Rep. Al Green Ejected from Congress After Interrupting Trump's Address

The Texas Democrat was removed for repeatedly disrupting the speech, accusing Trump of lacking a mandate and opposing proposed cuts to social programs.

Democratic Representative Al Green of Texas was escorted out of the House chamber after disrupting President Trump's State of the Union address.
Green accused Trump of lacking a mandate and criticized proposed cuts to Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security during his interruption.
House Speaker Mike Johnson ordered Green's removal after he refused to stop shouting and pointing his cane at the president.
Green, a long-time critic of Trump, has previously filed multiple articles of impeachment against the president, with little support from Democratic leadership.
The incident highlights broader Democratic opposition during the address, with other members holding protest signs and heckling Trump.