Trump’s Most SAVAGE State of the Union Moment
February 25, 2026
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as posted by the channelWe break down Trump roasting Zoran Malmdani’s “paid volunteers” snow scheme, the powerful moment honoring Irina Zarutska’s mother, and why so many Democrats refused to stand for basic protections for American citizens. From tax cuts to border security to protecting kids from radical gender ideology, the contrast could not have been clearer.
Plus: Rashida Tlaib’s shocking chant, the immigration showdown moment that will live in campaign ads forever, and Trump’s optimistic, America-first finale that had patriots on their feet.
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