Summary
President Donald Trump delivered a 19-minute state-of-the-nation address focusing on immigration, economic promises, and healthcare costs. He blamed immigrants for economic issues, promised an economic boost by 2026, and addressed lowering drug prices through new agreements. Democrats criticized his claims and his approach to the economy and affordability concerns.
Key Facts
- President Trump delivered the address without major new announcements.
- He blamed immigrants for the U.S. housing crisis and economic problems.
- Trump promised an economic boom in 2026 and mentioned changes in Federal Reserve leadership.
- Current Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's term ends in May 2026.
- Trump's approval rating on the economy is low, with concerns over cost of living.
- He proposed lowering prescription drug prices through his new website, TrumpRx.
- Critics, including Democrats, challenged his statements and handling of key issues.
