Hey, everybody. I think we are live. Welcome to another one, the second of many. Morning Chasers

with me, Andrew Eger, White House correspondent for the Bullwork, and co-author of the Morning

Shots newsletter with The Guy to My Right. I assume he is also to my right where you're seeing

him. Bill Crystal, our editor at large, fearless elder, fearless elder statesman of the bulwark.

We're the morning shots team.

We come here to talk to you on Tuesdays after we get our newsletter out.

It's a new thing that we're trying.

We hope you like it.

Not just any Tuesday today, however.

It's a big, fat, important Tuesday because tonight Donald Trump will be heading to the Congress to get up in front of everybody

and tell the Congress and the American public what a great job he has been doing as president

over the last year in his state of the union address. These tend to be slob knockers for the

president. He likes to yap. You may have noticed over the years. He has not

actually technically broken the record for the longest state of the union address, which is still

held, I believe, by Bill Clinton, who went for an hour and almost an hour and a half once in the

past. But he has talked longer than that on one occasion.

Last year, Trump went for like an hour 40,

but it was not technically a state of the union due to insane regulations around how that term is used.

The first one you do in your presidency doesn't count.

So that one doesn't count.

We'll see if he can break the record tonight.

He has said it's going to be a long speech.

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