Democrats Disrupt Trump's Congress Speech, Eject Lawmaker

During President Donald Trump's speech to Congress on Tuesday, Democrats loudly interrupted him with boos and protests, resulting in the ejection of Rep. Al Green, who was removed after repeatedly shouting at the president. Trump's address marked a significant moment as he declared, 'America is back,' touting his accomplishments and asserting a legislative agenda amid ongoing partisan tensions. Democratic lawmakers held up protest signs and some walked out in protest, reflecting the deep divisions surrounding Trump’s presidency. The atmosphere was charged, with House Speaker Mike Johnson attempting to restore order amidst the chaos. Reactions to the protests were mixed, with some conservatives condemning the Democrats' behavior as disgraceful, while others praised Green's actions as a necessary stand against the administration. The event underscores the contentious political climate as the country faces pressing issues such as inflation and a potential government shutdown.