Read President Trump's address to a joint session of Congress delivered on March 4.
President Trump delivered his 2025 address to a joint session of Congress on March 4, 2025, highlighting the 2025 presidential election as a significant mandate, winning 2,700 counties. He criticized former President Joe Biden's administration for record illegal crossings and the release of dangerous individuals. Trump emphasized his achievements, including ordering federal workers back to offices, renaming Mount McKinley, and combating government overreach. He proposed tax cuts, attracting car manufacturing, and called for immigration reforms, including a deportation plan and mandatory detention for dangerous aliens. Trump also advocated for a death penalty for police murderers and a ban on child sex changes. He mentioned peace talks with Ukraine and Russia, citing a letter from Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, and concluded by envisioning a golden age for America.
