Before I get to my interview with Governor Gavin Newsom, I'm going to share a lot of that with you this evening.

I have a question. Because last night, Donald Trump broke the record for the longest state of the union address ever with his hour and 45 minute long speech.

He spoke longer than any other president ever, including himself, and he has given some long speeches.

But my question to you is,

do you remember any of it? And I don't just mean, do you remember that Trump ranted and raved and

attacked Democrats? I mean, do you remember anything substantive, any policy proposals, or any

specifics at all whatsoever? I mean, the State of the Union is likely the biggest audience

of president gets any given year,

at all year. It is a huge opportunity to reach huge swats of the American public that are not at all

tuned into politics typically. But even though Trump spoke the longest of any president ever,

he also may have actually said the least. I mean, take a look at the front page of the New York Times this morning. Can you see if you look closely at your screen? They're a write-up of Trump's speech? No? Let me help you. Let me pull it up for you. It's all the way down here in the lower left-hand corner. And it doesn't actually say anything about the substance of Trump's speech. It just

directs you to the New York Times website if you want to know more. That is how unimportant the

substance of Trump's speech last night actually was. The president addressed the country for an

hour and 45 minutes and it didn't even really make the front page of the nation's paper of record.

And that coverage wasn't the only thing missing from this year's speech, hardly.

I mean, the absence of former Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green was also

quite notable, given that in previous year, she was kind of hard to miss.

You may remember how hard she tried to shout down President Biden, interrupting his speeches

multiple times during his presidency. And last year she wore a bright red MAGA cap that read,

Trump was right about everything. My, how things can change in a year. Well, those antics were

conspicuously absent this year after Green broke up with Trump and abruptly quit Congress over the Epstein

files. And that was a big topic that kind of overshadowed Trump's speech last night, not just

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