White House announces 9 PM ET speech highlighting “greatest year yet” for America, with focus on future agenda.
By yourNEWS Media Newsroom
President Donald Trump will deliver a primetime address to the nation from the White House at 9 PM ET on Wednesday, marking his first year-end speech since taking office in January, the administration announced Tuesday.
“It has been a great year for our Country, and THE BEST IS YET TO COME!” Trump posted on Truth Social, teasing the upcoming remarks.
A Recap of “11 Months of Greatness”
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt previewed the speech, telling reporters:
“President Trump is going to talk a lot about the accomplishments over the past 11 months, all that he’s done to bring our country back to greatness, and all he continues to plan to do to continue delivering for the American people over the next three years.”
Unlike previous White House addresses—often prompted by national crises such as the murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, the assassination of Charlie Kirk, or the shooting of two National Guardsmen—this speech will focus on policy victories and future priorities.
A Shift in Tone
Trump’s past addresses have largely responded to violent incidents, but Wednesday’s speech is expected to highlight economic gains, border security progress, and foreign policy wins, according to senior administration officials.
“This is about celebrating what we’ve achieved and laying out the roadmap for what’s next,” a White House aide told reporters.
How to Watch
The address will be broadcast live across major networks and streamed on the White House website and Truth Social. Leavitt urged Americans to tune in, calling it “a really good speech” that will set the tone for the administration’s next three years.
The president’s remarks come as his administration prepares for a 2026 midterm push, with polls showing rising approval ratings amid economic and security improvements. Wednesday’s address is expected to reinforce his “America First” agenda while outlining new initiatives for the coming year.
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