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President Trump's speech Tuesday night was the longest presidential address before Congress in recent history.
To beat the record Trump himself set last year, ZMPR's Ava Berger reports.
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President Trump's address to Congress toggled between touting his administration's wins and criticizing Democrats and former President Joe Biden.
Trump argued the nation is winning after his first year back in the White House, and he teased some new plans as well.
Some Democratic members shouted at President Trump, and as he started his speech, Texas Congressman Al Green was escorted from the chamber for the second year in a row after he unfurled a protest sign.
A number of Democratic lawmakers chose to skip the president's address.