President Trump addressed Congress promising new waves of tariffs on products Americans buy and criticizing Democrats for not smiling or applauding.

What did the speech reveal about the administration's next moves?

I'm Michelle Martin. That's Steve Inskeep. And this is up first from NPR News.

The president also talked up a plan to let rich foreigners buy U.S. residency for $5 million.

He also spoke of current migrants as terrorists. Every last one will be rounded up and

forcibly removed from our country. His homeland securities czar says they are short of resources,

so what's the president's need from Congress?

Also, how is China responding to U.S. terrorists? The communist government has its own public ritual,

the annual meeting of its one-party Congress. Our colleague John Rewich is there and helps us to listen in.

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President Trump took the occasion of a speech to Congress to proclaim in his view that America is back.

For more than 90 minutes, he talked of securing the border, slashing government and imposing tariffs.

And he said he did not expect much support from Democrats.

These people sitting right here will not clap, will not stand, and certainly will not cheer

for these astronomical achievements. They won't do it, no matter what.

The opposition party did spend most of his speech stony-faced, seated, or protesting.

NPR White House correspondent Frank O'Donz was listening to all of those minutes.

And he joins us now. Franco, good morning.

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