on the republican side, darrell issa of southern california, said he's got a bill to make it tougher to get h1b visas. >> the most interesting point, to watch the reaction in the united states, to watch the reaction in india. this is important to california. california's dented on tech, i.p. law, things coming out of india. call centers, things like that. india has really freaked out about this because it would mean a lot of indian companies or companies that have major business in india are not going to be able to get their workers over unless they pay them a lot more or something was to change. and just a quick stat -- the indian stock market lost 22,000 crones, the equivalent of $5 million, when this was announced that this was filed by republican darrell issa. >> and essentially now the highly skilled workers, there's a $60,000 threshold. this would move it in terms of salaries to $100,000. it would also eliminate this requirement for a master's

darrell: i think we have done a good job of scratching the surface. peter: i think it has made people more knowledgeable. he will have more than one product. i think that is good news, they are aware of it. ,ut they are not aware of is the growth rate and the challenges that will be faced. i mentioned those two cases, but there is also something as and i may have the same products. how do we make sure we both have our own space and we own our rise. those are questions that judiciary and other committees will be deciding. one of the things i see happening is, the energy and commerce committee wants to be very active in that. that means we will have to grow the internet of things to give itself as multijurisdictional. we will have to actively recruit people from several committees if we are going to bring the right people in to make sure all committees are working on legislation. i think we have just scratched the surface. --talked about a few kick key areas in the last congress in smart cities. folks understand the cases that were happening and early p

darrell issa: president obama is not going softly into the night. sharyl: like the post-election retaliation against russia, the obama administration is also holding open the gates of gitmo , and allowing a u.n. vote condemning israel for its settlement activities. josh bolten: the outgoing president can do a lot to make it either easy or difficult for the incoming folks to operate, and most outgoing presidents tend to do some of both. sharyl: welcome to "full measure." this week president-elect trump held a press conference. most of the questions and much of the post conference coverage had little to do with many of the key concerns of americans. but we have different questions. will we be safer under the new administration? and what are the real threats facing america? president trump will be managing a diverse and some say growing group of foreign threats. we talked with two top intelligence officials and began by asking president obama's former head of the defense intelligence agency, david shedd, to help us navigate the biggest challenges ahead

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>> i'm joined by representative darrell issa, a republican from california and a member of the house committee on foreign affairs. welcome, sir. >> thank you, carol. just to put it in perspective, for more than a decade three separate presidents banned americans from going to lebanon, temporary bans for reasons of security, lack of vetting capability go both ways. as you might know jimmy carter banned people coming from iran, one of the seven countries we're dealing with. although i don't want to say that this was perfectly executed by any means and there has been some confusion, i think we have to put it in perspective, it's temporary. it does not target people, per se, based on religion and, quite frankly, most of the critics are saying other countries should be added if you want to catch all terrorists. that's sort of a counter message i keep hearing. >> but here's the thing. it's a combination of things that make people believe this

joining us is darrell cronk., the idea of seeing six marginally down days for the dow in the last seven is giving at least some investors a moment of pause. what are your clients talking about and asking you about with regard to how to navigate this kind of market? >> it's a good point, dom. i think we're in consolidation mode here, rates consolidating, equities consolidates, for that matter currencies consolidating. certainly a lot of news to digest. this will be the biggest week in earnings. 30% of the s&p reporting earnings this week. we'll see the fourth quarter gdp number on friday. certainly we have all the moment by moment rhetoric coming out of washington about where priorities lie for the new administration in the first 100 days. investors are trying to digest that, take it in we're telling them to stay focused on the economy, not just focus on the moment by moment headlines. >> where priorities lie certainly appear to be trade. that keeps with donald trump's campaign promises. his first action to withdr

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representative suzan delbene a democrat from washington and representative darrell issa, a republican from california. both have some background. so congressman i said how do you view your role as a member of congress as it comes to tech policies? >> you know i just came from a consumer electronic show. and when you remind of how much the industry is growing and how many new things you see for the first time and people try to explain them to you because it has been a year. then you realize someone who is not in the industry, you know suzan and i both came out of the industry. we are falling behind.we are doing what we can to stay up but we are causally trying to take that slightly behind technology and relate to people who really have never done much more than just go to best buy. and it is quite a challenge sometimes because the folks want to understand technology. but once they get past will that is data isn't it? you know you realize you have a bit of a challenge. and we are very lucky that we have, not just suzan and myself in a number of members that have done what they can do to

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representative susan then nick, democrat from washington and representative-- represented darrell isis from california both have tech backgrounds. congressman, how do you view your role as a member of congress when it comes to tech policy? >> i just came back from the consumer electronic show and when you're reminded of how much the industry is growing and how many new things you see for the first time and people try to ask my new to because it's been a year, then you realize that someone who is not in the industry-- susan and i both came out of the industry and we are pulling behind and doing what we can to stay up, but we are trying to take a slightly behind technology knowledge and relate to people. .. one of the big reasons we started the internet of things caucus was to help educate other lawmakers about where technology is headed. so that you have a good basis understanding where policy might be impacted or needs to be impacted. the other role we play is to make sure that we have laws up-to-date where the world actually works. we have outdated laws to e-commerce and people having

fox's darrell nail live in port ever grades florida. darrell i know that's a few miles south of ft.that's where travelers who were inside that airport are now headed. what's the latest? >> reporter: the airport is completely shut down. so port ever grades was a couple miles away as as you said serving as make shift rifle gate. what you see behind me are buses and cars bringing what the airport estimate is around 10,000 passengers you can see them through the window there just a portion of them trying to make their way home. these people have been waiting in their plane more than eight and a half miles. some on the tarmac. some inside the airport. of course, the shooter was one of them according to fbi. you inside the airport in the baggage claim. took a handgun out of his check baggage and began shooting in the baggage claim area. eight people injury. five people dead. as you just mentioned, we heard late tonight from the fbi that they did have contact with the shooter at 26-year-old esteban santiago. they spoke to him at length. he told them they had voices in his head. isis videos

california republican congressman darrell issa is a member of the house foreign affairs and judiciary committees. good morning, congressman? >> good morning, alisyn. >> let's start with what's going on with the intelligence community. the team says mr. trump is looking to limit the power of the director of national intelligence. that is the agency created after 9/11 to help streamline the intelligence that used to be siloed. mr. trump apparently feels the dni is an impediment to intelligence gathering. do you agree with that? >> i do, and i do for a reason that i think is the pure bureaucracy of the dn. >>> i. i was on the select intelligence committee when we made those decisions, when we formed it and when we limited its power congressionally. former congressman pete hoekstra was the chairman. it was very clear at the time of the enactment that it was supposed to be a imt willed coordination body. it was never intended to have more than a couple of hundred total employees. it was all about the siloing. in other words, they were going to look at 16 agencies and see if there were thin

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darrell issa a member of the foreign affairs committee. nice to have you back. always good to talk to you. >> good to be on, jim. you picked some great subjects. >> there you go. we're going to be here for hours. let's start, first, with john lewis' comments. he's been in the house for decades. he's a civil rights icon. he just said he does not see donald trump as a legitimate commander in chief. what is your reaction? >> john is a good man and i think he will, in time, feel that he used his words poorly. you know, similar conversations occurred when i first came to congress 16 years ago when some members shot off about an appointed, not an elected president. ultimately, we all have to make this presidency a success. it is now the law we live under. john's a good man. i think in time he will change his position to find ways to work with this president. but i can understand his grief and his pain. he fully expected hillary clinton to win. he, like many people, thinks, well, donald trump couldn't possibly win. i'm a native of ohio, but i'm a californian. in califo

darrell darrell issa still ahead >> my friend is getting engaged today. >> that's so sweet. why would anyone get married but i want to o o o o constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief back "justice with judge jeanine." jeanine: as busy as we close in on just 12 days until the inauguration of our 45th president. joining me now is my political panel are old friends chairman republican strategist david allen and making his debut tonight democratic strategist and former consultant to the department of homeland security. thanks for joining us a gentleman. i want to start with the russian hacking issue and i will start with you david on the issue of whether or not their russian hacking issue is one that has given president-elect donald trump's decision to say you know there was some russian influence over the hacking. did he make a turnaround on this and was it enough? >> judge, ame

. >> you don't know what happened, first of all darrell scott, michael, they they are in the process all over the country with allch different backgrounds, remember the diversity coalition. >> negroes were being dragged in front of tv is a exploit for donald trump's before joining me is richard fowler and crystal right, the author of pawn job.ee jumping back to what we saw earlier, is donald trump a legitimate president. >> i think he is a legitimate president. >> thank you.. stop while you are ahead. >> he won the electoral college. >> yea. >> to the previous question about darrell's got who blocked me on twitter. >> did you block me on twitter?d >> he hate tweeted me, i hate tweeted back. jesse: i don't even know what that means but you do have them setting up a line in the same thing if you are black and you associate with trump, you are mediocre. what is that all about. >> the last time i looked, i'm not a mediocre negro at all, but what's interesting about the comment, he had no problem with hillary. he said trump was using steve harvey and using blacks for photo ops but he had

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darrell is up first in bedford, ohio, public and. -- republican. caller: i want to talk about the , donald trump and the press conference. i think it was awesome, i think it was great. i think what it tells to russia and russian hacking, it is something that you have to look into like cyber security. if hillary clinton won the election you would not hear anything about russian hacking from the liberal media or from democrats. the reason why obama did not say anything about russian hacking before the election is because he thought it was not a big deal because hillary clinton was going to win the election. russia did not tell hillary clinton not to go to wisconsin. russia did not tell hillary clinton to use a private email server. the whole russia thing is just political. as far as the rex tillerson hearing, i want to talk about that. i thought marco rubio was horrible in that confirmation hearing. he was absolutely horrible. the reason why he was so bad in that hearing was because he basically asked a guy who is supposed to be the top diplomat of t

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and locals like darrell bushkin swear it could have been worse. >> last night it was up to there. 10 feet inside. that's when there was $2,000 gone. >> reporter: but everyone we spoke with agrees they are here to stay. >> its part of living out here. i chose to live out here. i'm happy. >> reporter: here's a comparison to show how much the floodwaters have receded in the past 24 hours. this is what the gorilla at the pee wee mini golf course looked like at noon yesterday. and back out here live, this is what the gorilla looks like today. hey, we might see his whole body by the time the early evening hours hit. we are drying out. live in guerneville, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> chains required on 80 over donner pass. white-out conditions are still hitting some areas. the blizzard conditions have forced several tahoe ski resorts to close. this is video from heavenly in southlake. they and others are still digging around from 10 feet of snow. let's turn to roberta with a closer look at the resorts that are shut down. >> it's so odd because i was thinking of some of the representatives the

. >>> in chestnut hill fresco user darrell at norwood academy for the opening ceremony of the schooldition. it's the annual snowball tournament. no real snow actually involved it's a basketball competition that's been happening at the academy for the last 44 years. when you see news happening, be sure to take out your phone and shoot it and use the fresco app zen it to our newsroom. dawn? >> thank you very much, chris. it is friday night which means sean brace is here and he's got something to get off his chest as usual. sean? >> that's right, dawn. with the nfl playoffs starting tomorrow, i wanted to give a message to all eagles fans as we head into a crucial off season. howie roseman some slack i thi think. my commentary on why is next. >>> sean brace coming to the defense of eagles vice-president of football operations howie roseman. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> okay. with the nfl playoffs kicking off tomorrow afternoon i want to give message to all eagles fans. take it easy on the vice-president player personnel howie roseman. i know, i know, believe it or not howie made a

the research analysts to weigh in on the financials and california congressman darrell issa. we take it off right now with an historic day the market yesterday. the dow jones industrial average closing at a record high never seen before. here's what i predicted they prefer the blue-chip average hit the milestone and ferney & co. yesterday. >> for the last several years, eight years you had businesses sitting on cash. now they say okay, the regular trade burdens will come off. the shackles come off. i'll take things off the shelf that i put on the shelf six years ago. i will invest more in the u.s. taking a look of what business will be doing. are they going to put money to work? crediting with helping helping the dow reaches new high. here's what i said when the winner was declared on election night were going to trump was about to take it. >> i would predict to you that this ultimately will be a huge buying opportunity because when you look at both candidates economic sense, trump said he was to lower taxes and rollback regulations. regulation has been the one barrier before

[commercial break] [commercial break] joe: darrell, darrell, and so wait, slow down.hat one employee was terminated, that is the one employee that has been with them since 2009. you got to listen with a third year, read with a third year, listen with a third year. best political advice i ever got. here you are, as i was getting ready for this hearing, i decided let the check. what was he doing from 2009? if you weren't nominated for this position, chances are you would not have checked. you would not have checked. and you have president-elect trump that nominates, first off, the trump people should have checked. he shouldn't have been allowed to go before the senate committee not knowing this. it is called vetting, it is called vetting. the republican senators care? we might have disagreed about the second amendment and i will read it but here's my point. this will disappoint a lot of people and let's continue on with the clips. that is absolutely crazy. >> is the president-elect going to keep his word to the american people. >> what is the answer? >> to the best of y

. > tonight on the communicators darrell issa and issues facing ongress, trump administration and society. they are interviewed by the reporter.echnology >> as proponents of the internet tothings we're asking people consider putting hundreds of of microphones and speakers and various diagnostic their homes and their bodies and we have to get it right on whether or not you that for your own benefit if you feel that going to be un fairly attacked. role we play is make way we have things with the things are up to date. many policies are outdated that contemplate everything from e-commerce to cell phones nd all the information that is transmitted not only within the u.s. but around the world. o we have a lot of work to do not only to keep policy up to date but be more future looking. tonight at 8:00 .astern on c-span 2 fplt the presidential inauguration of donald trump is friday. c-span will have live coverage f all the day's events and ceremonies. atch live on c-span and c-span.org and also live the paee

darrell green, redskins super bowl clasp and hall of famer put it bluntly.re's no other way to say was an embarrassing showing today. enjoy your offseason. from jamie, kirk, that was a hard loss for all of us and redskins nation, but i know we are a better team than we showed this year. head on over to the wusa9 facebook page. join the conversation. vote in our poll. do you think that the redskins should resign kirk cousins? >>> well, tiny but mighty is how friends are remembering charlotte zaremba. the 16-year-old was shot and killed in howard county around 2 a.m. this morning, her mother also shot. stephanie ramirez tells us the suspect then turned the gun on himself. >> she just always was smiling and she was always really happy and i don't know. she was just really sweet like a friend. >> reporter: isabella kushner said she and 16-year-old charlotte zaremba were martial arts sparring partners for a little while. kushner's father was the instructor. >> she was quiet but strong mi. this is devastating. >> reporter: howard county police say around 2 a.m. za

police say darrell aluminum kin shot and killed prince george's county fire fighter, critically woundedn emergency call last april. he was not supposed to have a gun because of a previous assault charge. police say he thought the men were intruders and that's why he wasn't charged with a more serious crime. he will be sentenced in march. he faces up to 15 years in jail. >> at least 20 people are dead now, more than dozens injured after a string of tornadoes battered the south. >> those twisters ripped across the south east over the weekend he leaving destruction for miles and all 44 reports of tornado damage across six states in just 48 hours. georgia took the most severe hit, 15 of the victims are from there. search and rescue crews are still looking for those missing including a 2-year-old boy. >> we have a lot of people that have been separated from their families. they have no homes, no food, no warmth and no hope. we need a lot of help. >> georgia governorth will tour the damage on wednesday. president trump has promised federal aid. those were some vicious tornadoes. and a lot of t

community advocate named darrel alums came to the hospital to offer support. he told us the little girl is fighting for her life, her mother, aunts and uncles and grandparents are all here. he said the family is asking for prayers. >> this little girl is 2 years old. we shouldn't have to start off our year 2017 in oakland with a baby dying like this. so just keep this child, keep the family in prayers right now. >> reporter: allums founded attamica village which offers support to mothers who lose children to street violence. family members told people in two cars were shooting at each other when a stray bullet hit the little girl. police do not know if the car was parked or moving at the time. the girl was first taken to highland hospital, and then brought here to ucsf benninghoff children's hospital children's hospital in oakland. the new police chief has been briefed also about this incident. elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >> thank you. and we did send out a push alert when this story broke. stay on top of breaking news by downloading the abc 7 news app for

pastor darrell scott, michael cohen.in the process of bringing people from all different background. remember the diversity coalition where we reach out to all different times of people. >> negroes are being dragged out in front of people for exploitation by donald trump. jesse: jumping back to what we earlier saw there, is donald trump a legitimate president? >> i think donald trump is a legitimate president. jesse: stop while you are ahead. >> he wouldn't electoral college. the previous clip. he blocked me on twitter. he hate tweeted me, i hate tweeted back and he blocked me. jesse: you have mark la mond hill saying if you associate with trump and you are black, you are mediocre. >> the last time i looked i'm not a mediocre negro. he said trump was using steve harvey and using blacks for photo-ops. by has no problem with hillary clinton using blacks in or campaign and losing the black vote. when is the last time you saw hillary with so many black people? never except on the campaign. you are saying hillary clinton and

and the referent darrell scott. people are coming around. even more will come around because donald trump is going to do what he said he was going to do. he's going to deliver on it. they are going be impressed. >> sean: i have always as a conservative, we had this discussion one night, at a restaurant, not a bar. it struck straight to me that every four years, the democratic party will play the race card. republicans are racist, sexist, islamic phobic, all this nonsense. it's not true. if donald trump does send education back to the states, does fix the inner city schools that are broken, if he can fix a city like detroit, or milwaukee, or cleveland and philly, and bring jobs to the black community, can the demographics shift where the black community will now vote in greater numbers to republicans? >> yeah come on because he's going to do some undeniable things. we already have some major initiatives. in the formation stage. when these things come out, when it pops. it's going to be great. it's good to be undeniab

joining me now is pastor dale darrell scott from cleveland, ohio who is also a trump's reporter as well as fox news contributed mr. green. remember when the for republicans, they tried to wreak havoc on this ethics committee. isn't the congressional black caucus making slavery reparations just as ridiculous. >> that's not true. jesse: where am i going wrong? >> this bill has been introduced for decades and his focus, the focus focus of this bill is to first research what has happened to african-americans in this country starting with slavery, the impact impact of the jim crow era and then to figure out which specific remedies can be recommended. jesse: was this smart politics for him and january 2016. >> of a smart politics for him going back for many years. whether this is specific to donald trump or the specific in turmoil with race relations is not accurate. jesse: you know mr. trump personally. is he ever going to consider slavery reparations? is this going nowhere. >> president obama, in 2008, 2008, he opposed reparations publicly. he's done some social programs that could be imple

open phones, we go to long beach, california, hear from darrell, on the independent line.ler: good morning, bill. the insurance -- this incident what is ns hacking in, amazing to me, we have so many lawmakers, i heard yesterday the democratic party will hire eric holder, i used to fact with the other attorneys there, so our tax be spent with arguing. viruses in your computer. that guy is alive, he is 71 years old. he made the comment this is fal see about people hacking and computer. to your i know there has been a couple times you are going, i didn't computer and you have to get it off. host: right. have : the thing, you people who have knowledge of things. the unions have employed and put programs.edical i pay $1000 a year between retired,curity and i'm i keep my union healthcare. people to have understand this organizations in the united states that have to skills and bring knowledge. yet what happens, you get rguments fwing and nobody accomplishes anything. so, the scriptures point out a stuff.bunch of one says great swelling words, i that isn't politicians, don't know

. >> monday on "the communicators," representative darrell issa and susan divinity on tech issues facing congress, the trust administration, and society. they are interviewed by ashley gold, politico technology reporter. >> so as proponents of the internet of things, we know that we are asking people to consider putting hundreds of thousands of microphone, speakers, and various diagnostic equipment into their homes and onto their bodies, and we have got to get it right on whether or not you were going to do that for euros l that youryou fee privacy is going to be unfairly task. >> the other big brawl we pray ofto make sure we have lots people who are up-to-date with the way the world works. we have any policies that are outdated, that didn't contemplate everything from e-commerce to people having cell phones and all the other information transmitted not only within the u.s. but around the world. we have a lot of work to do to not only keep policy up-to-date, that the more future looking as well. >> watch "the communicators," monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> now, a look at

pastor darrell scott. be with us tomorrow, special coverage of president obama's farewell speech. and my col is maria bartiromo interviewing jamie dimon. kennedy: trump's cabinet nominees confirmation hearings begin tomorrow. was russia really behind efforts to screw up our election? and could it lead to another cold war? ambassador john bolton has more. everybody knows riding the bus hasn't worked. buckle up, baby. make like sandra bullock. it's time to roll. washington is getting jammed as senate committees overflow with nominees desperate to get votes. democratic senators like chuck schumer. powerless and helpless, chuck's angels have to watch up to five nominees a day parade through respective senate committees. and wednesday alone they head off to their grills to get seared or coddled. jeff sessions who is looking to become attorney general takes the stage tuesday morning. he's a well-liked senator. even with colleagues who clash with him on policy. hopefully he will be pushed by senators like dianne feinstein who see the ongoing referendum on weed gaining critical mass as vo

. >> reporter: here in the center of the destruction zone darrell is thankful his daughter didn't sleepn her bed, her mattress was thrown into a tree. >> everything was uprooted, like a rag doll slammed to the floor and everything on top of it. a neighbor heartbroken after seeing the damage for the first time. >> reporter: the national weather service said this twister was likely on the ground for 15 miles per hour. it's the same area hit by an e 4 tornado a couple of years ago. more destruction, at william kerry university, buildings are crushed, cars are overturned, the roof of the lecture hall collapsed. the school is now closed until further notice. >> they need to know that help is on the way. >> reporter: the mayor said that he and his wife were forced out of their home a year back four years ago when the ef-4 tornado struck, he said while a trailer is an affordable housing option, it's not an adequate shelter. he is asking people to go to the red cross shelter. abc news. >> we're looking for a nor'easter tomorrow. >> reporter: a snow-less nor'easter. that will makes you happy. fo

host: birmingham, alabama, democratic line, good morning, darrell. caller: thank you for taking my call. host: what are your thoughts on the confirmation hearings, what stood out for you? caller: what stood out for me is -- these areople very rich people. they think they have a connection to everything that is against the united states of america. , i am an air force veteran. protecte career was to against russia. in the mccarthyism, if someone spoke of communism, they were blackballed. they were excluded from their jobs and ridiculed. to fast-forward and have our president-elect speak upon the person that i personally try to protect us against is totally, totally -- it seems so backward. i am hoping that these people, to be concerned under donald littlewould give him a more advice on how the democratic process works. because the people who are following him do not seem to have any idea, no disrespect, one person cannot do every task. we are just hoping that -- i have always had people, i have had teammates that i did not like. but i want them to kno

visit ncicap.org >> tonight, representtive darrell issa on it can issues facing congress, the trump administration, and society. >> so as proponents of the internet of things we know we're asking people to consider putting hundreds of thousands of microphones, of speakers, and of various diagnostic equipment into their homes and on to their bodies. and we've got to get it right on whether or not you're going to do that for your own benefit if you feel that your privacy is going to be unfairly taxed. >> the other big role i think we play is to make sure we have laws that are up to date with the way the world works today. we have many policies that are updated that didn't contemplate everything from e commerce to people having cell phones and the information transmitted not only in the u.s. but around the world. o we have a lot of work to do. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >> with donald trump set to be sworn in this friday as the country's 45th president next we take

here to tell us more about it, commander darrell burke. this is quite an event. to make sure everything is ready to go. >> we have been doing this for six-month preparing for the inauguration, the 58th inauguration. we do three things -- this ceremonial honor peace, and also operation support and response which represents the other demonstrations you will see. john: commander, w critical is it to make sure -- not that everyone is having a great time celebrating next week -- that everybody is safe? you have the bomb squad doing their thing. part of the big inauguration, and there are a lot more people than just the air force involved in that. the washington d.c. police departm we are working closely them and a whole bunch of organizations together working to make this happen. we have our small part with 1500 airmen participating in the event with our fellow sailors and soldiers entering. john: happy anniversary and take care. a lot has been made about who w ill be participating in this year's inauguration. today we understand 8000 participants from 40 different or