There are no shortage of ways to watch tonight's State of the Union Address from President Barack Obama, scheduled to begin at 9 p.m. Eastern Time.
In addition to all the major TV networks who will broadcast the speech, you'll be able to watch it in full online right here on The Huffington Post.
As soon as the adress begins, you'll see it on this page with the HuffPost Live stream above. Click here to join the real-time conversation as you watch.
The White House is offering its own live stream, which it says will be enhanced by stats and graphics. That stream will additionally appear in the White House Facebook app, YouTube, and Google+.
Microsoft's Bing is also promising an enhanced experience along with a live stream, which can be found here. It will include real-time reactions from viewers, as well as expert tweets and sentiment charts.
Others live streaming the speech include Hulu, CNN, and CBS News via Ustream, per The Week's "Viewer's Guide".
Immediately following the State of the Union Address, the White House says it will host a live Q&A online with senior advisors answering readers' questions. You can ask a question via Twitter with the hashtags #WHChat and #SOTU.
Below, live updates from the State of the Union:
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