the house certified the election of donald trump and the next president and j.d. vance as the next vice president. we'll koch the joint session of congress to count the 2024 electoral college votes, next. ce united states, the senate and ce house of representatives are meeting in joint session to verify the certificates and count the votes of the electricker toes -- electors of the several states for president and vice president of the united states. after ascertainment has been had that the certificates are authentic and correct in form, the tellers will count and make a list of the votes cast by the electors of the several states. the tellers on the part of the two houses will take their places at the clerk's desk. without objection, the tellers will dispense with reading formal portions of the certificates after ascertaining that the certificates are regular in form and authentic, the tellers will announce the votes cast by the electors for each state beginning with alabama. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of alabama seems

of donald trump, donald trump said, "cannon was thrown off the case." cannon was not thrown off the case. in fact, no one was thrown off the case. cannon was thrown off the case. those were his exact words. he was referring there to his favorite judge in history, judge aileen cannon who issued an order today while donald trump was speaking blocking the release of jack smith's report on donald trump. we'll discuss that momentarily with andrew weissmann. since no one was thrown off the cases involving donald trump, it's impossible to know who he meant and i'm not going to guess. that's a mistake. guessing what donald trump means when he says something incoherent is a mistake. that is an attempt to impose logic on what is coming out of donald trump's incoherent mind and that is impossible. all we know is donald trump said cannon was thrown off the case and whoever he was talking about, he could not possibly have meant cannon. it would be worth keeping a count from this day forward of how many names donald trump gets wrong when he is speaking publicly while

appears donald j trump of the state of florida received exposed for president and j.d. vance of the state of ohio votes for vice president. [applause] >> the certificate of the electoral vote kentucky seems to be regular informed and authentic and appears donald j trump in the statet of florida received eight votes for president and j.d. vance in the state of ohio received eight votes for vice president. [applause] >> the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of indiana regular and authentic and appears donald j trump from the state of florida received eight votes for president and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received eight votes for vice president. [applause] >> that certificate of the electoral vote in the state of maine appears kamala harris in the state of california received three votes for president donald j trump of the state of florida received one vote president and tim walz of the state of minnesota received three votes for vice president j.d. vance of the state of ohio received one vote for vice president. >> the certificate of the electoral vote

>> president donald trump: i don't know.ive himself a pardon, he did not give other people apart and then you do that. -- he did not give other people a pardon that needed it. after he made it up, they found out that there was a tape of the conversation, made by... he in the meantime made up the conversation totally made it up, tim scott was the first one to come, he read it and said, this is a perfect call. what are you doing? you are impeaching a man for a perfect call? the whole group, they should -- he is sick he went to biden in demand -- and demanded a pardon. he destroyed, destroyed, along with that unselect committee, destroyed all of the work that took place over two years, do you know why? showed that i was right. >> sean: we are back the 45th and 47th president of the united states. right after the break. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome back, here is more of our exclusive white house oval office interview with president donald trump. >>> so you did run on a platform, you were straightforward, you said you were pardon, these

we need donald trump. america needs donald trump.nd the reason why we do is because he's the individual that how to solve these problems. he how to keep america safe. he knows how to make us more prosperous. and i want to tell you, i've got an ask for all of you in new hampshire. i've met a lot you campaigning around the state. but the ask this, tamara, you've got to get out and bring your friends. you've got to bring everybody in vote because the eyes of the world are on new hampshire tomorrow. they're going to be looking at how you vote. we end primary tomorrow in new hampshire with a fantastic win and what it's not just america. it's every foreign dictator. it's terrorist group is going to be rethinking plans when they know we've got a strong and experienced president who will stand to them and bring america and make america great again. thank you. i never thought i'd say that. and can you how are you going to see. i hi, how are you? how it what always? well, i'm on executive transition, so i was here for that. and of course, i ta

and donald j. trump of the state of florida received one vote for president. and tim walz of the state of minnesota received three votes for vice president. and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received one vote for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of maryland seems to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears therefrom that kamala d. harris of the state of california received 10 votes for president and tim walz of the state of minnesota received 10 votes for vice president. >> the certificate for the electoral vote of the commonwealth of massachusetts seeming to regular in form and authentic and it appears therefrom that kamala d. harris of the state of california received 11 votes for president, and tim walz of minnesota received 11 votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of michigan seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears therefrom that donald j. trump of the state of florida received 15 votes for president, and j.d. vance of

donald! donald! whoo-hoo! >> nothing humiliates donald trump., he said, "it's over, it's... it's good." and he was right-- people didn't care. and his people were still there, they still followed him. >> they say i have the most loyal people. did you ever see that? where i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? (audience laughing) it's, like, incredible. >> from the fifth avenue comment to the "access hollywood" moment, every time people try to hold him to account, every time people try to impose consequences on him, that deepens the support that he gets from his base, because it says to the public, "this guy is taking the arrows for you, "and when he stands up for himself, he's fighting for you." >> donald trump goes from being the candidate to the leader. >> a textbook case of disruption coming to washington. >> narrator: donald trump had come back from scandal once again to win the presidency. >> he looks at the presidency as a show. remember, he was a host of a reality show for 14

it appears there from that donald j. trump from the state of florida received 30 votes for president and jd vance from the state of ohio received 30 votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of georgia seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears there from that donald j. trump from the state of florida received 16 votes for president and jd vance of ohio received 16 votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of hawaii seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears there from that kamala d. harris from the state of california received four votes for president and tim walz from the state of minnesota received four votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of idaho seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears there from that donald j. trump of the state of florida received four votes for president, and jd vance of the state of o

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why would donald trump do this? he is doing it because he knows he is principally responsible for the violence on january 6 so for donald trump to self exonerate pcast to exonerate them in a few exonerate them and he believes his own hands are clean. they are not clean. we are not going away. it's said that history is written by the winners. donald trump won an election but he has not won the truth. so we are going to let this go away. we are going to hold our republican colleagues to account. they have a very thin majority in this caucus. they did not do anything unless congress without the majority of the votes coming from democrats so we are going to stand up for a law enforcement we are good to stand up for our democracy in this story is not dead. with that i want to introduce one of the heroes of that day and that is a former capitol hill police officer harry dunn. >> good afternoon. forgive me for the fetterman get up. i like to be comfortable talking about uncomfortable things. i'm just going to talk -- talk

another conflict donald - administration. another conflict donald trump i administration.said administration. another - conflict donald trump said he would sort out either before getting into office all within a day of it happening, is ukraine. and we have not seen anything happening yet with that. ukraine obviously fears the loss of military support, financial support from the united states. what is in store for that part of the world? i think president trump has revised his timescale and talked about a period of several months, perhaps six, to get a deal there. the party that needs most persuading to have a ceasefire in ukraine is not ukraine, but the russian government. on the ground, russian forces continue albeit at great cost and rather slowly, they continue to advance and take new ukrainian settlements and towns. it is an alarming trend. i think the conversation between president trump and vladimir putin, which people are now talking about happening in the next weeks will be absolutely critical, which is the trump administration prepared to put pressure on vladimir

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donald trump presta juramento.guridad. este aÑo dicha ceremonia se realiza bajo el lema: nuestra democracia duradera una promesa constitucional. miles de invitados asisten esta toma de posesiÓn que se lleva a cabo en el interior del capitolio. incluyendo directores ejecutivos de grandes compaÑÍas tecnolÓgicas. tenemos cobertura en equipo en los puntos claves de washington dc con nuestros corresponsales marÍa antonieta collins y fÉlix lideran esta transmisiÓn. buenos dÍas. adelante. maria: muy buenos dÍas. fÉlix: buenos dÍas. 21 °f. va a seguir bajando la temperatura en las prÓximas horas. hace 40 aÑos no pasaba esto. la Última fue con reagan. mÁs adelante, vamos a contar historias del frÍo tambiÉn. mÁgica: llegaron a hacer trÁgicas, pero ya se los vamos a contar. ahora vamos con claudia directo contigo adentro del capitolio. claudia: buenos dÍas. tengo suerte de estar aquÍ adentro y no afuera en el frÍo. hace unos minutos vi una imagen de la explanada de los monumentos completamente vacÍa. eso no es tradicional. po

no es el donald trump hasta cierto punto improvisado del 2016, 2017, es un donald trump que llega desde el primer dÍa empieza disparar una avalancha de Órdenes ejecutivas empieza a cumplir muy rÁpidamente sus amenazas y a mÍ lo que me llama mucho la atenciÓn los estaba escuchÁndose ratito este Énfasis en el expansionismo territorial, que viene acompaÑado tambiÉn de un contrapunto muy interesante, es donald trump siempre ha sido muy crÍtico de la guerra si recuerdan en su discurso inaugural dijo que lo mÁs importante eran las guerras en las que iban a evitar involucrarse esta combinaciÓn de un presidente con ese arrojo o esa vocaciÓn expansionista pero que al mismo tiempo muy crÍtico ya de las intervenciones armadas creo que en su discurso en su base hay mucha renuencia a que estados unidos se involucren otras guerras como la de afganistÁn, en ese sentido vamos a ver quÉ significa digamos ese expensas —— expansionismo crÍtico de la guerra. presentador: este carÁcter expansionista de el discurso de donald trump tenemos una reacciÓn por parte de el gobierno de panamÁ el presidente de la re

[habla en inglÉs] eliÁn: donald trump regresÓ al poder.abla en inglÉs] [aplausos] [algarabÍa] eliÁn: cuatro aÑos despuÉs de dejar la casa blanca, esta noche vuelve a dormir bajo el techo que marcÓ una era, ahora como el presidente 47 de estados unidos. su regreso simboliza mucho mÁs que una victoria polÍtica. a pesar de mÚltiples investigaciones legales y controversias que lo persiguieron, resistiÓ y volviÓ a reavivar el fervor de sus seguidores y se consolidÓ como el lÍder del partido republicano. esta noche, en medio del frÍo, donald trump retoma el cargo mÁs importante de la naciÓn y bajo la promesa de lo que llamÓ la gran reestructuraciÓn de estados unidos. donald trump estÁ de vuelta y con Él una era que promete una mano dura en contra de la inmigraciÓn irregular. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] eliÁn: saludos y buenas noches. gracias por acompaÑarnos. donald trump regresÓ al poder con una agenda marcada por Órdenes ejecutivas, desde eliminar la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento, despido de jueces de inmigraciÓn y nuevos aranceles para mÉxico y canadÁ, lo que r

donald j. trump. biden has been a disaster on the economy. he's been a disaster on energy and national security, including the border. under donald j. trump, our cities were safer, our country was safer, and we were absolutely, economically better off than we are now. joe biden's energy policies are empowering our dictators and hurting our economy. they are raising the prices of what we do pay for gas in your car, food on your table, and energy to heat your home. america needs donald trump and the reason why we do is because he is the individual that knows how to solve these problems. he knows how to keep america safe and make us more prosperous. i want to tell you, i've met a lot of you campaigning around the state, tomorrow you've got to get out and bring your friends. you've got to bring everybody in vote because the eyes of the world are on new hampshire tomorrow. they are going to be looking at how you vote. we in this primary and tomorrow in new hampshire with a fantastic win, and guess w

i think it was a signature. donald trump speech, and i think it was a speech that donald trump, supporters was could certainly get behind. we certainly get a sense of what he looks to do with many of these executive orders that he's planning on sign in today. and i think what we are saying here is this is a continuation of the campaign where he is going to focus on immigration. and while he certainly talk to in expansion, his terms about canada, greenland, and the panama canal, he's certainly going to continue that with his discussions today about the panama canal. again, i think we are, my supporters were changing in panama, panama. yeah, right. i mean we, we see the ideas and now it's about the implementation. and what does that look like? and more importantly, what will the course actually say about some of these executive orders that we're going to see from the president today? are you, are you seriously? are you excited about the idea of donald trump saying we're going to take back the panama canal and we don't even know what that will look like. well, you have to remember donald trum

give that to rfk jr. >> yes are. >> president donald trump: okay. -- yes, sir. >> president donald trumpdent temporarily lost the citizenship order due you have any reaction? >> president donald trump: obviously we will look and put it before a certain judge in seattle i guess. and there is no surprises without judgement. >> mr. president senators now said they will vote against pete hegseth. are you worried about his confirmation in your reaction? >> president donald trump: no surprises there is to bed. you know, the way it is, to bed. >> make recess and appointments mr. president . >> president donald trump: john cooney is doing a fantastic job -- fan has to jump moving along. the democrats are trying to delay government as they always do pair they can't help themselves. even john ratcliff who is very strong and popular and liked by the democrats. i guess he gets a lot of democratic votes. it's taking a long time and it shouldn't be. they are maxing out everything so they can delay everything as much as possible. >> reporter: is their support and an effort to use recess appointments cl

en la primera presidencia de donald trump.r la nevada. marÍa: asÍ es, una imagen que hace una semana habÍamos considerado impensable, estamos casi solos en este nacional mall entre el congreso y el monumento y hace una semana pensÁbamos que 220,000 personas estarÍan aquÍ donde nos encontramos, eran las personas que tenÍan entradas pero ademÁs se esperaba que otras personas trataran de estar asÍ fueron poco mÁs lejos pero tambiÉn en este nacional mall, solamente tenemos la nieve que empieza caer y estamos, el equipo de univisiÓn y unas cuantas personas que pasan pero la gente que tiene entrada en este momento se estÁ yendo a bares y restaurantes, o al capital one a tratar de entrar o a ver desde allÍ la juramentaciÓn. ilia: gracias y ponte un poquito calientita que ya se siente la voz que estÁs muerta del frÍo. vamos abrir estas imÁgenes en vivo. enrique: el exvicepresidente que tambiÉn ex vicepresidente mac pence, su esposa al igual que nacÍ pelosi y michelle obama no estarÁn participando en la ceremonia, es una decisiÓn perso

donald trump broke all of the precedents there.left town without attending joe biden's inauguration. this, although it is going to take place inside, supposed to be a return to relative normalcy. republicans are jubilant. can donald trump deliver on what he's promised snd. >> well, that's a challenge for him. i look beyond the city. it was clogged with hundreds tprotesters, working to make what donald trump said true. there were a lot of americans divided eight years ago and four years ago. the big question is, can regular americans who are strongly on one side or the other of this election come together and root for this president to succeed? i hope they can. >> bakari? >> i think everybody prays for this president to succeed. particularly, if he does everything he wants to do, that's probably something that won't happen. but when you look at this day compared to -- i actually go back to 2008 when we actually had an inauguration outside of historic proportions that was colder than it is outside today. that was something that kind

i can't imagine donald trump would do anything to reverse this. probably in the same way that joe biden kept a lot of the donald trump tariffs. it seems like there really is no end to outbidding people on populism with no real sound economic basis. this is just a bailout to the unions who oppose this deal on nothing other than self-serving and shortsighted goals. >> no sweat, evan is dying. we are going to give him a minute. donald trump also opposed this deal but since trump appears to want to reverse every single thing that joe biden has done, thought or even considered, how do you think trump will respond? >> they all said that they want to do this, what joe biden has just done. i can't imagine him getting involved. this was about the union and also about environmental pressures. joe biden was responding to major constituencies that are important to him here. >> but no longer, he is now done within a matter of days and has no future concerns about electability. from the perspective of which they oppose this, i do not understand. given that the

donald trump.t of these bosses are people who are increasingly powerful and important. the platforms shape the national and international conversation. they are also very rich and influential in other ways. they seem to be people that donald trump is very keen to have around him and visible. doing a thumbs up when there of going to mars and other stuff like that. caitriona: just while we were talking, we are looking at pictures inside the capital one arena. we can see jared kushner in the special seating area talking to donald trump's pick for r commerce secretary and a close ally and advisor of donald trump. that point you were making about the seating arrangements inside the rotunda earlier for the inauguration ceremony, given how those ceos of the technology companies were stitched and woven in between the individuals we are looking at now who have been picked in donald trump's cabinet. it kind of go slightly to what joe biden was talking about in his farewell address last week when he was givin

donald trump did make calls to put him over the finish line. but the president-elect is not the only one throwing his weight around. joe biden blocked nippon steel nifrom purchasing u.s. steel citing national security concerns. both companies responded saying the president's statement and order do not present any credible evident of a national security issue is making it clear this is a political decision. nightcap is in with us. cbs senior analyst and ceo, host and managing editor of accelerate's daily news podcast, and former chief communications adviser for paul ryan and john boehner. start with you and mike johnson. dramatic, a lot of headlines, but end of the day, donald trump has one priority, to be sworn in as next president of the united states of america. did anyone really think there was a single republican elected official that was going to stand in the way and block mike johnson and delay donald trump? >> anyeah, there were enough republicans thought they could maybe get attention for themselves, have a weekend to keep everybody in

these are the people donald trump.t pardoned. >> so one. >> thing is abundantly clear he doesn't give a rat's about law enforcement that that. much is clear. but but it's also. really significant that these. >> crimes, as serious as. >> they are. >> of attacking. >> law enforcement, were. >> in the service of an even larger crime. and that was the. >> crime of. >> trying to. >> interfere with the. >> transfer of power after. >> an election. >> so these were in the service of his holding onto power after losing the election. that itself. >> is a is a major crime against our democracy. >> against our constitution. >> against our country. >> but then. >> finally. >> in giving. >> these violent offenders these pardons, he is. essentially telling people. >> who would commit violence on. >> his behalf. >> that he has their back. >> that he. >> will pardon. >> them if. >> they commit violence in. >> the. >> service of donald trump. and you. >> would be hard pressed to find a country that has gone from a democracy to a dictato

joe biden said it's on donald trump's lap. a day so they could then gift donald trump with the ability to say, america, i'm going to be the outlaw president who's going to fix this for you and bring this app back. what does this tell us about his priorities when it comes to national security and anything else? because there was a reason, whether i like it or not, that tiktok was banned and donald trump has a problem, has no problem with that. but he's got a problem with china when it comes to the panama canal, which isn't which isn't very popular with the youngs. >> i'm not sure i totally agree with your characterization there. i think democrats made a conscious choice to prioritize national security over app that is quite popular, and that was a decision that they are now living with. and in some instances, i think ruing, you know, on your point about what trump wants to do with it. i think his answer here, you know, it's the kind of thing that trump does that a traditional republican would definitely not. but, you know, toda

likes donald trump.o business. >> well, exactly. yes. sorry, i'm being glib. now, normally. >> when you have one. >> of these. >> big infrastructure announcements. >> and someone says it's all bs, like this is not real. they don't have the money, this isn't going to create any jobs. it's usually the opposition party. in this case, of course, it's somebody who's like a few doors. >> down, i guess from. >> from donald trump saying it. >> and it's. >> because elon musk basically despises sam altman and openai. >> over the last eight hours. >> or so, he's tweeted, the last i checked, it was a dozen times. >> that, maybe more. >> now calling him a fake, a swindler, a secret leftist. he's been digging up all these posts. >> from sam altman. >> from. like 2016. >> when he opposed. >> donald trump. >> so, so. >> it's pretty strange. >> just because. >> you have. >> this, you know, really big. >> and we could talk. >> about how. >> real this announcement was. >> i think there are actually legitimate reasons to cr

donald trump appearing virtually there but the judge has just sentenced donald trump.er the conviction in the hush money case and he said he is imposing no jail orfinery but imposing no jail or finery but the imposing no jail orfinery but the sentence places judgment of guilt on the president elect�*s record. —— fine. thejudge guilt on the president elect�*s record. —— fine. the judge was keen to pursue this despite the last—minute efforts of donald trump to block the sentencing, and that did not work, and the supreme courtjudges decided supreme court judges decided against supreme courtjudges decided against throwing out the last—minute bid from donald trump so today the sentencing went ahead and the breaking development, i will repeat it, thejudge decided to development, i will repeat it, the judge decided to sentence donald trump to an unconditional discharge over the conviction in the hush money case and he has imposed no jail time money case and he has imposed no jailtime and no money case and he has imposed no jail time and no fine but the sentence means it is a

donald trump being there right now is proof of that. does donald trump overread his? >> mj lee at the white house, understand you have news? >> reporter: we are learning that president biden confirmed to reporters some moments ago that he did in fact leave a letter for the incoming president, donald trump, in the oval office. he was asked whether he had done so at the north portico. he said yes. but when reporters pressed him on the details and the contents of that letter, president biden simply said that's between trump and me. of course, you'll remember that the former president, donald trump, left president biden a letter in the same manner back in 2021. it was actually one of the rare traditions of the passing of the baton that president trump at the time had adhered to. and president biden would go on to describe that letter as very generous. now, we are watching those doors to see the bidens and the trumps emerge after their meeting inside the blue room at the white house, for some coffee and tea. we should keep in mind, you know, once president biden gets insid

donald trump did. so, i think donald trump -- read a lot into that endorsement. >> what i am reading a lot into are the images you may not be able to sea, but we can see. of police officers fighting for their lives. now vice president j.d. vance last week said people who committed violence on january 6th, obviously shouldn't be pardoned. they were pardoned today. one more thing, i want to play for you some things actually that donald trump said yesterday and today, about the election in 2020. listen. >> i would like to think back to the past. if only the election weren't rigged, all of the things that would have happened that were so good. it was. we're not going to let that happen again. 2020, that election was rigged. but that's okay. it was a rigged election. you know, the only thing good about it -- it showed how bad they are. >> i believe in this sanctity. it was too big to rig. really the opposite. >> i should note the second of those clips was donald trump speaking in the capitol that was ransac

donald - begun. it seems tied up with tiktok. yes. donald trump l begun.yes. donald trump �*s comments on tiktok and what he intends to do about this were confusing and not clear, as if he was making it up as he was going along. what we know is he has given tiktok a 75 day extension which i suppose enables him and team to bring a new plan for tiktok. he mentioned he would like 50% ownership of tiktok in the us. that would not address the problem that led to the ban. which is allegedly that tiktok is bound to pass on data to the communist party by chinese law. does that mean republicans in the senate will not be happy with this sort of deal donald trump might pull together? he said if the chinese government does not go along with this deal, whatever it is, he would use tariffs to force beijing to go along with what he wants. again, who knows what that deal is? he doesjust again, who knows what that deal is? he does just seem to again, who knows what that deal is? he doesjust seem to be shooting from the hip as he has in the past. we are not hearing much in

donald trump is back where he wants to be, reclaiming power.on, 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. his bombastic style remains a crowd—pleaser. i think someone like trump comes around once in a lifetime. i mean, when you look at the man who, everything was thrown at him, not only about the impeachment, wanting to, and all the lawfare, and still standing. so that says a lot about a man. i think with the 2016 election, when he got elected through 2020, he did a good job, was faced with a very hard challenge with covid. how does anyone deal with that, having never experienced it before? but i think he did the best that he could. time to get some real leadership back in this country. stop bending over backwards for everybody else and bend over backwards for americans. thousands of donald trump supporters are here to celebrate his return to power. this is a happy crowd. unlike four years ago. a mob loyal to trump broke into the us capitol in

tambiÉn el hijo de donald trump. maria: cuÉntanos del hijo, de la familia.es muy difÍcil recibir tantas crÍticas y tener que lidiar con esto. Él, bÁsicamente nos reconociÓ dijo que para este grupo que son catÓlicos que tienen ciertos valores, cierta mentalidad, sÉ que para ustedes fue muy difÍcil. fÉlix: a propÓsito de eso. es indiscutible que en estas elecciones donald trump tuvo un mayor apoyo electoral que tuvo en la primera elecciÓn. por quÉ piensa que se dio este cambio?se lo pido que me lo defina rÁpidamente porque nos tenemos que ir. gabriela: claro que sÍ. en los Últimos cuatro aÑos creo que impactÓ el bolsillo. al final del dÍa las personas van a votar por sus propios intereses. nadie quiere pagar $10 por huevos, nadie quiere estar impactado negativamente, nadie quiere guerras, nadie quiere que los impuestos se vayan a financiar guerras y muertes. por eso. maria: muchas gracias, gabriela. gracias. nos vamos a mensajes y regresamos. maria: aquÍ tienen ustedes la iglesia mientras se realiza el servicio religioso al que asiste el presidente a un electo

there is no evidence any fbi, deep state -- donald trump's i go to the capitol -- donald trump said go to the capitol. they were proud boys who let people in. the guys with the horns -- the guy with the horns, the qanon shaman. they were trump supporters. thousands have been prosecuted, trump supporters. the fact you can look at this and believe it did not happen, that these people were innocent or led astray by five fbi informants in the crowd, it is stunning. it shows you do not want to believe, you do not want to see the true side of trumpism. on the racist question, people can google the long history of racist remarks and actions trump has including going back to the housing company he and his father had that was sued by the justice department for racial discrimination. if you do not look at january 6 and see it for what it is, saying donald trump is not a racist, i do not think you have a lot of validity there in terms of critical thinking. host: let's go to nick in gaithersburg, maryland, on the line for democrats. caller: i am a registered democrat. but the last four years, i ha

we're about to witness donald j. trump's return to the presidency, one of the most seismic transitions of power in modern american history. president- elect just a few hours from taking the oath of office, the ceremony moved to the capitol rotunda because of the frigid weather. live coverage of the inauguration. i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm jake tapper overlooking the white house that will soon be the trump white house once again, the president- elect on the verge of sealing his unprecedented political comeback opening the door to radical and immediate change here to washington, did. c. and across the country. right now, president- elect donald trump and his wife soon to be first lady again melania trump are at the presidential guest quarters at blair house, they'll depart from blair house soon and take a quick drive around the corner to st. john's episcopal service, attend a private service -- later the trumps will head to the white house where president joe biden and first lady lady biden will welcome for them for t

let's talk about donald trump. he celebrated the eve of his second inauguration with a rally in washington. he told supporters he plans to sign dozens of executive orders on day one of taking office. >> i'm thrilled to be back with so many friends, supporters and true american patriots on the eve of taking back our country. that's what we're going to do. take back our country. lizzy: joining me is bloomberg's joshua. we have had the rally. we are looking forward to the inauguration but talk us through the policy. from pledging a flurry of executive orders. -- trump pledging a flurry of executive orders. >> you want to make a splash at the beginning of his term. he has made a lot of campaign promises. among them, he plans to dozens today right after taking office in the hours following the inauguration. the most likely things we will see our actions on energy. that means reopening federal lands to oil and gas exploration extraction. probably diversity and equity policies that have been a big part of his campaign and

but donald trump's ressure is that a joke? but donald trump's pressure on _ is that a joke?s pressure on israel _ is that a joke? but donald trump's pressure on israel as _ is that a joke? but donald trump's pressure on israel as well - is that a joke? but donald trump's pressure on israel as well as - is that a joke? but donald trump'sl pressure on israel as well as hamas to seal the deal before his return to seal the deal before his return to the white house next week might have made a decisive difference. joe biden put the pan on the table last may. with guards in ruins, the point from the president that the palestinians have a path to their own state is wishful thinking. the israeli government says security depends on military power, not allowing palestinian independence. after 15 months of war in gaza, the conflict which has lasted more than a century is as bitter and intractable as ever. with luck, the ceasefire will end this war, but it does not end the conflict. consequences of so much destruction and death will be felt for a generation at least. jeremy bowen, bbc ne

but that's also, in a way, always been donald trump's style, right?now, the last four years of president biden�*s administration has also been, the entire time, a campaign for donald trump as well. and when he entered the white house for his first term, he never stopped campaigning. that seems to be often a part of his messaging, and it's interesting to see that he doubled down on that message on thursday morning. as i said, we're taping on thursday morning again to say, you know, open borders and immigration have led to this terrible crime. of course, you know, there are some conflicting numbers on immigration and crime. you know, we could dive into that. but the point to be made in this case is, of course, that the attacker was a us citizen, an army veteran, and so there isn't a link there. and, of course, some of that misinformation and spread wild on x and on social media, as you pointed out, courtney, in the initial hours. if there's one thing we've learned about donald trump, well, we've learned many things, but he does prefer to be a candidate,

if there's one thing we've learned about donald trump...s prefer to be a candidate, right? he prefers being a candidate over the actualjob of the presidency itself. and, you know, you have to wonder what a second term looks like when you don't have some of these sort of republican institutionalists who were with him in his first first term who are no longer there. when you have elon musk, sort of...this sort of external, um, influence on him, um, you know, and posting about some of some of this misinformation online. i mean, ithink, you know, it does speak to how he plans to take office again. and i think we'll have to see what we hear from him in the coming days as this, as we learn more about this attack as well. christian, how do people there in the uk look at president biden right now? i mean, courtney was talking about the fact that he's kind of turned inward, is he really present on the international stage? i think the 620 was quite an eye—opener for a lot of people. the fact that the group photograph took place and he wasn't there, t