401K for All: The president proposed providing 401(k) plans for workers whose employers don’t provide them, with up to $1,000 a year in matching contributions. Estimates suggest that about 56 million workers currently have no employer‑sponsored retirement plan.

Energy Deal With Big Tech: The president said his administration struck a deal with tech giants to ensure that residential customers don’t have to shoulder the cost of capital expenditures by electric utilities as they scale up to keep with the demand from data centers.

Medals for Heroes: Aside from the medals mentioned earlier, the president awarded the Legion of Merit to U.S. Coast Guard rescue swimmer Scott Ruskan, who helped rescue 165 people during flash flooding in Texas last summer.

Democrats Withhold Applause:  At one point, Trump called on audience members to “stand up and show your support” if Democrats agreed with the notion that the “first duty of the American government is to protect American citizens, not illegal aliens.” When many Democrats remained seated, Trump told them that they “should be ashamed.” The president called out the Democrats for their lack of applause for the mother of Iryna Zarutska, the Ukrainian refugee who was brutally murdered by a repeat offender who was free on no-cash bail.

Guests Spotlight Economic Agenda: To showcase his economic achievements, the president gave shoutouts to several Americans who have benefited from policies in the One Big Beautiful Bill enacted last year. Pennsylvania mother of two, Megan Hemhauser, a bartender who homeschools her children, had her tax bill more than cut in half under Trump’s economic policies, he said.

Temperate on Tariffs: Trump adopted a more measured approach when defending his tariff agenda to rebalance international trade. The president had previously lashed out against the Supreme Court for overturning his emergency tariffs. But, facing four of the justices in attendance, he struck a softer tone, calling the decision “very unfortunate.”

Vance Is Czar of War on Fraud: Among his new policy promises Tuesday night, Trump said he was “officially announcing the war on fraud” and would appoint Vice President JD Vance to lead the effort.

Congressional Stock-Trading Ban: Trump urged Congress to approve legislation barring lawmakers from trading individual stocks. Efforts to restrict congressional stock trading have circulated on Capitol Hill for years, but lawmakers have yet to reach a final agreement. Trump has previously said he would sign the bill. His promotion of the measure in the State of the Union may give the measure the boost it needs to finally pass.

Credit to Epoch Times for the analysis (Red highlights mine)

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