Donald Trump has just become the longest US president to give his first speech to Congress since 1981.
At 9:00 p.m. on March 4, US time (9:00 a.m. on March 5, Vietnam time), President Donald Trump delivered his first speech before both houses of Congress since taking office on January 20.
A large number of guests and congressmen from all parties in the US Congress were present in the auditorium to listen to Mr. Trump's speech.
Although the speech was not finished, Mr. Trump made his mark by becoming the person with the longest speech in the history of the first speeches to Congress by US presidents since 1981.
According to CNN statistics, Mr. Trump spoke for more than 1 hour and 39 minutes, surpassing the previous record set by President Bill Clinton in 1993 (1 hour and 5 minutes). In 2017, when he first became the owner of the White House, Mr. Trump gave an official speech that lasted exactly 1 hour before the US Congress.
Statistics on the duration of the first speeches of US presidents to Congress
In his first speech to Congress since returning to the White House for a second term as president, Mr. Trump immediately declared that "America is back."
He also quickly listed what he had done, asserting that he had taken "swift and uncompromising action" to usher in "the greatest and most successful era in the history of our country." He was confident that he had accomplished more in just 43 days than most administrations do in four or eight years, and that he was just getting started.
President Trump said he has signed nearly 100 executive orders and implemented more than 400 since taking office six weeks ago.
"Our administration is the most successful administration in the history of our country," he declared, saying that George Washington's presidency was "second" to his own.
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Immediately after that, he raised a series of domestic and foreign issues and policies, affirming the priority of rescuing the economy , talking about cutting federal staff, withdrawing the US from a number of organizations, tax policies, immigration policies, and even resolving the conflict in Ukraine.
There were many statements made by Mr. Trump in his speech and there was controversial information that was considered incorrect by the American media.
The chamber also witnessed the two opposing halves of the US Congress, between the Republican side applauding when Mr. Trump spoke and the Democratic side remaining silent or holding up signs of protest. Some Democratic congressmen left the chamber while Mr. Trump was still speaking.
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