It's Wednesday, March 5th, and the other side of the aisle never looked so far away.

We start here.

President Trump speaks to a divided nation and a visibly divided Congress.

I look at the Democrats in front of me, and I realize there is absolutely nothing I can say to make them happy.

One member had to be escorted out and that wasn't the only contentious moment.

American gun manufacturers are put on trial by Mexico.

They choose to allow them to sell to traffickers.

An argument over cartel firepower goes to the Supreme Court, and he promised no more fraud.

Fire 2 is real.

So why is the place supposedly hosting FireFest 2 saying it doesn't exist?

From ABC News, this is Start Here.

I'm Brad Milky.

The last time President Trump stood in front of Congress was early 2020.

COVID was not even an acronym we understood yet.

We were describing this novel coronavirus. The president had just been acquitted in his first impeachment trial.

It would be nearly a year before his own supporters trashed that same building in the wake of his electoral defeat.

Well, last night, Donald Trump walked into the Capitol triumphantly.

Mr. Speaker, the President of the United States.

With a Republican-controlled House and a Republican-controlled Senate,

the Trump agenda has never had more legislative support than it did last night.

An agenda that has been enacted faster and more forcefully than many Trump allies even imagined.

Of course, a big chunk of this room was still occupied by Democrats who were under pressure from their own constituents to do

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