Trump's Congressional Address Highlights Partisan Divisions and Policy Overhauls
The president touted his administration's sweeping changes, while Democrats protested his claims and policies during the longest joint address in modern history.
- President Trump emphasized his administration's rapid actions, including nearly 100 executive orders and 400 executive actions in just six weeks, as he declared 'America is back.'
- Democrats vocally opposed Trump's remarks, with Rep. Al Green being ejected for heckling and others holding protest signs against his policies and claims.
- Trump defended his newly imposed 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports, asserting they would protect American jobs despite concerns over rising consumer costs.
- The speech included praise for Elon Musk's controversial leadership of the Department of Government Efficiency, which has been cutting federal jobs and programs.
- Trump read a letter from Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expressing willingness to negotiate peace, while reiterating his administration's push to end the war on terms favorable to U.S. interests.






















































































































































































































































































































































































































