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he said he goes by dj or cj. call me either one. be we ll call you cj. trevor: what? so confusing, i m going to call you the name you already had, that s what i m going to do, irfix it folks. now tonight donald trump talked about a few things he would like to do. he would like to reduce prescription drug prices, didn t say how. he said he would like to have some nonwall infrastructure stuff but the big thing he talked about was el immigration. a bispart sedan approach to immigration reform. here are the four pillars to our plan, a path to citizenship, a path for 1 million immigrants who were brought here by their parents, the visa lottery, that hands out advice as without ending chain migration. trevor: those are the four pillars of migration. is it reminds me of my four kids. eric is, like, dad you have five kids. like i said, four pillars. what he was really saying was, i ll give you the dreamers and we shut everything else down. basically dreamers, close the do ....
and we are live, people! later we ll be with david remnick with the state of the union address. just a few minutes ago, the president made a grand entrance, he shook hands to people he pretended to recognize, look at him there, white purr, yeah. i love that, you know, about paul rhine and mike pence are in like. read the words. the state of the union is an annual speech where the president gives the congress ideas for what he wants to do in the coming year. then, of course ted cruz was watching from his usual seats seat, far away from humans who will never love him and a special appearance from ben carson who was watching there from the sunk l place. but, this year, there were a number of empty seats. some democrats now saying that they don t want to, quote, honor the president by attending the state of the union address. flash, there is a lengthy list now including maxine waters, a democrat, who says the president doesn t deserve her attention. frederica wilson, an ....
[inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] thank you all for save for the second panel. i m alexis and i am a correspondent with the helena covered the white house a long time. i m delighted to talk with colleagues that i know well and have known over multiple white house administrations. we have peter doocy, steve from writers. could each of you remind us how many presidents have covered? i know you re really young steve how many? i started the midpoint of george h to be bush. so i came in late 1990. before cell phones were thing. so i have : five president. five, all right. i move back to washington in 2005 so i was here for the second half of george w. bush as president. i didn t start covering the white house until barack obama s campaign i had covered the once he was inaugurated i was there ever cents. i came in 96 for clinton, my fourth president there is my 12th the press secretary. this is my fifth president. let s start. i want to remind everybody that sta ....
memorable moments on this program. historians discussing our nation s founding fathers. it was a great moment of improvisation. they discovered the two principles that over the course of the last two centuries have proven to be the recipes for success for all nations. a political system bottoms on the principle of popular sovereignty, democracy. an economic system is under the conviction that energies of individuals citizens are the source of the real productivity. call it capitalism. there s something that washington throughout his life that people were confident entrusting power in him. he inspires confidence, level headed, not drunk with power and somebody who understands that military power has sob subordinated to civilian power. adams steered a very careful dangerous, treacherous, even course among the shoals and the whirlpools of diplomacy and managed to keep america neutral not to side with either england or france. and franklin is somebody who believed i ....
program. historians discussing our nation s founding fathers. it was a great moment of improvisation. they discovered the two principles that over the course of the last two centuries have proven to be the recipes for success for all nations. a political system bottoms on the principle of popular sovereignty, democracy. an economic system is under the conviction that energies of individuals citizens are the source of the real productivity. call it capitalism. there s something that washington throughout his life that people were confident entrusting power in him. he inspires confidence, level headed, not drunk with power and somebody who understands that military power has sob subordinated to civilian power. adams steered a very careful dangerous, treacherous, even course among the shoals and the whirlpools of diplomacy and managed to keep america neutral not to side with either england or france. and franklin is somebody who believed in moderation and compromis ....