Marc Fogel, American teacher, who was released from the Russian prison, takes part in speech

Marc Fogel, an American history teacher, who was released from a Russian prison after four years of detention after four years of detention, is present tonight.

Trump said he promised Fogel's mother “that we would get her boy home safely”.

“After 22 days in office I did exactly that,” he said.

When Trump finally turned to the conversation about Russia and Ukraine, the Democrats clapped when he said that the United States had sent billions of dollars to support the defense of Ukraine.

“Do you want to keep it running for five years? Yes, yes, you would say that Pocahontas says 'yes',” he said. The reference is a recall of his mockery by Senator Elizabeth Warren from 2018 when she ran as President.

The camera then turned to Warren, who was wearing its typical blue suit. Warren clapped through Trump's Jab.

The Ukraine came 90 minutes after the speech and Trump delivered an update after the Oval Office was captivated last week.

He claimed that Zelenskyy had sent him a letter today in which he pointed out that he was ready to return to the negotiating table and was ready to sign the agreement to give the rare materials of US Ukraine.

“Wouldn't that be nice? Wouldn't that be nice? It's time to stop this madness,” said Trump.

Trump asked Congress to finance “Golden Dome” over the USA, similar to Israel's iron dome defense system.

But experts said ABC News that it would not make much sense for the national security of the nation, and allies in the north and south and on both sides.