Trump delivers record-long State of the Union address to Congress

Trump gave the longest State of the Union speech in history, lasting 108 minutes. He described a 'golden age of America' and a 'turnaround for the ages,' focusing on domestic policy and claiming the nation was 'winning so much.'

Democrats protested the address. Some lawmakers left, and one, Al Green, was removed for holding a protest sign. Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger gave the official Democratic response, saying 'We did not hear the truth' and criticized Trump on issues like the cost of living. The speech also featured a moment with the U.S. men's Olympic hockey team, which drew mixed reactions.

The House of Representatives later moved to censure a Democratic lawmaker for disrupting the address for a second year. Voter reactions and analysis of the speech focused on its potential impact on the upcoming midterm elections.