Washington: Donald Trump proclaimed on Tuesday that the “American dream is unstoppable” in his first address to Congress, since a Virvevind returns to power that has burned the nation and the world.
With his close adviser Elon Musk among those in the audience for his prime-time TV address, the 78-year-old Republican billionaire said he had “just got started” on his radical plans to reshape the country.
The president paid tribute to the results in his first six weeks and promised to push on with his polarizing bid to reshape the US government and end the Ukraine war – regardless of the cost.
“We have achieved more in 43 days than most administrations achieve in four years or eight years – and we are just getting started,” Trump said to frequent songs from loyal legislators in “USA, USA!”
“The American dream is growing – bigger and better than ever before. The American dream is unstoppable and our country is on the verge of a comeback that the world has never witnessed and may never witness again.”
Trump also made up his vision of the economy – even when the trade war he launched against Canada, China and Mexico, pray jitters in the world markets and threaten to raise prices at home.
It marks a triumphant comeback to the US Capitol for Trump – just four years after his supporters stormed the building to protest his choice of 2020 election, which he still refuses to accept fully.
Trump calls to quit chip -subsidies to tackle the US debt
Trump said US lawmakers should get rid of a landmark 2022 Bipartisan law to give $ 52.7 billion in subsidies for semiconductor chips manufacturing and production and use the proceeds to pay debt.
“Chips Act is a terrible, terrible thing. We give hundreds of billions of dollars and it doesn’t matter. They take our money and they don’t use them,” Trump said in a speech to Congress.
“You need to get rid of the chips law, and what’s left, Mr. President, use it to reduce debt.”
Trump threw undocumented immigrants
US President Lambasted Bid’s border policy and claimed that several undocumented immigrants are “murders, traffickers, members and other criminals from the streets of dangerous cities around the world”.
“But we get them out and get them out quickly,” he proclaimed.
Trump undertakes to cut down deficits with budget overhaul
The US government is struggling with a significant deficit – $ 1.83 trillion last year to be precise.
Still, Trump insists that he will “balance the federal budget”, suggesting that he intends to pursue heavy expenses.
The US president also aims to increase revenue by offering a route to US citizenship via a scheme labeled “gold card”.
President signalizes greater push for home -grown rare earths
President Donald Trump outlined an upcoming initiative to increase domestic production of “critical minerals and rare earths.”
“Later this week, I will also take historical actions to dramatically expand the production of critical minerals and rare earths here in the United States,” the president declared at parliament on Tuesday.
US no longer wake up: Trump
Trump said he had completed “tyranny” of diversity and inclusion programs over the federal government and promised that the United States would be “woke up no longer.”
“Our country no longer wakes up,” Trump said in his first address to Congress since his return to power after sweeping the election in November.
Trump comes from exit from global offers like bold new dawn
Trump expanded his efforts to unpack the United States from various international agreements, such as Paris Climate Accord, and organizations, including the World Health Organization, which pays tribute to it as “a moment for great visions and decisive steps.”
“Day after day, my government is struggling to ensure that Transformation America demands to forge the future it deserves,” he declared during his speech.
Trump declares that election triumph gives its government a mandate
Trump was quick to trump his election success and claimed his victory awarded him “a mandate, like that which has not witnessed for many decades.”
In response, Tory MPs rose in the chamber and cheered and shouted, “The US!”
As he began to resume his address, a few parliamentarians began to fuck him.
Trump noted that the election card is one that “seems almost exclusively red for the Conservatives.”
Trump claims he restored freedom of speech.
On the same day, he warned to cut off government financing to universities that allow “illegal” protests, Trump claims he ended the state’s censorship and revived freedom of speech.
Numerous organizations that combat free expressions have raised concerns about Trump’s shutdown of advocates of Palestinian rights at British universities.
Democratic legislator removed from Trump -speech to Congress
Republican US representative’s speaker Mike Johnson on Tuesday ordered Democratic legislator Al Green removed from the house chamber under President Donald Trump’s address to Congress and said he was offending the decor by standing under the speech.
The search for power
Trump is pushing to expand the presidential power to his borders, with the popular vote behind him and a Republican-controlled house and the Senate that makes its bid.
Held by Tech Tycoon Musk, Trump has turned down on federal bureaucracy, fired thousands of workers, shutters entire agencies and decimated foreign assistance.
The White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the theme was “Renewal of the American Dream, and the renewal of the American dream is already underway.
“Look at everything President Trump has achieved in her first month as president,” she told Fox News.
But there are early signs in the polls that Trump’s sweeping cuts and his lack of tackle inflation affect his popularity.
Trump also arises American foreign policy with his pivot to Moscow over the Ukraine war, which has stunned both Kiev and allies.
Days after a television series in the Oval Office with Ukraine’s leader Volodymyr Zelensky, Trump will then make his plans to end the overwhelming three-year conflict-despite fear of giving Russia what it wants.
“He will dive into foreign policy and talk about his intention to end the war in Ukraine,” Leavitt said.
Trump had said on Monday that he would “tell you that” during the talk of the fate of a minerals with Ukraine who remains unsigned after Volodymy Zelensky’s disastrous visits.
Leavitt said Trump would also discuss his “plan to bring all the hostages out of Gaza” – the Palestinian territory he has suggested that the United States take over and trigger indignation over the Middle East.
The US president will finally ask Congress for funds to support his plan for mass portraits of undocumented migrants, some of whom have already sent to Guantanamo Bay.
Democrats have so far struggled to counter Trump’s flood-zone strategy and his swine of the news cycle with constant press conferences.
But the speech promises to be bully, where democratic legislators bring as guests a number of federal workers targeted by Musk’s so -called government efficiency department (DOGE).
The Democratic return to Trump’s address will be delivered by the new Michigan senator Elissa Slotkin, a 48-year-old former CIA analyst and rising star in the party.
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