In what became one of the longest and most dramatic addresses in recent history, Donald Trump delivered a State of the Union speech packed with tension, celebration, and open political clashes.

From visible friction with the Supreme Court of the United States to Democratic protests and Olympic hockey heroes stealing the spotlight the night had everything — politics, patriotism, and pure spectacle.

Here are the moments everyone is talking about.

Supreme Court Tension Takes Center Stage

All eyes were on the Supreme Court just days after it struck down Trump’s global tariff regime.

Only four justices attended including Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Amy Coney Barrett — both of whom maintained stoic expressions as Trump criticized the ruling.

Trump called the decision “disappointing” and “unfortunate,” and announced a new 15% tariff under Section 122, signaling he may push forward regardless of congressional approval.

The silent stares from the front row said more than words.

Democrat Ejected — Again

The political drama escalated quickly.

Democratic Congressman Al Green was escorted out of the chamber after holding up a protest sign and shouting during Trump’s entrance — marking the second straight year he has been removed during the annual address.

Meanwhile, Representatives Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib shouted objections as Trump discussed immigration and fraud claims.

Camera angles revealed rows of empty Democratic seats, underscoring the deep partition divide.

At one point, Trump fired back bluntly:

“These people are wild. I’m telling you. They’re wild.”

🇺🇸 ‘U-S-A’ Chants Echo Through the Chamber

In a surprise moment that felt straight out of a movie, members of the U.S. men’s Olympic hockey team entered the chamber to thunderous of applause.

Fresh off a gold medal victory over Canada, the team received chants of “U-S-A, U-S-A.”

Trump announced that star goalie Connor Hellebuyck would receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

The president also promised to host the U.S. women’s hockey team at the White House after online criticism over his remarks about inviting them.

Patriotism was a central theme, especially as America prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary.

Tariffs, Taxes & Legal Questions

Beyond the spectacle, Trump doubled down on his tariff agenda — despite the Supreme Court ruling against him.

He claimed the new tariffs could eventually replace income tax, adding that “congressional action will not be necessary,” a statement that immediately raised eyebrows among legal experts.

With midterm elections approaching and concerns about inflation and affordability lingering, the economic stakes are high.