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President Donald Trump addressed a joint session of Congress for the first time since his inauguration on Tuesday, March 4, and at the start of the speech, Texas Congressman Al Green, was removed from the building after shouting and waving his cane in protest.
Al Green stood alone as he was removed from the House chamber after protesting Donald Trump’s first address to a joint session of Congress. When Trump referred to his 2024 election victory, claiming he’d been given a mandate from the American people,
Al Green, a U.S. representative from Texas’ 9th congressional district, was removed from President Trump’s Tuesday night joint session of Congress after repeatedly interrupting the president’s speech.
Congressman Al Green has revealed his plans to file articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump over his recent conduct. During Donald Trump’s joint session speech to Congress on March 4, Rep.
Chris Hayes explains why the 10 Democrats who voted with Republicans to censure Rep. Al Green over his Trump protest are misreading the moment.
Less than 24 hours after being thrown out of the House Chamber for interrupting President Donald Trump's speech to Congress, U.S. Rep. Al Green was in his office racing to keep up with the constant flow of interview requests coming in.
Rep. Al Green was censured by the House of Representatives for disrupting President Donald Trump's address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday.
Rep. Green said his interruptions of Trump were "spontaneous" but he would do it again because he's guided by his conscience not the opinions of colleagues. The post MSNBC Host Asks Censured Trump Heckler Al Green If Other Dems Are ‘TOO Civil’ While Freedom is ‘Literally On The Line’ first appeared on Mediaite.
Rep. Al Green was escorted out of the U.S. Capitol chamber Tuesday night after interrupting President Donald Trump's joint congressional address.