this delicate with bachelor s degree in history, give you
toward other people and be sensitive to not abuse that. position of powers. tucker: how is this compassionate to single out little kids they re not little kids. tucker: they are middle schoolers. k they are middle schoolers so by the time they are in the eighth grade - tucker: hold on. how is it compassionate to make them feel bad for the race or the family situation? this does make them feel bad. this has happened to my kids. talking about shame and vulnerability is a crucial part of a classroom. tucker: it is? yes, because what the parents are saying tucker: are the teachers qualified to do this? you sat through u.s. history classes and world history classes. tucker: i think it s one thing hold on. i m not sure that being a middle school history teacher gives you the right to talk to my kids about their family and make judgments about theiral family, a. b, are they really qualified to navigate something this delicate with bachelor s degree in history,
so we ll see what happens with that. the president eventually calling that health care bill a mean. he was ticking off a wish list of what this presidency was supposed to look like before it got stalled by all of these russia investigations and stalled, in part, by the president s own way of being distracted by russia and not being so invested in some of the legislation. and being his own worst enemy. you sat by, you ve been very patient as we ve hogged up the air. sorry, michael. will republicans be more likely to link themselves to president trump following all these wins, or is there still a hesitation not knowing where all this russia investigation stuff is going to lead? well, look, it is hard to say. this obviously ought to be a sort of note of caution for democrats that have been pushing the russia investigation, if only given the fact there s
that is doable. it would have been difficult. it wouldn t have been his problem, it would have been the trustee s problem, respectfully, while there are separate laws for conflicts and for these foreign payments that are addressed in the constitution, the principle is the same, the principle is that you want the president of the united states or any american official making decisions based on what is in the best interest of the american people and of the country, not based on personal or financial interests. the principle is the same. richard, you sat by patiently. i want you to get in. we re talking about the amoluments clause. earlier this month, donald trump s lawyer said the clause doesn t apply here, watch this, and then we ll discuss. no one would have thought when the constitution was written that paying your hotel bill was an amolument.