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No, in 1950 that was america reaching out to the world. we were starting the american century. this is taking us back to 1930s. >> this is preworld war ii, not post world war ii. >> trade, protectionism, everything. he is herbert hoover. >> guess what -- >> hoover doesn't like spending the way he does. >> america first. >> and hoover also liked to say refugees. >> okay. >> richard haas, thank you very much. digging deep back into history and it's not pretty. still ahead, one of the most polarizing topics for the president's state of the union speech, immigration. another shutdown deadline is...

>> really? >> yes. >> let's bring richard haus. we're talk about russia, we talk about north korea, we talk about nuclear war. i want to zone in on trade. because i believe ten years from now you and other foreign policy leaders are going to look back at this past year, and say -- that was the year that donald trump tilted the advantage to china in a way that we never recovered from. china is sweeping up trade deals all across the planet and we're retreating. it's -- an underreported story. i think it's going to be one of the most significant historical facts of this trump presidency. what do ...

That throughout his first year in office, president trump enjoyed his highest approval rating in west virginia, the only rating where trump was above 60%. democratic good to have you on board this morning. >> joe and the whole gang. >> how was the speech last night? >> i thought it was good. i'm an optimist, i'm looking at everything i can, basically will lift us up and work together. clean coal technology talked about the shout out to coal and work on pensions for my miners, they need the pension because they'll be losing it. i need his help for that. he talked about oepiapiate addin and infr...

The antithesis of conservative doctrine and free trade is at the heart of this he's turned his back on free trade. turned his back on balanced budgets, turned his back on balanced spending. he is the liberal democrat on spending that we said he would be for a year and a half. >> he's the embodiment of big government. that's what he cares about. he doesn't mind debt clearly as his entire business record demonstrates. but he is going to spend more and not one mention i believe of the deficit in last night's remarks. you look at also the free trade component. whereas china after we withdrew from ...

I'm not willing to dismiss everything in him. that's the problem. >> so walter isaacson, let me bring you in here. i think the democrat's great challenge, which they failed to deliver last night, is actually putting forward an optimistic vision for an america. i will say to frank's point, when they look like they are at a funeral procession while he's talking about how the economy is getting better, when most americans believe the economy is getting better, that doesn't help their cause. when they have five people responding to one speech. that doesn't help their cause. and if they go out toda...