President Donald Trump gave the longest state of the union-style speech in U.S. history celebrating the renewal of the American dream.

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Well, last night, the President of the United States set a record for the longest address to a joint session of Congress just over one hour and 40 minutes, besting

the prior record of Bill Clinton at one hour and 20 minutes. What was this speech filled with?

It was filled with three things. Number one, it was filled with a lot of clapping from Republicans

in Congress, a lot of cheering. There's a lot of good feelings on the right side of the aisle.

Number two, was filled with President Trump basically having the time of his life.

He was telling a lot of stories, he was sharing a lot of accomplishments, and he was throwing all kinds of jabs at the Democrats.

The third thing that the address was filled with were the angry, stony booze, yells, weird camp t-shirts, auction card signs that the Democrats

were holding up, and the shaken cane of Al Green, but I'm getting ahead of myself.

The key takeaways from this presidential address can be boiled down to a celebration of

the American spirit and common sense, innovation and industry, and also the

passing of certain things President Trump finds to be a result of the American mandate of the

November election. And the president spent a good amount of time outlining all of the things

that he has done so far, including revealing a few surprise things that were not yet known to

the American public.

One of these things was the announcement that several nations in Asia, as well as, of course, the

United States, would be joining together to build an Alaskan pipeline for oil and natural gas

that President Trump promised these countries were pumping trillions of dollars into.

My administration is also working on a gigantic natural gas pipeline in Alaska,

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