Theme of Trump’s Tuesday joint session of Congress address revealed
President Donald Trump is gearing up to deliver his first address of his second term to a joint session of Congress, with the theme of “The Renewal of the American Dream.” This exclusive information was revealed by White House officials to Fox News Digital.
The speech is set to focus on four main sections: highlighting the accomplishments of Trump’s second term both domestically and internationally, showcasing the administration’s economic achievements, advocating for additional funding for border security, and outlining the president’s plans for promoting peace worldwide.
According to White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, Trump’s upcoming address is expected to be “must-see TV.” She emphasized that the president has already achieved more in one month than most presidents do in four years, and the renewal of the American Dream is well underway.
During the address, Trump will review his administration’s successes during the first month of his second term, both at home and abroad. Additionally, he will discuss the steps taken to address the economic challenges left behind by the previous administration and to combat inflation for all Americans.
One of the key highlights of the speech will be the more than $1.7 trillion in investments made by the administration to revive American manufacturing, boost energy production, and support the private sector in areas like artificial intelligence. The president will also call on Congress to allocate more funding for border security, including deportations and the construction of the border wall along the southern border.
On the foreign policy front, Trump is expected to outline his plans to promote peace globally. This includes efforts to end the conflict in Ukraine and secure the release of hostages in Gaza amidst the Israel-Hamas crisis.
In a teaser post on his Truth Social account, Trump hinted at the upcoming address, promising to “tell it like it is.” A White House official confirmed that the president will continue to “keep it real and speak the truth.”
The speech is scheduled for Tuesday at 9 p.m. EST and, while not officially labeled as the “State of the Union” address, it serves a similar purpose in showcasing the administration’s achievements and policy priorities.
Brooke Singman, a political correspondent and reporter for Fox News Digital, Fox News Channel, and FOX Business, will be covering the event. Stay tuned for updates on this historic address.
