Capitol reporters Jessica Aarp and Scott Bauer joined Steve Walters for a Capitol Roundtable to discuss the State of the State Address. Also joining the discussion was Deputy DOA Secretary Dan Schooff, who weighed in on the State of the State and the federal stimulus package. The discussion took place in the WisEye Studio on January 29, 2009.

In front of a joint session in the Assembly Chambers of the State Capitol, Gov. Doyle gave his annual State of the State Address on January 28, 2009. Click on the following link to read the text of the speech.

Assembly Majority Leader Rep. Tom Nelson provided a brief preview of Gov. Doyle's State of the State Address prior to the event on January 28, 2009.

Assembly Speaker Rep. Mike Sheridan gave the Assembly Democrat response to the State of the State on January 28, 2009.

Rep. Jeff Fitzgerald gave the Assembly Republican response to the State of the State on January 28, 2009.

Sen. Pat Kreitlow gave the Senate Democrat response to the State of the State on January 28, 2009.

Sen. Scott Fitzgerald gave the Senate Republican response to the State of the State on January 28, 2009.

Senators Luther Olsen, Dale Schultz, Neal Kedzie, Dave Hansen, and Michael Ellis were interviewed prior to the State of the State Address at the State Capitol in Madison on January 28, 2009.

Following the State of the State Address, Sen. Russell Decker and Sen. Robert Jauch spoke with WisconsinEye at the State Capitol.

Following the State of the State Address, Sen. Fred Risser spoke with WisconsinEye at the State Capitol.

Following the State of the State Address, Sen. Scott Fitzgerald, Rep. Kim Hixson, Rep. Kelda Helen Roys, and Rep. Clark spoke with WisconsinEye at the State Capitol.

Following the State of the State Address, Rep. Gordon Hintz, Rep. Phil Garthwaite, and Rep. Louis Molepske, Jr. spoke with WisconsinEye at the State Capitol.

Following the State of the State Address, candidate for State Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Van Mobley spoke with WisconsinEye at the State Capitol.

Following the State of the State Address, WisconsinEye roamed around the State Capitol as other state news organizations interviewed state legislators about their reaction to the State of State.