The official said that Trump, looking for bipartisan cooperation on immigration, would "certainly" address the framework in his speech. The official said while Trump's 2017 speech was "optimistic," Tuesday's address will look to be more "unifying." "Of course, it's the State of the Union speech, it's not the state of the Republican Party, or the state of my base," the official said. As with other State of the Union addresses, Trump's speech will look to put a face on the issues it addresses by inviting certain people to attend the remarks along with first lady Melania Trump. "This will come up in the State of the Union, and one of the gallery guests will be reflecting of drug addiction and the opioid crisis," the official said.

Source: CNN January 27, 2018 18:56 UTC