President Trump’s senior adviser Jason Miller outlined the key focus areas for the upcoming congressional address, emphasizing and as the twin pillars of the administration’s agenda. During a *Fox & Friends Weekend* interview, Miller revealed Trump will stress in foreign policy while tackling domestic challenges like inflation and border security[5][8].
Miller highlighted Trump’s commitment to restoring America’s global standing by addressing conflicts with a “peace through strength” approach. This includes reasserting U.S. leadership against adversaries like China and securing alliances through renewed trade deals with partners such as Japan and India[5]. The administration aims to counter China’s influence in critical areas like and , with plans to “win the AI race” and prioritize a manned mission to Mars[5].
On the home front, Trump’s address will focus on:
– : Expanding deportation efforts for undocumented immigrants with criminal records and dismantling transnational cartels[5].
– : A “big beautiful tax bill” to lower rates, reduce energy costs, and curb federal spending to combat inflation[5].
– : A “Marshall Plan for energy” to boost next-generation energy infrastructure, led by Energy Secretary Chris Wright[5].
Miller dismissed Democratic opposition, arguing Trump’s policies—such as ending DEI programs and protecting women’s sports—are broadly popular. He criticized the Biden administration’s legacy, claiming Trump’s early actions have already reversed “disastrous” policies and restored “patriotism, unity, and hope”[1][5]. Polling cited by Miller shows Trump’s approval ratings at historic highs, reflecting public support for his aggressive agenda[5].
The speech will air Tuesday at 9 p.m. ET on Fox News, with pre-coverage starting at 4 p.m. ET[1].
