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Obviously wrapped in there. i thought if you took out the boeing stuff this was an address that was pretty hopeful in terms of optimism and could have been his inaugural. >> does he need to get out of up to more? >> i was sitting here watching this, i said i don't know why the white house does not have him out somewhere in a factory like this or out in the country three times a week. he is clearly unbelievably comfortable and happy in this venue, he feeds off the crowd, that is much better for him than sitting in the oval office for photo ops with executive orders. just from an optics standpoi...

Hillary is, you know, this just behemoth juggernaut of a candidate and once you get past here, where do you go? not a lot of great -- not a great bench. but even if hillary runs, you are going to have a potential for republicans i think to win, and especially the age issue has been talked about. i think hillary can overcome it, but from an optics standpoint if you had someone like a marco rubio running, a bridge to the future versus a bridge to the past, it could almost be like 1996 in reverse. >> the bridge to the 21st century, bill clinton and bob dole. also democrats would say, hey, reagan ...

Who describes himself as a desciple of jack kent. this is a huge issue when you look at the communities that are principal utilizers of family based based reunification, it's a big moment in the party. >> we are looking at the reaction of those that watched the speech. 48% very positive, 22% somewhat positive. 29% negative. when we come back, we will talk about the president taking credit for the economy and if democrats are trying to talk down the strength of the economy is a talking point that will work. come back and we will talk about that. >> the resistance, was interesting from an optics...