Trump Speech Fallout & Sanctuary Mayors Testify | 3.6.25

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Georgia Howe 0:02
President Trump is riding high amid strong approval for his primetime speech, while Democrats are facing more political fallout. They made themselves the story. They heckled. They had signs.
James Comer 0:14
They walked out. They looked like petulant children. And that became the story.
John Bickley 0:20
Plus, Ukraine says they're ready for peace. How did Trump bring them back to the negotiating table?
Georgia Howe 0:26
I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief John Bickley. It's Thursday, March 6th, and this is Morning Wire. Several blue city mayors are grilled on Capitol Hill over policies Republicans say create sanctuaries for criminals.
Boston Resident 0:45
To the city of Boston, just understand that your mayor does not care how much of your resources she has spent on people who are not citizens of the city of Boston. The city of Boston is sick of having people outside Boston telling us what we need.
John Bickley 0:58
And Governor Hochul begins firing New York prison guards on strike over unsafe working conditions.
Tim Pierce 1:04
There was an officer here that got their finger bit off. He didn't come home in one piece.
Georgia Howe 1:09
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John Bickley 1:54
Strong public approval for President Trump's joint address to Congress as the White House feeling their oats while the Democrats feel the heat.
Georgia Howe 2:01
Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips is here to explain. So Cabot, let's start with the big address. How was that received by Americans?
Cabot Phillips 2:09
Yeah, as the dust settles, the polling data is clear. Viewers were widely supportive of President Trump's address, both in substance and tone. According to CNN, for example, 69% of viewers had a positive reaction to what they saw compared to just 31% negative. CBS had even more good news for the president. They found that 76% of viewers approved, 74% referred to the tone as presidential, and 62% said unifying. And more broadly, 63% of viewers said Trump spent, quote, a lot of time talking about the issues they care about.
Georgia Howe 2:41
Well, and the numbers also showed support for some of these issues themselves.
Cabot Phillips 2:45
Right. CBS found that 77% supported Trump's plans for cutting wasteful government spending. The same number supported his plans for immigration. 73% supported his strategy on Ukraine and 65% his approach on tariffs. The list goes on. Now, it was worth noting those numbers are not reflective of the general population. These are polls of just those who watched the address. But regardless, the Trump camp is certainly thrilled with the public reaction to his big night.
Georgia Howe 3:13
Now, one of the big stories from the address, though, was Democrats' protests, including refusing to applaud at all, as well as some interruptions. How was that received?
Cabot Phillips 3:23
Yeah, for those who missed it, Democratic members turned their backs on Trump as he entered the chamber, held signs up calling him a liar, heckled him throughout the entire evening, and refrained from applauding anything he talked about, including the release of American hostages and the capture of terrorists. According to that CNN poll, 80% of viewers believed Democratic interruptions were inappropriate, especially Rep. Al Green, who was escorted out by the sergeant at arms after standing up and shouting for a minute straight during the address. On Wednesday, House Republicans put forward a motion to censure Greene for his actions. A vote there could take place as early as tomorrow.

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