Trump Delivers State of the Union <br />as Impeachment Trial Concludes President Donald Trump delivered his <br />third address the night before he is likely to <br />be acquitted by the Republican controlled Senate. He began his address to <br />chants by his Republican <br />supporters of "fours more years." Trump touted a "blue collar boom," <br />in which unemployment has fallen <br />to record lows and wages have increased. Hot button topics that Trump <br />touched on during his address <br />included education, healthcare, <br />immigration, big pharma and abortion. Trump recognized controversial <br />radio host Rush Limbaugh, who was <br />recently diagnosed with stage four cancer. Trump awarded Limbaugh with <br />the Presidential Medal of Freedom <br />in the Congressional chamber. Trump also reiterated his support <br />of the Second Amendment, prayer in schools <br />and the effort to "plant an American flag" on Mars. He did not make a single <br />mention of the impeachment trial. Two volatile moments of the <br />evening occurred when Trump <br />appeared to snub Speaker <br />Pelosi's offer of a handshake and when Pelosi tore Trump's speech in <br />half at the conclusion of his address.
