now we saw the chief justices of the supreme court, the associate justices. baron trump, uh they find that and trump obviously not an associate justice of the supreme court, but we sort of walk in and we saw the so the chief justices, as we said are, are key to this entire ceremony. not only because the supreme court is such an important part of us democracy, but also because they will be administering. so it's for vote for vice president saving katie vance, vice president elect still soon. we're going to be changing our the board yet. bill clinton's their mark. let's see if we have time to get this one in your talking about body language and body language doctors as all the former presidents who attend any thoughts shaking hands out of that kind of walk past quickly. and then who do they have a little conversation, a little back and forth fairly famous that a one event that mrs. obama gave george w bush a. yeah, if it's bob and, and, and also a concert source though. so, you know, they have, this is kind of bond because they do meet an unfortunate circumstances like a presidential de

there's baron trump. elf, so for baron to tower over both his mother and father tells you just how tall baron is. 21 years old now, a student at nyu. we're expecting to hear the final remarks of the day in sort of an official capacity for president trump. he will speak to the crowd, presumably about the action he will take late this afternoon. he promised action on day one, a number of executive orders he's expected to sign. there is a desk with the presidential seal flight on the platform that he's expected to then sign his executive orders on day one. that was one of the vance children dancing. steve witcoff helped negotiate the cease-fire deal between israel and hamas. donald trump giving him consider credit, as he should. even the biden administration recognized he help get them over the finish line, to have two separations spea administrations speaking as one. >> i was appointed by president trump to be the special envoy for peace in the middle east. [ applause ] >> and i'd like to describe to you som

in the back, baron trump, trump and others, making their way into the u.s.itol. >> ladies and gentlemen, the former vice president, the honorable dan quayle accompanied by marilyn quayle and the honorable michael pence. ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the 4 2nd president of the united states, the honorable william j. clinton, accompanied by the honorable hillary rodham clinton. ♪ ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the 43rd president of the united states, the honorable george w. bush accompanied by mrs. laura bush. ♪ ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the 44th president of the united states, the honorable barack obama. ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the chief justice of the united states, the honorable john g. roberts jr. and the associate justices of the supreme court of the united states. ♪ announcer: tiffany trump and baron trump. ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, escorting dr. biden and mr. emhoff, the associate director of inaugural ceremonies, ms. emil laviner, the minority representative myrick, and the honorable katherine spindor and the honor

. ♪ ♪ >> tiffany trump and baron trump. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, escorting dr. biden is mr.ttee on inaugural ceremonies, ms. emily leviner. the honorable gary myrick and house of representative chief administration officer catherine spindor and mr. bruce fisher. ladies and gentlemen, dr. jill biden is mr. douglas emhoff. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, performing oh america. welcome the armed forces chorus and america's tenor christopher d. maccio. ♪ o, america, you're calling i can hear you calling me: you are are calling me to be true to thee ♪ ♪ true to thee' i will be o, america no weeping let me heal your wounded heart ♪ ♪ i will keep you in my keeping till there be' a new start ♪ ♪♪ ♪ from your mountains grand, and all through this land you are beautiful to me ♪ ♪ and' o, america you're calling i can hear you calling me: you are calling me to be true to thee true to thee' i will be ♪ and we will be your voice ♪ ♪ you are beautiful to me ♪ ♪ o, america you're calling i will ever answer thee ♪ [ applause ] >> the honorable j

he's talk about baron trump his son helping him understand reaching that generation so the election definitelytok component to it when it comes to that younger generation, the national security risk of course is still a main concern. maria: yeah. i mean, young people need real information and they need accurate information. unfortunately, there is a lot of propaganda on tiktok. but what the president is trying to do is to save the app and have american ownership. if he can get that done, great. that's why people are moving to red note in china, right? they recognize that this could be really limited here, todd. >> true. but the fact of the matter is there is so much money at stake that something is going to happen with this app. the numbers that we have out there for the app itself, the app with the algorithm, the numbers are huge so inevitably i think something gets done. maria: me too. >> let's have the same argument we had three years ago on this. you need to make sure that it is something that does not ruin one american's security and their own data but also them. as you pointed out null '

trump. ivanka, don junior, tiffany, eric and baron. baron was 10 in 2017. e freshman at new york university. >> tiffany. >> looks so much like his dad. >> he's very tall. tiffany is expecting. she just recently got married. president-elect trump appointed her father-in- law to an official position. with donald trump, it already has become clear that the cabinet is important, but more important are the people inside of the white house and perhaps more important still are the people outside of the government entirely. we are just looking at elon musk there who has donald trump's ear. trump is a business person first and foremost. he incredibly values the opinion, the esteem of wealthy business titans. those voices are going to be very important. that's why i'm not surprised to see them sitting where they are because in trump's world, there's the government and then ÷÷the almost kitchen cabinet of sorts of people on the outside who are going to be around him on speed dial. the recipients of text messages and things constantly over the next four years. when we t

baron trump is now of college age, as i understand, will be in new york at nyu. the first lady, i believe, is spending the majority of her time in new york as well. so, maybe those golf screens will come back really quickly. >> i want to just -- we were talking about those executive actions and orders that will be issued today, that flurry of activity by the president. they will sign some of them in front of this crowd and we just heard from ed o'keefe. want to go to congressional correspondent nickole killion ad one of the other big stories involves tiktok. what do we know about that nikole? just to remind everybody, this ban on tiktok, the required divestiture was passed by congress, signed -- bipartisan way, signed by president biden, and now donald trump says he wants to undo that. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. and soon after he is sworn in here at the capitol, president-elect trump says he intends to issue that executive order to prevent the tiktok ban from taking place. of course, a lot of users were surprised to get those notifications over the weekend,

. >> reporter: now, crypto enthusiasts are hoping for another meme coin tied to baron trump. tution prohibits a president from taking any money from foreign governments. you have to track whether or not people are investing or foreign governments are investing. could be a serious issue. i know you're gonna stay on it. elizabeth, thanks very much. rebecca? >> rebecca: george, thank you. now more on first lady melania trump. "20/20" co-anchor deborah roberts joins us from washington. good morning, deborah. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. a new administration brings with it lots of attention on words spoken and actions taken. there were big moments yesterday. also on what's being projected, specifically by the first lady. this morning fashion watchers are abuzz about melania trump's glamorous inauguration day looks. the first lady stepping into her second term in a navy silk wool coat, matching pencil coat and ivory silk blouse. the creation of adam >> i decided to launch a new brand of luxury women's sports wear. >> reporter: mrs. trump turned to lipes in the past, as his ji

>> we did jesse baron trump , donald trump's son, exit blair house and get into some of the cars, you can see them situated right outside, where trump and members of his family are, first lady mel trump and soon-to-be president trump will be arriving soon. we are waiting to see when this will depart but we are told it'll happen soon. >> they are a little bit behind schedule. alyssa, what role, when you think of faith and donald trump, he has quoted evangelical voters, he's got a lot of support, unclear exactly that faith plays. >> faith played a huge role for him in 2016 and he's never been someone that's an open practitioner of faith but i think after the first assassination attempt, you saw him really talking more in terms of those of us who read our bibles and attend church. -- >> i the way that is the presidential motorcade. >> different vice president here, mike pence is not there as he was in 2015 and now we have jd vance. he is there as a conquering king returning to washington really with everyone under his thumb and how remarkable his comeback has been, it's unprecedented, to

baron trump told him, you have to do tik tok. >> he has all of that bitcoin ftx money. >> he's got all forgot already. >> ftx. >> yeah, that's what. too many letters. is it -- are they stealing everything that there is to know about our youth in this country, and using it to subvert the future of the united states or not? that's what i don't understand. that was the whole idea. it hasn't been happening. and if so, then it doesn't matter whether it helped win an election. it's an insidious thing that probably shouldn't be around. which is it? >> well one thing that we don't know is what is happening in those national security briefings. so when the law was passed, a number of law enforcement agents were skeptical. they said i'm supporting this law. president trump has seen those briefings. we have not seen them. it is certainly true that the ccp has shown they are interested in, and active in manipulating public discord in the united states. now the american public seems to shrug this off. 170million people don't mind having a surveillance device in their pocket, it seems, but they have

trump. she spent a good amount of time when baron was younger caring for him. full-time, will make trips to palm beach and new york when warranted. she intends to expand her be best initiative which people may remember from that first term related to children's mental health, bullying, et cetera. she has also said she feels more prepared this time around in a recent interview she alluded to what she described as not being prepared by the last administration for what she needed, the things she needed to be able to enter the white house, but she says that she is ready to be there. we know that -- listen, you remember this, too, i think, kelly and kristen, in that first trump term there was some discussion in the beginning of whether melania trump was an influence on her husband. we know the answer to that now. we know that she is right there with him on his policies, on his positions and she wants to be holding that maga mantel as well. >> let's go to craig melvin, my colleague, he is in emancipation hall which is the overflow room for those who didn't score a ti

baron trump was standing right behind her at 6'9". trump administration take two is 2 hours old. what do you think so far? guest: yeah. i'm reminded that the national archives is charged with recording every word that the president says for future use by historians. and some words seem a little bit more chosen with forethought than others. i think it's really impress thaive the president has decided to, in his second address now, the one that we just heard, decided to once more run through a litany of essentially campaign promises and campaign grievances. and the only news i think which we got from that was discussion of the january 6 defendants, so of course we don't have real, actual, hard news yet that i've seen about what the president has decided to do. all in all, it's a remind that are this president does things differently. previous chief executives when they come into office, especially on their first day, talk about what the team did, talk about the celebration, talk about the way forward. less of a litany of complaints that

baron! >> i'm excited for some trumped dancing!his. >> and he doesn't this. >> and then the swing. boom! ♪ ♪ >> jesse couldn't be at the ball tonight so what you want to tell him? >> he is missing out on one of the best balls. >> is johnny not good enough? >> i recognized johnny from across the room. >> you're hilarious. >> thank you, you're inflating my ego a bit too much. >> i love jesse. >> it's his world. >> all teach him about my world. >> jesse, where are you? are you home with mom again? >> i heard is really handsome. i don't know who he heard that from. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: more prime time straight ahead. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! major programming alert as at 8:00 p.m. pete hag saffold have his vote in our hour. also next week we have big hearings with tell see gabbard, rfk and cash patel so stay on prime time. text time now as bob from buford i finally feel like i have a friend in washington. day from cincinnati i've

. >> hay hay baron. >> i'm excited for some trump dancing. >> i think you do it like this. >> do it. and then he does the what? he does. >> the golf. golf. swing. >> boom! yourself off the ground. >> jesse couldn't be at this ball tonight. so what do you want to tell him? >> he's missing out on one of the best balls. >> is johnny not good enough? >> i recognize. >> johnny from across the room. >> you're hilarious. >> thank you. you're inflating my ego. i think a little too much. >> i love jesse. >> i love jesse. it's his world. >> well. >> starting tomorrow with my world. >> jesse, where are you? are you home with mom again? >> i heard he's really handsome. i don't know who you heard that from. >> god bless. you. >> more prime time. straight ahead. >> ooh! >> stuffed up again. >> so congested. >> you need. >> some saline from vicks. >> just senex. breathe. >> what is. wow. >> senex. breathe. >> when a. >> cyber thief transfers the title of your home out of your name, it's a race against. time to stop the theft of your hard earned equity. >> many people don't know this has happene

>> mine is a similar breakthrough for trump when he went, unique, whether it was baron who was doing ing, directional, whatever, theo von. so trump goes to sit down with theo von on this podcast actually the attempt to him him. and there was a moment that to me the first time i saw it i went, i my gosh, people are going to see this side of trump and they are going to completely think, wait a minute, he is way more human than i thought he was. so here's that moment. >> i'm going to just do cocaine. that was really, yeah. i'm not just dusya. >> that is down and dirty, right? >> are being, -- >> don't anymore? >> i'm not doing it anymore. >> is it too much to handle? is cooking a stronger -- >> oh, yeah. >> up? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> so wait up with cocaine more than anything else you can think of? >> cocaine a damn hour, you know what i'm saying? you will be out on your own porch. you will be you will be your own streetlamp. >> is that a good feeling? >> no. >> it is a miserable feeling. >> but you do it anything. [laughter] >> because also, that is like, i think the first time i've ev

. >> reporter: president trump pointing to the influence of his son baron. >> baron knows so much aboutron's a guy young guy, but he knows. >> reporter: bitcoin is now at near record highs. >> thank you. >>> up next, they just sold for a half million dollars in real money. once tossed in the trash, the draft lyrics of a bob dylan classic. which song was it? that's next. currency, bi near record highs. >> thanks. >>> up next, they just sold for half million dollars in real money, once tossed in the trash, the draft lyrics of a bob dylan classic, which song was it? next. ♪♪ after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ eggs make all our family moments better. especially when they're eggland's best. taste so fresh and amazing. deliciously superior nutrition, too. for us, it's eggs any style. as long as they're the best. eggland's best. (vo) oof, stuck paying for that old phone? as long adon't be.

at the inauguration, trump elevated a small handful of robber barons whose combined net worth totalledon. and his cabinet is the wealthiest with the most billionaires in history. who do you think they are really fighting for? trump's closest and most influential advisor is not a union leader or a member of the working class. it's a guy worth $400 billion who somehow looks like he is sky driving even when he's standing stl. [ light laughter ] he looks like a dollar store ripoff of a michael myers mask. trump is hoping he can dilute people into thinking his cabinet is actully full of populists by tossing his maga sycophants some populist bread crumbs. like human bread crumb rfk jr. rfk junior's embrace of deranged lies that will hurt regular people is well documented. as is his affinity for bear carcasses and brain worms. but he's also refused to embrace policies that would actually help working people like confronting big pharma over drug prices or protecting medicare and medicaid from republican cuts. he won't even say healthcare is a human right guaranteed to everyone. >> do you agree

the okay, president who liked donald john trump has walked into the rotunda of the capital building of seeing his family. now baron trunk, milan your trunk, you don't must there. in the general 2nd row scoring the president of the united states and the vice president of the united states ranking member of the joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies. the honorable deb fisher house democratic leader, the honorable team, jeffries and senate majority secretary, the honorable robert duncan the ladies and gentlemen, the presidents of the united states, the honorable joseph are biden junior and vice president of the united states. the honorable comma, la davie harris, the ladies and gentlemen, escorting the vice president, he left the executive director for the joint congressional committee on an odd rule ceremonies. mister michael wagner, senate deputy sergeant at arms and doorkeeper jason bell. and house the deputy sergeant at arms. mister sean keating. the the ladies and gentlemen, the vice president elect of the united states, the honorable j. d. vance. the ladies and gentlemen, escorting the presidency

thinly veiled reference to those tech moguls who have been surrounding president-elect trump, comparing them to robber barons from the 19th century. >> he also warned of the tech industrial complex and said he has very serious concerns about disinformation in this country. the potential abuse of artificial intelligence going forward, and also the threat that climate change can pose across the world in the coming years. it's very interesting when you think about the fact that president biden has staked so much of his political career talking about the possibilities of this country, but now he was really laying out what he sees as some of the warning signs saying that it is now time for americans to stand guard and stay involved in this process. now, president biden, in this speech, did try to argue that some of his accomplishments, they are going to take years for them to come to fruition and fully for americans to feel the impact. that is something that biden's advisers hope will really land with americans in the years to come, as history tries to remember what this biden presidency is like. there are some,

that the gilded age was a period of staggering inequality dominated by robber barons, which is exactly the type of economy trumpte. on tuesday, he held a press conference with a few more billionaires where he was asked about his own money-making ventures, including his meme coin that has allowed supporters to transfer billions of dollars directly into his pockets. and he laughed at how meaningless a few billion is to the super rich. >> -- crypto coin the other day. do you intend to continue selling products that benefit yourself personally while you're president? >> well, i don't know if it benefitted. i don't know where it is. i don't know much about it other than i launched it. i heard it was very successful. i haven't checked it. where is it today? >> you made a lot of money, sir. >> how much? [ light laughter ] >> several billion dollars it seems like in the last several days. >> several billion? that's peanuts for these guys. [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, is it really? if they're doing so well, then why is mark zuckerberg taking on a side job as a club promoter? [ laughter ] looks like he just joined run

why these pasty money-buckets will be sitting on the dais like baron harkonnen, it's because musk gave a quarter billion dollars to trump'spaign fund, and both meta and amazon gave a million to trump's inauguration. amazon is sucking up to trump. amazon, i swear to god, you keep this up, and i might consider not needing same-day shipping. when i order nespresso pods the way i'm feeling right now, i'm so close, i'm so close to taking a stand because i'm starting to worry something terrible is going on behind the scenes that i don't want to know about the makes that possible. i don't want to support the oligarchy, but where am i supposed to get my espresso pods? from the store? do you know where that is? not at my house. and if that wasn't bad enough, zuckerberg will host a party for trump's inauguration. folks, you know that's gonna be a rager, 'cause, i mean, imagine going to a party where you get to talk to a master banter like mark zucks. >> screens just can't convey the full range of human expression and connection. they can't deliver that deep feeling of presence. >> stephen: "yeah, that's great, mark. that's awesome.

president trump of course unveiling that yesterday. he was joined by robert baron modern day.t will cost about 500 billion over four years. some chipping in. larry ellis at 200 billion. sam waltman is sort of a laggard down here $1 billion. the bottom line, folks, think about this. i am a big fan of stargate. the movie itself was really great. had a great storyline about aliens that came down to call misers a prop vital to their existence. eventually we ran out of it so that aliens left. while they were here they help to build the pyramids. what is really amazing about it is throughout the history scientists have said, it was impossible for humans to have made those things at that particular time. they did not have the knowledge, they did not have the tools, so how did they do it. maybe this next page will give us some tools to enhance, you know, the next evolution of civilization. may be problematic. every time things like this happen, big tech, look at this. technology making a huge move-in technology services. sucking the air out of the rest of the market. i wanted to keep

lauren: lydia: all eyes were on trump but there were two guys who stole a little bit of the spotlight, close advisers of the president, elon musk and his son baronenergy yesterday in different ways. we saw some of it from ashley's report, pumping up the crowd doing fist bumps, parading around stage, more subdued and refined in his acceleration but trump not want to be upstaged, we saw a lot of him as well, look at him cutting the cake with that. i will see a lot of videos on social media, people cutting birthday cakes with swords that will be a trend. during the inauguration party things will get lifted. seems there is no bad blood between mike tyson and j paul. they had the big sanction fight, on his shoulders. stuart: they made a fortune together. we would be too if that was the end result of that nice payout. speaking of celebrities, we are seeing carrie underwood. i think this is the top performance we've had on and inauguration ever. there was a technical issue with her background music so she decided to sing america the beautiful a cappella. i think it was more powerful without music. he asked the crowd to single with her and she has a bea

first up, trump is launching a luxury real estate venture and we're not talking about the donald. baron, saw his father's success and has some ideas for the new york city skyline. and people approved. >> and then i have a very tall son named baron. has anyone heard of him? [cheering and applause] [cheering and applause] [cheering and applause] >> jesse: but barron was not finished. he needed to settle some family business with the big guy. shaking biden and kamala's hand. no one knows what he said but i'm sure it is nothing personal. do you think he said to joe? >> oh, my god,, nothing personal. did you see joe's face? i watch this video so closely. he is like -- i mean honestly, i think he was like, i will cut you six different ways for all the you said about my dad. i really do think he said something disparaging about the fact that he has disparaged his father for so many years and now he is getting back at him. there was nothing kind that was said in that takeaway. >> jesse: whatever you said, biden actually heard it. >> i was actually surprised though because he didn't say it out l

trump won. the democrats know that. they know there is power. look at how baron, his son, pushed him to use social media. maria: the democrats were using it too. >> they were. look at alexandria ocasio-cortez. tiktok is huge to her brand. this is their brand. so the democrats are not stupid enough to think that getting rid of tiktok isn't going to hurt them. it does politically. maria: i know. it's also a national security threat. we've got all this propaganda coming from tiktok and you've also got the data that is obviously out there going to the ccp. what do you think? >> right. and it's now a platform that's favorable to republican content for now but it is controlled by the ccp so the algorithm could change. trump's favor among influencers on tiktok, that doesn't last forever. we really don't know. it's not in our hands. trump should honor the pledge he made in the first term and negligenegotiate divestiture bet is chinese spyware. mitch mcconnell said we would laugh if cbs would be bought out by kruschef. there is no free speech right to indulge in entertainment from a foreign adversary. the free sp

the president was happy to have the so-called robber-baron barons on his side when they support him, even working years ago to censor donald trump nice with donald trump even the one he concedes are critical to controlling the future of artificial intelligence so china can't. >> social media's giving up on fact checking. the truth is smothered by lies. told for power and for profit. we must hold the social platforms accountable to protect our children, our families and our very democracy from the abuse of power. >> reporter: the president expressed gratitude for his partner p kamala harris, but shared parting shots for lawmakers staying in d.c. including nancy pelosi and donald trump. >> we need to ban members of congress from trading stock while they're in the congress. we need to amend the constitution and make clear that no president, no president is immune from crimes that he or she commits while in office. >> reporter: the president's remarks were not written so that he could say mission accomplished. instead, they seem to have been written so he could say there's a lot of problems lurking just beneath the surface, it's up

barons back then and busted the trusts. the president seemingly taking aim at elon musk and mark zuckerberg, who recently made a series of policy changes aligning with president elect trumpmr. biden challenged americans to stand up to the abuse of power and to preserve the soul of the nation. let's get to our other headlines tonight. they are gaining ground. that is good news for firefighters down in southern california are taking advantage of the lighter winds. containment has grown on both the palisades and eaton fires as of this late hour, the palisades fire is now 21% contained. the eaton fire in pass near pasadena, 45% contained. however, nearly 90,000 people remain under evacuation orders and nearly 85,000 me are under evacuation warnings. those evacuees are anxious to return home. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. and really, when does this all come to an end? do we have a sense of it? well, really, as we continue through the next couple of hours, we're seeing most of that wind exit southern california. and this is after getting in on 40 to 65 mile per hour wind gusts up in the mountains. now, this was not nearly as widespread or as strong as l

barons back in the day. and on that note, i just want to show our viewers some of the big tech leaders who are going to attend the trump inauguration, ceo of tiktok, elon musk, jeff bezos, mark zuckerberg, sam altman and and it goes on. and so if you kind of look at this list and we'll talk about who's going to be in his actual cabinet in a second. the point that president biden was trying to make is that he believes these people are the modern day robber barons. >> i saw his warning as an effort to directly call into question trump's appeals during the campaign to the working class, the claims of sort of populist appeal, and in an effort to help middle class and working class americans. and instead, you had president biden, as he leaves office, make the argument that actually, the president elect is surrounding himself around a concentration of wealth that seeks to use power to benefit themselves. that's what i saw. the argument of yesterday in the speech, and an effort to put that into historical context and say that it's once again relevant in the present, i think. >> no, i think that's true. i think i think all thi

barons and oil companies . the question for mr. zeldin as pres. trump's nominee to run the environmental protection agency is simple . will he follow the science and economics and protect our air water and climate or will he merely be a rubberstamp for looters and polluters who are setting the trump agenda? i must say this role at polluter funded organizations like the america first policy institute and america first works , his long list of trump affiliated consulting clients and anti-climate edits paid for it by dark money organizations do not give me confidence he will be an honest broker if confirmed to lead the epa. i treally want this to work. that is how high the stakes are. i am not here trying to score points . i am here trying to steerus away from what i see as a calamity ahead . i will therefore be watching closely to say sissy if congressman zeldin is able to differentiate himself in any substantive ways from the polluter agenda and economic crashes likely to ensue. thank you mdm. chair. here is to aproductive relationship in this important co

baron. he know what's is doing. a lot of respect out of the senate. at the end of the day, we have to understand something that president trump was given a mandate.t marco, but every single candidate that he has prey posed for the cabinet should get through and needs to get confirmed because exactly what the american people wanted. yesterday was a first shot across the bough and going to look good for everyone else as well. >> steve: talk briefly about some of the key ones. number one obligation of the federal government is defense. >> yes. >> steve: pete hegseth got through committee but now up for a big vote. also kristi noem. secretary of homeland security. john ratcliffe cia guy and russell vought over at bmv. he is the money guy and we need the money. >> pete is going to do outstanding job when he is confirmed. again, the american public put their trump in president trump to choose the right people at the right time. it's not going to be business as usual. that's exactly what pete is. he is going to be a very, very good asset to this country. >> steve: congressman, i'm old enough to remember that generally the opposition party would just go

trump was just in california this fall and told gavin he needed to get it together. >> you have so much water and all those fields that are right now baron, the farmers would have all of the water they needed. and you can revert water up into the hills were you have all of the dead forests, for the forest or so brittle because no places like california. i go to austria, the head of austria tells me we have trees that are much more flammable than what you have in california, we never have forest fires because they maintain there for us. and you have all of that water that could be used as what they call water flow. where land would be damp. and you would stop many of these horrible fires. >> jesse: before donald trump left office khaki signed an order that would funnel more water from northern california into southern california. newsome, instead of saying thank you, filed a lawsuit to stop it. saying it would kill the smelt. if you don't know what a smelt is, neither did we. it's a fish the size of your pinkie. california cannot get enough water to fight fires because of a stupid fish. we are saving fish instead of people. saving smelt i

barons, many pointing to this photo, right? the big tech attendees at the inauguration yesterday. ceos of five of the mag seven companies, $12 trillion in market captious witnessing donald trumpnow, considering the importance of technology in the world, i actually took more comfort in the amicable relationship there, you know? and there's these sort of constant warnings that they had to deal with before, regulatory actions including possibly breaking these behemoths up. it was always a wagging their finger at them or we want to control you. but when it comes to the very wealthy, rhetoric is one thing, reality is another. president biden was amazing for the richest folks out there. he lavished hem with trillions of dollars. of course, it was his famous businesses and industries. and it didn't matter if they struggled on their own, even many of them, to be quite frank with you, would not exist if without taxpayer money. cato, in fact, pegged energy subsidies as high as $1.8 trillion. all of the programs really were a direct pipeline from your pocket into the pockets of the ulta-wealthy. you're looking at some of the big ones, right? of course, all of this lavish spending trying

barons of the day, william randolph hearst, these sorts of people, who had the ability to blast out across the nation editorials and things like that that could really affect public sentiment. mr. trump has shown he is more than willing to change his mind, to the exasperation of people in congress who think they have him to a negotiating position. he flipped and he has thrown elon in their who, if anything, has been made to care about his personal history, he will do what he wants to do for the most part. he certainly will not ask permission. it could be quite a wild ride. it depended on the content of the tweet, he says something, like, this bill has a god-awful provision to do an evil thing, a lot of followers will instantly repeat that and call out congress. it will immediately put certain representatives in a position where they have to say, do i try to tell them that is not quite accurate? do i try to explain and justify this? you are just creating more work. this is where the insight would be to just say, i will say yes to this thing. >> we are coming to a close. let me offer a couple closing takeaways from today. i think that one of the main themes running through here is it i

barons of the days, the william randolph hearst's and these sorts of people, who had the ability to blast out across the nation editorials and things like that, which could really affect public sentiment. mr. trump himself has shown that he is more than willing to change his mind, to the exasperation of people in congress who think they have got him to a negotiating position. they think they know what he wants and he flips. you throw elon in there, who if anything has been made clear by his personal history -- he is doing what he wants to do for the most part, and he is probably not going to ask permission. it could be quite a wild ride. depending on the content of a tweet, if he says something like "look, this bill has this awful provision to do this evil thing ," he has a lot of followers who are going to instantly repeat that, and they are going to call out congress and put senators in a position where they have to say "do i try to tell them that is not quite accurate? do i try to explain and justify this?" you are creating more work. you can see instances where the incentive would just be to say, i'm backing off. i'm not going to say yes to this. philip: coming to a close, let me offer a cou

piece of the kick of his agenda if you can -- we are still waiting, melania trump making an appearance as well. his son barone and st. john's church, some of the other proceedings. the inauguration is due to happen 12:00 p.m.. he is expected to begin that shift about an hour prior at about 4:00 p.m. u.k. time. he is now of course attending with melania trump his wife into st. john's church for that morning service again ahead of a jampacked day. janet, the very last word as we await those live shots. simply because you talk about this move of gold, bonds as this hedge. his volatility or the enemy. janet: it can present opportunity. volatility is more likely to be in the longer end because that's what investors are concerned about. fiscal risk and long-term uncertainty on the term premium. we should stay nimble in this environment. the central scenarios positive general risk but we could see the volatility that goes against that but i think that could present opportunity for long-term investors. i would say it's an opportunity if there is volatility. kriti: perhaps a trading just -- trading desks dream. i'm s

trump is just -- man, he's scum. host: that's eddie in atlanta. let's hear from hector in virginia, independent line. caller: hey, looks like we're going to have another period of the robber barons. we got a criminal administration headed up by felon and who has allowed 1,600 felons out. it's going to be the end of democracy. host: ok, hector in virginia, several thoughts on donald trump being sworn in as the 47th president of the united states. you can continue to make yours on the phone line. post on our social media sites as well. the caller referenced, when it came to part of the activity of the new president, it was in the oval office, signing numerous amounts of executive orders. one of those dealing with those january 6 defendants. this is the breakdown of what happened from yesterday, saying that mr. trump, president trump pardoned or commute prison sentences of all of the 1,500-plus people charged with crimes in the january 6, 2021 capitol riot, including people convicted of is he difference conspiracy and assaulting police officers. using his clemen a powers on the federal reserve day of office to undo the massive prosecution of the unprecedented assault on the seat of

we saw, what we're seeing, the donald trump wants to do what we certainly saw at this incredible press conference yesterday is his embrace of the kind of robber baron gilded age corruption that was endemic at that period, and that we had the teapot dome scandal back then. >> we had we had this just brazen corruption that led to, in addition to the great depression and reform in the new deal, just incredible inequality. we have the highest inequality, of course, since the 1920s as well. >> so but the that he put it on parade during that press conference saying, oh, here's my emirati billionaire golf course developer partner. >> we're going to give him some government deals to build data centers all over the united states. >> oh, my son eric is off in the middle east building some trump towers right now. >> oh, by the way, the saudi golf tour is doing great. business is just announced. >> they're going to bring a bring their two were to my hotel the doral in miami and on and o. >> his his mideast envoy. you know who is his also his cryptocurrency partner was there talking about israel and gaza. so the merger of just blatant and brazen economic financ

barons. >> that's a phrase i haven't heard in a while. the vanderbilts, the carnegies, the rockefellers. i almost saw this speech as an attempt to wrestle back the mantle of populism from the republicans. donald trump has run a populist campaign, and that's allowed. he's the outsider. >> and what joe biden last night did was quite interesting, almost try to reclaim populism for the democratic party. >> a lot of biden's career has been about populism. the midwesterner who's upset about the loss of manufacturing jobs and been going after the oligarchs, which, again, is a really interesting phrase, and calling them robber barons. that, to me was basically defining for the democrats a line of attack for the future, the concentration of economic power and also the concentration of political power. and i think, you know, like everyone else, i think that will be what will ultimately be remembered from this speech. >> we'll have much more of morning joe weekend after the break. >> this tiny home trend. not for me. now this is more like it. the same goes for my footwork. so i went hands free with wide fit skechers slip ins. just step fit skechers slip ins. just step in and go without an alternative to pills

we saw -- what we're seeing what donald trump wants to do -- we saw it at this incredible press conference yesterday -- is his embrace of the kind of robber baronon that was endemic in that period and that we had the tea pot dome scandal back then. we had just brazen corruption that led to -- in addition to the great depression and reform in the new deal -- just incredible inequality. he put it on parade during that press conference saying, oh, here's my billionaire golf course developer partner. we're going to give him some government deals to build data centers all over the united states. my son eric is off in the middle east building some trump towers right now. by the way, the saudi golf tour is doing great business. they just announced they're going to bring their tour to my hotel, the doral in miami, and on and on. his middle east envoy, who is also his cryptocurrency partner, was there talking about israel and gaza. the merger of just blatant and brazen economic financial corruption with his foreign policy. then, of course, the foreign policy of the era. the imperialism back in the turn of the century when we took cuba, took the philippi

gas barons, they see people rejecting their products and having an alternative, and they want to choke out the competition. that's what the fossil fuel fat cats demanded when they got donald trump elected, and that's what trump is delivering on, with his orders to attack climate action, attack offshore wind, attack international climate agreements and attack our movement, the green new deal movement of young people across our country demanding that this government do something about the threat of climate change that was ignored for generations. that's what young people are saying all across our country, protect us, protect us from the threat of climate change. instead, what donald trump is trying to do is to kill all of the protections, all of them, all of them. so, just think of what has been happening as the rest of the country is sitting around the table, the kitchen table debating necessities to sacrifice this month. they're wondering if they can rebuild after a wildfire or if they can keep the lights on when prices spike as energy gets exported overseas. i want everyone to understand this. he wants to export oil and export natural gas out of our country. that's his promise