number of democratic senators supporting that. i think there are other democratic number -- nominees that will get democratic support. it is not just john fetterman. there are democrats who believe, deeply, that some of the things he said really spoke to the american people in a way we have not been able to. how can we work with him and maybe win some of them back? in two years in the midterms? this is the best if his presidency. he cannot run again. tomorrow he will face a divided republican party about how to move forward in congress and on things like tiktok. in two years there is a midterm election. i think democrats are starting to think about that and how can we maybe win back some of the the trump voters by working with him where he we can and opposing came where we believe it is absolutely vital to the country. >> i was just going to say there is a lot of things that will happen out together. like look at the shiny think

there is a lot of shiny things that will happen today in these executive orders. we are getting the word that the u.s. will withdraw from the paris climate accord from senior officials there. a lot of quick actions that happen quickly. >> trump has this year something he was denied eight years ago which is the political honeymoon. he gets to be a normal president today which he was not allowed to be eight years ago. he came in under this false clout of the russian collusion conspiracy which ate up two years of his presidency. all of the efforts to destroy him were unprecedented in american history. that has all petered out and now we can have a normal trump presidency where trump proposes things and democrats some of them will go a long some will not and we will see how long that lasts. weather trumped arrangement syndrome kicks in. it is like a virus it sort of comes back like shingles. there is a chance we can have semi normal -- normal

restoration of how washington works. >> i think you are right about the honeymoon period i think it did not work at all. we will see what happens and how long that can last. sandra, your thoughts when you look at these things that are already starting to happen. and as you pointed out earlier they are not really on the economic front at least yet. >> that is where i may differ a little bit from how kevin so eloquently answer that question to brett earlier about what we might see on day one because we know the economy and inflation were consistently the top issues for american voters and that is a business-friendly environment. that is so important that our businesses, are small businesses that are the engine of our great american economy feel like they have somebody going to bat for them every day. they feel they have somebody in their corner no matter the headwinds that come there way

they have felt the brutal wrath of overregulation, high taxes, this is the president that has promised to lower those taxes and roll back those regulations and provide an environment of growth. you hear larry kudlow talk a lot about this. people can get behind that no matter what curveballs are thrown their way if you remove uncertainty and allow people to prosper and businesses to hire and thrive that is the environments that people want to see. that is what they are rooting on all over the country. >> we are waiting on the president's review of the troops. that is a military ceremony military ceremony in emancipation hall. the military and what happens with the military parade is a big part of the story. pete hegseth is the secretary of defense nominee. we are waiting how that process will go for his confirmation and that vote. but clearly the message that president trump said was that woke military is not going to be in this administration and there will be changes.

>> one of the big changes is pretty clear that he believes we should not be an interventionist nation. he clearly wants us to be a stronger nation and one presumes that that will be part of increases of defense spending and key areas so building up our forces and more reluctant to use them in many parts of the world. on that will play out will be the story of the administration on that front. it is fine to stay we will stay out of messy foreign wars and foreign entanglements, the united states is deeply involved in the world to. we have interest pretty far-flung and protecting them sometimes requires the availability of military force. so the story of this administration on that front will be how exactly they balance that. i do not think it will be easy but it is what he is facing now. i think that is what our friend pete hegseth is facing as he prepares to take charge of that most important office.

>> i said military review it is basically called first honors were you will get all of the different military branches and they will be in emancipation hall. it was supposed to kick off the parade which as we know it was not happening down pennsylvania it will now go to capital one to. >> indeed we are watching the lunch and break up as ready for that military review it by the president. kevin o'leary is still with us. we watch all of this play else and we think about the international situation. and china in particular with regard to the economic threat that is presented and how you see this president dealing with china differently than what we have had in the past four years. >> as somebody who does business in china i have been dealing with china for over 24 years they have never abided by the wto rules they came in under.

no administration has dealt with the problem particularly ip theft. the bottom line and i think you are getting a sense from this administration, we are in an economic war in competition with china. they want to become the dominant economy on earth that is their plan. we make it into a military board that would be a bad outcome. but right now the things they do or so outrageous, like ip theft. we don't have the ability to litigate when they steal our projects. i love that stuff every day. i'm a frustrated investor who has now said okay enough is enough who is actually going to deal with these guys? i think this administration is the one. he started it in his first mandate he will finish it and his second. i said to trump in my brief interchange with him this is trumped 2.0. or reboots of the original trump. this is a guy that wants to

leave a legacy. starting to think more strategically about that. you can see he is more thoughtful, he listens twice as much as he used to. he is pulling data from you and instead of telling you the way it is going to be which is the new trump. >> ramp-up the tiktok talk. if they do not want to sell at what happens? >> we have a really interesting situation because last night at midnight the law went into effect. 270 days. and fact, the president cannot issue an executive order now under the old law because that option is gone. he will have to go to congress and get a modification of the original order in order to do anything. he also wants to have a joint venture with china which is prohibited by the 9-0 decision. i have never seen such a decision by the justices.

and they made sure no chinese code this tiktok situation will get more heated up. this is a difficult situation. >> let's listen in to emancipation hall all of the branches of the military there.

>> adding to our panel now in oklahoma senator and charlie hurt. your thoughts on the day and what can we expect from your branch of the senate? >> we will get a confirmation today. so i will leave the site and go straight back to the capital. you have a beautiful view behind you. the first thing we are doing is going to our panel we will be voting else pete hegseth out of the senate committee. and then his clock will start. reporting to the floor probably on wednesday and confirm him

hopefully on thursday. right now we are working with chuck schumer and the democrats trying to get an agreement. remember everyone of these nominees have a 30 hour debate time on the floor. typically what happens to get the cabinet started we did this with biden, we did this with obama his first time, we did this with trump when he came in. the first noncontroversial individuals like marco rubio, ratcliffe, you can probably even throw kristi noem and that and you throw those individuals else, members of congress, they have already been vetted. you get them voted out today. we are trying to do that but they are not playing ball. if they do not we will put the 30 hour clock on marco rubio tonight and we will vote on him tomorrow evening. >> you are saying they are not playing ball so you were saying the democrats are not... >> we will not necessarily do voice notes but limit the debate time. maybe have an hour debate on each one, may be waived debate altogether. they can do a 10 hour debate

instead of the 30 hour debate. >> so far they are not doing that. >> so far we have not had any once i leave the committee hearing on the pete hegseth and i go to the leaders table and we will discuss what our options are. >> can those run simultaneously? and you start debate at? >> no. >> one person at a time. i have heard a number of senators say they want to do this on the obama schedule rather than the first trump schedule. i think he got 15 through in the first 30 days or something like that. or you saying that is not looking likely at this point? >> we can get 15 done and 30 days but we would be nights and weekends. litre thune has said be prepared to do that that was the email he sent out last night. so we could get those 15 done if the democrats want to do that. at the same time they can allow us the ones that came out of the committee with little or no

contentious votes against them, peaches not going to be one of them but some of them can come out and we can put them on blocks and vote on one or three per day. >> again we are looking at first honors similar to a military inspection happening in emancipation hall on capitol hill. this is where president trump delivered the second speech that he went down and talk to supporters it has now been cleared out. you can see members of the military there as the president of the first lady will make their way there before heading to capitol hill. charlie, your thoughts on what we are seeing? >> that was his second post inaugural address. i think it went longer than the inaugural address. but talking about the nominees what an important reminder of how important it is that republicans won control of the senate. if they had not won control of

the senate we would be having an entirely different conversation about who would be getting through and two would not be getting through. obviously trump attorney general nominee ended up withdrawing and then he replaced him with pam bondi. but a lot of these nominees were sort of viewed as being controversial when he named them. but i have been struck by, over the last week or so how i think every single one of these candidates will get through that we have had so far. >> do you agree, senator? >> i believe they will. pete was the biggest challenge. do we take pete first or do we wait on the hearing? president trump was very forceful saying that i want pete to go first because he will set the tone. that is how much faith he had and pete and when he walked into that hearing i had a conversation with him days before and the day of saying we do not have to win this debate we just do no harm. he came else better then he went

in. he did such a good job. you set the pace. now i don't see anybody not going to get confirmed at this point. >> you look some of -- look at some of the senators who in the first trump turn -- term resisted a number of his wishes do you think they will be an line this time. is that what you were saying? >> i do because it is a different trump, as kevin was referring to earlier. he is talking about unity, he has met with the senate three times. he has given a shout out to mitch, to susan, to lisa, talking about how we all need to work together and he looks forward to working together. he is a total different leadership style then he had before. yesterday was yesterday's problem. today we are dealing with a new america and we need everyone of us to be together. so whatever happens in the past let's set it back there and move together in a unified force because we have to. and she has said that since

november 6 to the senate. we would not have had this majority if it wasn't for the president and we know that. the president worked his tail off. i was fortunate enough to work with him on a regular basis. and between bradley's he was doing town hall meetings 11 or 12 per day. not just house members but senate members. he was constantly invite think the senators to his rally as well. and we owe him a lot and we all see that. at the same time susan collins is a from a very difficult states. at some time she will have to vote away from us because she still has to represent to maine to. when that happens we still can lose three if we have to. j.d.'s are deciding vote that is why i say we will get all of the individuals confirmed. we have to give her a little bit of room to do that and even president trump acknowledge that. >> do you see democratic senators who might be yes on pete hegseth? >> maybe fetterman. i don't see anybody else outside

of john. john and i really got to know each other in the past he has a great story why he dresses the way he does. not exactly the place to share here. >> in shorts today. >> on the inauguration. >> john owns it and he does not hide from it. when we are off air i will tell you the story of what he dresses like that. >> tell us all. all right, let's listen back into capitol hill. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> president trump trump and the first lady melania trump exiting the visitor center where they held the first honors ceremony. this would have been the early part of the parade. it feels like it is more appropriate in the capitol building to do this part because the next chapter of all of this heads back to capital one arena which will be a little bit more raucous and less ceremonial. >> we will see over our shoulder the motorcade coming out of the capital and heading down to capital one arena where there are about 20,000 fans as you look there live and the

president will hold a ceremony. we do not know how exactly this is going to go of signing more of these executive orders. i do not think we have ever seen executive order signing with the fans cheering each signature as it goes. charlie, it is something. it is a different feel. >> the colosseum executive order signings will be just fantastic. it kind of reminds me of in 2016 when he was running and he was he would go deep into these explanations about problems with immigration and then you would hear somebody in the back of the audience go chain migration! because they wanted him to talk about chain migration. it is a wonderful thing because that is how politics ought to be done in this country. where people get educated about these things. the other thing i was really

delighted watching the military procession right there it reminded me i'm so glad we got the 21-gun salute. my only disappointed about it is usually they have the canons on capitol hill and they fired them over the crowd of tens of thousands. obviously without the crowds there you did not quite get the same effect of the canons going boom! >> i wonder as i mentioned before, kaylee, the performer development of signing these ane each one. like you will love this one. this is for the border, this is for energy, this is for make america great again. what is your if you were orchestrating this how would you have it play out? >> by the way gulf of america. >> yes! >> there is a road in florida called gulf of mexico drive i guess it is now called gulf of america drive. so things are changing. so it will be fascinating to watch the surprises.

seeing him last night with the village people and this iconic photo of him dancing with them. there are all of these things we do not expect to happen and then they do. there could be a video element to it i know he likes surprises. so how they are announced a lot of thought has gone into it. it will be fascinating to see i know there will be standing ovations. but as jason miller reported earlier expect the omnibus the massive ones to be signed in the oval. >> you see the president and the first lady making their way to the beast which is the limo which will take them down to capital one arena. let's listen in here.

>> chatting there with senate majority leader john at thune who we talked to a few days ago

and obviously speaker johnson. also shaking hands with jefferson and chuck schumer. it is a bipartisan day. it is. it is the handoff, it is the tradition, the ritual. now they will make way for cheering fans and capital one arena. >> senator thune said the other they -- day president trump faced resistance from his own party in the second term is that going to happen again? and he said it is a new party. it is his party. this is not somebody who won an election this is somebody who truly has led a movement in the country. and the movement did not want him to go away after one term. not only that the movement expanded over four years of the divide and administration. and the president is it is a new morning as he put it under a golden age in america and i think he is very anxious to get to work and go over to capital one arena and start announcing the bills he will

sign on the stage as they put the presidential seal on the desk over there. >> one of the things that is amazing is that the republican electorate has shifted to. it is a donald trump shift. it is much more working-class party than it ever had been. you have the union guys in pennsylvania who were a difference and some of those counties and districts. it is a changed donald trump party. >> exactly what i was thinking during thinking during his inaugural address. it was like reagan in content infused with populism. and it was successfully electorally. how many people this date that the republicans would win the popular vote again in my lifetime? i am older than all of you but i did not think it was going to happen again. so it is a new party he built a coalition, i'm not share anybody else can do it. the next question is is it sustainable? is there an arrow to

donald trump a? or is this a singular event because of his personality and his way of communicating? part of this will depend upon yes, today is a day of unity, but then we go back to the house. 30 folks did not raise the debt ceiling when he asked them to. it took a personal phone call to get them to vote for mike johnson. you have reconciliation coming up, a narrow majority. he will need to lay down the law with the house republicans or else he may miss some opportunities legislatively in the first 100 days. >> presidential limo leaving the capitol grounds and they will take a left down pennsylvania. this is the route the parade would go. it would be lined with people all the way down to the white house. passing behind us as we speak. and usually towards the end there would be a moment where the president and the first lady get out of the limo and walk the rest of the way to the reviewing

stand. that was actually started in earnest by jimmy carter jimmy carter. he walked almost the entire parade route. that is not happening today. you can see that the route is not lined with people and we will see some people as it gets closer to capital one arena i'm sure. >> there were 220,000 people who had tickets to attend all of these outdoor festivities today but i will tell you somebody who probably was not disappointed by the change in venue and that is probably the security folks on the secret service. this makes it a more contained route and more manageable event to for them probably in many ways. kaylee, do you want to address that? >> i'm thinking back to kind of sort of the sporadic last-minute moves president trump would take. we were standing in the oval i mentioned earlier in the day after st. john's church burned he says i am walking to st. john's church. just like that amid riots and protests secret service had to

mobilize for the president of united states to walk through lafayette square and st. john's church at a moment's notice. it feels sadly that those days are behind us. we are in a new threat environments, two assassination attempts, and iranian hit list that several former members of the administration have been on. >> including president trump. >> including president trump. this is kind of a new way may be for the betterment of the president safety. >> you will see these people pop-up as the gates open the places people can actually be on the side. and this is a camera from a truck ahead of the limo you are watching. >> i feel so happy for so many of the people we have all spoken with on the ground in the city hill came from so far. i know you as well have spoken with people who came from los angeles, san diego, arizona, atlanta. they have traveled far to even get a glimpse of the president. martha, to your point to some having tickets to events they

can no longer attend what they are still so happy to be here and so many are lining the streets to take in this moment together. moments ago i was reminded of a part of his speech in the rotunda earlier where he acknowledged the dramatic increases in support from virtually every element of our society. he said young and old, men and women, african americans, hispanic americans, urban, suburban, and rural, and it takes me back to election night we were watching the returns come in and we were watching the demographics. we were getting a heads up early in the night things were starting to look really different. he talked about his agenda and tell he is seeing an entire nation he said in that speech rapidly unifying behind our agenda with dramatic increases from those groups. it is important to think about that in this moment has he embarks on a very ambitious agenda he has laid out for american voters. >> i'm thinking about how many years donald trump was asked what you ever run for president?

certainly in "the apprentice" days but even before that. oprah winfrey pressed him donald, which ever want to be president? and he says i will think about that. maybe in the future. nobody took him seriously and that dream of his. go back to the 90s when he was taking out full-page adds and i believe it was "the wall street journal", going after japan, and saying america must be first. we must put ourselves first and all of these economic arrangements. what i find so fascinating is that his doctrine has never really changed. he has always wanted to put america first in economic arrangements, to have secure borders, to make sure our children are educated, to make america great again, and to make it the way that he sensed so many people across the country wanted to be. when he started campaigning everybody said donald trump will not want to spend time in diners and walking around. he did he loved it.

so much so that even after all of the slings and arrows and they were unprecedented, he wanted to do it again. >> you just saw the motorcade head into the garage. i will check in with the bill as they get there. i'm sure the excitement is building. >> it certainly is. we are in a little bit of a holding pattern right now it feels like they are a little bit behind schedule. the crowd trying to keep themselves entertained doing the wave, doing different years. the preprogram entered quite a bit ago. the last speaker was an hour ago. we saw elon musk get on stage and jump up and down and get the crowd revved up as we are waiting for president trump to arrive here. what is the crowd waiting for? there is a desk behind us on stage that just because the presidential seal and the president is expected to sit down at that desk and sign a number of executive orders all in front of this huge crowd near about 20,000 people who have showed up here to watch him.

why are people inside? because the inauguration was supposed to be outdoors but because of the cold whether it has been moved indoors. there is still an overflow crowd outside trying to watch this. a couple people i know have been have been texting me frustrating they can't get in. there are tv set up for people to watch outside. likely the executive orders will have something to do with the border, energy, finance. one of the big orders he announced that it was the termination of the cbp cell phone app that migrants were using that is what president biden was using to of a rule about 7000 migrants into the country and that has been terminated today. any migrants you had appointments those appointments have been canceled. everybody is waiting for the president to arrive. once he does show up you can expect at this place will abrupt they have been waiting for him all day long and it is a completely full arena in here. 20,000 people.

>> we will take a lot of that once it happens. thank you. senior staff arriving at the white house. susie wiles, the end coming and now white house chief of staff, is setting up shop. as well as alina habba who took over kilian conway's old job with the new trump administration. brit hume is still with us. it is a different administration. different folks who seem to be have been preparing for this moment for four years. >> it is a more seasoned group. a more seasoned president. and i just something about this day? i have thought about this often when bill clinton was inaugurated i was covering it from the rest front of the capital where festivities were and i was chatting with republican congressman jerry lewis from california. he was not any more partisan that the next guy but he was a

republican through and through. he was in festive spirits he was in a great mood and they asked him what he was so happy about. he says this is a great day. this is america. this is how we do this year. not every country does it this way. this is a wonderful day. and i thought he is absolutely right. i watch these proceedings today and i have to say it hit me emotionally more than i would have imagined. we do this look, these are divided times, there is still hard feelings, i get all of that. but look at the way the democrats carried out their roles. they were gracious, amy club the democratic the chair of the inaugural committee played her role and everybody did it because that is how we do it in this country. it is a very great thing that we do it this way and in my view very much worth celebrating. >> and as you were talking i'm thinking about this morning and the bidens welcoming the trump's to the white house is saying to

welcome back. this orchestration of moving one family in and moving one family out is truly extraordinary. and it is a beautiful transition of power that we are watching play out today and steps that have been such traditions over the course of all of our coverage. even while before that. >> it is a ritual. the passing of the torch. we say there will be this note unlikely like any other president president biden will have left a note in the oval office desk, the resolute desk, for president trump. president trump didn't leave a note for president biden. and this is the stitching that keeps us together. despite all of our divided. >> why do we do it this way? why do people do these gracious things? why do people behave as they do on this day? it is a reminder of what alexander hamilton famously said

i think it was in 1788 and they were debating the constitution. he said here, sir, that people govern. that is out of respect for the people. the fact that in this case unmistakably the people, maybe narrowly, but convincingly, voting for this man, and the entire political establishment take note of that. not everybody behaves as graciously as these members of the democratic party have today but they knew what they were doing. >> that is exactly what we heard in the speech this morning that president trump is a saying that you, the people, to govern this nation. and it has gotten out of whack and that has been one of his major motivating factors throughout his political career over the last eight years. >> how would you like to have been joe biden sitting up there on that platform with president trump describing the events of recent years in such sharp terms. he just sat there and took it because that is what you do.

of course you had the four of them walking out to the helicopter there and that ceremony that is always carried out every time this happens. and sending the bidens office. they did it for the country. they did it because this is what we do and it is very important we do it this way. >> it is also unique that it was inside the capitol rotunda. and that stage was on the west side of the capitol rotunda in between the statues of abraham lincoln and ulysses s. grant. and all of the statues in that rotunda are presidents except martin luther king and one for women's suffrage. but just that moment and that site and the difference of it carried its own gravitas. >> i could not agree more. john philip sousa work is a real workout on these occasions and those marches and those

compositions were done for the purpose of i think recognizing and inspiring patriotic sentiment and americans. i think they do that. but i think above all this event does that. and this peaceful transfer of power. despite the harshness of campaigns, and the prevalence of major issues and problems, here we are again, america. a new president does come again. in fact he has been the old president. it was as hard nosed as there ever is. questions about the cognitive abilities of the outgoing president and yet we did it. we are pulling it off. we had to move it indoors and so we did. and it was stately and impressive indoors as it was outdoors. >> i think there was an intimacy to it inside that was a little bit different. sort of the gravitas as you said to that moment. and watching all of those people paired down group, no spouses as

i said before. there were some spouses there but in general the cabinet members did not bring in their spouses. i think it is a message from the president to the people working most closely with him and his predecessors as well. >> has always a pleasure working with you and that was eloquent to say on this day. >> thank you, sir. thank you for having me on. and please pay my condolences to charlie hurt about the 21-gun salute. [laughter] >> we well. bill inside capital one arena getting ready to kick off there. what do you have? >> there is a deep secret here in washington, d.c. 20,000 people do not know yet that is you showed the motorcade going to the garage and the capital one arena here. so the 47th president is on premises. with the folks here in the arena that are watching a lot of the activities on the big video screen in the center part of the arena from the capital. but as soon as they left at that

video signal was cut out. i would expect momentarily you will have quite the celebration here at capital one arena. a great environment tear the army field ban is else they have been killing it by the way. they sound terrific. there was another army ban from fort virginia at that just walked by. they are lined up along the stage in white uniforms. they will go second momentarily. this is the time, however, when we would have seen all of these bands marching down pennsylvania avenue. it is 12 degrees windchill out there and i think in hindsight it was a smart move to go inside out there today. if you look behind my shoulder behind the stage in there is a desk set up. a chair behind it and stage right is where the podium is where all of these speakers have been talking throughout the afternoon. they wrapped up their program,

eyes, about an hour ago. the house music came on and that the military music they are keeping them entertained. a good environment good electricity here, good energy, i think we are about to see something that frankly we have never seen before by any president. what sort of executive orders the sign of the desk behind us. what they will be applied to we will find out momentarily. my hunches he will have a story about every one of them when that gets underway. one more thought, this is an exceedingly long day for anyone whether you are the new president and the first lady yet again or not. after this event here they have at least three balls to hit tonight in washington, d.c. i don't know you would like to say it is halfway over but it kind of does not feel that way thus far. >> becoming president and first lady gives you a little bit of adrenaline. i'm just hoping that one of the people that works on her staff

brought another pair of shoes in the car she can swap into. >> i should not say this but her feet are killing her. >> they are beautiful shoes. i sympathize. >> we have some action behind you i think they are setting up the executive orders on the table. and, bill, you wonder how it will roll out here. obviously this will all unfold as we see at live on television. one by one are they going to have some announcer kind of give like a rustling kind of thing? ufc? baby dana white comes back with the executive orders. >> dana white would do a darn good job at that actually. he has grabbed the attention of the microphone for a long time and in his campaign. i don't know a long time daniel white it shows up he is really a gifted communicator. you see there on the table the desk that is rolled out. we will see what trump has to say about it. i have to think if you guys have

been watching the emails earlier today karoline leavitt and, the incoming press secretary for president trump 47 put out a long email at 12:45 it goes through a number of things. priorities, make america safe again, a lot of it has to do with deportation, several paragraphs on that, make america affordable. energy, it deals with drilling in america. another category drain the swamp, and then the d oge and other things here in washington d.c. the last category is bring back american values. it reads the president will establish mail and female is biological reality and protect women from racial and gender ideology. the second one reads that american landmarks will be named to appropriately answer our nation's history. i wonder if that goes back to his comment today during the state of the union and the speech he gave afterwards about

mount mckinley which is the tallest mountain in the united states. about 19,100 off the top of my head. it had been named mount denali prior to that after the native american it was changed to honor mckinley when he was running for president the reason why that happened is that mckinley was pushing to go standard in america. in recent years the state of alaska renamed it mount denali and the fact that the president brought it up a bit earlier today kind of gives you a little hint about where his head is. we will see where that goes. as i mentioned earlier a couple hours ago we had mckinley, we had the gulf of america, we had the panama canal. and we got morrison. thus far today. president's in the building i hope we see him very soon. >> we will check in and just a moment. we're going to listen in. the banter continues to play and

i think we will see vice president vance here pretty shortly. getting a sense that they are leading up to the introductions. >> a little tap dancing as they get ready for the president to arrive. interesting to see them set up those executive orders on stage there. a quick thought from you guys as we watch this. jessica? >> i think this is what a lot of first time trumbull voters wanted to see. they like the gimmicks, they like the memes, they like the entertainer side of this. these moments whether it is a garbage truck or a ufc fight, really flew in the face of the democrats argument this was an extensional threat to the republic but know this is a guy he was going to sign a bunch of executive orders at a desk. >> the guy giving us french fries at a window. >> i think it is a bit of fun on a day like this. i understand that history matters a lot. the gravity of the moment i feel

that. being able to participate and even the coverage of something like this, but it also brings a bit of his entertainer past. he is a show man. the full integration of a person approaching 80 years. he has lived many lives and ending on not like he is passing away but culminating and being able to win the presidency twice in nonconsecutive terms is pretty major. >> thank you for that clarification. >> yes. i know you all heard it. >> let's listen into the ban. ♪ ♪

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in anticipation in capitol one arena, this has been quite a day. it's really america at its greatest. a call to our history and greatness. we talked about it with britt. it's special these rituals happen time and time again. president trump is taking this torch and agreeing as american has told him to turn the page. >> and he's leading a much more diverse gop. it's a working-class party that embraces labors, blue collar voters. his son baron urged him to sit down with the podcasts and says it will be a golden era and turn a page on obama and biden and see what the new era has in

store. >> it's always a pleasure to be beside this historic moment. we will have an amazing time covering this administration because there's a lot that's going to happen fast and furious. something tells me in the next few hours, we will see how that outline looks for these executive actions. i will be back at 6 o'clock for special report. we have you covered through all the balls and everything. >> we look forward to that. brett, always good to be with you. great panel we have had. grateful to everybody behind the scenes. it's always extraordinary to cover inauguration day in the united states of america. as britt hume says, it's always a pleasure. the 47th president of the united states. "the five" is next. we will take you back to capitol one arena and play a sound

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