President Donald Trump's joint congressional address kicked off to a rowdy start as Texas Rep. Al Green was removed less than 10 minutes into the president's remarks. "America is back," Trump stated as Republicans rose to their feet cheering and chanting "U.

President Donald Trump was repeatedly booed during his joint address to the Congress on Tuesday. Speaker Mike Johnson warned the Democrats protesting the president's speech, further removing Texas Rep Al Green from the House.

“BREAKING: They just kicked African American Congressman Al Green out of Trump’s Speech,” influencer Brian Krassenstein wrote. “Weird that Marjorie Taylor Greene was never removed when she went off at Biden’s SOTU a few years ago.”

House Speaker Mike Johnson halted Donald Trump's address to Congress on Tuesday night after Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) stood up and yelled out in protest. Green was subsequently kicked out of the chamber.

P resident Donald Trump’s address before a joint session of Congress on Tuesday night was interrupted in the first few minutes by the repeated heckles of a congressman. As Trump

In an unprecedented spectacle in modern politics, the House chamber saw a Congressmen escorted out for heckling Donald Trump

Green, who has called for the president's impeachment, was escorted out of the chamber during Trump's joint address to Congress.

Republican U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson on Tuesday ordered Democratic lawmaker Al Green removed from the House chamber during President Donald Trump's address to Congress, saying he violated decorum by standing during the speech.