Look What Happened IMMEDIATELY After Trump’s Speech to Congress

Just a few hours ago, the President of the United States of America Donald Trump, delivered his first speech to Congress as President of the U.S.

Moments after his address ended, the Democrats in Congress did something that proves how tactless and disrespectful they are.

As soon as Trump finished his speech, all Republicans in Congress, got up on their feet to salute their President and give him a standing ovation.

Members of the Democratic party however, rose from their seats and immediately stormed out of the Congress-room, without giving the president the respect he deserves.

But this is not all, throughout his speech, Democrats in Congress repeatedly dishonored President Trump by refusing to applaud to his statements. Even when he made points which are widely approved of.

It is obvious that they still can’t get over the loss of their presidential candidate Hillary Clinton back in the 2016 election, but this is neither the time nor the place to act like spoiled children in front of the eyes of the whole nation.

This is yet another evidence of the Democrat’s poor leadership skills and inability to admit defeat.

Unlike them, Trump has proven time and again that if he knows how to do anything, he knows how to lead.

Reportedly, upon being asked what is his experience from his first year in office, and whether he has learnt anything, Mr. Trump responded, “I’ve really learned a lot. You know, governing — when you’re a businessperson, you don’t have to worry about your heart, the heart.

You really do what’s best for you — you know, for almost purely monetary reasons. You know, you make your money. You competing against people.  In many cases, you don’t like them, you want to beat, and all that stuff. And I build a great company — far better than anybody at this table says. I mean, I have some of the greatest assets in the world. I’ve built a great company.”

However now he says : In doing what I’m doing now, a lot of it is heart, a lot of it is compassion, a lot of it is far beyond money — such as immigration, such as the things we’re talking about. From a purely economic standpoint — if I was doing this purely from an economic standpoint, I would sit down and tell you in one second what I’d be doing, okay? It’s so simple.