Record State of the Union Address. Trump "disappointed" from the Supreme Court: "Diplomacy with Iran"

One hour and forty-seven minutes. The first speech on State of the Union of the second term of Donald Trump is the longest ever spoken by a president of the United States and surpasses the record set in 2000 by Bill Clinton, with approximately an hour and a half. When the tycoon goes on stage and addresses the Congress There are four judges in the audience Supreme Courtthree of whom had voted in favor of the verdict that blocked his duties.

The fear of a harsh tirade against ‘Scotus’ was also shared by many Republican parliamentarians. Trump, on the other hand, abandons the heated tones used on social media and limits himself to defining an “unfortunate” decision as “disappointing”.

The most virulent attacks are instead reserved for Democrats that, while colleagues from the ‘Gop’ are produced in more than one standing ovationthey remain seated, motionless, some with folded arms. The president says they should be “ashamed” of not standing up too, accuses them of being “happy” with the two points of Pil which, according to him, would have been lost with the last ‘shutdown‘, and that they opposed his ‘big beautiful bill’ because they “wanted more taxes to hurt people”. Some, like Lauren Underwood, get up and leave. Al Green, holding up a sign that reads ‘blacks are not monkeys’, in reference to the photomontage of the Obamas made withIA and shared on Truth in recent days, is expelled from the classroom.

Internal political issues

On the internal politics the issues raised in controversy with the opposition, and in view of mid-termthey are quite concrete. It’sshutdown‘ partial of the department for the National Security that “keeps you away terrorists and murderers” although the doors of America “always remain open to those who want to come and work hard”. The scandal of scams on public funds in Minnesota, to which the White House promised to react with a “war on fraud” for which the vice president will be responsible, today’s announcement JD Vance. And there voting reform that i Republicans intend to pass Congress to make the submission of a mandatory identification‘.

Guests and vision of a new America

Attending, for the first time, is his nineteen-year-old son Barronsitting next to his brothers. There is the daughter of Jimmy Laithe Hong Kong tycoon jailed by Chinese authorities. And there’s Erika, the widow of Charlie Kirkthe conservative activist, “killed for his ideas” and elected as a martyr for one new Americawhere “the religion is coming back more than ever, i borders they are safe again, theinflation it’s in free fall ei salary I’m growing.”

Successes and foreign policy

The president of the United States returns to claim those he considers the successes of his presidencyfrom the records of Dow Jones all guerre which he claims to have stopped, in a speech that repeats many of the contents of his speech to Davos Forum with a less aggressive approach. For example, he mentions his predecessor only once Joe Bidenwhich would leave him “a nation in ruins” that he made “bigger, richer and stronger than ever” and “respected as never before”. “Our enemies are afraid,” Trump assures. And, if the Venezuela became “a new friend and partner”, with theIran “we are negotiating”. There Islamic Republicaccording to the president, is being built ballistic missiles capable of hitting the United States. TO Teheran “it will never be allowed to have anuclear weapon“. But Washington’s “preferred” path, Trump emphasizes, is not war but diplomacy. “The American Revolution that began in 1775 continues today” and the country is moving towards “a bigger, better, prouder, more glorious future than ever before”, Trump promises in conclusion: “God bless America“.