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LIVE: Trump addresses Congress following first weeks in office

President Donald Trump is delivering his first address to a joint session of Congress since returning to the White House.

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» Georgia lawmakers prepare for Trump’s speech to Congress

» How to watch the first joint address to Congress of Trump’s second term

» Georgia braces for impact of Canada, Mexico and China tariffs

» WATCH: How Georgia became ground zero for Trump’s first month in office

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