we talk about security lease and the national guard humvees that are around the capitol 1 arena the security apparatus has had to change over the last minute because of the arctic weather coming tomorrow. the perimeter around the capitol 1 arena is a priority. the security perimeter it has expanded pretty see the humvees you also see 7-foot tall black fence. this fencing is all around washington d.c. producing them take down tents and seats around the national mall that's part of the changes so that this is all indoors. this fencing is a pivotal it's around the arena where president-elect trump will have his indoor parade. we spoke to some folks in line. they talk to us about coming here to the inauguration despite the weather, despite everything they wanted to be here. here's a couple folks we spoke too. quick subtyping for the midwest we are very used to the cold as my dad says it builds character. to be is not a problem at all we bundled up as much as we could buy understand the concern for sure that we may go to a bar to be honest with you just the energy in the crowd at the arena we may

capitol 1 arena here in washington thatpresident george w. bush. alex is quoting you the side that has a much fun usually wins is clearly having fun. >> is having a great time. this is another campaign rally. we have seen those tv shows they recap the last episode before you start the new episode. that is what this was tonight he's catching us up on a white heat 1, what he's going to change she did win we are hoping that maybe tomorrow there's a little less of a fire and brimstone may be a little bit more of a promised land was going to leave the country. >> congratulations your eagles. now facing our commanders in washington. besides that the big day tomorrow what did you take from this and the fact that 200 executive orders are going to be signed in the first hours. >> this is a blueprint for governing. clearly these are just campaign promises have either not have a rally or have a rally he's talking about governing. the fact he sing the same thing suggest to the american babel he heard them loudly and clearly paired they

at capitol one arena. there's 20,000 people there.e are overlooking the white house where the parade been had it not been moved inside. it's very cold and for the safety of everybody, it was moved in, in order to protect from frost bite which we're not going to get here. you and i were on earlier today. you had a few hours to think about more. i will turn it over to you for that. >> it's good to be back with the crew here. i don't disagree with a lot that has been said. i would only add that today is the start of what many of us, many of you around the table and many of the president supporters and even argue some of the president biden supporters now that president trump was the president-elect and now the president of the united states. fundamentally he won because of the things you mentioned, greg, and the things you mentioned judge, about culture and the speech certainly harken to big historical things. historical moment necessary our nation's history. fundamentally, the economy isn't working for everybody. people who win presiden

he has held a huge rally at the capitol arena. after the inauguration as well and we understand he might sign a lot of executive orders on issues such as immigration. a big issue amongst his supporters, in front of them. there will be the inaugural ball later in the evening. the key time tomorrow is mid—day, the constitution, donald trump will go from donald trump will go from donald trump will go from donald trump to being once again the us president. it is a remarkable political comeback for him. this summer will mark ten years of donald trump. i remember when he was elected at the time. it was astonishing, extraordinary, people thought was it a blip? the fact it has been almost a decade of donald trump it suggests it is part of american politics and he is a very known quantity. irate american politics and he is a very known quantity. we expect a blizzard of— very known quantity. we expect a blizzard of executive - very known quantity. we expect a blizzard of executive orders i a blizzard of executive orders on that thursday. he

i walked by the capitol arena today. down the third and walked up constitution there were lines of people. i thought they're getting ready for a parade. there waiting to get in the arena. cox to matter where you go you'll syouwill see patriots swl over washington d.c. this city, can i say is never look so beautiful. trump supporters are everywhere people are happy, healthy, energetic, kind. you're not hearing thing about mobs, you not hearing anything about violence. your caring about people who are here ready to submit their next president all they want to have this momentous moment to celebrate everything we've worked so hard for. president biden's for this country to the ringer for four years. tomorrow all of that changes at. courts are saying at a hotel down the road less like the it was so much hi. i want to play we talked about a long a lot president-elect talking about these executive orders that he intends a signed tomorrow. >> you're going to see executive orders that are going to make extremely happy. lots of t

ladies and gentlemen, less than 20. >> and i'm kaitlan collins at a very loud capitol arena. >> one arenae in washington. the president elect, donald trump, is about to speak. >> on stage right now, two of his children, eric trump a

only specific events will be allowed around the key buildings like the capitol or that capital one arenaxes told security officials will errupt geo- fence around capitol here to interfere in gym nefarious communications and or drones another big change there will no longer be the outdoor parade, just a standard motorcade spectators are welcome to stand on pennsylvania avenue to watch the motorcade go by. will have to go through designated security checkpoints. this is a life look at capitol 1 arena 3 to security perimeter at the arena has expanded it will expand again tomorrow morning. this is where trump is holding his victory rally this afternoon at a hostel where you have inaugural great insight and the viewing party. i just said with all that fence, miles of the black offense here added to the capitol. that's part of the security apparatus. there's notes specific credible threat according to the fbi. the main concern is lone wolf attacks. asfrank thank you so much. larry, i want to take into consideration with many arguing this is a better for safety and security. especially for thos

trump anunció en truth social, que también está organizando un mitin en interiores en el capitol arenauidores van a poder ver la ceremonia en directo. el gobernador newsom presentó sus nuevas propuestas presupuestarias, incluyendo una iniciativa para apoyar a familias en la bahía con pañales gratuitos. newsom planea destinar más de 7 millones de dólares este año y 12,5 millones el próximo para proveer un suministro de pañales de 3 meses a familias con recién nacidos sin importar sus ingresos. la medida, dice, busca abordar la asequibilidad de pañales, una causa respaldada por la asambleísta del este de la bahía, liz ortega, y también otros legisladores que impulsaron la inclusión de esta propuesta en el presupuesto. pressures that they were feeling it was housing food and diapers. el programa aspira a distribuir 40 millones de pañales este año y duplicar esa cifra el próximo. la iniciativa aún debe superar gociaciones presupuestarias y también obtener la aprobación legislativa en junio próximo. el plan del gobernador gavin newsom de ofrecer insulina genérica por 30 $, el vial para 2024

especially when you head to downtown democratic, trump is having a rally at capitol one arena. people can't wait for today. >> carley: people from across the country want a quick glimpse. thank you so much. trump is expect # to sign over 200 executive orders today focusing on border, energy efficiency, abolishing dei policies and securing clearance for intel officials. >> it's been a long four years, a nasty four years. my administration will take immediate and decisive action to confront every single problem america faces and put our nation back on the path of success and greatness. within hours of taking office, i will sign dozens of security, executi executive orders. >> todd: brooke singman had that exclusive reporting and joins us now. you broke this story 200 plus is absolutely massive number. what are the american people talking about the moment pen hits paper? >> brooke: it is massive and they say record breaking, most action taken on the first day a president is in office. he will take 200 executive o orders today. here is what you need to know. trump will declare nati

after words the president will go over to capitol one arena they'll be very action-packed day on mondaybut tomorrow, on sunday there's a rally or having at the capitol one arena also. if you like kid rock he really y gonna love this thing. there's going to be so much energy paid so much excitement i think you'll see a preview of what the president plans on doing for day one. but i tell you, talk about the mandate the president received whether it's a 77.3 million votes for the 312 electoral votes or winning the popular vote. we see the ceos and business leaders and foreign leaders coming to mar-a-lago to talk about how they could be a part of what president trump and his administration want to do. but everybody has a chance to be there and be excited about it and with like, wish the weather was better so everyone could see it. having people in town being able to participate in that celebration with president trump is as i said earlier, with president trump we should all be thankful for that. >> jason, congratulations obviously in your victory. i do and to ask you about some of these con

air for several more hours this evening to get through the inaugural balls, the parade at the capitol one arenagressional luncheon with the president and the vice president and after that it's a review of the troops, then the motorcade, then the parade. some executive order signing, we believe, and then the inaugural balls tonight. and again, everything we've covered today is available to watch online at c-span.org in its entirety. john mcardle has been with us since 7 a.m. this morning as well, reporting on news of the day. john: you do show viewers that inaugural address, the first address that president trump gave today, he gave another second speech to his supporters in emancipation hall. but i wanted to show just tell news organizations cover the inaugural address and how different organizations can highlight dierent parts of the address. here's an example, this is the washington times, their headline online, trump reclaims presidency with pledge to bring golden age to america. president trump using that term, golden age. this is the washington free beacon, their headline, the joy is back

many areas of his campaign events, and the village people were at his rally last night at the capitol arenaington. the inaugural events kicking off this weekend and continuing today on this january 20, 2025. mike in atlanta, maryland republican we will hear from you. caller: thanks for having me. i think everything is great. i watched from the beginning. it was the first person i voted for. that was the most peaceful four years. which is cool. i think he is going to do great this time. host: what do you want him to focus on first, mike? caller: so that we can afford stuff. i think he is going to do it. host: lowering the cost of what, food? caller: cost-of-living. host: marcus, lancaster, california republican. hi, marcus. marcus in lancaster, california republican. hello, it's your turn. caller: hello, can you hear me? host: we can. caller: yeah i enjoyed the whole parade inside. i went to sleep for five seconds and i heard a cadence from a similar town i lived in tennessee, i think it was smyrna, and that woke me up and brought back some memories. i am appreciative that trump won. it's be

we will take you back to capitol one arena and play a sound >> ♪ ♪ >> and president president trump is

as the hours count down to donald trump's inauguration trump has held a rally in the capitol 0ne arenawhat he had to say. we like winning, don't we? we are going to make our country greater than ever before. hello, washington. and hello, america. i am thrilled to be back with so many friends and supporters on the eve of taking back our country. that's what we're going to do. take back our country. tomorrow, at noon, the curtain closes on four long years of american decline. and we begin a brand—new day of american strength and prosperity. dignity and pride. bringing it all back. 0nce prosperity. dignity and pride. bringing it all back. once and for all, we are going to end the reign of a failed and corrupt political establishment. in washington. a failed administration. we are not going to take it any more. we're going to stop the invasion of our borders. we are going to reclaim our wealth. we are going to unlock the liquid gold right under our feet. liquid gold. we're going to bring back law and order to our cities. we going to restore patriotism to our schools, get radical left woke

i spent the day in that capitol arena. that is the way that his supporters feel. they are back. he is back. >> in his speech, one of the lines that really stuck out to me was he said, i returned to the presidency, confident and optimist you can. it does feel different than eight years ago when it, sort of, felt like washington was befuddled by what is this going to look like? and frankly even trump may not have known what levers of power do i have and how do i pull them to get what i want? he comes back in now knowing exactly how to get what he wants. and he's using those sharpies on the first day to try to do it. >> he's going in. he will greet staff. he will see his staff. he will have that home coming, which interestingly was former president biden this morning who reached out and said, welcome home. >> yeah, look, this is the proe process. and i'm happy to see it. the american people had an opportunity between two candidates. i noticed something ashley said about this potential opportunity for democrats to paint the president as being selfish. they had an opportunity to make

there will be a rally at the capitol. one arena. trump posted on truth social. arena will be open monday for a public go live viewing of the inauguration. the ceremony, as you probably know, is being moved inside the capitol rotunda because of bitterly cold weather. the coldest, in fact, some the second reagan inauguration in 1985. that was also moved inside. there are fewer protesters in washington that donald trump's first inaiguration weekend. but thousands did turnout today. organizers of the peoples march argued that trump and republican policies will undermine the rights of women, immigrants and minorities. >> marching for my 4 granddaughters and my 4 grandchildren and all grandchildren and all children. i want world to now. do not support this administration. >> and it's important for us to continue. making our voices heard. he unfortunately on the election. and so we're not going to react the same to stand. 4 years ago. we still get a say as to what's going on in this country. and this is the day to do that. >> years ago in 2017, there was the huge run u

last night trump hosting a big victory rally capitol one arena late in the afternoon until 6:00 in the evening giving supporters a preview of what will come in his first 100 days beginning today. vowing to hit the ground running with a flurry of executive orders. team fox coverage will begin our hour. alexandria hoff? outside st. john's church. north lawn, a lot of news already today with rich edson. good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. certainly has been. you have two presidents and both will be very busy signing things today. all the action now is happening within a couple of blocks here of the white house. president-elect stayed across the street at blair house. just left there a short while ago. went around the corner to where alexandria hoff is to st. john's church. come back to the white house before heading to you and the capitol. the president of the united states for now, joe biden, he was busy this morning signing a number of pardons. he issued preemptive pardons to congresswoman liz cheney, general mark millie and dr. anthony fauci. in doing so biden says he believes

trump said his supporters will be able to watch the ceremony live at the capitol one arena in dc. he plans to join the crowd after he is sworn in. >>> among those traveling out for the bigger event. jeff burns, the chairman of the contra costa republican party. >> i have a new tuxedo and a new suit. sunday night we have a california legacy ball that we are going to which is a number of california elected republicans. >> so burns proudly showed off a picture with then president trump at a 2019 event in palo alto and he says he is very optimistic for the next four years. >>> but for others, this may be a time of uncertainty. and some anxiety. comes as braver angels, an organization dedicated to bringing democrats and republicans together just to talk. our kenny choi met up with some san francisco participants from both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: leslie lopedo is a lifelong democrat bracing herself for what she believe is a trump administration that is dangerous. >> right now i can't say i'm feeling super hopeful about the direction of things. >> reporter: the retired medical d

talking about his personal grievances between speech one, speech two, and also speaking at the capitol arena tonight. what stuck out to you in terms of the grievances rally? >> yeah. >> look, i mean, donald trump's favorite subject, really the great subject of his life is himself. and, you know, this whole show today is a story, as he tells it, of personal vindication and redemption. i mean, this is in the history of our country, the only inaugural address in which the incoming president of the united states says that god himself literally saved him and installed him as president. and it's the conflation between the country and his own causes and concerns that i think makes trump stand out from from any other leader of the united states. you know, they all have very, very outsized egos or they wouldn't be in that line of work stuff. but donald trump stands alone in his willingness to essentially have no ideology beyond the pursuit of his own causes and grievances. and i think that really came out so clearly today. it was it was remarkable to see. his basic message was, hey, you tried to get

. >> and i'm kaitlan collins at a very loud capitol arena. >> one arena here in washington. the president elect, donald trump, is about to speak. >> on stage right now, two of his children, eric trump and donald trump jr., are both on stage. >> we've seen a flurry of advisers coming out, including steve witkoff, and we are waiting to hear from the vice president elect. and then in moments, it will be trump himself taking the stage to give a speech to his supporters on the eve of his second inauguration here in washington. and when you look at it in its totality, it's really a remarkable moment for the president elect, whose political future was uncertain when he left washington four years ago. now he is back. my colleague jeff zeleny is here with me at the rally. and, jeff, just looking at this moment here as the family is on stage, lara trump, who is the co-chair of the republican national committee, is speaking right now over our shoulder. and we're going to hear from trump in a way that, you know, i don't think he's ever held a rally the day before he was it was inaugurat

are those 24 -- 48 hour if the president elect is planning to have a large rally at capitol one arena the monday before the election is the safety and security plan in place for that? is not connected to the inauguration is that part of the overall safety and security plan are there additional plans made for that particularta map? >> as part of the same operational. that is designated for the inauguration. as you know there will be various events taking place throughoutr the city during the week of the inauguration. and again we are prepared to address any large crowds or concerns in respect to that. >> think everything you were thinking questions. can anybody up there talk about the secret service in terms of staffing some have called an agency in decline with staffing levels and shortages for. >> the secret service might feel to address that. >> with respect to the washington field office we have the most staffing we have had them for years. i am not concerned at all that we have the staffing that we need to fulfill our mission. does that answer your question? talk about threat asse

invitados y dignatarios y celebrarÁ despuÉs un mitin polÍtico con sus seguidores en el estadio capitol o arenandrÍan que pasar hasta 20 horas bajo cero. y a los que venÍan con invitaciÓn de sus congresistas, la cancelaciÓn de los eventos al aire libre dejan a washington vestida y alborotada. se habÍa preparado para recibir a decenas de miles de personas. la tarima del capitolio, por ejemplo, la empezaron a construir en noviembre. temperaturas similares llevaron a ronald reagan a tomar posesiÓn dentro del capitolio en 1985 y en 1841, el presidente william henry harrison muriÓ 32 dÍas despuÉs de una frÍa inauguraciÓn en la que contrajo neumonÍa. ana malone y su hija vinieron a protestar contra trump. tienen una teorÍa distinta. fue su ego, no el frÍo. vio que no iba a llegarle suficiente gente, dijeron. mientras el equipo de transiciÓn insistÍa que habrÍa preferido la ceremonia tradicional, pero que las partes claves del dÍa se mantienen. >> todos hubiÉramos preferido afuera. esto es una fiesta democrÁtica de unas proporciones enormes para el paÍs entero y para el mundo. >> inauguraciÓn a los qu

and then he's going to say, i filled up the capitol arena more than anyone has ever filled it up. it was filled up to the rafters. all the arguments from trump are still going to be there. even if we are dealing with a security situation that truly was not was was unforeseen. but fortunately we got good people working on it right now. >> yeah. i mean, instead of seeing that iconic image that actually is a tradition started by by president jimmy carter where they got out of the presidential motorcade and walked down pennsylvania avenue to the white house, and they always come inside. i mean, these are iconic images from the inauguration. we won't see that because he will be going, as we're expecting right now, to where they're moving it inside to try to protect those people. >> and it does take something away. you know, the the when carter did that, i am happy to tell you, i was a very young man, but a political nerd. and i was there and it was we were all in shock. just as a regular person out in the crowd. and when he got out, you were there. when president carter got out of the

invitados y dignatarios y celebrarÁ despuÉs un mitin polÍtico con sus seguidores en el estadio capitol one arenalos miles de agentes con perros y caballos que tendrÍan que pasar hasta 20 horas bajo cero. y a los que venÍan con invitaciÓn de sus congresistas. la cancelaciÓn de los eventos al aire libre dejan a washington vestida y alborotada. se habÍa preparado para recibir aecenas de miles de personas. la tarima del capitolio, por ejemplo, la empezaron a construir en noviembre. temperaturas similares llevaron a ronald reagan a tomar posesiÓn dentro del capitolio en 1985 y en 1841, el presidente william henry harrison muriÓ 32 dÍas despuÉs de una frÍa inauguraciÓn en la que contrajo neumonÍa. ana malone y su hija vinieron a protestar contra trump. tienen una teorÍa distinta. fue su ego, no el frÍo. vio que no iba a llegarle suficiente gente, dijeron. mientras el equipo de transiciÓn insistÍa que habrÍa preferido la ceremonia tradicional, pero que las partes claves del dÍa se mantienen. >> todos hubiÉramos preferido afuera. esto es una fiesta democrÁtica de unas proporciones enormes para el paÍs e

i want to thank them, capitol one arena owners have an absolute fantastic.om iran, they cannot do any business with us. they're not going to do business with america. china pass, everybody passed, they were broken. they did not have money for hamas. they did not have money for hezbollah york sevens would be alive it would certainly not be incarcerated like they are. it is a shame. were getting a lot of people in a short period of time. i'm going to go right over here and sign in front of you is that okay? [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] [inaudible] why don't you say what i am signing the crooks the first item president trump assigning is the rescission of 78 biden area executive order presidential man memoranda. [cheering] [cheering] the second item president trump is a regulatory freeze preventing bureaucrats or issuing any more regulation until we have more control of the government and this administration. [cheering] [applause] [cheering] [cheering] the next item is a freeze on all federal power except the military and other excluded categories. again un

capitol hill. chad, thanks. let's go back to capital one arena.ent's middle east envoy is speaking now with ahead of president trump. if we take that live shot. is he speaking about the deal to get hostages. the families themselves have these yellow scarfs on in capital one arena. some of the family members. let's listen. >> in a leader who delivers results, resonates far beyond washington. leaders in the middle east know he means what he says. his ability to cut through bureaucratic gridlock and focus on tangible results is the game changer. it allows me to approach delicate negotiations with the confidence that the full weight of the united states is behind me. the principles president trump has laid out for our approach to the middle east and foreign policy in general, are four fold and they are clear. one, respect for sovereignty. every nation deserves the right to determine its own destiny free from the interference of external powers. two, economic prosperity as a bridge to stability. through economic partnerships and investment, we can buil

make america great again rally happening to celebrate trump's victory, and that will be at the capitol one arena in washington, d.c.. you can watch it live here on c-span at 3:00 p.m. eastern. it will also be on c-span now, our free mobile video app. we are looking for your thoughts this -- our number for (202)-748-8920 . republicans, (202)-748-8921. independents, (202)-748-8922. -- let's start with doug on our line for independents. caller: how are you today? host: turn down the volume on your tv. caller: how is that? host: that's good, go ahead. caller: i'm talking about the inauguration of president trump tomorrow. is the united states really ashamed of itself right now? a convicted felon taking the most office -- most important office in the world and the guys totally a disgrace when he was the president the first time and he is going to take as much for him and his millionaire and billionaire buddies as he can over the next four years. all he does is named call people -- name call people. he is a terrible man, unfit to be president in my book. all i know is most people will have to duck and

donald trump apparently will hold a victory rally at capitol one arena in washington the day before hisi think there is definitely a feeling of optimism with the new administration coming in and i have a feeling this victory party will show that. what say you? >> even though he's not talking about it, he doesn't talk about the wall although he is building it and doesn't talk the size of the crowd though it will be enormous. he wants both things done, he has learned from it, the more attention you bring the more time your enemies have to take something you want. that was 99% great, one% was ill advised, this will be perfect and give people one more chance to be on the same team. my hope is he will take the themes he's building in his inaugural speech and try it out in a micro version of all supporters and i think it will be great, it will be good to see and maybe a few cabinet secretaries confirmed by then. ashley: who knows? very quickly, are we seeing a more finessed donald trump on the second term? brian: yeah. first time multiple things gone wrong, where somebody screws up, a test of

part in a wreath-laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery before holding a rally at the capitol. one arena. trump posted on social media true social. the arena will also be open monday for a public viewing of the inauguration. the ceremony is being moved inside to the capitol rotunda because of bitterly cold weather. the coldest, in fact, since the second reagan inauguration in 1985, which was also moved inside. and we'll have special coverage of president elect trump's inauguration tomorrow morning right here on kron 4 starting at 07:00am and starting at noon, our catherine heenan sits down with a panel of political experts to offer analysis of this big event. take a look at these lunar new year. celebrations underway in san francisco. people gathered in the richmond district for a parade and festival celebrating the year of the snake local vendors and performers packed balboa street. san francisco is newest mayor daniel lurie was also there. >> it's fresh new fresh start. so i'm excited. this is the first of many celebrations celebrating safely and all over this city and starting off in

some of those speakers, i think some of those speakers have already started talking at the capitol, one arena. but from where i am, we can see the motorcades coming and going from the capitol. as far as i can tell, president trump is still at the capitol, you know, in a presidential motorcade leaves somewhere. it's tough to miss. and so far we haven't seen anything like that. leaving the capitol itself. so we're expecting them to be heading over to the capital. one arena shortly to kind of pick up part 2 of today. but i think in terms of specific timing, we'll just have to wait and see. >> stick with us. they were not. we got we got trevor looking out for the president still inside the capitol there at the inaugural luncheon. so trevor, appreciate it. thank you very much. we're going take a quick break here at 12. 32. but more of our special >> for american citizens, january, 20th 2025 liberation day. >> the president speaking today on inauguration day trying to uplift the nation, referring to the golden age of america starts now. let's check in with cal state east bay, professor of communica

that arena is home to the washington wizards basketball team and the washington capitols hockey team. it can hold about 20,000 attendees. now, look whose here with us. former michigan gop gubernatorial candidate tudor dixon. it's wonderful to see you again. happy new year. let's turn to this news. president trump is sounding the alarm that senate democrats want to "improperly stall and delay the confirmation process of his cabinet nominees." what do you make of this? the senate confirmation hearings are set to begin within days. >> right well first and foremost, liz, happy birthday to you. liz: oh, thank you. >> of course, but to get into this , yeah. i mean, i think that the senate democrats need to understand that in november, the american people said don't get in trump's way. that should be the message to them right now. especially after what we've seen in the past two days. we've had a terror attack on u.s. soil. the message should be clear. give donald trump the nominees he is asking for because he is ready to make sure our country is great again and that means we need to revamp

instead of an inaugural parade he will celebrate with supporters and capitol one arena. is pledging to sign more than 200 executive actions on his first day back in office. call miss blanketing israel and gaza long-awaited cease-fire and hostage deal between israel and hamas takes hold. ninety palestinian prisoners were freed from israel as part of a deal that comes hours after the first three hamas held the hostages were released. they are said to be in good health 30 more expected to be let go in the coming weeks. israeli troops have also begun to withdraw from gaza to a buffer zone hundreds of aid trucks enter the enclave. back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪. mark: welcome back america. victor davis hanson what you look most forward to and donald trump as president? why no one is is you have to look and listen to joe biden anymore put on the positive side we looking for? >> i'm excited that what he has reinvented the republican party and made it a party nationalists, fervor and middle-class. he is kind of destroyed the tribal woke up session and a fixation. when you se

he'll start with the capitol one arena where his spotters will be and once he's back if oval office with expect more executive orders there, jake, a very busy day as the trumps are about to get started here in washington, a very different one he came to eight years ago. >> all right, thanks so much, kaitlin collins on capitol hill. now let's go to blair house, awaiting the trumps' departure, what are you hearing from the trump team what the president- elect is doing and what he's thinking on this historic day. >> i spoke with one trump adviser this morning, jake, who told me essentially he's really excited to finally get back to work, a moment that he and his team have been really looking forward to for several weeks since he won the election in november, but really over the past several years and this idea of donald trump's big return to the white house, his triumphant return to the white house and part of why, all of these executive orders, the breath of them, the sweeping nature of them they want this to be a shock to the system trying to get into, you know, exactly, really showing th

capitol. >> following that, he'll return to capital one arena for a parade in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. all right. many thanks for that report. and we're just >> 3 hours away from today's transfer power from president biden president elect trump weiner in the bay area. man is in san francisco. they're going to host an inauguration watch party kron four's joey horta is live in san francisco. folks are going to get together. good morning, joey. >> good morning, rainy. yeah. manny's here in the mission. just one of the many watch parties happening around the bay area this morning. and organizers say it's an opportunity to bring people together for this historic occasion. so the 47th president takes the oath of office at 9 o'clock. our time in what's expected to be a peaceful transfer of power those watching here at manny's will be having and open conversation about the incoming president's impact, the next chapter of american politics. wall, hundreds gathered at the san francisco civic center over the weekend for anti-trump protest. >> and the point no return to be

speaking of the capitol, they will go from here to capital one arena and that is where our own bill baltugeve got 20,000 people crammed into this arena waiting for president trump to arrive. you get the sense when he does show up, this place is going to erupt. the preprogram has started. charlie kirk is speaking behind me right now. we expect elon musk, virginia governor glen yunken and kash patel. we're told that president trump is going to sign a series of executive orders here in this arena. let me step out and give you a quick look. they set up a desk up there. they just put the presidential seal on it. we are told that president trump is going to sit down at that desk in front of this crowd of 20,000 of his most fervent supporters and start signing executive orders in front of them. you can imagine the crowd will go wild when he announces some of those policies. some of the speakers behind us have just declared that what they describe as an invasion at the southern border is over. every time trump has been on the jumbotron behind us today, this crowd has gone absolutely wild. the bigge

miles de personas llegaron a hacer fila afuera de la arena capitol en washington, d.c.Ñal que algunos dijeron parecÍa un saludo nazi. >> my heart goes out to you. it is thanks to you that the future of civilization is assured. >> musk aÚn no ha reaccionado a las crÍticas. dentro de la misma arena se llevÓ a cabol desfile con las bandas de las fuerzas armadas. y este fue el momento en que la ternura de los hijos de j.d evans acapararon las miradas de todos. otro de los momentos mÁs emotivos fue cuando bomberos y rescatistas de butler, algunos quienes respondieron al intento de asesinato del presidente trump en pennsylvania. durante la campaÑa aparecieron y hubo un minuto de silencio. realmente impresionante, julio. lo que se viviÓ en esta arena a mi espalda. la gente hizo de todo para poder ver al presidente trump. esperÓ diez horas para que llegara. aguantÓ temperaturas gÉlidas, justo como lo estamos haciendo tamÉn nosotros ahora, de regreso, definitivamente. >> pero esa emociÓn y esa algarabÍa estuvo constante a lo largo de esta histÓrica jornada. >> es una jornada his

at capitol one arena, which seats roughly 20,000 people. that rally will happen on january 19th and then the next day, trump will be sworn into a second term in the white house. we'll send it back to you, griff. griff: nate foy live in west palm beach. thank you. >> in for more on the start of the 119th congress, and the trump agenda ahead, let's bring in now south carolina congressman and member of the house foreign relations committee, joe wilson. thank you for being here on set and i know all of your colleagues are gathering at a republican retreat. you took the time to get mere. here. and 119th congress, you have the narrowest majority, i think the second narrowest in 100 years, yet, we saw speaker johnson prevail it was at least, a statement was made by a few holdouts. how do you see things going? are there going to be bumps in the road ahead? >> griff, i'm grateful to be with an ole miss rebel. and indeed, i want to give president trump credit. he's brought us together and we had success on mike johnson on the very first ballot. there

capitol hill. laura at the white house. and stephanie sy at the capital one arena.hanks to you all. ♪ amna: president trump is expected to issue a record number of executive orders by the end of his first day in office. for a closer look at the power of these orders and their limits, we're joined by andrew rudalevige, professor of government at bowdoin college and author of "the new imperial presidency." welcome to the news hour. broadly speaking, just educate us, what doesn't executive action give the president authority to do? how is it different than a law? andrew: an executive order or a different kind of presidential directive, there's a whole category of them. it basically gives the president the ability to try to implement the law and a way that is consonant with his preferences. it is part of the power of faithful execution of the law under the constitution. so, the power of an executive order does not extend past with the constitution or the existing statute already allows the president to do. obviously, different presidents interpret those earlier statutes

take part in a wreath-laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery will hold a rally at the capitol. one arena, trump posted on truth social. the arena will also be open monday for a public viewing of the inauguration. the ceremony, as you've heard being moved inside the capitol rotunda because of bitterly cold weather, the coldest, in fact, since the second reagan inauguration in 1985, that one was also moved inside. stars in washington, d.c., then at donald trump's first inauguration weekend. but thousands did turn out today. >> organizers of the people's mic come from republican policies will undermine the rights of women, immigrants and minorities. >> 4 granddaughters and my 4 grandchildren and all grandchildren and all children. i want world to now. >> that the majority of americans do not support this administration. and it's important for us to continue. making our voices heard. he unfortunately on the election. and so we're not going to react the same to stand. >> 4 years ago. we still get a say as to what's going on in this country. and this is the day to do that. >> i years ago and 2

once again at the capitol arena. >> annmarie hordern live at capitol hill.toric moment, the first indoor inauguration since 1985, certainly much colder today. -- much colder than it was today. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> to our tv and radio audience this worldwide, welcome to special live coverage of the inauguration of donald trump. i

at the capitol one arena on inauguration eve. that's going to be one to see. as the president-elect prepares to take office, joe biden is working overtime to sabotage trump's agenda. starting with the desperate ploy to curb domestic energy production by permanently banning offshore drilling in some u.s. waters. last week, a federal judge ordered the biden administration to stop selling off-border wall materials. here with reaction incoming white house deputy chief-of-staff for policy stephen miller. i appreciate your time. joe biden put a good face. said he would cooperate with the trump administration. some of these actions, doesn't look like he's paving wait to allow the next president, who was elected overwhelmingly, to actually be able to do what he has a mandate to do. >> yes, let's talk about the energy issue, jason, which is so central to the election and the economic future of the united states. president trump campaigned for two years straight on drill, baby, drill, open up american energy, get the cost of living down, get inflation down, make america

this will happen capitol one arena which holds 20000 people and generate 19th.y trump will be sworn into the white house for his second term. bill: is like that speaker vote was an early test for trump he showed up flexing his political muscles with those phone calls. nay foy life for us thank you. for more on this winter in missouri republican congressman eric burlison sets in the house oversight committee. he's a member of the freedom coppers. thank you for your time tonight. we heard nay talking about it right there. it look like yesterday for a little bit we're going be heading toward some drama per than trump makes a couple of phone calls and get the votes to flip around. what do you think would have happened if trump did not directly intervene yesterday? >> i think things will be very bad if trump had not intervened. but look, this is remarkable shift on the difference between the white trump came in and in his first term. he came into a chilly reception. not everyone was embracing trump and now you've got members who trusted donald trump more than they do

his team is looking forward to what they call a victory rally at capitol one arena which holds 20000e. it's going to happen on the eve of the inauguration on january 19. the next day president trump will be sworn into the white house for second term. >> nate foy reporting from west palm beach. thank you. louisiana senator bill cassidy. senator, thank you for being here. >> thank you precook senator fbi dhs counterterrorism warrant a potential copycat attacks after what we saw in new orleans. there are several large-scale events from the super bowl in new orleans to inauguration and d.c. it is enough being done to prevent something like this from happening again? >> i can promise you everything is going to be done. they do not want to look bad. and to comment more poorly they want to protect the american people. you have to recognize that wherever their so-called soft target street festivals and say there's potentessay this potentr something bad to happen. i would encourage the american people to be alert report things that look the thing terrorists what to do which is to say i'm too

plan b, the official watch party at the capitol one arena where we met them in line. >> you could bewhere else in the world and you chose to be here in this kind of weather. what are your thoughts? >> we are so excited to be here. the excitement in the air. we didn't want to miss this opportunity, it's a once-in-a-lifetime to be here. >> maurice: being in an arena in fellow trump supporter's made it worth the long drive in snow and ice and today 3:00 a.m. wake-up call. compare what you saw it's what you expected. >> it's exaggerated. the feeling around this is exaggerated. the excitement is exaggerated. i thought on a tiny scale this woods what we would experience but it's so much more. >> maurice: this is the stuff you talk about in school and i see in person. what was that like? >> it was amazing. >> maurice: trump started the day with the service at st. john's, known as the church of the presidents. the bidens are less hosted the trumps to the white house for tea. >> what did he say? >> that's between trump and me. >> maurice: trump left a note for biden four years ago but trump r

together to the capitol, spend the majority of the day at the capitol inside, now just leaving capitol one arenae that sort of thing, everyone is supposed to be unified. and during that time he chose to specifically say negative things about my demographic. i don't think that is really good way to try to unify the country. i think it's a very dangerous game to start using words to target people, just because they are not part of the in group that he thinks represents everyone. this is a free country and everyone is supposed to be represented. host: what do you identify as your demographic? caller: i'm a transgender person and they specifically said things targeting my demographic. so that has me concerned. to be honest with you, neither party really gives two sense about us, so it is what it is. anyway, i really appreciate you letting me speak and things. host: thank you for calling in and thanks for watching. by the way, if you don't want to hear people talking, you can always turn to c-span2. once the senate is out, we go back to sights and sounds of washington, d.c., we've had that on all day

capitol one arena. and national cathedral. details are available online and we encourage you to plan ahead. as the inaugural events unfold. the state-of-the-arts command center will monitor events in realtime. leverage a camera network to manage crowds. we will be ready to respond quickly for any situation. mpd will insure your right to peacefully protest and assemble however, i'd like to reiterate as i always have. violence, destruction won't be tolerated. offenders will face swift consequences. last friday, a group of protesters outside the national archives broke the law and began to teardown signage. we were deployed and moved in and made several arrests. six for unlawful entry and six for crossing a police line. we will do that for any other acts that happens across the city. we will not tolerate violence. we want people to come to enjoy the city. those who break the law will be arrested and held accountable. we ask to make sure everyone stays safe while being an extra pair of eyes and ears. if you see something, say some