US EditionCBS News: The State of the Union Address
President Trump addresses economic challenges, foreign policy, and legislative goals while consumer confidence shows improvement, according to Fox News host Bret Baier.
- This evening, US President Donald Trump will deliver the State of the Union to a joint session of Congress, his first since returning for a second term.
- With a crowded agenda, Trump plans to address economic and foreign-policy issues including Iran, fallout from Venezuela, Supreme Court reactions, tariffs, and political polarization in Tuesday's address.
- Baier warned that `people are feeling pain from this economy` during the preview, citing Fox News poll figures showing 40% approval and 59% disapproval.
- Washington Post reporters will monitor the speech live from the House chamber to track comments on the economy, deportations, and conflict with Iran as several Supreme Court Justices sit in the front row.
- Polls show the public remains largely sour about his performance, and the address could shape legislative agenda, national narrative, and debate over ongoing investigations and legal challenges.
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Missed the State of the Union Address? Watch It Here
President Donald Trump delivered the State of the Union address of his second term Tuesday night, telling lawmakers the nation is in a “golden age” and urging Congress to advance a slate of policy priorities as the country heads toward this year’s midterm elections. His speech begins at 13 minutes and 32 seconds into the video above. The post Missed the State of the Union Address? Watch It Here appeared first on GV Wire.
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