Democratic Rep. Al Green is kicked out of the State of the Union for a second-straight year. He held up a sign that reads, “Black People Aren’t Apes,” at Trump. Republican Rep. Troy Nehls tried to rip the sign from Green as he was escorted out. pic.twitter.com/wBMLnrHqNM

KHOU 11's Katiera Winfrey is at Congressman Al Green's watch party. The congressman is currently in D.C. This game can be pretty tough, so we've got clues if you're stuck on today's puzzle, #997.

Rep. Al Green stirred controversy when he held up a sign during Trump's State of the Union address. Will Green face censure, again? Any punishment?

During President Donald Trump’s State of the Union, there was no shortage of headline‑making moments — from the record‑setting length of the speech to sharp divides over immigration, the economy and the cost of living.

Democratic Congressman Al Green thinks peaceful protests still matter ... especially when it comes to President Donald Trump and his incendiary language and conduct.

Rep. Al Green was ejected from the 2026 State of the Union after holding a sign in protest of President Donald Trump's AI video of Barack and Michelle Obama

The incident comes weeks after a global outcry over Grok creating non-consensual sexualized deepfake imagery of women and children.