In record State of the Union, Trump spars with Dems, touts economy and immigration

President Trump got an extended applause from the chamber after calling on members of Congress to "stand up and show your support" and affirm that they believe that the "first duty of the American government is to protect American citizens, not illegal aliens."

Trump looked around the chamber while waiting for the applause to end, at times shaking his head and gesturing toward the Democrats who did not stand or clap.

"Isn't that a shame. You should be ashamed of yourself, not standing up," he said.

Democratic Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar could be seen shouting at Trump from the chamber.

The president took aim at Democrats again for the partial shutdown that has ended funding to the Department of Homeland Security.

He also criticized them for the federal government shutdown last year and demanded that DHS funding be restored fully.

President Trump urged the Stop Insider Trading Act to pass "without delay" to ensure that members of Congress do not "corruptly profit from using insider information."

As some Democrats stood up and applauded, including Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Trump responded, "They stood up for that? I can't believe it."

"Did Nancy Pelosi stand up, if she is here? Doubt it," he quipped.

Former House Speaker Pelosi appeared to not react. She has faced allegations of trading on insider information during her time in Congress, but has denied any impropriety.

Trump announced that he negotiated the "rate payer protection pledge" with major tech companies, addressing the issue of rising power costs associated with data centers.

Trump said the companies will have the obligation to pay for their own power needs.

"They can build their own power plants as part of their factory," Trump said.

The president did not give more details about the negotiations, including which tech companies have been part of the discussion.