With us right now, man, who did attend and did behave himself.

Senator James Langford of Oklahoma.

Senator, welcome back.

Yeah, welcome as well.

Back to Snowy, New York, or wherever you landed here to be able to get out of D.C.

But I have to tell you, I did behave myself in the State of the Union.

I did calisthenics.

I did a lot of leg presses up and down to be able to cheer

because it was a tremendous night. I mean, a couple of things. I thought the president really

nailed it. I thought it gave you insight, gave you a salute to a lot of great Americans.

Highlight for me was, of course, the dramatic entrance of the USA hockey team, all except

five attended. But what was surprising to you looking over to the other entrance of the USA hockey team all except five attended but what was surprising

to you looking over to the other side of the aisle yeah the most shocking moment is still the one

everyone's talking about when the president said okay it was kind of a level reset if there's one

thing we can all agree on let's all stand in cheer that we work for the security of the American people,

not for illegal aliens. Stand if you agree with that, and no Democrat would stand. It was the most

shocking moment of the entire night. And then the other one was when he introduces two Medal of

Honor winners, one from World War II in the Korean War, and the other one took an enormous

number of rounds in trying to be able to capture and did capture Maduro. And even some Democrats

wouldn't even stand for medal of honor winners. I mean, so it was just a stunning moment for that.

So the one part of the state of the union, I thought that the speaker might act on, but it might have made them martyrs, was when Talib and Omar were just screaming at the president.

And Omar evidently was saying KKK.

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