Trump complained that Biden's State of the Union speech "anger and shouting will not help our country reunite!"

According to Reuters and Agence France Presse on March 7, US President Biden delivered a State of the Union speech to Congress on the 7th, and launched a fierce attack on his opponent Trump in the presidential election in November this year.

It is reported that Biden accused Trump in his speech of covering up the truth of the attack on the Capitol in January 2021, yielding to Russian President Putin, and tearing up the bill to strengthen the border restrictions between the United States and Mexico.

Biden said he hoped to "wake up Congress and the American people". He said: "Since President Lincoln and the American Civil War, freedom and democracy have never been attacked at home as they are today. The rarity of our time is that freedom and democracy have been attacked at home and abroad."

Although he relentlessly attacked Trump, Biden did not directly mention his name once, but called him "my predecessor, a former Republican president".

It is reported that the Republican legislators often booed and booed Biden, and Biden responded every time, and sometimes inserted jokes that ridiculed his opponents, including their plans to cut taxes on billionaires, refused to take climate change seriously and other topics.

Trump continuously criticized Biden on his "real social" platform. He wrote: "He looked very angry when he spoke, and people who knew they were going to lose all had this characteristic." "Anger and shouting will not help to reunite our country!"

Reuters also said that Biden's State of the Union address on the 7th triggered sporadic protests across the United States. Activists asked him to promote a permanent ceasefire in the Palestinian Israeli conflict and take more measures to curb Israeli attacks on Gaza.