President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address is guaranteed to deliver familiar buzzwords, sharp jabs, and headline-making moments.
So why just watch — when you can play along live?
The Washington Examiner has created an interactive State of the Union BINGO card designed to turn Tuesday night’s speech into a real-time game. As Trump addresses the 119th Congress at 9 p.m. on Feb. 24, readers can click through the card and track the phrases and moments he’s known to deploy.
Expect plenty of squares to fill.
Among the predictions: Trump could again dismiss Democratic messaging as the “affordability hoax,” tout tariffs — famously one of his favorite words — or revive some of his trademark nicknames for political rivals. Past speeches suggest viewers should keep an eye out for lines about having “inherited a mess” from former President Joe Biden, as well as references to the Epstein files.
The interactive card also watches for potential mentions of former Presidents Biden and Barack Obama, both frequent foils in Trump’s major addresses.
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Even the political backdrop adds intrigue. While Trump speaks to a joint session of Congress, more than a dozen congressional Democrats are expected to skip the address and attend a competing National Mall rally dubbed the “People’s State of the Union.”
Whether you’re watching for the policy, the politics, or the inevitable viral moments, the interactive card lets you follow every beat in real time.
The Washington Examiner has provided four different playable cards — perfect for competing with friends, family, or fellow political junkies.
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Click, track the moments live, and Play to Win. The 2026 State of the Union address can be watched here.
And if you want to experience State of the Union Bingo as more of an old school experience, you can print out these four options below and play along at home. Fun for all the family.
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