On April 8, 1913 (March 2, 1913), U.S. President Woodrow Wilson delivered a State Speech. President Woodrow Wilson spoke to Congress. On April 8, 1913, Woodrow Wilson delivered a State Speech at the Joint Chamber of Congress to revive the 112-minute speech. Since John Adams personally delivered the State Speech, so far only President Wilson has personally read the State Speech like Adams, and other presidents have only delivered the State Speech in writing. In a nine-minute speech, the President said he was trying to leave the impression of the people: ¡°America is a president, not just a government department.¡± When he spoke, the halls and halls were full of people, and a number of people in the hallway turned toward this industry. He said that he was going to promote the U.S. foreign trade system, he said