State of the Union Address

Yes, it is. Article 2, Section 3 requires the president to ". . . from time to time give to the Congress Information of the State of the Union. . . "

The President gives an annual speech called the State of the Union address. He or she does this before a joint session of the House and the Senate, which establishes the President's legislative agenda.

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Typically a junior Secretary does not attend, simply because of the concept of a Designated Survivor, should some disaster befall Washington while the vast majority of administration officials and members of Congress are gathered in one place.

In 2014, it was Energy Secretary Stephen Chu.

In 2015, it was Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz.

In 2016, it was Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson, but President Pro Tempore of the Senate Orrin Hatch also watched the address as a legislative designate, already 3rd-in-line for succession. This duo was again selected for President Trump's inauguration in 2017.

i think its the judicial branch? im not sure.

There has been 92 State of Union address spoken by the presidents of the United States. That includes from George Washington to the last one given by Barack Obama.

Since the entire federal government usually attends the State of the Union Message, it presents an opportunity, should there be a terrorist attack, that the persons next in line to succeed the President should he die in office, would also be killed. So it is the custom to have one cabinet member not attend the State of the Union. For President Obama's address on 27 January 2010, Secretary Hillary Clinton, Department of State, did not attend.

The Constitution (Article 2, Section 3) requires him to "from time to time give to the Congress information on the state of the Union". This does not have to be an annual event, but has become so by custom and it does not have to be a speech,

but that is what people expect now and it gets great press coverage so it has become a political necessity.

February 24, 2009. watch the video and read the transcript below. click the related links

In the 20th century, the State of the Union address has averaged about 5,000 words.

The longest was President Truman's address in 1946, at more than 25,000 words.

The shortest was President Washington's first address in 1790, at 833 words.

President Obama's first address in 2010 was about 7,000 words.

Clinton in 1995

To inform Congress and the American public what kind of shape the president feels our country is in and what he feels needs to be done about any problems he believes we have.

No, the State of the union has no set date. In fact, Congress must invite the president into the house chamber to give the address. the constitution notes that, "from time to time" the president shall update the Congress with news about the state of the union.

The latest state of the state address varies by state and year, as each governor typically delivers this address annually. For the most accurate information, it would be best to check the specific state’s official website or news sources for the most recent address. Generally, these addresses take place in January or February.

In the constitution it says the President must address the congress over the State Of The Union once a year.

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1. NBC
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4. CBS
5. ABC
6. CNN
7. CNBC
8. MSNBC
9. BLOOMBERG
10. PBS, your local station might carry it (Support local TV!) :)

Two presidents never lived long enough to give a State of the Union or annual message: they were William Henry Harrison and James Garfield. Harrison died in 1841, after only 32 days in office; and Garfield died in 1881, after only 199 days.

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the purpose of the state of union address is i have no idea

The U.S. Constitution doesn't give a spacific timeframe for the President to give his State of the Union Address. It only says that he must do it from time to time and " At times as he see's proper."

Although it is traditionally done once a year.