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Will he address this in any way . Sarah we want full transparency. We will make a decision when and if that time becomes necessary. In terms of the state of the union i not going to get ahead of the president s address. I know you will eagerly tune in to see what is going to be included. We have addressed it every day we have been here. It is one of the questions you asked over and over again. That. Nd more on poll after poll, frankly no one cares about this issue. It is not the thing that keeps people up at night. My guess is that will be the focus of the union tomorrow. President speaks, president s are normally optimistic. What is the state of our union today . It is incredible. I think you will hear that in the president s remarks. We have an economy that is booming. Isis is on the run. There are some great things happening in this country. You can expect to hear the president talk about a lot of those. Not only the first year but the great things we will do in the next seven years
He has a poverty summit. When you talk about using the power of the presidency to try to change and start a debate in this country of what we can do so the situations that are occurring every single day in america because children are abandoned by a system that is not focused on kids, i think we can make some real changes. Weve got about 10 minutes left. Well try to get in three more questions. Paul. Paul senator, four years senator santorum what if i filibuster . Paul senator, four years ago your family played a big role in your campaign. Youre a dad of seven. How have things changed in four years . Is it easier, harder . How do you how do you stay dad . Senator santorum its hard. Seven kids, going through those teenage years and everything its theres challenges out there. Ill be honest with you. I feel first, the biggest issue, if you recall four years ago, was our daughter bella and the Health Problems that she had. Im just were just real excited shes doing better she has ever done