Welcome to the Untold Story. Following this year's State of the Union, Martha and Brett Baer sat down with a panel to discuss the president's remarks and his vision for the country going

forward. Here's the Fox News Channel's live coverage of the president's address.

All right, President Trump, the speech began at 9-11 Eastern time. It is the longest state of the union address that we have heard.

He talked a lot about winning for the country at the beginning, and the men's hockey team,

Olympic hockey team, serves that purpose beautifully as they all walked in.

Young men cheering, showing off their gold medals.

That was a huge moment.

Heller Buck got the presidential

Medal of Freedom. Then he began to sort of go through some of his agenda items, including

a waitress, who got tax on tips, and was able to make some financial advantage in that situation.

He just started to pull together ideas where he feels he has done better than Democrats on the

U.S. economy.

He said they didn't vote for the tax cuts that are making these difference on tips and

other parts. For the justices, we all watched that moment with the big tariff decision

that just came down. He did not really scold them from the podium here. He shook hands

with them on the way in and basically said tariffs are going to

stand. We're going to figure out a way to make it work with the other section of law. And he said

the countries basically want to leave it all in place anyway. He went on to health care. And in every

instance of all of this, he said, you know, basically that he had fixed the problem and that he was

amazed that they weren't standing up for the solution

to applaud it. He talked about most favored nation. He talked about bringing down health care.

He talked about insider trading and fraud in Minnesota. So a lot of areas where he pointed

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