US President Donald Trump addresses Congress amid trade war and Ukraine aid pause

President Donald Trump has begun his State of the Union address in the chamber of the US House of Representatives.

Trump’s entrance to the chamber was met with loud chants of “USA,” a sign of the enthusiasm among his supporters.

The President began by asserting that the United States is experiencing what he described as “the dawn of the golden age of America.”

He wasted no time in outlining his administration’s achievements, emphasising what he believes to be an unparalleled level of success in a remarkably short period.

“America’s momentum, spirit, pride, and confidence are back,” Trump declared. “The American dream is surging bigger and better than ever before. It is unstoppable, and our country is on the verge of a comeback the likes of which the world has never witnessed.”

The president also reflected on the speed and scale of his accomplishments, stating that his administration had achieved more in just 43 days than most past administrations had in four or even eight years. “This has been nothing but swift and unrelenting action,” Trump said, underscoring his commitment to delivering results for the American people.

There has been some disruption as Democratic Representative Al Green shouted “You have no mandate,” at the President, leading to his removal from the Chamber.

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