NCS’s Kaitlan Collins described how, in her view, President Donald Trump turned “increasingly irritated” over the course of his State of the Union address on Tuesday night time, shortly after it ended.
“I think what stood out to me as we were watching this is, you know, this is not unfamiliar territory for the president. He has delivered many of these addresses. He’s now broken his own records on how long he has spoken,” started Collins, who continued:
But these moments as he was in there and at the starting, clearly getting began, he was largely wanting over to the left facet of the chamber the place lots of the Republicans had been sitting. Then he started taking a look at the proper facet as Democrats, clearly, weren’t standing for what he believed ought to be applause strains throughout his speech. And he was getting more and more irritated by it, at one level stopping and saying, ‘These people are crazy, you know, I can’t imagine they’re not standing for this.” The one factor that I noticed all of them standing for was after they had been speaking about insider buying and selling and banning that, and he made an offhand joke about Nancy Pelosi.
“Well, not all of them were standing, but a handful of them were,” interrupted Kasie Hunt.
“Yeah, well, yeah, but that got more applause when Senator Elizabeth Warren was standing, and that obviously stood out to the president himself,” replied Collins.
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