It was shorter than I thought it would be, ended like 70 minutes in. I thought one of the bigger things was the 'free community collage' legislation that obama's advocating, though I doubt it'll get through the senate w/o being bastardized. He touched on the normalization of relations w/ cuba a bit, and that congress should work on ending the embargo. He said 'Nothing poses a larger threat to future generations' about climate change, and addressed some of the fox news anti-climate change redirect. He brought up wanting to pass a bipartisan infrastructure bill putting millions to work(reminded me of a smaller scale WPA). Unemployment is down, jobs are being created in new sectors, we're doing good in comparison w/ 2008. He advocated for higher taxes on capital gains. Wasn't discussed in depth but it would be for people making +500k a year, and would raise from 23% to 28% on capital gains. Also brought up taxing accumulated wealth. Talked about incentives to get to mars. Introduced 'Allen Groves', who will spend a year in space(the ISS I assume) to collect data for a mars mission. Brought up US's solidarity w/ the rest of the world against terrorism and ISIS. He said he would prohibit the use of any torture(didn't say advanced interrogation so idk) and that he's still going to close Guantanamo Bay. Those were the big things I noticed. Also, the official republican response was that of vapid non-information and meaningless drivel.