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.Trump’s First Post-Return State of the Union Impresses Viewers, CNN Poll Shows Majority Support
Former President Donald Trump delivered his first State of the Union address since his triumphant 2024 election victory, and early polling indicates it was a resounding success with the American public. A CNN Instant Poll conducted immediately after the speech revealed that approximately 64 percent of those surveyed believe Trump is steering the country in the right direction.
Prior to the address, only 54 percent of viewers felt that Trump's leadership was moving the nation in a positive direction. The substantial increase in support suggests that Trump’s words and actions during the speech resonated strongly with the audience.
Critics, including CNN’s Abby Phillip, attempted to dismiss some of Trump’s key moments, describing his presentation of awards such as the Presidential Medal of Freedom, two Medals of Honor, two Purple Hearts, and the Legion of Merit as “gameshow type moments” that “he had to do” because his other messages are a “hard pill for Americans to swallow.” However, viewer reactions clearly indicated otherwise, with many interpreting these moments as genuine displays of patriotism and leadership.
Notably, Trump set a new record for the longest State of the Union speech in history, clocking in at 108 minutes on Tuesday night. According to Breitbart News, he started speaking at 9:11 p.m. ET and concluded at 10:59 p.m. ET, surpassing his previous record of 100 minutes set during his 2025 joint address to Congress, as reported by Axios.
The extended speech, filled with policy proposals and patriotic appeals, appeared to have strengthened his support among the American electorate, positioning him as a dominant figure heading into future political battles. As the nation absorbs the impact of his address, early indications suggest Trump’s message continues to resonate with a significant portion of the American public.

 

Robert De Niro Breaks Down in Tears After Railing Against Trump on Liberal Podcast
Renowned actor Robert De Niro appeared visibly emotional during a recent interview, choking back tears after launching a fierce attack on President Donald Trump and his impact on America. The left-leaning actor, known for his outspoken anti-Trump stance, appeared Monday on the MS NOW podcast hosted by liberal commentator Nicolle Wallace, where he expressed apocalyptic concerns about the state of the nation.
De Niro did not hold back, describing Trump as “sadistic” and “cruel,” and mocked his masculinity by claiming he is “triggered” by “real men” who display “actual strength.” The actor argued that Trump’s leadership is destructive, saying, “He knows he’s never experienced or displayed anything like that in his life,” referring to Democratic Senator Mark Kelly’s combat missions decades ago. De Niro seemingly forgot about Trump’s own military service, including getting shot in the ear in Butler, Pennsylvania, and instead focused on what he perceives as Trump’s weakness.
“The story is our country and Trump is destroying it,” De Niro declared, his voice trembling with emotion. “We have to save this country.” He lamented that Trump is not “lifting people up” or bringing Americans together, instead emphasizing division.
The actor also expressed a sense of despair, urging Americans to “resist, resist, resist,” claiming there is “no easy way” to oppose Trump’s influence. “It’s a time when you know in your own life and your own survival, you better do this,” he said, suggesting that Americans must “jump and run through the fire” to save the nation.
Nicolle Wallace remarked that De Niro was making her cry during the episode, though viewers noted she showed no signs of tears. The actor’s emotional outburst underscored his intense opposition to Trump and his belief that the country is at a critical juncture.
The full episode is available online for those interested in De Niro’s passionate and tearful plea for resistance amid ongoing political turmoil.

**Robert De Niro Breaks Down in Tears After Railing Against Trump on Liberal Podcast**

Renowned actor Robert De Niro appeared visibly emotional during a recent interview, choking back tears after launching a fierce attack on President Donald Trump and his impact on America. The left-leaning actor, known for his outspoken anti-Trump stance, appeared Monday on the MS NOW podcast hosted by liberal commentator Nicolle Wallace, where he expressed apocalyptic concerns about the state of the nation.

De Niro did not hold back, describing Trump as “sadistic” and “cruel,” and mocked his masculinity by claiming he is “triggered” by “real men” who display “actual strength.” The actor argued that Trump’s leadership is destructive, saying, “He knows he’s never experienced or displayed anything like that in his life,” referring to Democratic Senator Mark Kelly’s combat missions decades ago. De Niro seemingly forgot about Trump’s own military service, including getting shot in the ear in Butler, Pennsylvania, and instead focused on what he perceives as Trump’s weakness.

“The story is our country and Trump is destroying it,” De Niro declared, his voice trembling with emotion. “We have to save this country.” He lamented that Trump is not “lifting people up” or bringing Americans together, instead emphasizing division.

The actor also expressed a sense of despair, urging Americans to “resist, resist, resist,” claiming there is “no easy way” to oppose Trump’s influence. “It’s a time when you know in your own life and your own survival, you better do this,” he said, suggesting that Americans must “jump and run through the fire” to save the nation.

Nicolle Wallace remarked that De Niro was making her cry during the episode, though viewers noted she showed no signs of tears. The actor’s emotional outburst underscored his intense opposition to Trump and his belief that the country is at a critical juncture.

The full episode is available online for those interested in De Niro’s passionate and tearful plea for resistance amid ongoing political turmoil.

Controversy Erupts After Man with Tourette Syndrome Shouts N-Word at Michael B. Jordan, Delroy Lindo During BAFTAs

Controversy erupted Sunday night at the British Academy Film Awards after an audience member with Tourette Syndrome shouted obscenities — including a racial slur — during the live ceremony, prompting an on-stage response from host Alan Cumming.

The disruption occurred as actors Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo presented the award for Best Visual Effects to Avatar: Fire and Ash. Audience members inside the venue could be heard reacting as Scottish activist John Davidson, who has Tourette Syndrome, shouted the N-word during the presentation.

Davidson, a longtime advocate and one of the most visible public faces of Tourette Syndrome in the United Kingdom since the late 1980s, was in attendance because he inspired the acclaimed film I Swear. The film, which chronicles Davidson’s childhood and the challenges he faced growing up with the neurological condition, received five BAFTA nominations. It ultimately won Best Leading Actor for Robert Aramayo and Best Casting.

Throughout the evening, several audible outbursts were heard from the audience. According to Variety, phrases including “shut the fuck up” were shouted during an introductory speech by BAFTA chair Sara Putt, and “fuck you” was heard during the acceptance speech for Boong, which won Best Children’s and Family Film.

Following the incident during Jordan and Lindo’s presentation, Cumming addressed the audience directly.

“You may have noticed some strong language in the background,” he said. “This can be part of how Tourette’s syndrome shows up for some people as the film explores that experience. Thanks for your understanding and helping create a respectful space for everyone.”

Later in the ceremony, Cumming reiterated that Tourette Syndrome is a disability and emphasized that the vocal tics associated with the condition are involuntary.

“The tics you’ve heard tonight are involuntary, which means the person who has Tourette’s Syndrome has no control over their language,” he said. “We apologize if you are offended tonight.”

Tourette Syndrome is a neurological disorder characterized by repetitive, involuntary movements and vocalizations known as tics. In some cases, individuals experience coprolalia — the involuntary utterance of obscene words or socially inappropriate remarks — though this symptom affects only a minority of people with the condition.

I Swear depicts Davidson’s upbringing with Tourette Syndrome, including the severe social exclusion and physical confrontations he endured due to his sudden verbal outbursts. Supporters argue the film aims to foster understanding of the disorder and reduce stigma.

Online reaction to the BAFTA moment was swift and divided. Some viewers expressed discomfort over the use of a racial slur during a live broadcast, while others urged compassion, noting the involuntary nature of Tourette-related tics and the broader message of inclusion the ceremony sought to promote.

BAFTA has not issued a separate statement beyond the remarks made during the ceremony.