Donald Trump is delivering his annual State of the Union address to America's Congress in incredibly awkward circumstances, with his impeachment trial still in progress.
As the US President stands before a joint sitting of the Senate and House of Representatives, he will know that roughly half the people in the room either voted to impeach him or are about to vote in favour of removing him from office.
The trial is expected to end with Trump's acquittal in a partisan vote tomorrow.
The State of the Union traditionally gives the sitting US president a chance to lay out their policies and vision for the coming year.
Trump is expected to use this edition of the speech to pivot from the impeachment trial to his bid for re-election, focusing on a message of "relentless optimism".
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