Trump airs familiar grievances, charts MAGA plan in address before bitterly divided Congress

Trump called attention to 13-year-old DJ Daniel, who aspires to become a police officer but was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2018.

"The doctors gave him five months at most to live. That was more than six years ago," Trump said. "Since that time, DJ and his dad have been on a quest to make his dream come true."

"And tonight, DJ, we're going to do you the biggest honor of them all. I am asking our new Secret Service Director Sean Curran to officially make you an agent of the United States."

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Trump calls for 13-year-old DJ Daniel's dream of being a police officer to come trueTrump called attention to 13-year-old DJ Daniel, who aspires to become a police officer but was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2018.

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Daniel reacted with a face of shock, before his dad lifted up to the crowd. DJ proudly raised a certificate and was met with claps, chants and cheers.

In one of the rare moments, a Democrat stood in support. Rep. Laura Gillen, rose up and applauded for Daniel.

FACT CHECK: This is lacking context.

The Yale Budget Lab estimates that the tariffs could cost the average household up to $2,000 annually. Cars and car parts are big exports from Canada and Mexico, and tariffs could increase the cost of a new car by over $3,000 per vehicle on top of last year’s average new car price of $44,811, according to JP Morgan Research.

Most economists predict that prices, and therefore, inflation will go up, with consumers seeing higher prices for food, gasoline, clothes, shoes, toys and other household items.

-ABC News' Soo Youn

Several Democrats including Rep. Veronica Escobar yelled "January 6th" as Trump discussed law enforcement and protecting police officers.

Trump pardoned all of the defendants charged with the riot.

Trump railed against what he claims is a justice system weaponized by Democrats to go after political opponents, including him. Democrats audibly grumbled at the comments.

Trump then wished FBI Director Kash Patel and Attorney General Pam Bondi "good luck" and the pair received standing ovations. Patel and Bondi narrowly survived their confirmation votes. In fact, Patel's was one of the most partisan and divided confirmation votes for an FBI director in history at 51-49.