You're listening to a special edition of the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
Hello, I'm Oliver Conway and we're recording this at 04:30 GMT on Wednesday 5th March.
Donald Trump has delivered the longest ever presidential speech to Congress.
He said he'd accomplished more
since returning to power 43 days ago than most administrations do in four or eight years.
On Ukraine,
he thanked President Zelensky for reaching out and said he'd received strong signals from Russia
that it is ready for peace.
The US Leader also defended his imposition of tariffs on America's main trading partners,
while acknowledging they could cause disruption.
There were frequent chants of USA from Republicans and protests from Democrats,
one of who was kicked out of the chamber.
We'll hear the main points of the President's speech and get analysis from Washington.
Every year, the US President gives an address to the joint houses of the U.S. congress,
highlighting recent achievements and outlining priorities for the year ahead.
It's a chance to speak directly to a huge television audience.
President Donald Trump, a consummate showman,
has been a near permanent fixture on our screen
since his second inauguration just over six weeks ago.
But the speech on Tuesday night, primetime,