Donald Trump interrupted in his first address since returning to White House

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : 'President Trump has accomplished more in one month than any president in four years, and the renewal of the American Dream is well underway,' said White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, adding it 'will be must-see TV'.
62% : Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson in a letter in January invited Trump to address Congress on March 4 'to share your America First vision for our legislative future'.
61% : Trump told a joint session of Congress that since he began his second term six weeks ago, there has been 'nothing but swift and unrelenting actions to usher in the most successful and greatest era in our history'.
59% : Trump was expected to speak about what he has done since starting his second term a month-and-a-half ago, and what he plans to do over the next four years.
57% : Trump teased his address on Monday morning, posting on his Truth Social platform: 'TOMORROW NIGHT WILL BE BIG.
52% : Trump entered the House chamber on Tuesday just before 9.15pm First Lady Melania Trump, wearing a gray dress suit, entered shortly after 9pm, followed by her husband's Cabinet members.
50% : He said his administration has accomplished 'more in 43 days than most administrations accomplished in four years, eight years, and we are just getting started'. Democratic Rep Al Green stood up and shouted at the president: 'You have no mandate.' Trump paused his speech as other lawmakers saw to it that Green was escorted out.
42% : It comes four days after Trump got into a shouting match with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in the Oval Office during a meeting that was supposed to end with the latter signing a rare mineral deals toward peace and ending the war with Russia.
32% : 'Nobody wants peace more than Ukrainians.' Hours before his address, Trump reportedly told his advisers he wanted to announce the deal in his remarks, but that it had not yet been signed.
26% : Trump decided to end the meeting with Zelensky, who left without signing a deal.
23% : Trump on Monday afternoon said Zelensky 'should be more appreciative' and criticized him for saying that he thinks the war will continue for a very long time.

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