• President Trump's joint address to Congress is set for 9 p.m. EST.
• House Speaker Mike Johnson invited Trump to present his "America First vision."
• The speech will cover Trump's early accomplishments, economic policies, and immigration reform.
• Democratic responses will follow from Senator Elissa Slotkin and Representative Adriano Espaillat.

President Trump will speak before a joint session of Congress tonight at 9 p.m. EST, marking his first address to both chambers since returning to office six weeks ago. The speech, while similar to a State of the Union, is unique as it primarily focuses on setting forth his future agenda rather than reflecting on past achievements.

The invitation for Trump to speak was extended by House Speaker Mike Johnson, who emphasized the opportunity for the president to share his vision for America. In his invitation, Johnson noted, “America's Golden Age has begun,” and praised Trump’s initial actions in office that he believes have fostered patriotism and unity among Americans. Johnson stated that the ongoing collaboration between Trump's administration and Congress presents a chance to shape “some of the most consequential years” in the nation’s history.

During his address, Trump is expected to discuss a range of topics crucial to his presidential agenda, including economic initiatives, immigration reforms, and foreign policies. For viewers interested in tuning in, several major news outlets will broadcast the address live, including CBS, Los Angeles Times, and NPR.

In a notable aspect of his speech, Trump is anticipated to highlight the legislative changes he has made within his first month, particularly in reshaping federal bureaucracy and enhancing border security, amidst ongoing political debates surrounding these policies. Following Trump’s address, the Democratic response will be delivered by Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin and will likely focus on economic issues. Additionally, Representative Adriano Espaillat will provide a Spanish-language response, underlining the significance of Trump's recent executive orders related to language policy.

For those looking for comprehensive coverage, platforms like Newsweek and CBS News will provide updates and livestreaming options for viewers to stay informed as the events unfold.