Rauer start as President Donald Trump addresses the joint congress meeting

“Six weeks ago I stood under the dome of this captain and proclaimed the dawn of the golden age of America. From that moment on, it was nothing more than quick and relentless action to lead the most successful era in the history of our country,” his speech began flanked by Vice President Jd Vance and House Speaker Mike Johnson, Mike Johnson, who was sitting behind him. “We have achieved more in 43 days than most administrations in four or eight years and we are just starting.”

“I will return to this chamber tonight to report that America's momentum is back. Our spirit is back. Our pride is back. Our trust is back. And the American dream is increasing – bigger and better than ever,” said Trump, when half of the chamber cheered and stood.

“The American dream is no longer to be stopped, and our country is about to have a comeback that the world never witness and may never witness.

“Now more Americans believe for the first time in modern history that our country is going in the right direction,” added Trump, before winning the referendum, which was pulled by Democrats and chants of “USA” from republicans.

Johnson immediately threw a warning to the chamber to “restore order”.

The speech of the President, which is not a condition of the union, since it comes less than two months after the assumption of the office, will be confirmed to members of the Congress, the US Court of Justice, the members of Trump's cabinet – many of them on Tuesday evening.

President Trump entered the house chamber at 9:14 p.m. ET and wore a blue suit and a purple tie to loud cheers and standing ovations when he pumped his fist, while the other half of the chamber remained sitting with many outbreaks of his arrival. Many began to sing “USA, USA” when Trump approached the podium to shake hands with Vance and Johnson.

First Lady Melania Trump, who was wearing a gray suit, also received standing ovation from half of the chamber when she entered the present to the present. Members of the caucus of democratic women wear the color pink to honor the rights of women and protest against Trump's speech. “Pink is the color of power and protest,” said Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández, Dn.M.

Trump's speech entitled “The Renewal of the American Dream” is his first significant speech of his second non -consecutive term. Trump is the second president in US history to Grover Cleveland, who does not win in the White House.

It is expected that the president's joint speech to the congress lies strong reactions from both sides of the gait when it falls on the same day when the Trump administration imposed 25% tariffs for goods from Canada and Mexico. There is also efforts to impart an end to Russia in Ukraine after a controversial meeting of the White House with the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and a subsequent “break” for military help for Ukraine.

In his first six weeks of office, Trump signed more than 75 executive orders, exposed himself for illegal immigration and worked on wasteful government spending as Elon Musk and the newly founded Department of Government Efficiency, and her employees.

A number of Democrats said this week that they would boycott speech, as others planned, to bring released federal workers than their guests.

More than a dozen guests were invited to sit with First Lady Melania Trump to highlight a number of Trump's politics.

The family of Corey Commeratore, the fireman who was killed by a shooter who tried to murder Trump during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

The mother and sister of sheets Riley, The Athens, Ga., College student, named after the Riley Act sheet and killed from a Venezolan migrant last year, are also present.

The Russian prisoner recently freed Marc Fogle, an American history teacher from Pennsylvania, also visited his 95-year-old mother Malphine Fogel, who asked Trump to free her son from his Butler campaign last year.

Stephanie Diller, the widow of the New York police authority, Jonathan Diller, who was killed last year during a traffic stop, sits near Jeff Denard, a steel gear from Alabama.

The US border guard Roberto Ortiz via Weslaco, Texas, is present to support Trump's border policy.

A victim of computer-generated Deepfake bullying, 15-year-old Elliston Berry, is at the address with the former foster child Ferguson.

Alexis Nungaray, the mother of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray, who was supposedly murdered by two migrants a few weeks before her birthday, is present.

Mother and lawyer January Littlejohn, who fought against school administrator because she was able to transfer her daughter to the transition and the former high school athlete Payton McNab, also visited the president.

While Hakeem Jeffries, Dn.Y., the Democrats who visited the speech by Trump, asked to have a “strong, determined and worthy” presence, there are reports that plan to disturb the speech with noisemakers, signs or strikes.

“The house as an institution belongs to the American people, and as its representatives we are not bullied by the block or,” said Jeffries.

Other Democrats announced before the speech that they wanted to boycott, including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, DN.Y.

“I don't go to the common address,” Ocasio-Cortez wrote in a post about Bluesky on Tuesday. “Instead, I will be live posting and chat with all of you.”

The representative Don Beyer, D-VA., Announced that he would not participate on Tuesday and “for his return to power and his abuse of this power”.

“In the meantime, my voters see how their living documents are often illegally destroyed,” Beyer wrote in a contribution to X. “What he does is not normal, it is not acceptable and I will not be present.”

MP Gerry Connolly, D-VA., Also said that he would boycott Trump's speech “in solidarity” with the Federal Government's employees who were released through Trump's expenses, and said: “I cannot give the audience.”

Senator Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., A senator of the first time, the democratic answer will deliver as soon as Trump's speech concludes. Rep. Adriano Espaillat, Dn.Y., will deliver the Spanish language response.