President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address will surely include many common buzzwords, phrases, and quips the president has been known to say throughout the past year of his presidency.
Trump’s second State of the Union address since returning to office for his second term will take place on Feb. 24 at 9 p.m.
During the speech, where Trump will discuss the current condition of the nation to the 119th Congress, you can follow along with the Washington Examiner‘s bingo cards to catch Trump’s typical jargon.
The bingo cards include phrases the president may say when delivering his remarks, including “affordability hoax,” a reference to Democrats’ campaign strategy regarding the high cost of living in the country. Trump is also known for insulting his political foes with offensive nicknames, like “Governor Gavin ‘Newscum’” or “‘Numbskull’ Jerome Powell,” two bingo squares likely to be marked on Tuesday evening.
Other topics that Trump is expected to cover are the Epstein files, which he may assert “I had nothing to do with,” and tariffs, his “fifth favorite word.”
The bingo card also includes squares that reference former Presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama. Trump may complain that he “inherited a mess” from Biden, especially with the “Biden green new scam.” Trump may also refer to Obama as “Barack Hussein Obama.”
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Not everyone will tune in to Trump’s speech next week, though. At least a dozen House and Senate Democrats have said they will skip the address to instead attend a rally on the National Mall to protest the first year of Trump’s second term. This rally includes an alternative speech by progressive leaders, called the “People’s State of the Union,” and is hosted by MoveOn and left-wing media outlet MeidasTouch.
The Washington Examiner has provided four different cards to choose from so you can follow along alone or with friends. The 2026 State of the Union address can be watched here.