US EditionHow Many People Watched the State of the Union Last Night? What We Know
President Trump's 1 hour and 47-minute State of the Union address included claims on election integrity, immigration, attacks on Somali heritage, and staged guest appearances.
- President Donald Trump delivered a 1 hour 47 minute State of the Union in the House of Representatives chamber, blending a conventional speech with staged stunts and medal presentations.
- On policy, Trump told lawmakers tariffs would produce hundreds of millions and urged approval of the Save America Act to stop illegal voting, claiming Democrats oppose voter ID to cheat.
- A recent review found 15 individuals who appear to be noncitizens voted among more than 5.7 million ballots in Michigan, with 13 referrals to the attorney general, and no evidence supports Trump’s $19 billion fraud claim.
- The address faced repeated interruptions, and protesters and Rep. Al Green, Democratic member of Congress, were escorted out as Trump berated Democrats for not standing, with visible bruising on his hand.
- He reiterated grievances that he was denied an illegal third term despite losing to Joe Biden, President who won the 2020 election, while his mix of theatrics and tariff policy risks inflaming immigration and voting‑policy debates.
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Trump: State of the Union Is Strong
President Donald Trump struck a defiant tone during Tuesday’s State of the Union speech before Congress in Washington, D.C. Trump argued that the U.S. economy is soaring under his leadership and that the defining spirit of America has been restored since he re-assumed office in January of 2025. “Today, our border is secure, our spirit is restored, inflation is plummeting, incomes are rising fast, the roaring economy is roaring like never before…
During his State of the Union address, President Donald Trump tried to convince Americans that the economy is doing fantastically. He made several claims that weren't entirely accurate. We checked three of them: regarding investments, tariffs, and jobs.
CBS Host Admits Trump Made Dems Look 'Off The Rails' With 'Stand If You Agree' Lines
President Donald Trump turned a routine State of the Union into a viral political moment Tuesday night and even CBS host, Major Garrett admitted the optics left Democrats looking “off the rails.” Immigration and border security were front and center throughout the address, with Trump repeatedly touting what he described as historic gains at the southern border. The word “border” was one of the most frequently used terms in the speech, as the pre…
Trump shames Democrats in viral State of the Union challenge on migrant crime: ‘First duty’
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Immigration enforcement and border security were front and center in President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address Tuesday night, with the commander in chief touting zero illegal border crossings over the past nine months. Of the words Trump mentioned most, “border” was tied with “tax” for first place at 16 mentions. He also spoke extensively about national security and immigration. One of the mo…
Joe Scarborough Skewers Trump State of the Union for 'Unrelenting Bigotry' and 'Un-American' Lies
Joe Scarborough did not hold back while sharing his reaction to President Donald Trump’s State of the Union on Wednesday, saying the Congressional address was filled with “unrelenting bigotry” and “un-American” lies. “There are a couple things that I thought were extraordinary, that you wouldn’t see in other State of the Unions — unless they were Donald Trump’s. The first, of course, was just the unrelenting bigotry, the lies, the attacking of o…
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