President Donald Trump delivered his first major address to Congress since returning to office, striking a triumphant tone as he declared that 'America is back.
President Donald Trump delivered his first major address to Congress since returning to office, striking a triumphant tone as he declared that "America is back."
Speaking before lawmakers on Tuesday (March 4), Trump highlighted national renewal and economic resurgence, despite recent market turmoil following his administration’s sweeping new tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China.
"I return to this chamber tonight to report that America's momentum is back. Our spirit is back. Our pride is back. Our confidence is back," Trump said. He described the American dream as "unstoppable" and promised a historic economic comeback.
The speech marked a key moment in Trump’s second term, setting the stage for his policy agenda and reaffirming his vision of American strength on the global stage.
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