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President Trump touches on crime, energy and tariffs in sweeping joint address to Congress

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In a joint address to Congress, President Trump discussed a range of topics including crime, energy policy, and tariffs. He highlighted his administration's efforts to combat crime by supporting law enforcement and advocating for stricter sentencing for violent crimes. On energy, Trump emphasized the importance of achieving energy independence through the promotion of fossil fuels, particularly coal and oil, while also mentioning the potential of nuclear energy. He criticized previous administrations for what he described as burdensome regulations on the energy sector. Regarding tariffs, Trump reiterated his commitment to protecting American industries, particularly steel and aluminum, by imposing tariffs on imports to counteract what he perceives as unfair trade practices by other countries. He also touched on the need for infrastructure development, tax reform, and healthcare, although these were not the primary focus of his speech.

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