As Trump walked to the podium in the House of Representatives chamber, Rep Al Green, D-Texas, held a sign behind the president reading: "Black people aren't apes." Green was ushered out of the chamber minutes later.

Green held a sign that condemned a racist video the president recently shared. During the State of the Union address on Tuesday, Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) held a sign that called out a racist social media post President Donald Trump recently shared of former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama.

After being escorted out of President Donald Trump's State of the Union address after waving a sign that says "Black people aren't apes," Rep. Al Green said he did that "so that there would be no question as to where [he] stands.

Representative Al Green was removed from the room after holding up the sign during the State of the Union Tuesday night.

Al Green was booted from President Donald Trump's State of the Union address Tuesday night after waving a sign reading, "Black People Aren't Apes!" as the president made his entrance down the aisle. The Houston Democrat stood near the front of the chamber holding the sign above his head as Trump greeted lawmakers and shook hands.

Rep. Al Green was escorted out of the chamber during President Trump's State of the Union while holding a sign saying "Black people aren't apes!"

Democratic U.S. Representative Al Green said he confronted President Donald Trump at his State of the Union speech over a "deplorable" video on the Republican's social media account earlier this month depicting former President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle Obama as apes.

This time the Democratic Congressman held up a sign that read “Black People Aren’t Apes” as Trump entered the House Chamber to give his speech. The sign was an obvious reference to a video shared to Trump’s Truth Social account earlier this month that included a clip that featured Barack and Michelle Obama as apes.