joining us exclusively from washington is lawrence -- boris epshteyn, chairman of the inaugural committeetical strategist, lawyer an investment banker. i know you are busy. boris: it's my pleasure. david: what can you tell us about what we can expect? any big announcements? there were reports to the press about some music? boris: we will have the tabernacle choir performing and we are so excited for that to be happening. this is their sixth inaugural. they will be performing here at the donald j. trump inauguration on january 20. members, a true american story and a great american group to be performing. david: it will be beautiful. -- there was a report about the beach boys. new york post had it. boris: a lot of reports. until it comes from me or someone in our office, don't believe everything you hear or read. david: give us a sense about this inauguration. trying to send a message to the american people. one of the central messages you are trying to structure this inauguration to send? boris: it is about unity, one america. donald trump will be the president for americans. it is about

here now is boris epshteyn, communications director for the presidential inaugural committee.ews today, i'm sure you heard all about it, the rockettes, one of the rockettes telling "marie claire," she is willing to lose her job going. she definitely doesn't want to be there. what is happening with the rockettes, can we expect them to be there. what else will we look for? >> absolutely the rockettes will be there. happy holidays. nice to see you. melissa: you too. >> the rockettes will be there. according to statement put out by radio city rockettes, more applied to be part of the performance than there are slots available. melissa: of course there. >> one who is remaining anonymous is continuing to disparage those who do want to honor america on this day of peaceful transfer of power. melissa: those who are performers who want to be seen by about a zillion people around the world. just from a professional point of view, it is idiocy to say you wouldn't go. it is such an opportunity. we know that america's got talent 2010 runner-up, jackie evancho am i saying that right, sorry,

here is boris epshteyn, communications director for the presidential inaugural committee. thanks for joining us. >> of course, melissa. melissa: this is one of the things people are wondering about, speech like at the rally where he is going, he is on prompter aot of the time. then he goes off and does some of the fan favorites. this is one of the ones we don't know what to expect. what can we expect? >> that is the beauty of it, right? that is beauty of an address unlike any other, unlike any other in history, really. for a president that is completely changing the game and changing the his approach to leadership. and that is why donald trump is president-elect. that is why he was elected. that is why he becomes president on january 20th. he is preparing for -- his team, steven miller, major part of that team preparing for the address. but in the end it will be donald trump's voice speaking to the american people on january 20th. melissa: can you give us any hints? knowing they're working on it today, give us a juicy detail. promise i won't tell anyone. between you and me