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What did President Trump address in his State of the Union speech?
The president addresses the nation. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. President Trump delivering his first State of the Union speech of his second term on Tuesday night. In the eyes of President Trump.
The state of our union is strong. And he says the policies of his second term have made it that way. He cited the provisions of the one big beautiful bill that he signed into law as the catalyst and highlighted what he intended it to provide.
We gave you no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, and no tax on Social Security for our great seniors.
The president noted how Republicans, not Democrats, got that done and tied the success to the country's 250th anniversary, saying it's our turn to legislate and help the next generation. Grinnell Scott, Fox News.
What key policies did President Trump highlight during his address?
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger delivered the Democrats' rebuttal to the president. The president on Tuesday night also paid tribute to the Olympic gold medal winning U.S. men's hockey team receiving a standing ovation from both sides of the aisle for their heroics in Italy. The president saying he'll award U.S. goaltender Connor Hellebuck with the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Also Tuesday night at the State of the Union, like a year ago, Congressman Al Green was ejected from President Trump's State of the Union address. The second straight year, the Texas Democrat's been removed from the House chamber during the speech. Green was seen on the House floor waving a sign that read, Black people aren't apes, the gesture an apparent reference to a video that the president had posted on social media this month that included images of former President Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama.
President Trump said he didn't watch the whole video before it was posted to Truth Social. And the president issuing two Congressional Medals of Honor during the State of the Union won to Chief Warrant Officer Eric Slover, an Army Chinook helicopter pilot who was wounded during the raid to capture Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro. The second went to an 100-year-old Navy fighter pilot, Royce Williams. America's listening to Fox News.
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The reward is now up to $1 million in the ongoing search for Nancy Guthrie. Fox's Jeff Manasso with the latest on the investigation.
Over three weeks of waiting, hoping, and praying, Savannah Guthrie saying on Instagram that her mother, Nancy Guthrie, may no longer be alive. what is to be, then we will accept it. But we need to know where she is. Guthrie announcing a $1 million family reward for information that leads to her mother's recovery. It's believed the 84-year-old was taken from her home in Tucson February 1st, with investigators saying a masked man captured on doorbell video may have visited Guthrie's home more than once. And despite some leads, there are no suspects and no arrests. Jeff Manasso, Fox News.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio reportedly scheduled a brief top lawmakers on Iran. This comes as student protests continue in the country. Fox's Trey Yinks with more.
As the Middle East waits to see what comes next, university students in Iran are demonstrating now for a fourth day. These students taking to the streets of their campuses chanting, not Gaza, not Lebanon, I would sacrifice my life for Iran. These protests are the first anti-regime demonstrations since the crackdown earlier this year that, according to President Trump, left more than 32,000 people dead. With an ongoing U.S. military buildup across the region, Fox News saw a U.S. C-17 transport plane landing in Tel Aviv. A third round of nuclear talks between Iran and the United States are scheduled for Thursday in Geneva, Switzerland. Some analysts view this as a last-ditch effort at avoiding a large conflict that could begin with American strikes against Iran.
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