then they went into the ellipse and listen to donald trump speak. and trump was told they were armed and didn't care and he told them to stay the fight, fight, fight, fight. once they went to cap old they didn't bank me anymore. they called me a traitor telling me to remember my of. i was beaten, crushed kicked punched surrounded but someone reached underneath my visor and try to gouge out my eyes. and all these people are just pardoned by donald trump. he says they were the real victims. that they were the patriots. i don't understand how anyone can believe that. donald trump everything he stands for is an anathema to me. but he is the president of the united states and he's going to leverage that power in ways. one of the first ways he chose to do that was to pardon everyone for january 6 and tried to stop the transfer of power and usurp the will of the people. i hope the guardrails that remained in our government are sufficient to preserve the republic for the next four years and i would encourage everyone watching to look with fresh eyes on what

donald _ with donald trump supporters and donald trump _ with donald trump supporters and donald trumprsonally i _ and donald trump himself also personally i think— and donald trump himself also personally i think donald - personally i think donald trump, _ personally i think donald trump, when _ personally i think donald trump, when he - personally i think donald trump, when he took. personally i think donald i trump, when he took office personally i think donald - trump, when he took office the first time — trump, when he took office the first time around, _ trump, when he took office the first time around, on— trump, when he took office the first time around, on one - trump, when he took office the first time around, on one levell first time around, on one level i first time around, on one level iatmost — first time around, on one level i almost hoped _ first time around, on one level i almost hoped he _ first time around, on one level i almost hoped he would - first time around, on one level i almost hoped he would find i i almost hoped he would find the deep _ i almost hoped he wo

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

[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

>> 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

la investidura de donald trump la investidura de donald trump dejÓ varios ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ los sueños comienzanmamá de todas las limpiezas. ¡o te encanta o te devuelven tu dinero! zyrtec trabaja rápido y provee 24 horas de alivio para que david pueda ser... el repartidor del ritmo. ¡esooooo! seamos más que nuestras alergias. dile zy a tu día con zyrtec. como medico, mi recomendación es simple: cada hogar debería tener salonpas. es muy eficaz pero no adictivo. ataca el dolor y produce un efecto duradero. recomiendo salonpas. es buena medicina. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ hmm... el nuevo deal 2 for 7 dollars de wendy's te deja escoger dos entre el spicy chicken sandwich, dave's single, y 10-pc. nuggs. two. for. seven. pero, ¿qué significan esos números? really good food, obvio. dos favs por 7 bucks? gotta be wendy's. at&t tiene una nueva garantía. ¡y qué bueno! porque casi nada está garantizado. como que tus suegros se queden solo “unos días”. que te digan... prometo que no me voy a enojar... ¡...mi amor! ¡uy...! a como las citas sin que se te pegue el hermanito... ¡no está garantizado! ¿sabes lo que at&t gara

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

thousands of donald trump supporters are here to celebrate his return to power. a happy crowd. unlike four years ago. a mob loyal to trump broke into the us capitol in support of his false claims the 2020 election was stolen. he's promised to pardon those convicted. other big promises include carrying out mass deportations and ending global wars. the weather has forced donald trump's inauguration inside the capitol, the first time in 25 years. he won't get the crowds he loves to see, so he plans to hold another rally. and we are going to make america great again. this year marks ten years since donald trump first announced his run for the white house, and his return underlines what once seemed impossible. trump has dominated american politics and will continue to for the next four years. let's speak to inderjeet parmar, professor of international politics at the city university of london. thank you forjoining us. what should world leaders be prepared for with this new donald trump administration? this is a person who is making history in the united states. just a

donald trump signed those orders just a few hours after he was sworn in. also today, he gave multiple speeches. the first was his official scripted inaugural speech. but during the second speech, that is when trump was trump and he let it rip. >> the golden age of america begins right now. i was going to talk about the six hostages. a tide of change is sweeping the country. sunlight is pouring over the entire world. and i was going to talk about the things that joe did today with the pardons of people like the unselect committee of political thugs. never again will the immense power of the state be weaponized to persecute political opponents. please, sir, it's such a beautiful, unifying speech. please, sir, don't say these things. my proudest legacy will be that of a peacemaker and unifier. why are we trying to help a guy like milley? why are we helping liz cheney? trying adam kinzinger, he's a super crying. i never saw the guy not crying. my life was saved for a reason. i was saved by god to make america great again 2020. by the way, that election was tota

donald trump l begun. it seems tied up with | tiktok. yes. donald trump 's tiktok. yes. 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 terms of criticism of that from the chinese government at the mome

la segunda de donald trump. pude ver como miembro de congreso de estados unidos. maria: las tomas de posesiÓn produce anÉcdotas como el llamado baÑo del presidente reagan. mario: no habÍa baÑos cerca. maria: a partir de ahÍ construyeron un baÑo. mario: es un baÑo especial. un baÑo pequeÑo, pero todos lo conocemos como el baÑo del presidente reagan. fue construido a peticiÓn de Él. maria: cÓmo es estar ahÍ? mario: es un momento muy solemne. uno siente el peso de la historia, siente ese individuo que saliÓ electro por votantes ahora en ese momento se convierte en presidente de la naciÓn mÁs poderosa del mundo. maria: tal como ocurriÓ en 1985 en la segunda presidencia de reagan con un clima de 7 °f la Última hora la segunda toma de posesiÓn de donald trump serÁ al interior en la histÓrica rotonda para poder proteger a los invitados y a los asistentes de la gÉlida temperatura. lo que afirma el congresista que no va a cambiar el sentimiento. mario: que la persona mÁs poderosa del mundo que controla al ejÉrcito las fu

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

so what can we expect in the relationship between donald trump and the eu? brussels. hello. we are wondering as trump 2.0 begins what the approach is likely to be from washington towards brussels. good morning, i guess we are standing by for act two of this clash of cultures. donald trump, the transactional new york property tycoon and brussels, which is the essence of consensus—building and taking actions by majority and thatis taking actions by majority and that is not how donald trump works. we are trying to work out this time around how this manifests itself, the strange relationship when it comes to big issues at play. i think probably security and the economy are areas that a lot of european politicians are concerned about. if you look at the economy, we have heard president trump say in the past 24—hour is about europe, they are tough, they do not take our cars, farm products, they don't take almost anything. he went on to say, we will straighten that with either tariffs or they will have to buy our oil and gas. without the specifics, president trump s

but it is not nearly enough and a new era has begun in the united states with donald trump at the helm. trump has been sworn in as the 47th, the president of the united states, marking a historic return to the white house, preserve, protect, and defend 0, protect and defend the constitution of the nighted states, the constitution divided state. so help me, god. so help regulations. he's taking the oath of office ushering and a new administration elements to jo biden's presidency. he valves to begin his term with sweeping executive orders and doing biden's policies and enacting his own top of that list is integration and board. a policy with an emergency declaration that the us 7 border and a complete halt to irregular crossings. and trump is returning to the oval office, backed by a house and senate under republican control. houses here was mike. hannah joins us live from the white house. might give us the latest on terms of movements. where is he at the moment? but at the moment, t xyz, available on his way to the capital rena, with the parade which was due to taking place off. the no

streaming exclusively on max tonight is donald trump, a gen z savior? and will congress take advantage of an early opportunity to show some backbone in the face of the soon to be president? trump is now your favorite influencers favorite person after he promised to defy the law and spare tiktok from the great internet beyond. >> and as of today, tiktok is back. yeah, very popular and frankly, we have no choice. we have to save it. a lot of jobs. we don't want to give our business to china. we don't want to give our business to other people. so they'll have a partner in the united states, and they'll have a lot of bidders. and the united states will do what we call a joint venture. and there's no risk. we're not putting up any money. all we're doing is giving them the approval, without which they don't have anything. so, i don't know, it sounds like that works. what do you think? good. think so i'm not so sure about that. >> i'm not sure anybody is very sure what happens at this point. but on the political end, it seems to me this is one of trump's great

today, donald trump will be inaugurated for the second time. a political resurrection, that because of the frigid weather here in d.c. , will unfold inside the capitol rotunda, a place that, four years ago, was overrun by trump's supporters trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election. those rioters defacing the halls of congress as they looked for lawmakers, including trump's own vice president. >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> now, four years later, trump will stand in that very same place and, once again, swear to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. all of trump's living predecessors will watch this moment in history, including president biden. the man who defeated trump four years ago as he called him a threat to democracy. the two will ride together from the white house to the capitol. that was trump leaving last time when he denied joe biden that same courtesy, leaving the white house hours before the inauguration, having never acknowledged th

vance, ahora vicepresidente electo, compaÑero fÓrmula de donald trump durante la campaÑa quien estarÁmo, que le gusta tomar sus propias decisiones y entonces este hombre que estÁn viendo joven, sonriente, ex senador de ohio tiene la labor ahora de acompaÑar al presidente donald trump en estos prÓximos cuatro aÑos. de nis: que le pregunte a mahi tienes que ta fÁcil. >> damas y caballeros escoltando el presidente electo el director del staff de el comitÉ ceremonias inaugurales, el sargento en armas, el honorable jennifer hemingway, el lÍder de la mayorÍa michael johnson y el congreso en conjunto, el lÍder democrÁtico. el lÍder de la cÁmara, el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes, honorable mÁs johnson, lÍder democrÁtico el senado, miembro del comitÉ del congreso y la presidenta de la ceremonias inaugurales. ♪ ♪ >> damas y caballeros, el presidente electo de los estados unidos, el honorable donald trump. [aplausos] [aplausos] enrique: la llegada donald trump y el complicado beso con la primera dama. >> un poco incÓmodo. [aplausos] [aplausos] ilia: los gritos de usa que siempre se d

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

pardoned by donald trump. reffitt sentenced to. >> seven years and three months. >> he brought a gun, zip ties, body armor and a. helmet to the capitol, presumably to try to take hostages in an attempt to keep trump in office after he lost. pardoned by donald trump, daniel joseph d.o.j. rodriguez, sentenced to over 12. >> years, he. >> repeatedly tased officer michael. >> fanone. >> shocking him in the neck. multiple times and causing him to lose consciousness and have a heart attack. he was. pardoned by donald trump. patrick mccaughey the third sentenced to 90 months. he assaulted police, beat their faces and bodies with riot shields and batons that he stole. for them. pardoned by donald trump peter francis steger sentenced to. >> four years. >> and four months. he pled guilty to assaulting an officer with a deadly weapon on video, declaring every single one of those capitol law enforcement officers death is the remedy. those are his words. that is the only remedy. they get pardoned by donald trump. julian car

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 ceremon 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 giving

welcome to houses here, a special coverage of the non duration of donald trump. i'm several venue from our studio overlooking capitol hill. thank you. taking you through it all over the coming hours, as well earlier presidential by then 1st lady jill bye and welcome to the trumps to the white house. it's a long standing tradition when the outgoing president, hosts his successor for 2 years, what has been his home for the last 4 years? the 2 political rivals have been working together recently to achieve a ceasefire deal in gaza. i want to acknowledge the live footage that we are seeing the vice president elect jd events was now coming out of the white house along with his wife wife. i shall benz they will be making their way shortly to capitol hill. we will for the next few hours to be looking at all the live events coming out of the united states, federal capital for the 1st time and 40 years since ronald reagan's 2nd inauguration, that was in 1985. the ceremony will be held indoors. it was meant to take place right there at the west front of the capitol, right b

, but donald trump being caught by surprise.? and so, he and his allies were very much, you know, political outsiders coming in the last time around, and this time, you know, there's dozens — there feels like dozens more parties that are being set up. as you said, a laundry list of of billionaires and tech ceos coming into town for the event. and i think there is a confidence within the trump, you know, transition team itself about how this day is going to go and how they're going to take office and what they're going to do on day one in a way that they didn't necessarily understand or comprehend the scope of what was happening when he was sworn into office. what do you think, sumi? i mean, we keep hearing that they're far more prepared for not only this term, but also this inauguration. and i think we'll probably see that reflected in donald trump's speech as well. you touch on the fact, courtney, that that american carnage speech for his first inaugural address in 2017 was markedly seen as incredibly dark, a dark image of wher

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

is he a good fit for donald trump on some of these policies? o a greatjob. look, i canjust see him flourishing in this position because there's going to be challenges, but you won't be afraid to tell the president, this is what i believe. at the end of the day, the president has the vision. he made it very clear right there. does that make us safer, does it make a stronger? it's pretty basic. i have a lot of hope for marco. 99%, it says a lot about where he works. fin hope for marco. 99%, it says a lot about where he works. on my side of the _ lot about where he works. on my side of the pond, _ lot about where he works. on my side of the pond, they _ lot about where he works. on my side of the pond, they will - lot about where he works. on my side of the pond, they will be - side of the pond, they will be listening very closely to what he said on china. certainly donald trump is pushing europe into making a lose lose choice, either bend it to donald trump or expect the tariffs. i either bend it to donald trump or expect the tariffs.— or expect th

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

joe: but i don't think they will because donald trump -- this is almost an act of lawlessness. door to this. christian: that would be the final chapter, would it not, in retelling the january 6 story, if you clear all the prosecutions, you relitigate in congressional committee, you tell a new story of what happened that day, reinvent history? susan: you can have a pardon, you can have commutation. you are still convicted by a jury of your peers, convicted in some cases by a judge. even if that conviction is wiped out against your record, it stands. those court cases stand. many of these were meticulously prosecuted. and we have heard some of the judges involved speak out against the pardons, saying you cannot be racist through this way, and that is true. joe: let's not forget that i think was yesterday, trump is still talking about heat won-- he won in 2020. you talk about his legacy. they do want to rewrite the story. that is a big part of what this new jan 6 committee will do, rewrite the narrative in his favor. caitrÍona: we had seen him soften that language in the debate he

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

i would expect very much the same, treatment from donald trump. e's no question netanyahu will try to drag this war out once trump is in office. in less than forty—eight hours donald trump will take the oath of office and become president of the united states once more. on sunday — he will be holding a victory rally in washington — ahead of monday's inauguration. but ahead of that — opponents of mr trump have been taking part in what they called the people's march. critics of the incoming president carried anti—trump banners as they moved through the nation's capital. arizona was one of the so—called swing states that flipped to donald trump in last november's presidential election. my colleague — helena humphrey is there. we are following what is a victory parade, caravan. we're not in that caravan but we want to show you how people here are celebrating i could turn the camera around and you can see these number of vehicles who are nowjoining. they are coming out to drive through the city of yuma for that just to tell you a little bit about yuma c

donald trump, okay, donald trump, you said, and cited in insurrection, you wrote that down, so he wasnvestigated and charged for that. >> i'm saying -- >> he took classified documents that belong to the united states government, he was investigated and prosecuted for that. >> but not found guilty. >> of course, you're arguing that this is just people throwing charges that trump. he did something, he was investigated, charged, the process actually went through and it was thrown out, so it's not the same thing as him saying, liz cheney, she should go to jail. you can at least admit that, right? >> this is what i will submit, when people wake up tomorrow and have to put gas in the car, they have to go to the grocery store, they don't care what donald trump said about liz cheney or milley or anybody, they want donald trump to figure out a way to bring the cost down, and it is going to be important for republicans to tackle some of those things particularly with these softer republican voters, of color, men, black, hispanic, latino women, if we a cop is that, the president is moving in the

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

loyalty and donald trump loyalty with donald trump can become lonely.ut to his most fervent base, he stays with them. it's hard sometimes to track where he's going to go. that is the safest thing. where is his base? he's most likely to stick with them. >> it's also interesting, too. and just going back to your point of donald trump, you know, engaging with many of the people who were convicted for their crimes or had some sort of role on january 6th is that he talks with them directly as well. it's not just the base, it's the people who were there at the capitol who went to prison or have been in front of juries for what they did. and that's also part of what he's hearing from i mean, you played you showed that video of him speaking on the phone with ashley babbitt's mother. he also invited her and some others to the inauguration. they didn't end up attending because it was moved indoors. but that in itself, i think, just shows donald trump's support of their. >> and as we go to break, i just want to add one more detail, which is the new acting u.s. att

as donald trump takes the oath of office. we're getting more of what we're going to hear from trump this around. everyone rebs his speech eight years ago, when he talked about american carnage in 2017. he's viewing things much differently this time around. reflected in his speech focused on restoring confidence in the united states. we have a few excerpts of what the president will say after he's sworn in. part of that, jake, he'll say, quote, i return to the presidency confident and optimistic we're at the start of thrill new era of national success, a tied of change is sweeping the country. today i'll sign a historic executive orders. the final part of this, jake, is he'll say my message to americans today it's time for once again to act with courage, vigor and the vitality of histories, great civilization, a sweeping view there, jake, he'll sign those executive orders today is key, he's doing in several different locations because he's signing so many different executive orders today. he'll start with the capitol one arena

but of course donald trump cares. donald trump's voters care. and it to me strikes me as a subtle way to make a point without directly criticizing donald trump, which, of course, is what all these business guys are trying to avoid right now. >> and his voters are not in the bond market. sure they're not. his voters are not consumer investors in the bond market. >> no. >> of course not. >> but i'm saying i look. >> at the. >> way the same way the bond market fired. i forget. >> his name. >> who was the. >> prime minister in england? >> yes. >> she was gone in three. >> weeks because she had. >> a crazy may. >> yeah. no. before a different name. >> sure. >> anyway, we know who she is. lettuce one. >> yeah. >> lettuce one. yes. liz truss. yes. >> the bond market. >> is the boss. and so i look at trump and i say, okay. >> let's assume he's amoral. and inconsistent and take him at his word and never ends. everything that's self-evident. >> but let's. >> also assume more decisions in general are possible. now than before. full stop. >> all right. well

it's been a long road back to power for donald trump.me two impeachment trials, several criminal indictments and an assassination attempt. it seems only a hat can hold him back. he described his win as a divine intervention. just a few months ago, in a beautiful pennsylvania field, an assassin�*s bullet ripped through my ear. but i felt then — and believe even more so now — that my life was saved for a reason. i was saved by god to make america great again. as well as god, it seems he has the world's richest men by his side. the so—called tech bros were guests at his inauguration. one even went viral. but to some on his own social media site, x, elon musk was accused of throwing a nazi salute. my heart goes out to you. four years after he was evicted from the white house, donald trump is back inside. he has long portrayed america as a country with huge problems only he can solve. but now is the time for him to prove it. approximately 1500 for a pardon. and he's making a big show of it. full pardon. he's pardoned nearly all the pro—trump

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

even the threats of donald trump. i know how do you think china where you are, but indeed the rest of the world is looking ahead to the 2nd trump presidency. and what do you think lead as the and beyond have learned about how to deal with this president as well. quite frankly, you have to remember this is 8 years later and the world is not the same. donald trump is coming into a situation where china has an essence prepared itself for these kind of shopping off of, you know, proceedings. but it's, it's odd with in china itself and beijing, their cautiously optimistic. they were very concerned about biden's ideological band to see his desire to push the envelope, especially with taiwan. and also that's now trying to seize all of these areas. so they're looking forward to seeing what he has to offer. i mean, he has 200 proclamations and executive orders. he's going to assign everybody's anxious to so that we all know the areas that were, you know, mentioned by refresher. but we don't know the specifics and how deep it's

>> (chanting): donald trump! donald trump!to those who don't have one. i am your voice. i am your voice! (crowd cheers and applauds) >> this movement's been there, and it was looking for the right leader to say, "we matter." ♪ ♪ the wood was out there drying and drying and drying. it was just waiting for the right person to throw the match in and then lead the fire in the right direction, and that's what donald trump did. >> he speaks for the people. things he saying i've been saying for years. when he wins, we all win. >> narrator: trump was willing to go where other politicians wouldn't. >> donald says, "people love to hate, and so i'm going to build hatred for immigration." >> build the wall! build the wall! >> and says, you know, "these people are rapists." >> when mexico sends its people, they're bringing crime, they're rapists, and some, i assume, are good people. >> establishment types recoiled in horror. but this other segment of the population which had been ignored for so long saw, "that's our fighter. that's our guy

and those efforts will be supplemented by executive orders that donald trump will sign early in his term, probably on monday, related to immigration. now, trump may even have the honor of signing the lincoln riley act as his first piece of legislation as president. it just passed a very key procedural vote in the senate. it looks on track to pass both the house and the senate next week. and the message from the incoming administration is very clear. so clear that some illegals are already deporting self-deporting and fleeing the country before donald trump takes over. even outgoing homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas is regretting how he spent the last four years now openly turning on biden and harris. this is getting interesting. take a look. >> i wish that we had more time and that would enable us to do more, not only in furtherance of our mission, but in the service of the american people. and i don't tend to look back like that, i look forward. people have different views on what the correct policies should be, what the correct operational measures should be. those disagre

donald trump and in moscow.n dossier, warrants, every lie, every single night. and now they want to double down on stupid? i'm okay with that. >> i mean, i agree. i think rachel maddow should stick to doing what she does best which is xanax. she is a not. they have turned their entire network into a well-dressed group therapy session where they all just rant about trump in hysterics like a seventh-grade girl who got dumped by her boyfriend. which is psychotic. but the one thing about her that i love is that she only worked one day a week during the biden administration, just like biden. it was like. [laughter] can you demonstrate your loyalty to the democratic party any more thoroughly than by working one day a week like joe did? but this is why they are tanking. you made a great point during the intro. the reason no one is watching these networks anymore is because they don't trust them. they have a crisis of credibility and they are literally bringing back the woman who said vladimir putin had seized control o

this was campaign. donald trump, and this was donald trump lee. and you have an agenda. he is going to follow because he believes he's the public support to do it. and we are watching remarkable pictures right now. it's the life shot of joe biden and joe biden. now for a president's former 1st lady who are on the east front of the capital building and they will be, they have as of now departed public life. i see donald trump is next to them. i shall, vance, the new, the wife of the new vice president, j. d. vance is there with them as well. so this is the, this is politically speaking. the final farewell between these 2 rivals. it is quite remarkable. so it was the scene that was missing 4 years ago. what we're seeing right now the missing 4 years ago because and it was a scene missing of 4 years ago when joe biden took beautiful office, because donald trump refused to attend the ceremony on the steps of the capitol hill. he refused to, to be there. he flew out from andrews air force base and headed to florida before the ceremony to fight and was determined that this wou

donald trump, and so whoever appeals to- than donald trump, and so whoever appeals to that i than donald i whoever appeals to that very basest — whoever appeals to that very basest of _ whoever appeals to that very basest of desires _ whoever appeals to that very basest of desires in - whoever appeals to that very basest of desires in trump, i basest of desires in trump, whoever_ basest of desires in trump, whoever appeals _ basest of desires in trump, whoever appeals to- basest of desires in trump, whoever appeals to that - basest of desires in trump, . whoever appeals to that more, is going — whoever appeals to that more, is going to _ whoever appeals to that more, is going to get _ whoever appeals to that more, is going to get trump - whoever appeals to that more, is going to get trump to - whoever appeals to that more, is going to get trump to go- is going to get trump to go along — is going to get trump to go along with _ is going to get trump to go along with whatever- is going to get trump to go along with whatever they . is going to get trump to go. along with whatever they want

donald trump 's suworters _ effect. donald trump 's supporters point - effect.ect. donald trump 's supporters point to the | effect. donald trump 's - supporters point to the part of the 14th amendment that says the 14th amendment that says the following, "all persons born or naturalised in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction thereof." they used that to point to people who have entered the country illegally, saying that they are not subject to jurisdiction. what does your response to that? ,, , ., ., , that? the supreme court has already ruled _ that? the supreme court has already ruled definitively - that? the supreme court has already ruled definitively on i already ruled definitively on that over the course of the last century and said that what that simply means is that people who are subject to the laws of the country, and that is the case for anyone who is in the united states other than the rare exceptions like people who have diplomatic immunity. so that language means simply that anyone who was born here in the united states, subject to it

and now it's up to donald trump, and now it's up to donald trump. >> the economy. guess what? whose fault was it? >> the economy was doing quite well. >> joseph robinette biden very clear. kamala, rewriting history. >> let me be very clear. it is on. you guys want everything. you're absolutely right. it is on you to lower prices, to get the price of eggs down, to get the price of bacon down, and to get the price of apples down, while also deporting 20, 40 million people. however, many people donald trump promised to deport and imposing tariffs and imposing tariffs. god bless. go to town. we don't have to participate. you have the majority. >> you don't get it done with or without you. a fantastic probably faster without great get it done, get it done. >> and then the rest of us will sit there laughing, drinking our martinis as you deport people, impose tariffs and also think that you're going to bring prices down, i can't wait. >> i do think that and many people have observed this, but it does seem like when republicans win elections, they they want democrats to respect the ot

donald trump with great flourish.and to the general lighthearted amusement of the white house press corps, signed a bunch of executive orders tonight, many of which have pretty big holes in them, like the one about forcing all federal workers to show up at their workplace full time, five days a week seems clear, but here's what it actually says. heads of all departments and agencies in the executive branch of government shall, as soon as practicable, meaning whenever you want, take all necessary steps to terminate remote work arrangements and require employees to return to work in person at their respective duty stations on a full time basis, provided that the department and agency heads shall make exemptions they deem necessary. in other words, you have to show up for work absolutely every day unless some trump guy says you don't. joining us now is congressional historian norm ornstein. he's an emeritus scholar at the american enterprise institute. also with us, eugene robinson. he's an associate editor and pulitzer