The statement is false. The State of the Union Address is an annual event in the United States of America. The speech consists of a report that the President of the United States gives to Congress on the state of the country. The speech is also used for the president to present his legislative proposals for the year. It has always been presented in January of each year, and only six times was it in February.
The President not only informs about the strengths and successes of the previous year, but also identifies the weaknesses and gives an analysis of them, with proposals to overcome them.