President Donald J. Trump’s Joint Address to Congress was a disciplined, policy-heavy speech that marked a clear contrast to the chaos unfolding among Democrats. The most memorable takeaway? The opposition’s complete meltdown, which would surely have turned off any respectable American tuning in this evening.

Rep. Al Green—who has been collecting a taxpayer-funded paycheck for nearly half a century—led the charge, turning the chamber into a scene more fitting for a left-wing protest than a congressional session.

Booing, heckling, pre-printed signs, even stripping down to “RESIST” t-shirts—Democrats made a pathetic spectacle of themselves, alienating any rational viewer in the process.

Meanwhile, Trump took a victory lap, highlighting six weeks of economic and policy wins that the media is desperately trying to spin into bad news. The tariffs that have them clutching their pearls are just another strategic move that will be better understood in the days ahead.

But this wasn’t a speech about Trump—it was a speech about America.

Hard-working citizens were front and center, honored for their sacrifices. The only time Democrats mustered any applause was when Ukraine funding was mentioned. At one point, they even clapped at the idea of extending the war for five more years before quickly realizing how bad that looked and falling silent.

At nearly an hour and 45 minutes, the address was heavy on substance, light on the usual Trumpian “riffing,” making it one of his strongest speeches to date. As much as the “weave” is a signature of his style, the clarity and discipline of this address made it all the more powerful.