In a lengthy 108-minute State of the Union address, President Donald Trump showcased the achievements of his administration during its first year, promoting what he called a 'historic transformation' aimed at gaining support ahead of the crucial midterm elections. However, a report from the independent fact-checking platform, PolitiFact, scrutinized the speech and revealed multiple exaggerations, particularly concerning economic figures and border policies, amid a noticeable decline in Trump's popularity. The PolitiFact report pointed out the conspicuous absence of significant issues during the address, given its broadcast to a widespread audience at prime television time. For instance, Trump notably overlooked the fourth anniversary of the Russian-Ukrainian war, a conflict he had previously vowed to resolve. He also avoided discussing the release of government documents related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, despite the presence of some of his victims at the address, raising questions about his priorities in addressing national issues. On the economic front, while data indicates a modest decrease in inflation during Trump's administration compared to the figures inherited from the Biden administration, the report highlights exaggerated claims made during the address. The discrepancies noted in Trump's comments underline the political sensitivity surrounding his administration's economic policies and the impact of public perceptions, especially as the midterm elections approach and Trump's approval ratings continue to dwindle.