Let's finish the job and close the loopholes to allow very wealthy to avoid paying their taxes.

Let's finish the job.

We've got to finish the job.

Let's come together to finish the job on police reform.

Let's finish the job and ban these assault weapons.

And let's also come together on immigration.

Make it a bipartisan issue once again.

A major theme in last night's State of the Union,

President Joe Biden calling on a divided Congress to work together

and pass legislation on several key issues.

However, some members of the GOP decided to make a scene during the speech, heckling the president over the budget and the border.

And then there was George Santos, who found himself in a tense exchange with, of all people, Republican Senator Mitt Romney.

We'll show you what Romney had to say about the freshman congressman who is facing multiple legal investigations.

Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Wednesday, February 8th. I'm Jonathan Lemire. Thanks for starting

your day with us. President Joe Biden delivered his annual State of the Union address last night

before a newly divided Congress. Speaking for just over an hour, Biden touted his administration's

accomplishments while repeatedly stressing that the job isn't finished yet.

He struck a unifying tone as he expressed a desire to work across the aisle to get things done.

I start tonight by congratulating 118th Congress and the new Speaker of the House, Keb McCarthy.

Thank you. Congress and the new Speaker of the House, Kevin McCarthy. Speaker, I don't want to ruin your reputation, but I look forward to working with you.

As we gather here tonight, we're writing the next chapter in the great American story, a story of progress and resilience.

When world leaders ask me to define America, and they do, believe it or not,

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