governor listen to some of those imbued out of touch with the american people preaching to them as a president to the final remorse of the american people we will learn from those mistakes and retake the house in two years and we will retake the presidency and for. trey: i want to thank you both for speaking with conviction but also civility that something or culture could use a little more of, thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> thank you. >> thank you. trey: thank you for spending part of your sunday with us. i hope you have a great week ahead and join the inauguration in the day set aside for martin luther j junior you can find us online or on the tricounty podcast, good night from south ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

>> we are just hours away from donald trump being sworn in as the 47th president of the united states officially completing one of the most political comebacks in history. >> after surviving multiple impeachments and indictments, trump will become president thanks to his win not only electoral college by popular vote as well and soon to be president says he is ready to get to work. >> at noon, the curtain closes on four, long years of american decline, and we began a brand-new day of american strength and prosperity, dignity and pride. i will act with historic speed and strength and fix every single crisis facing our country. we have to do it. [cheers and applause] we will not have a country left. and we will make america great again! [cheers and applause] thank you very much! >> todd: it is the day so many

have been waiting a long time for. you are watching a very special edition of "fox & friends first" on monday morning. i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus, betty rivera to layout today's schedule. >> president-elect comp sworn in at the capitol rotunda behind me by noon eastern time but he begins this day across pennsylvania avenue. toby is currently staying at blair house, and here is the rundown of the events for today. he will start off at service sth tea and coffee posted by president biden and first lady, jill biden, at the white house. the swearing-in ceremony begins at 8:00 and then trump will deliver his inaugural address. vice president kamala harris will leave the capital after the ceremonies. trump to sign a series of executive orders after being sworn in and in his to the

capital to meet with supporters before heading to the white house for a signing ceremony in the white house. here is trump breaking down his plans last night at his d.c. rally. >> we will not be invaded. we will not be occupied to. we will not be overrun. we will not be conquered. we will be a free and proud nation once again, and that will take place tomorrow at 12:00. [cheers and applause] everyone in our country will prosper. every family will thrive. in every day will be filled with opportunity and hope and also filled with a thing called the american dream. you don't hear much about it anymore. >> trump will cap up with a busy trip friday with areas ravaged

by wildfires. carley antarctica will get back to you. >> todd: and so it begins, donald trump design two executive actions on border security, energy independence and efficiency in some of the orders range from border security abolishing eei policies and even security clearances for intel officials. >> it's been a long four years, a nasty, for years. my administration will take immediate and decisive actions to confront every single problem america faces and put the nation back on the path to success and greatness. within hours of taking office, i will sign thousands of executive orders. we will not waste a single moment delivering on our promises to the people. >> carley: fox news digital political correspondence and reporter, brooke singman has exclusive reporting and joints has now, good morning, broke. >> good morning and happy inauguration day. >> todd: today is the day.

>> carley: exactly today is today and during tunnel trump speech yesterday he said to the supporters they will have a lot of fun watching tv as all of the executive order's and so what can we expect to take place? >> i'm sure he will be sworn and the office as the 47th president of the united states and traditional inaugural celebrations. fan, he is off to the races. he will declare a national security and to work with the department of homeland security to secure the southern border. trump will close the border to all illegal aliens and designate cartels as foreign terrorist organizations and reinstate remain in mexico. he will and catch and release and that is just border security. then he will ship to energy. we will see him take a number of executive actions. the senior official telling me he is going to unleash an american in their j. he will pause offshore leases and something he will do today.

and pull back a number of biden error executive orders and actions. he will end biden's electric vehicle mandate. you can expect him to sign in order to end the new deal and remove the united states from the paris climate records. he will take a lot of action today with regard to federal workforce. we will see him sign executive action in order for this but he will rollback all diversity, equity and inclusion programs across the federal government. a senior official who briefed me on all these actions today told me yesterday, the president is going to try to take back control over the federal bureaucracy. that is something we will see. i believe he will institute if hiring freeze and that is his work with federal government. to also establish biological sex definitions and we can expect to see him renaming historical places like the gulf of america. that is just a number of things

he is going to do today. now, trump has not signing 200 executive orders but it doesn't executive orders and inside thes of actions. so more than a dozen executive actions but what senior official described is omnibus executive orders, meaning they are wide-ranging and there will be dozens and dozens of actions inside of all of them. >> todd: donald trump has hundreds of people behind him writing these orders and making sure that they are ready to go and withstand scrutiny. how worried are they that whether democrats, outside groups, whatever, that they will receive a lot of pushback to the ceos and eas i don't know, starting tomorrow? >> to be honest with you i have not heard ray from the incoming trump administration. they are so excited and ready to

hit the ground running and that is what they are focus on today. of course, another thing i forgot to mention tiktok is back up and running. trump will extend time. to make before we move from the united states so it gives the company and the united states to secure national security and hopefully come up with a deal. one more thing, you know the hunter biden laptop saga, trump is going to revoke security clearances for those 51x national security officials who signed on to the letter october 2021. they said hunter biden's laptop had earmarks of russian disinformation campaign. that was the director john brennan, director of national intelligence john klapper and leon panetta as well. those are a few things we will expect to see from the president today. after that question, i have not heard anything, but i'm sure they are prepared with lawyers.

obviously, trump is very familiar with having to reach out to attorneys. >> carley: he certainly has him on speed dial. and during his speech last night he said somebody told him what you maybe you should slow down and just sign a couple today. let the rollout be casual so people can wrap their heads around what you are doing. he said, slow down! if you pause, and i in and so we will do it all at once. we will be a lot and heads will be spinning. they will be a lot of orders to talk about in the days to come here to thank you for joining us in reporting and breaking it it all down. jack brewer former nfl player and ceo of "the brewer foundation." 200 executive orders coming down at 12:00 today. america is certainly entering a new era. what does this era mean to you questioning. >> it means a lot. you know, momentum is hard to stop when offense is making big plays. president trump is making big plays.

it is so exciting for the american people to have a winning spirit against. i think that is what it is all about. when he says he reaches onto the american dream, that is exactly what he means. is not talking about americans who have seen prosperity. he is talking about those families that are reaching for prosperity and the young foe for donald trump. but believing in the country again and that is so important in the issues we are facing systematic and deep and run very deep. i think these executive orders will go at the heart of that to make sure that it's not just for the short term but being able to have a long-term plan for america prosperity so that we can keep that winning culture and our country. >> todd: let's broaden this out to the inauguration as a whole. what is the significance to you, check, the inauguration pulling on? >> it is humbling, would as humbling as a black american and as a man who works for the

underserved. it means so much. i was just with dr. alvina team. we were speaking about this. to have it on this day when this nation has gone through so much and we've had so much divisiveness and to have a president that so unifying, bringing in an african american voters of hispanic voters with 46% of the vote winning 46% of the asian vote. talk about the most unified our nation has ever been, races and colors coming together again and you just think, for five years ago, more racial tension and a pipe and we have seen really in a lifetime for many americans. so to have president trump represent a new republican party, a new republican party that is bringing together all of america is something that should excite us all, especially on mlk day. a day so historic and means so much not just to america but to the hope of the world. it really is a time we should

all celebrate. >> carley: speaking to the importance of today, donald trump is supposed to sign executive actions make public remaining records related to the assassinations that john f. kennedy and his brother are at the k and martin luther king jr. we will learn a little bit more about the assassinations of those great men. jack, you have been in washington, d.c., this week for so many different events related to today. tell us a little bit what it is like right now. who is there? who is excited? what are they saying to you, and what are their hopes for the next four years questioning. >> i have had a chance to see more children, more kids between the ages of eight and 14th and i've never seen at political events. these kids are understanding what this historic moment means. that is what is so special for me. i got a chance to spend time with veterans. we raised enough money to build three custom homes for veterans

sitting right next to new nominated secretary of defense, pete hegseth. it has been incredible to see all the americans rallied together, brook rowlands, a farm girl from texas being nominated to lead our department of agriculture. you have people like scott turner playing for national football league in the community helping the most underserved all entire life and now the secretary of hud. we have to remember we have dynamic cabinet and elon musk and feed vivek ramaswamy and we know the popular names but if you dig into the americans like sean duffy who will lead transportation, i had seen all of these folks. pam bondi who is going to lead attorney general's office. pam has committed her life to underserved and being the voice of the voiceless. so this country is really on the rebound. we have a lot to be excited about and so many women in the

cabinet and so many people of color in the cabinet and it truly is a reflection of the united states. you feel it in every event that you walk into. >> carley: it is a historic day to say the least. jack. think is much for joining us. >> god bless you. >> carley: three israeli hostages finally reunited with their families after 470 days in captivity. 30 more hostages set to join them in the coming weeks as part of the cease-fire deal that president trump is taking credit for. >> perhaps the most beautiful all this week, we achieved epic cease-fire agreement as a first step towards lasting peace in the middle east. [cheers and applause] this agreement could only have happened as a result of historic victory in november. >> carley: palestinian prisoners were also freed earlier this morning and hundreds more are set to be released over the next six we

weeks. how will trump's speech stack up with iconic with the most iconic and operations in history? >> todd: we will take a look lok at biggest moments in inauguration history when we come back. >> let me have a firm belief that the only thing we have to do is fear itself. wherever i want. with jackpocket you get notifications for all the biggest lottery drawings so you never miss out and you can see your ticket on the app. plus, with new official state scratch games available on the app, more of your favorite games are right at your fingertips. not to mention jackpocket users have already been paid out over $40 million in scratcher wins. i can get used to this. order official state lottery tickets and scratchers from anywhere with jackpocket.

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♪ ♪ >> todd: a lot of flipping back and forth yesterday between football in inauguration ceremonies. football, the a rough game for the ravens losing a shot at the super bowl after a brutal mistake. >> god yet! he had a two-point conversion in his hands! andrist could not hold on. >> todd: the ravens mark andrews dropping the ball could have been game-time two-point conversion that they are not, mark andrews, you have carley on your side. >> carley: i think you are great, mark andrews. >> todd: beating the los angeles rams 28-22 and running back take one barley to seal the deal rushing 200 yards

and scoring to cotouch grounds. >> there goes barclay into the clear all the way home, another home run against the rams! >> todd: you know, carley if only the giants could find layers like that. the eagles will take on the commanders this sunday for the nfc title and you can catch that game on fox. the bills will battle it out raining super bowl champs, cheeks. one of those helmets is going to the super bowl presumably people underneath him. >> carley: something tells me a commanders fan overnight. >> todd: pills, chiefs, go bills! president trump will be sworn in capitol rotunda in the first time indoor since 1985.

>> i solemnly swear that i will thankfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> the office of president of the united states? >> todd: served in the white house as well as bush 41, bush 43 enjoins us to take a close look at the biggest moments in inauguration speech history. bobby, great to have you here. we talked about the weather that forrest reckons second inauguration indoors. but what did he do them both of his speeches to set the tone for both of his terms in office? >> you know, he spoke and we love it when the leaders do this. he spoke to borrow from it and he spoke to the idea we are as a people limitless and what we can accomplish if we keep our government limited and we have trust in our government and our leaders. and that is exactly what donald trump will do. it would not be at all surprised to see him talk like reagan and

especially first inaugural. reagan picked up where carter left off. and then the pick apart is very important periods honestly, i am looking for inspiration. i think he will give it to us. i would not be surprised also if he borrows from lincoln's second inaugural where he talks about binding up wounds and malice towards men and charity for all. this is donald trump's moment to pull us all together if we have already pulled together to acknowledge that his victory helps us all to get on track again. so, it is going to be a solemn day, but a beautiful day and i am excited. just me when i will watch to see if he invokes we can have something to watch for. moving from reagan to fdr delivering one of the most iconic lines in american history. this all the way back in 1933. watch. >> my firm belief that the only

thing we have two fear is fear itself! spay when we have all heard that line millions of times, but professor charles, educate us wt was such a powerful, enduring message, especially in the context when it was delivered right in the heart of the great depression. >> you are absolutely right, todd. what happened there, franklin roosevelt did, in fact, wet president trump did the core concerns of the american people. that particular line we have nothing to fear but fear itself was actually able to lift the nation not only through the great depression but onwards into world war ii and keep us moving forward. it is ironic how history repeats itself or perhaps it is instructive. but we are in that moment again where i hate to say, but the democrat party has fed the idea of fear. we have seen everywhere from afghanistan to russia to the middle east to trying to appease

countries. and interestingly, fdr in that early moment was much more like a reagan republican. he appalled to be liberal on a lot of things but in that moment as reagan used to say, the party had been a part of the democratic party walked away from him that he did not walk away from it. wet reagan dead and fdr did and trump did today, unify around the country that we have more in common than divides us. to pull us a direction that causes us to sort of look at the neighbor in a more friendly and more forgiving and more uplifting way. what fdr said completely timely again. we have nothing to fear but fear itself. we are americans. josephine went the most famous call courtesy of jfk. >> the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans born in this century, tempered

by war, discipline by a hard and bitter peace. and so my mail fellow americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. [cheers and applause] >> todd: bobby, to coparts. why were they so poignant at the time. do you see a similar feel in this day and age? people see where the country is, not happy with it. wanting to help out, weather directly supporting the trump administration by working for it, or for the rest of 99.99% of us, finding something we can do in our communities to make our country better. >> you know, began, i would not at all be surprised to see donald trump in a moment of bringing us together setting from jfk. of course, jfk talked about that at the time because we were a country that needed to stop

thinking about dependence and start thinking about independence, to start thinking what we could do for our neighbor, not asking the government for a handout. he set a tone. he cut taxes. he started the peace corps. he did all of these things that really reminded americans that we are best when we are self-reliant, when we are best when we look at our neighbor and think, gosh, i am proud to be an american. i am proud that is an american and we can together as americans. that is what i believe -- remember, jfk also pushed us the direction of going to the moon. big, outsize goals. i think donald trump will give us outsized goals and that the monkey on our back and say this is about the american people. they are liberty and ability to achieve. open the gates and go for gold. >> todd: robert charles, thank you for your insight on a historic moment. we appreciate it. trump ready to hit the ground

running which includes border emergency and cracking down on drug cartels. speech of that is right we will see how trump's sweeping actions will immediately slow down the s coming up. ♪ ♪

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are no longer exclusive... their fragile reality will plunge into disarray. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carley: president trump promising inauguration needs rally he will not waste time accenting executive orders by president biden. >> every executive order by the biden administration will be repealed within hours of when i take the oath of office. [cheers and applause] >> somebody said yesterday, sir, don't sign so many in one day. let's do it over a period of weeks. >> i said like hell we will do it over weeks. we will sign on one day. >> carley: sending out today and american principles project, terry, great to see you. what do you think the headline will be tomorrow about

everything that donald trump does today? >> well, thank you so much for having me, carley. the headlines tomorrow depending on which newspaper you are reading if i was writing the headlines, it would be america is entering a new golden age. that is what president trump is saying, we will unleash american energy and secure the southern border and get back to basics. but we will also protect families. he is expected to sign 200 executive orders tomorrow. a lot of those old me protecting your kids and getting man out of women's sports. it is a gold matrix especially for the american family. >> carley: they were so much coming to us all at once with executive orders rolling on our screen right now from indian catch and release to reinstituting remain in mexico, declaring national u.s. military to work with the department of homeland security to fully secure the southern border.

executive orders on energy and sunny executive order to strengthen presidential control over senior government officials and implementing new merit based hiring radios. the president say promises made and promises kept. he has made a lot of promises and he will deliver today. during his rally yesterday, he talked about the american dream. take a listen to what he said to. >> at noon, the closes on four, long years as american decline and we began a brand-new day of american strength and prosperity, dignity, and pride to. everyday will be filled with opportunity and hope and also filled with a thing called the american dream that you don't hear much about anymore. >> carley: terry, there is this cute moment where they had their kids on stage and said that the pledge of allegiance. that is what this is all about, right, keeping america as strong

as possible and strengthening it for future generations. i'm sure that is something that weighs on the presidents mind every day. >> no, carley coach at that is exactly right. president trump has taken a bullet literally for this country and he is a good father and grandfather himself. it is obvious why he is doing this. he wants to make a better america for his children, his grandchildren, and soon, i'm sure, his great-great-grandchildren. this is what america is about sacrificing for the next generation so our kids and grandkids can have a better future make it better for everyone. this is what love is, and this is what america is all about. >> carley: thinking about donald trump's political trajectory, his first four years in office he was a political newcomer and didn't know a lot about washington, d.c. he said he made hiring mistakes. and then he had for years to think about it and entering the office with experience in a team of people around him the supports and are loyal to him.

that is a major difference. how will we see that difference unfold? >> we are already starting to see it right now, carley, the lack of leaks from the administration. remember, the first term, they were so many disloyal people that stepped down next and the trump administration, leaks, lies to advance their own agenda. and even before his own. he has a loyal team that is dead set and they learned you can't make mistakes. do you have to be careful who you trust. that is true for everything. so i think we will see a lot more dipped on and a lot less trauma because he's gotten it down to the loyal supporters on his team. people that love their country more than they love themselves so a very good thing and i'm excited for. >> carley: terry, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, carley. >> todd: for sheriff encouraging legal migrants to deport themselves before trump takes office later today.

>> do it yourself. you can self deport and avoid a lot of prison sentence. but it is time. southbound and out periods we went that colorful grady judd. and migrants with an exit strategy in place. migrants telling "the new york post" they are moving out of shelters to try to avoid trump's promised i.c.e. rated. stay tuned. president-elect trump national emergency and take second reporters along with other sweeping action to put an end te crisis. >> tomorrow will be the most aggressive sweeping effort to restore our borders the world has ever seen. you know, we had the best, safest border in the history of our country. by the time the sun sets tomorrow evening, the invasion of our borders will come to an a

halt and all the illegal trespassers... [cheers and applause] ... in some form or another will be on their way back home. >> todd: supervisory special agent and dhs advisor, sentinel ceo would, charles moreno. great to have you from logistics perspective and manpower perspective house and realistically before the american people actually feel tangible change when it comes to the border? >> good morning, todd. i think we will get consistent reports according to tom homan regarding the progress of these deportations. as you know, they will be prioritized, as they should, to go after national security threats and criminals that have been allowed into the country. today will be a great day because we are going to see president trump restore the process of bringing back national security to the united states. with respect to the border, he is going to prove to the american public that you can

walk and chew gum on this issue. that is, you can implement policies that absolutely enhances our homeland security and undercut it as we have seen the last four years under the biden administration. and you can actually hold people accountable. that is specifically places like sanctuary cities, who are prepared to shield these terrorists and criminals and their communities. and there needs to be consequences on this. law enforcement is on board here. you will see more and more and more that they will work with i.c.e. to identify these threats and get them out of the country. >> todd: but charles, biden is still present until a little bit before noon. what has i.c.e., dh border patrol have been able to do to prepare themselves andre administration, a boss, if you will, joe biden, who hasn't been very encouraging, let's say, at their activities?

it has to be tough to prepare for the inevitable that will happen at noon today when you have someone tying your hands for four years. >> that is right. it has served as the biggest morale booster by having president trump come back into office for both cdp and i.c.e. as you alluded to, they have been prevented from doing their jobs in enforcing the laws the last four years. instead have been mandated to assist with the processing of as many unfettered, illegal migrants into the united states. so the fact they have a commander in chief that is going to essentially freed them to do their jobs, they have been itching to wait for this. look, these men and women have been in these jobs for decades. they know the types of threats being allowed to come into the country. and none were happy about it. so the fact that they are being allowed to go identify with these threats are and get them out of the country, they are

readied to go out. >> todd: the inauguration outside the capital placing security will be tight. how do you approach anything like this, like this magnitude name of this importance? >> yeah, so this is a national special security event and puts the secret service in charge as the lead planning and coordination agency are to wait as a whole government approach of security regardless if this were in a tank where it has been moved indoors. i predict you will see the largest security footprint in inauguration history. it is well coordinated. the parameters go out miles to help identify any potential issues or problems far out away from the capitol. everybody has been working together on this planning for over a year. i think he will see it all come together. that you will not see significant change in the security plan based on the fact that there is not specific

or credible adverse intelligence. but we are in a heightened threat and the environment and that is being taken into consideration, of course. >> todd: i love to get granular on this and i don't know if you can do the same with national security concerns. guesstimate, what percentage will be visible and what percentage would you say nobody in d.c. will know that these individuals are randomly in buildings and randomly mixing with the crowd? what percentage would you say is visible and invisible? >> well, i would say the good thing with respect to the planning this inauguration as it should be is they are also leaving me guessing, which is a good thing. which means if i haven't figured it out yet, then the adversary shouldn't be able to figure it out. so they will put forth a comprehensive security plan. of course, you will see visible deterrence. he will see a large presence, including the national guard. but of course, they will be things going on behind the

scenes that will not be evident or apparent to the general public as it should be. >> todd: that was not the answer i was going for but certainly an answer i like because it means we will be safe. and that is at the end of the day, all that matters. charles marino, think a great step, appreciated at. today is day one as we all know, actions donald trump including reversing joe biden's ban on offshore drilling. the littlest cost of energy on earth. >> carley: that is right. oil and gas worker will tell us why he expects the trump trump white house to be 184 energy independence.

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♪ ♪ >> carley: trump's day when action expect reversal of president biden's offshore drilling pan and bring in a new golden age of american energy. >> we will end the biden war on american energy and unleash our energy resources to quickly defeat inflation and achieve the lowest cost of energy and electricity on earth. when he doubled the energy we already have, and it will end up being more than that. we are going to slash, we are going to slash the regulations on environment and the regulations really put in there

in order to stop progress in this country. >> carley: branly and coach at the third generation oil and gas worker, and he joins me now. how are you feeling working in the industry you do with donald trump about to enter her office in just a few hours from now? >> it is a good feeling. having biden in office was a little bit scary. you never knew what kind of regulations, he wants to put on and cares about americas is laughable at this point. putting that intercontinental act that basically doesn't have an expiration date on it. so it will run forever until space it till next trump executive order can reverse it. but the way it looks, you might have to get congress' help. >> carley: what are you hoping

donald trump accomplishes today by signing executive orders and of course over the next four years? how can that impact your business? >> i hope that he can complete keystone xl pipeline. it is a big thing for us. the new incoming prime minister of canada, i think he would be able to work with him to off and bring a lot of oil and two other refineries. the big one for us is the lg exporting. the facilities need built. we are sitting on the natural gas and the world and know where to send it. and buying it from russia. tobit is a win-win for america and revenue to america at that cost tax dollars to the american citizens. >> carley: right now, i am reminded four years ago today when joe biden signed that executive order that killed the keystone xl pipeline and it

completely set the tone for the entire administration and how they were going to treat america energy. so how did your business, how did you attach how are you impacted by joe biden presidency? >> i mean, there is a lot of things that went on during that. covid was very difficult for the oem gas industry. they didn't tell anybody -- nobody wanted to cover the fact oil and gas workers were still working through all of this because of national security issue. we had to continue to keep working. we had to continue to keep producing oil and natural gas. guys are working the field and watching tiktok and dancing in hospitals. we are sitting out here freezing in the cold. >> carley: so what -- yeah, i hear you. we thank you so much for doing

that. one at the things donald trump wants to reverse is joe biden's ban on offshore drilling here announced a week or two ago for 625 million acres of coastline. there is a way to do it. it could be difficult. what will the impact of that ban be and do you think he can reverse it? >> right now, that ban, it doesn't really impact us today. it will impact us in the decades to come and we start doing more exploratory things in the atlantic. but the problem is coach up there is never an expiration date. obama did it before on federal lands. biden did it on federal lands and trump has done it off the coast of georgia, south carolina, georgia and i think it runs until 2032. it is not anything new but the difference with this act, it runs forever. there is never a date it

expires. you know, there is not a cause on it. it is basically allowed. it doesn't make sense because if you have a law that a president can put into play but he can't revoke it, that doesn't really make sense to me. >> carley: donald trump's campaign trail, baby, trail and unlock the liquid gold underneath our feet. >> it took a whole country to become energy independent and one sleepy, old guy on a beach to run at. >> carley: brian, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate you. >> todd: fox news alert less than two weeks before thousands of workers hit the picket line. 18,000 costco union workers voted to strike unless they get a fair contract by january 31st. the director of costco's teamsters union the strike's direct response of costco's grade and bargaining process. camp this impact your eating

lunch by virtue of samples, carley will look into that during the break. >> carley: your lunch? costco roll. >> todd: president-elect trump featured on the "time" magazine in the cover says he's back! you can see trump sweeping aviator classes with the resolute desk. for a time trump depicted at the desk at times for a cover photo. at the first after first inauguration february 2017. and of course, check this out the incoming president doing implements trump dance with the village people at his rally. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> todd: to village people hit song "ymca" signature sounds on

the campaign trail and victor willis on that show saying that moment -- >> carley: wow! a preview here. now i feel like i should go to a wedding. doesn't that put you in the wedding mood? >> todd: we are hours away from president trump being sworn in 47th president of these united states. >> carley: we will break down everything we are expecting forn what will be a historic dadey in americraela next. ♪ ♪ hildren. in this orphanage bomb shelter, we're praying for god's help, praying to avino malkino, our father, our king. countless israelis are enduring the devastating anguish of lost loved ones. thousands of rockets have forced over a hundred thousand israelis to become refugees in their own homeland. israeli families are in crisis. the international fellowship of christians and jews is on the ground,

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