of the State of the Union address and says the president looked and I'm quoting her now a little sedated during his speech

We'll talk about that more with Congressman Eric Swallwell of the Intelligence and Judiciary Committees and our Correspondents and Analysts are also

standing by.

First, let's get straight to the White House.

Our White House correspondent, Boris Sanchez, is joining us.

Boris the President took a rather extraordinary victory lap today.

Yeah, that's right, Wolf, a vicious victory lap.

The president gloating and unrestrained using expletives going after his opponents and

saluting his supporters with really dramatic flare.

President Trump saying that Nancy Pelosi is a horrible person suggesting that

Mitt Romney is a sort of unseen enemy.

And then there was this really awkward roll call.

The president thanking his legal team and going name by name,

naming congressmen and women who supported him through this ordeal

and then pausing to let audience members give them standing ovations.

Trump was really in rare form wolf, even by his own standards.

Take a look at some of the highlights.

This is really not a news conference, it's not a speech, it's not anything, it's just we're sort of,

it's a celebration. I've done things wrong in my life, I will admit. Not

purposely, but I've done things wrong. But this is what the end result is. You can take that home, honey, maybe we'll frame it.

It's the only good headline I've ever had in the Washington Post and we were treated

unbelievably unfairly and you have to understand we first went through Russia Russia

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