Trump praises aggressive start in the speech of the congress, pulls Katcalls from Democrats

• US President Trump swears more tariffs and share the Republicans.
• Trump's tax reduction could add the debt of trillion.
• The US President breaks the longest address on the longest address.
  

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Washington: The President of the United States, Donald Trump, won a win on Tuesday in a speech at the congress and from some democratic legislators who held signs of themselves and protested with the middle of the language in the middle of the language.

The partisan rancor reflected the tumult that accompanied Trump's first six weeks in office to take up the US foreign policy, ignite a trade war with narrow allies and reduce the federal employee.

The Primetime speech, his first in the congress since took office on January 20, limited a second day of the market after raising new tariffs against Mexico, Canada and China.

After 100 minutes, according to the American PresidentCy Project, we were the longest speech on congress in modern US history.

The speech was reminiscent of Trump's campaigns, although he largely avoided his habit of warding himself off from prepared remarks to submit conclusions. The president attacked his democratic predecessor Joe Biden and attacked criminals with a migration background as “wild” and what he called “transgender ideology”.

He swore to compensate for the federal budget, even when he asked the legislators to enact a comprehensive tax -lowering agenda, of which the non -party analysts say that the Federal Government's debt burden could add more than 5 trillion dollars for the Federal Government's $ 36 trillion. The congress must act to increase the nation's debt limit later this year or to risk a devastating failure.

The leaders of the world observed Trump's speech exactly, one day after he held all military help for Ukraine. The suspension followed an Oval Office Blowup, in which Trump angrily prompted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Trump said Zelensky wrote him a letter on Tuesday in which Ukraine was willing to sign a mineral contract for rare earths that had been left by her collapse in the floating.

“At the same time, we had serious discussions with Russia and received strong signals that they are ready for peace,” said Trump. “Wouldn't that be nice?”

The break in the help threatened Kyiv's efforts to defend itself against Russia, which had launched a complete invasion three years ago, and the European leaders feared that Trump will move the United States too far towards Moscow.

While Trump appeared for the war of Tofault -Ukraine, a new survey by Reuters/Ipsos 70% of the Americans -including two thirds of the Republicans -showed that Russia was rather to blame.

Democratic protests

“America is back for my fellow citizens”, Trump's ovation of co -republicans began. “Our country is about to have a comeback in which the world has never seen and maybe never witness again.”

Democrats stopped signs with messages such as “No King” and “This is not normal”, and dozens went in the middle of the language.

A congress member in Texas, Al Green, was ordered after he refused to sit down.

“The chairman now directs the Sergeant at Arms to restore the order. Remove this gentleman from the chamber,” said Mike Johnson's Republican spokesman for the house after warning Democrats.

Green shook his hiking pipe and seemed to call that Trump had not won a mandate in the November elections after the President had broken the victories of the Republicans. When Green was led out of the chamber, some Republicans sang: “Near, no, close, close, hey, hey, goodbye.”

Trump, naturally a political brawler, seemed to indulge in disagreements.

“I take a look at the Democrats in front of me and realize that I can't say anything about making them happy or steering them or smile or applauding,” he said to Green's sputting.

Trump spoke in the House of Representatives, where the legislator scattered for her life a little more than four years ago, while a lot of Trump supporters searched the Capitol in an unsuccessful effort for the victory of the Democrat Joe Bidens 2020 against the then surrounding Trump.

The President praised the billionaire, Elon Musk, and his so -called Department of Government Efficiency, which reduces more than 100,000 federal employees who reduced foreign aid to billions of dollars and closed entire agencies.

Trump attributed Musk to identify “hundreds of billions of dollars”, an assertion that is far above what the administration has so far claimed. Musk, sitting in the gallery, received ovation from Republicans.

More tariffs come

Trump confirmed his intention to impose additional mutual tariffs on April 2, a step that would probably bring the financial markets even more to the market.

“Other countries have used tariffs against us for decades, and now it is our turn to use them against these other countries,” he said.

On this point, many Republicans remained, a signal for how Trump's tariffs shared his party.

Trumps 25% tariffs for Mexico and Canada, two of the closest allies in the country and another 10% for Chinese imports deeper investor concerns with regard to the economy. The NASDAQ composite fell by more than 9% on December 16, near the decline of 10%, which is usually referred to as market correction.

Trump, who often attributes to market increases, did not mention the downturn in his speech this week. He also mentioned hardly any stubborn prices, accused bidges and said that he had “every day” to reduce the costs.

According to the Reuters/Ipsos survey, only every third American who deals with Trump with the cost of living could increase a potential hazard sign in view of the concern.

Trump asked Congress to extend his tax cuts for 2017. The Congress Republicans have promoted a comprehensive plan of 4.5 trillion dollars, which extends tax cuts, tightening border security and financing an enormous increase in deportation.

The proposal requires 2 trillion dollars for reducing expenses that have possible cuts for education, healthcare and other social services for over a decade.

The impartial committee for responsible Federal Household Household estimates that Trump's full tax agency, including the elimination of taxes to tips, overtime and social security services, could cost between 5 billion US dollars and $ 11.2 trillion over a decade.