Rep. Al Green removed during Trump speech at joint session of Congress after disruption

Rep. El Green, D-Texas, was removed from the House Chamber on Tuesday night after the joint address of President Donald Trump was disrupted.

Green, who has long forced Trump to put Trump in his Office Fissure in the previous tenure, Stood shook his sugarcane towards the President in the early minutes of his speech.

As Trump stopped his speech, other legislators excited and shouted, creating more chaos on the floor of the house. The riot was asked to read aloud from the rules of the house, Mike Johnson, R-La.

“Members are directed to maintain decoration at home and to shut down any further disruptions,” Johnson advised with green.

After Lila allowed to sit and continue Trump, called Johnson’s arms sergeant to remove it from the chamber.

“Nah Nah Nah, Goodbye,” Republicans escorted green.

Outside the chamber, Lila told NBC News that “as an end conscience person,” he believes that Trump has done something I think we cannot allow to continue. “

“This is the whole budget that causes the Medic AID da to cut, and when he said he had a command, he started something. He really did. Because he had no command, and he had no order to cut health care from the poor.”

The chamber was full of protests and other signs of pushback on Tuesday night.

Members of the Democratic Women’s Coxus Pink To oppose Trump’s policies on women and families. Other Democrats wore blue and yellow relations in support of Ukraine, with Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky unexpectedly confused at a meeting of Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky after days of Trump and Vice President JD Vens.

Some Democratic members also appear: stickers accusing Alon Musk of “stealing social security”. Kasturi, a billionaire, whose government’s efficiency initiative is conducting a social security financial investigation, says the program. A “Ponzi plan.”

Some Democrats also kept black pedals that read “Medic AIDD Save,” “Protect Veterans” and “Castor Stolen”. Rep. Rashida Talalib, D-Mitch, has a white board in which “he is a lie.”

A group of House Democrats also removed their jackets and declared black shirts writing in the back. Jasmine Crocket of Texas and Reg Regon’s Andrea Selenas were shirts reading “resistance” and Rep of Florida. Maxwell used to say to Frost, “No more kings.”

Rep. Sydney Kamlegger-Dave, D-Califf., X posted on X that she got out of speech because she got the President’s comment “shameful”.

“There is Just so much bulls — “The person can bear,” he wrote.

House Democratic leaders requested members to show the appropriate decoration before Trump’s joint address to Congress during a close-door party meeting on Tuesday.

Minority Whip Catherine Clark, D-Mass, especially asked members not to use “props” to oppose speech tonight, while the Home Minority Leader Hakem Jeffrees, DNY, encourages members to stay on the message and to focus on Trump’s policy.