Trump Heckled During Cong Speech; Lawmaker Abruptly Disrupts Speech, Gets Marshalled Out

Описание: During President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address, political tensions were on full display as several Democratic lawmakers staged protests inside the House chamber while dozens of their colleagues chose to boycott the event entirely. Among the most visible moments came when Texas Congressman Al Green was removed from the chamber for the second consecutive year. Unlike last year, when he was ejected for vocal interruptions, Green’s protest this time was silent but symbolic. As President Trump began speaking, Green stood in the aisle holding a sign that read, “Black people aren’t apes!” — referencing controversy surrounding a racist video previously shared by the president depicting former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama. House Speaker Mike Johnson ordered Green’s removal as he continued displaying the sign. He was escorted out while some Republican lawmakers attempted to block the sign from television cameras. The incident highlighted the deep partisan divide that marked the evening’s address.

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