In his State of the Union address, President Trump proclaimed that the United States possesses the strongest military in the world, asserting that any country questioning America’s resolve will face an 'invincible American force.' He expressed hope that such a force would not need to be used. Trump highlighted recent military operations and accomplishments, specifically mentioning a complex military achievement in Venezuela which he claimed significantly bolstered U.S. national security while opening new avenues for the Venezuelan people.

Trump also lauded the successes of American military campaigns in the Caribbean and the Pacific, boasting that these efforts have dramatically reduced record levels of drug smuggling into the U.S. Moreover, he underscored his administration's diplomatic efforts with new Venezuelan leadership, which has reportedly led to the release of hundreds of political prisoners. He outlined a cooperative approach with Venezuela's new president aimed at securing large economic gains for both nations.

Turning to foreign threats, particularly Iran, Trump delivered a stark warning regarding Tehran's actions and intentions. This speech reflects the administration's ongoing focus on military and diplomatic achievements while emphasizing a hardline stance against nations perceived as threats to U.S. interests.