Tonight is President Trump’s fourth State of the Union address. The speech couldn’t come at a more fraught time for the President, as the Senate debates two articles of impeachment against him.
Trump is widely expected to deliver a speech that skips out on mentions of the impeachment trial that’s been lingering in the Senate for weeks. Follow along with our coverage below:
What To Expect
- The House and Senate will meet for a joint session at 8:35 p.m. ET.
- The actual State of the Union will begin at 9:00 p.m. ET.
- The White House has suggested Trump will not comment on the two big stories of the day — impeachment and the caucus disaster in Iowa — but it's Trump, so who knows.
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Tonight is President Trump’s fourth State of the Union address. The speech couldn’t come at a more fraught time for the President, as the Senate debates two articles of impeachment against him.
Trump is widely expected to deliver a speech that skips out on mentions of the impeachment trial that’s been lingering in the Senate for weeks. Follow along with our coverage below: