President Donald Trump Both chambers of Congress were in speeches that lasted more than 90 minutes Tuesday night as he won so far and previewed his vision for the future.
This is the first speech Trump has spoken before Congress since retrieving the Oval Office in January. Despite its similar status to ITU’s speech, Trump’s speech did not carry an official title that he had not served for a whole year.
Fox News Digital brings together the first five moments of Trump’s speech, including democratic protests, an ode to “USA, US, US” and Trump’s disclosure that the supreme terrorist has been arrested.
1. Trump sets verbal record when announcing “America is back”
Trump spoke for about an hour and 40 minutes, the longest address the president has posted before a joint Congress meeting, according to the U.S. Presidential Office program at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Former President Bill Clinton spoke for an hour and 28 minutes in his 2000 National Conditions speech, the longest previously recorded speech.
“For my fellow countrymen, America is back,” Trump declared at the beginning of his speech on Tuesday.
“Six weeks ago, I stood under the dome of this Capitol and declared the dawn of the American Golden Age,” he said. “From that moment, it was nothing more than a quick and humble action that could usher in the greatest and most successful era in our nation’s history. We have achieved more of it 43 days more than most governments Completed in four or eight years. We’re just starting. ”
When Trump announced that “America is back”, the audience burst into an ode to “America, America, America”.
Since taking office, Trump has achieved some achievements, especially the efforts of the Department of Administration’s Efficiency to eliminate government overspending, fraud and mismanagement, and secure the border and predict how its tariff plans will lead to an American economic “prosperity.”
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““Every day, we stand up, we will fight for the country our citizens believe in, fight for the country, fight for the country that our nation deserves,” Trump said in his conclusion. “My fellow Americans, prepare for an incredible future, because the golden age of America has just begun. Just like never seen before. Thanks. God bless you, God bless America. ”
2. Sergeant Sergeant accompanied Rep. Al Green, Democrats protested
House Speaker Mike Johnson ordered the sergeant in the weapon to be removed from office after repeatedly yelling in Trump’s opening speech.
“Members are making intentional and ongoing violations of manners, and the chairman is ready to direct the sergeant to arm the orders to the joint meeting,” Johnson warned that a minority of Democrats undermined Trump.
He said: “Sit down, Mr. Green.” Green continued to shout at Trump and shake his crutches.
Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) shouted, President Donald Trump at a joint congressional meeting at the U.S. Capitol in Washington on March 4, 2025. (Winning McNamee/Pool via Reuters)
Johnson ordered the sergeant to remove the green from the room.
Green is one of Trump’s most voice critics, already Lift each About Trump, he calls it “ethnic purge in Gaza.”
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For example, some Democrats warned their colleagues to protest Trump before their speeches, for example, a former spokesman for Nancy Pelosi said they should let him “stew his own juice.”
Rep. Nydia Velazquez (DN.Y.) held a joint Congressional meeting at the Capitol in Washington, DC on March 4, 2025, with protest signs with fellow Democratic compatriots. (Winning McNamee/Pool via Reuters)
However, Democrats remain protested, including the remaining seats as Trump celebrated his policy and held up signs that read “false,” “lies’, lies’, “Musk Steal” and “Save Medicaid.” Some female Democratic lawmakers wore pink suits to protest their claim that the policy was anti-women, while others heard ridicule Trump throughout the speech.
3. Trump respects young women killed by illegal immigrants
Trump respects the lives of Laken Riley and Jocelyn Nungaray, both brutally killed by illegal immigrants under the Biden administration – including naming an animal shelter after Nungaray.
“Alexis, I promise we will always remember your daughter, your grand daughter,” Trump said as he pointed his attention to Alexis, the mom of Jocelyn Nungaray. “Earlier tonight, I signed an order. One thing I know about Jocelyn is that she loves animals so much. She loves nature. Throughout Galveston Bay, from Jocelyn who lives in Houston, you’ll find a grand ethnic wildlife sanctuary. The original, peaceful, 34,000 acres of shelter for all shelters to enjoy in the United States.
The 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray was sexually assaulted and murdered, and two illegal immigrants allegedly lured the young girl under the bridge before killing her in June 2024.
In June 2024, Jocelyn Nungaray, 12, was found strangled to death in a Houston Creek in Houston Creek. (Fox Houston is provided by the Nungaray family)
“Her precious Jocelyn walked to a nearby convenience store,” Trump said. “She was kidnapped, tied up, beaten under a bridge for two hours and murdered for two hours. Arrested and charged with this outrageous crime are two illegal alien monsters from Venezuela who were released to the United States through their ridiculous open borders, which is their ridiculous open border. The death of this beautiful 12-year-old girl, the pain of her mother and family, meet our nation.”
Trump also celebrated the life of Lake Riley, who was beaten on the University of Georgia campus when she was beaten to death by illegal immigrants in 2024.
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“Leken was charged with assault, assault, assault, cruel and terrifying murder,” Trump said in his speech. “Leken was stolen by a savage illegal alien.”
After taking office for the second time in January, Trump signed the Lecken Riley Act as a law saying the United States will never forget Riley, through laws guiding immigration and customs enforcement, in order to detain illegal immigrants who have been arrested or charged with theft, or be charged with assault on police officers.
University of Georgia nursing student Laken Riley was found dead on the lakeside on campus on February 22. (Laken Riley/Facebook)
In his speech, Trump announced that the United States passed the legislation he sang “never forget our beautiful Laken Riley.”
““All three savages are members of Venezuelan prison gangs, who are the toughest gangs in the world known as Tren de Aragua,” Trump said.
“They are now officially in the same category as ISIS, which is not good for them,” he said. “The Biden administration welcomes countless of these terrorists into the United States. But now, each last one will be rounded up and forced to evacuate from our country. Or, if they are too dangerous, go to jail and go to trial in this country because we don’t want them back.”
4. Trump reveals the arrest of the top terrorist behind the attack on the monastery gate
In his speech, Trump revealed that the highest terror suspect behind the 2021 monastery gate attack that killed 13 U.S. service members in Afghanistan in 2021 has been arrested and has moved towards the “speed sword of American justice.”
“Tonight, I’m very happy To announce, we have just arrested the supreme terrorist responsible for this atrocity,” Trump revealed in a pre-UN speech. “He is now facing the swift sword of American justice here. ”
Fox News confirmed that the suspect was identified as Mohamed Shalifara.
“I want to thank you In particular, the Pakistani government helped arrest the monster. “It’s a very important day for these 13 families, and I actually know it very well.” ”
Vice President JD Vance and House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) expressed appreciation when President Donald Trump spoke at the Congressional Meeting in the House of Representatives at the Washington Capitol on March 4, 2025. (Win McNamee/Pool/AFP)
Biden administration Evacuate from Afghanistan The deaths of 13 American service personnel – 11 Marines, a Navy regiment and a sailor – defended the Kabul airport, while under the Taliban rule, thousands of Americans and thousands of Afghan allies were left in the country. At least 170 Afghan civilians were injured in the attack, according to U.S. military investigation into the attack.
Families who lost loved ones during the robbery have previously and repeatedly slammed former President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris for their deaths, including those who said “the government killed my son” and they “have not seen any support from you or your administration”.
Trump revealed that he called the family of the people killed in Afghanistan and filled out the phone in the latest development, which he said gave them joyful tears.
“I talked to many parents and loved ones, and they were all in our hearts tonight,” Trump said. “I talked to them over the phone. We made a big call. Each of them called. Everyone was online, they were crying except for happiness. They were happy. In this case, you would be as happy as possible. Their children, brothers, sisters, sons, daughters were killed for no reason.”
5. The 13-year-old cancer survivor won applause as agent for the Secret Service
DJ Daniel, a 13-year-old boy who survived cancer, stole the show Tuesday night when the president introduced him to the audience and formally swore him as a member of the Secret Service.
“Joining our gallery tonight is a young man who truly loves our police officers,” Trump told the crowd. “His name is DJ Daniel, 13, and he has always dreamed of becoming a policeman. But in 2018, the DJ was diagnosed with brain cancer. The doctor gave him up to five months of life. This was six years ago.”
13-year-old cancer survivor won applause when he became Secret Service in Trump’s speech
Daniel was warmly welcomed by the majority of the crowd, although some Democrats sat at different times when Trump talked about the 13-year-old.
13-year-old cancer survivor DJ Daniel received honors in Trump’s speech to Congress on Tuesday (Fox News)
Trump told the audience that Daniel and his father were present and hugging the little boy to cheering lawmakers who were “task” to make their dream of becoming a policeman come true.
“Tonight, DJ, we will bring you the greatest honor for everyone,” Trump said. “I ask our new Secret Service Director Sean Curran to officially make you an agent in the United States.”
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As the audience cheered, the Secret Service head walked over to Daniel and showed him a custom Secret Service badge.
“Thank you, DJ,” Trump said after the crowd began to chant the little boy’s name.
Andrew Mark Miller and Diana Stancy of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
