President Trump Will Deliver the State of the Union Address in 12 Hours

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What will President Trump address in the upcoming State of the Union speech?

Dave Anthony 0:02
We'll hear from President Trump in 12 hours. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News.
Unknown 0:07
Going to Congress to address the nation, a State of the Union speech with a big focus on... Everyday Americans who are directly benefiting from his policies and making a few new policy announcements as well to continue tackling the affordability crisis that Joe Biden created.
Dave Anthony 0:23
White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt tells Fox the address will also celebrate America's 250th birthday.

How will the State of the Union celebrate America's 250th birthday?

Unknown 0:28
He is going to share the stories of great American heroes who exemplify bravery and the spirit of 1776.
Dave Anthony 0:36
New Olympic heroes will also be there tonight. Gold medalist, the U.S. men's hockey team has been invited.

What are the stories of American heroes highlighted in the speech?

Dave Anthony 0:41
Some will go the day after a big homecoming from Italy. Zach Wierenski set up the gold medal game winning overtime. Gold tells Fox.
Unknown 0:49
It was incredible last night being home, being in front of our fans, seeing everyone in the streets of Miami.

Which significant issues will President Trump address regarding immigration and homeland security?

Unknown 0:53
You just can't make it up.
Dave Anthony 0:56
More than three dozen Democrats and an independent will not attend tonight, boycotting the president's speech in Congress as they keep holding up homeland security funding, demanding immigration enforcement reform, calling ICE out of control. The president also may bring up the Iran nuclear threat tonight and Ukraine.
Volodymyr Zelensky 1:11
Today marks four years since Russia invaded, and as the war rages on... The president of Ukraine says he wants President Trump to see with his own eyes what's happened to his country. I really want to come here one day. Walking alongside a makeshift monument to the fallen, Vladimir Zelensky invites the president to Kiev, saying only then can he understand what this war is really about.
Dave Anthony 1:33
Fox's Jonathan Savage. Snowplow drivers working overtime in the northeast as people shovel out from that blizzard.

What updates are there on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and its impact on the U.S.?

Brandi Campbell 1:38
Over in Rhode Island, they had 37.9 inches of snow reported. That broke their longest standing record, making this the greatest snowstorm in Providence's history.
Dave Anthony 1:50
Fox Weathers, Brandi Campbell. A lot of people still have no electricity or heat. More than 350,000 power outages. Airlines still catching up. More than 2,000 flights canceled today. America's listening to Fox News.
Ainsley Earhardt 2:00
This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52-episode podcast series, The Life of Jesus.

What are the latest developments in high-profile criminal cases mentioned in the episode?

Unknown 2:05
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Dave Anthony 2:16
We just got breaking news in the search for Nancy Guthrie. It's now in day 24. The Guthrie family has announced a $1 million award in the search for whoever kidnapped the 84-year-old, which would lead to a prosecution, of course. There are updates on two big murder cases also. First, Tyler Robinson expected back in court today in Utah. A judge could announce a big decision ahead of the upcoming trial. Robinson's charged with assassinating Charlie Kirk as the conservative addressed a college campus last September.
Grinnell Scott 2:45
Utah District Judge Tony Graff Jr. could decide on a motion to remove part or all of the prosecution in the Tyler Robinson case. Defense lawyers believe Utah County Chief Deputy Attorney Chad Grunander may be biased, claiming that because Grunander's daughter was in the Utah Valley University crowd the day Kirk was fatally shot, he may be prejudiced in seeking the death penalty. The defense cited the daughter's real-time texts, which were shared with the Utah County attorney. Grunander said there is no conflict and that he acted out of concern for his daughter. Tyler Robinson is expected to attend the hearing virtually. Grinnell Scott, Fox News.
Dave Anthony 3:27
In Los Angeles, Rob Reiner's son back in court charged with murdering his famous movie director father and his mother, Michelle.
Jessica Rosenthal 3:32
Nick Reiner's public defender entered a not guilty plea on his behalf before Judge Teresa McConnickle.
Ainsley Earhardt 3:38
Yes, Your Honor.
Jessica Rosenthal 3:39
Outside court, Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hockman said they will consider pursuing the death penalty.
Unknown 3:44
And we have invited defense counsel to present to us, both in writing and orally in a meeting, any arguments that they would like to make in consideration for our going forward or not going forward with the death penalty.

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