Summary: <p>President Obama put Congress on notice last night. He made it clear in his fifth State of the Union address that he's willing to act when lawmakers do not. The president announced a series of executive orders that would bypass the need for congressional approval. They include raising the minimum wage for future federal contracts, improving job training skills, and technology in schools. One area that could remain open for bi-partisan cooperation: immigration reform. House speaker John Boehner said yesterday that Republican leaders will outline their ideas for overhauling u-s immigration laws this week. Diane and her guests offer analysis of the state of the union address.</p>
