let's go to john roberts. john. >> harris, good afternoon to you. we have heard nothing from president trump yesterday since his social media director tweeted out a statement from that president following the certification of the electoral count ballot very, very early this morning. the president did present the medal of freedom.

john roberts, can they do that? hard work and have gotten the grades and earned it? >> john: you know, kennedy, i would think that this would be something by the legal challenge to try to do that in a petition that people say that it is a privilege to have a harvard degree, i would suggest a lot of people would say it is certainly prestigious, but not a privilege, because it is something that you pay for. i mean, it is like general motors or forward saying we don't like your politics, give back your car. when you look at the end crenshaw as well, how many people will serve five tours of duty as navy seal. crenshaw spoke out against president trump's comments at the eclipse -- the ellipse the other day and devoted to the challenges of the election. i'm not sure what they are upset about. but i don't see how an educational institution could rescind a degree you paid for. an honorary degree, maybe, but when you paid for. no. >> kennedy: you put in the work, it's like trying to erase your experiences, this is a new leve

if trump is to the president john roberts under the constitution is supposed to be in the chair for a trial of the president. that's witnesses and the constitution will trump is no longer the president. he was. instead they have patrick leahy president pro tem on - - pro tem of the senate preside over the trial. the seniormost democrat ironically elected 1974 as a former prosecutor in some republicans have said they are fine with him and think he will be fair. there was some question about kamala harris to preside that will not happen i'm sure she's happy not to be tied down hour after hour with this trial. >> what is your sense of mitch mcconnell? >> he's in a tight spot because he goes for five what happened, he rose angry trying to virtual the election results he had a fiery speech before and then on january 19 the day before the inauguration he said the mob to spread lies and the president. it is pretty clear that mcconnell puts a lot of believe what happened and then to convict here on the other hand the leader of his party clearly republicans don't want to go against trump there

. >> right, so if trump was still the president, john roberts under the constitution is supposed to be in the chair for a trial of the president to oppose the constitution. trump is no longer the president, he was the president and so instead, they will have patrick lahey, the president pro tem of the senate preside over the trial. he's the seniormost democrat. ironically elected in 1974 in the wake of watergate, former prosecutor. i think some republicans, lindsay graham said they are fine and think that he will be fair. there was question on whether harris would preside, but that isn't going to happen. i'm sure she's happy to not be tied down after hour hour in this trial. >> what is your sense that the former leader mcconnell's own conviction? >> i think that he is in a tight spot because clearly he was horrified by what happened, he was angry that trump was trying to overturn the results and he had a very fiery speech before the riots and after. so it's pretty clear that mcconnell puts a lot of blame on what happened on the president and so he may want to vote to convict and get on

that- john roberts is not presiding over— john roberts is not presiding over the _ john roberts is nott of people involved in this process— of people involved in this process aside personal threats and threats to their family come _ and threats to their family come both elected officials and peopie — come both elected officials and people who weighed in one way or another, which estimates raise — or another, which estimates raise the _ or another, which estimates raise the danger and the feverish moment in american democracy that needs to be addressed, there needs to be a message — addressed, there needs to be a message that this is not acceptable to stop as far as whether— acceptable to stop as far as whether it will look like it is political, _ whether it will look like it is political, as david indicated, that— political, as david indicated, that is— political, as david indicated, that is how impeachment was established by the framers. it was to— established by the framers. it was to be _ established by the framers. it was to be political, with the house — was to be political, with

>> i think it's both personal and also he seems to be trying to out-john roberts john roberts by appearingnice to chuck schumer that may be some crumbs will be thrown his way if, in fact, we proceed with a 50/50 split in the senate. it makes no sense whatsoever, and it makes him look like a complete fool. >> laura: especially after president trump went into help him win reelection. after trump went into help him and campaigned for him, i thought he went double digits in the polls. he really -- she reached out to president trump when he needed him and now for a lot of people shivving him in the back. gentlemen, thank you so much. great to see you. if there was any doubt that biden couldn't give a rip about this concept of unity, well, look at his divisive and destructive executive orders rolled out this week. we're going to explain why the self-proclaimed champion of women just set them back decades. how his appeal to the working class men and women of the country were a crock. stay there. ♪ ♪ >> a glass ceiling has been shattered. this was the pivotal moment for america. >> multiple prover

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joining us again on the north lawn of the white house john roberts. this president has used twitter throughout his presidency. he has some 89 million followers and now twitter permanently suspending his account. >> you know they cut it off for about a day and a half and now they have cut it off permanently. just to give you more context has to what's behind all of this, twitter put out a blog detailing its decision. that is president trump statement that the inauguration is not being received through a number of his supporters as further conversation that the election was not legitimate and disavowing his previous claim with an orderly transition through the 20th. that's a safe target as he will not be attending. further use of the words american patriots, some of his supporters are being interpreted through violent acts of the u.s. capitol and a tweet that he put out earlier today about supporters having a giant boy slung into the future and that they would not be disrespected or tweeted treated unfairly in any way, shape, or form is further indicatio

that's different than when you had the chief justice john roberts presiding last year over the trial. that is in part because roberts has viewed the need to have him there as not essential given the fact that this is now a former president who is going to be going through the impeachment trial. look, we still expect that there will be discussions happening about whether or not there will be witnesses as part of this trial, how long this trial is going to go. we also know now, myu raju and they could use video as part of their presentation of evidence. that's not so different than what we saw a little bit over a year ago now in the senate impeachment trial last time around. but, obviously, this is an historic moment. the first time that you are going to have a president who is impeached, not once, but twice. this is only the fourth impeachment trial in american history of a u.s. president. so plenty to look forward to, but impeachment is going to move to the back burner for a couple of weeks as we expect those negotiations and discussions about how to move forward with this trial will

and we just learned last night that john roberts said that she wanted the machine guns mounted during the inauguration. so i would like the professor to speak to if he so believes, that this is being used -- this is the first time we have ever had it go back -- this would turn us into the banana republic where we prosecute former administrations and persecute -- if you like to speak to this. i think it's a bad step in this is what they are trying to do to us. guest: i'm not a comment -- you called -- called on the independent line but gave us a bunch of republican talking winds which i will not comment on. but i will say this, democrats in the house did not choose the timing on this impeachment. i will repeat, the democrats in the house did not choose the timing of this impeachment. it was donald trump who triggered the timing of the impeachment with his own actions. donald trump likes to deflect and distract and doesn't take responsibility for anything, but even mitch mcconnell, the most loyal republican i have observed in my many years of observing politics agreed that trump had com

john roberts with us. john, you look at these images and think, the day is finally here after quite a few years for this country. now this moment. >> john: yeah. i think particularly given the tumul we have seen over the last 60 some odd days here, not only in washington, d.c., but across the country as well, the challenges to the elections were mounted and the rancor on both sides, cultivating with what we saw in the capitol building back on january 6th. let's listen in here. >> we have a lunch and probably no personal wives -- no person alive has attended more of those lunches than president biden has. it is time to bond between the executive and the legislative branch of the government. probably don't need as much bonding because we already have that natural bonding with you and the traditions here. by those traditions, usually there's a painting at the front of that event that the chairman picks. this time, not knowing we were going to have an event, what we were going to have an event until late, i ask

john roberts sending out that president trump will be the fourth president to not attend his successor'sion. the others were john adams, john quincey adams and andrew johnson. not unprecedented but hasn't happened since 1873. we are trying to get john roberts at the white house for us on this breaking news, trace, as it comes in. >> trace: you showed the picture of barack obama, the former president, and donald trump just now and you go back to the controversy involving president trump and the heat he has gotten from the media and it goes all the way back to the inauguration in 2016 when the president was talking about crowd size and from crowd size it morphed into this snowball of harsh criticism from the media. you look at the pictures of the president and joe biden. we talk about how it has been just -- it's been standard operating procedure for former presidents and vice presidents to attend the inauguration of the incoming president and you have these pictures here but if you go back and you look at the controversies involving president trump it started really, you know, in earnest

first, we have fox team coverage of peter doocy in atlanta and john robert at the white house. we begin with peter doocy. hi, peter. >> martha, good afternoon. 3 1/2 minutes ago, we got word that the press pool travelling with the president-elect is on the ground. they travel a minute or two or ahead of joe biden. we expect him to be here relatively soon in the next 15 or 20 minutes if everything is on schedule. biden is coming to try to secure a democratic senate that could make it easier to make his multi-trillion dollar progressive ideas a reality starting in three weeks. that is something that republicans are very aware of. they're making that a big part of their closing argument. >> we're literally the fire wall to stopping socialism. and raphael warnock is a rubber stamp on that radical agenda. you've seen him in his own wards camming our police officers gangsters, thugs, bullies, a threat to our children. >> the other republican, david purdue is still off the trail and campaigning virtually from quarantine. he said he produced multiple negative covid tests and isolating

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even john roberts, mr.bamacare, he would thank you would be at least literate in the constitution or maybe in english and that would help. it doesn't matter if it's a state court or federal court or state official or federal official. the state legislator, mr. chief justice, decides. he's gone hollywood and political. he wants nothing to do with any of this. sam alito twice ordered the secretary of state segregate those votes. that is any of those votes that are male in votes, segregate to see going on tv saying that would not change the outcome of pennsylvania. it's unconstitutional. what they did is unconstitutional and the supreme court which uses judicial review to get involved in every damn aspect of our society, every single piece of it, we will not get involved in this. what do they say? nothing. nothing so they've contributed mightily to the plate we are in today. there are two bodies under the constitution then who are supposed to do with this. the first instance is the state legislator. the democr

and you learned that chief justice john roberts will not be presiding. that's a change from the first trial. you'll fill us in on that. and what do we know among republicans tonight, that key number, democrats would need 17 for a conviction of the former president. >> reporter: and david, republican leader mitch mcconnell has said that he is keeping an open mind. he has not yet decided how he will vote in this trial. and so far, we have not heard from a single republican senator who says they plan to vote to convict former president donald trump. and you mentioned that change, with who will preside over this impeachment trial. the constitution says the chief justice will preside over impeachment trial of the president, but donald trump is no longer in office so now you'll see senator patrick lay hi step in to preside over this trial. he's the longest serving member of the majority party and he will be taking a special oath to do impartial justice. but leahy, as a sitting u.s. senator, will also have a vote as a juror, david. >> all right, rachel scott le

i'm john roberts in washington. hi, sandra. see eight day one of week two. great to be with you, john. i'm sandra smith. demonstrators seen smashing windows, setting fires, and damaging businesses as they marched through the downtown area. some yelling "free them all," and demanding the release of inmates from a local jail they are. police declared an unlawful assembly and ordered that crowd to leave. the former assistant u.s. attorney, andy mccarthy, warned that chaos could continue to overwhelm authorities. >> the police can maintain law and order as long as you haven't lost order in the first place. when order has been lost, conventional police departments don't have either the resources or the tactical expertise to restore it. >> sandra: dan springer on the ground reporting live from seattle. it could have been a lot worse. >> yeah, sandra, it was a volatile situation last night in tacoma. you are right, it could have been worse, but police responded very quickly to what they thought was a break-in nearby, and that may have prevented bloodshed. they did m

>>yeah that's right jeez chief justice john roberts, the chief justice of the supreme court and the one who presided over the first former president trump impeachment trial will not be there is expected to not be presiding over the second impeachment trial. it's instead going to be vermont, sen. pat leahy he's a democrat he's the most senior member of the majority party that' the democratic party in the senate now robert is not constitutionally obligated to preside as trump is no longer president so that's what the key is here. it's it's entirely different because this is happening after the president has left office. >>so kelly of course even of all of the democrats agree with this impeachment. they need 17 republicans has a pretty high bar. what are you hearing in terms of republicans who may support this or not. >>well so far the republicans that i've spoken to the senators here like florida republican rick scott i talk with alabama senator tommy tuberville. as you saw in the story there florida senator marco rubio all of them do not want this to go forward the alabama senator has ca

if trump was still the president john roberts under the constitutional is supposed to be in the chair for a trial of the president and that is what it says in the constitution for trump is no longer the president and he was the president and so, instead they will have patrick leahy the president pro tem of the senate preside over the trial. he has the seniormost emma kratt, ironically he was elected in 1974 in the wake of watergate, former prosecutor and i think some republicans said they are fine with leahy and think he will be fair and there was some question whether kamala harris would preside but that will not happen and i am sure she is happy not being tied down hour after hour in this trial. >> what is your sense of where the former majority now minority leader mitch mcconnell is on conviction? >> i think he is in a tight spot. he clearly was horrified by what happened and he was angry that trump was trying to overturn the election results and had a fiery speech before the riots and had a fiery speech after and on january 19 the day before the inauguration he said that mob had b

good afternoon from washington, i'm john roberts. >> and good afternoon to you john, i'm sandra smithat to be together on a sunny day in d.c. and i'm here in new york city and we will have this split show for a while. great to be together. >> john: and you know, we got a beautiful day here in washington, d.c. if only there was something happening, you know? >> sandra: nothing to see there, a couple days from inauguration day and security is in full force there. washington, d.c., john roberts, it will be quite the week and it's great to kick things off with you for "america reports." the biden transition officials not telling those migrants to turn back after promising to dump president trump's asylum rules. here is former immigration and customs enforcement act or tom homan who joined us on this program. >> of the promises he has made, and and that's a search of the board that was never seen before because the words of joe biden. >> john: more on that just ahead. first president-elect joe biden set to take the reins of the white house just two days from now. and he is planning some ex

first from john roberts and the confirmation from the president that he will not go to the inauguration. he is the fourth president to consider and decide on doing just that. john has covered all previous three that did the exact same thing. see you, my friend. >> yeah, i like good for being 150 years. good afternoon, neil. no surprise to me that the president has decided not to go to the inauguration. he made it official in a tweet this morning. to all of those that asked, i won't be going to the inauguration january 20th. there you go. make it official there. as you mentioned, he's the fourth president. the others were the father and some duo of john adams and john quincy adams and andrew johnson in 1969 that was unsaysed by grant's win and having been impeached himself that he decided not to attend. and talk of impeachment or legal exposure gains a little traction here in washington. the president acknowledging in a video last night that the election is over and that it's now time for the white house to move toward an orderly transition to the next administration. listen here. >> now

i want to get straight away to sandra smith and john roberts.america reports." ♪ ♪ >> sandra: harris, thank you. thousands of migrants marching toward our nation's southern border at this hour, presenting a new challenge for president-elect biden just days ahead of his inauguration. welcome, everyone, to the first ever "america reports" here on the fox news channel. happy to be here. hello, everyone. i'm sandra smith. >> john: sandra, did a tear. i'm john roberts. high atop a building overlooking lafayette square and the white house. what a perch we have appeared. they see the washington monument, the jefferson memorial behind it. and the potomac stretching down to reagan airport and we are going to be here for the next 103 days. every day we will bring you news from across the country and around the world, plus interviews with the newsmakers who are driving the day's headlines. we are excited that you're here with us today as we begin this new adventure. sandra, it's been six months since i had a chance to work with you, but excited to be worki

chief white house correspondent john roberts live on the north one with reaction. good evening, john, that's the longest response we've heard, and obviously the message the president wanted to get out tonight. >> it was about five minutes an 13 seconds long. it was put together after the impeachment vote came down, but notable that the president did not talk it all about impeachment. something he just yesterday referred to as a continuation o the years long rotund, but the president talking about the violence and that no supporter of his would ever threaten or harass fellow american fellow americans. he and a quick quickly condemns the violence and he is authorized what is necessary an imploring his supporters to go forward in peace, and that ther be no violence, that there be n vandalism, nothing like that between now and the inauguratio and beyond. the question now is where do we go in terms of impeachment? where there be a trial in the senate as was pointed out earlier, senator mitch mc connell so there's no time to do it before the inauguratio of joe biden. i k

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john roberts joins me from the north lawn. good afternoon.are you hearing? >> bill, good afternoon. the transportation secretary who happens to be mitch mcconnell's wife, elaine chao, the highest ranking official to say that they're stepping down there the wake of what happened yesterday. in a statement, she said "questioned our country earns intoed a traumatic and entirely avoidable event as supporters of the president stormed the capitol building following a rally he addressed. it's deeply troubled me in a way that i cannot set aside." chao joins a growing list of officials that are stepping down, including mick mulvaney, stephanie grisham, the first lady's chief of staff, mat pott, sarah matthews and ricky nase a nasetta, john costello. no word from the president since this morning in a statement that was released. the president did have an event today. he presented the medal of freedom to gary player and anika sorenstam. cameras were not allowed in. certainly hearing a lot from people that were close to the administration and the presiden

we will see price effect that brings up who was presiding february 8, why is it chief justice john roberts doing it? who is doing it instead andnd why? >>-- if the presidents being tried in the senate, the chief justice must preside. now trump is no longer the president. he is the former president. and so the explanation has been all while, if not the president, typically they have to preside. it could also become a heresy vice president so be politicallyit advantageous to her to be sitting there day after day hearing arguments about donald d trump. 's going to be patrick leahy see how strong relationships had them both sides of the aisle part he was sworn in by the previous publican pro tem yesterday. korth had a health scare he went to to the hospital after he did not feel well his release a few hours later a lot of people si pay attention to any 5050 senate with the help of every single senator really does matter. democrats are trying to do a budget resolution as soon as next week. they can't do it if they have 49 votes show up in the other team has 50. because they would lose that last

john roberts, thank you. trace. >> trace: san diego air force veteran identified as the woman shot and killed in yesterday's chaos at the capitol ashley babbitt was a 14 year veteran who served four tours with the air force. family members say she was a strong supporter of president trump and was reportedly unarmed at the time of the shooting. >> sandra: and amid all the chaos on the capitol yesterday lawmakers were forced to shelter in place inside the house and senate as riotors stormed the building. joining is one lawmaker locked down on the house floor congressman mark green. good morning to you. >> how are you? >> sandra: you woke up this morning and look back at what happened yesterday and what did you think? >> i'm pretty disgusted at what happened. it was really a national disgrace. we were there to talk about election and debate the issues with the election in terms of some of the states that there was some questions about and all of that got interrupted by the mob. absolutely a mob. and i've seen tr

john roberts is live from the north lawn this morning. have we heard directly from the president on how he plans to handle impeachment? >> we did. good morning sandra and trace. speaking with a top white house official this morning who told me that if the paperwork goes over to the senate today, the white house expects that the trial would probably begin on the 21st. we'll see how that unfolds. one thing we do know is the legal team that handled the president's last impeachment trial in the senate from the white house counsel's office as well as jay sekulow and other outside counsel won't be involved this time around. some outside attorneys who have politely declined at this point. the president trying to get together a legal team for the possibility there will be a trial in the senate. the video message last night the president did not mention impeachment. instead reflecting on the events of a week ago and looking ahead to f.b.i. warnings of possible armed protests surrounding the inauguration across the country. listen to what he said.

speeeleven john roberts, thank you. by the way, i want to congratulate you on a new show you have coming up. >> thank you, looking forward to working with sandra smith, 1:00 to 3:00 p.m., starting on monday. should be interesting. >> julie: so deserved, i'm really happy for you. congrats. >> i appreciate that. >> julie: tom bevan joins me now, cofounder and editor at real clear politics. thanks for talking to us. let's talk about impeachment, and what happens at the house impeach his present trend this week, because it'll basically almost have no effect on how long he remains in office, considering his term expires eight days from now, which wouldn't be enough time for a senate trial. i guess my question is, why the rush? >> well, because democrats want to go on record. i think they are doing this for what they say is a historical record. they are doing it because they want to "hold trump accountable," even though, as he mentioned, it's probably not going anywhere in the senate. certainly not to conviction, unless there

thanks, john roberts. we'll see if we get a video statement or anything like that from the president of the united states. want to go to jennifer griffin. she's been looking at how the capitol is getting ready next week for the inauguration and ample security concerns. thousands of national guard troops in the city. they beefed up police forces and the like. they're ready for anything and everything i. >> they are, neil. what a difference a weeks makes. we've seen dozens of platoons of national guard walking the perimeter here. some armed with m-4 rifles. they've been briefed that there could be vehicle-born ieds, truck bombs brought in to the capitol to disrespect the inauguration. they're giving the same briefs as if they went to a war zone. there's more national guard troops on capitol hill than there are in either iraq or afghanistan. by the time the national guard deploys the 20,000 troops that have now been approved to come to the capitol over the next coming days, that will be more than three times

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we have john roberts at the white house. anything else? >> i went up to talk to the communication folks before the president tweeted. they all sort of had glum faces because they see what's going on. i think they're probably very concerned about it. minutes later the time i got back to the work space, the president had tweeted, a fairly simple tweet given what is going on, may be something that needed more elaboration and direction. he said, "please support our capital police and law enforcement. there truly on the side of our country. stay peaceful." this is not the first time trump supporter's have clashed with police. there were clashes with them last night on the streets of washington, d.c. clashes on the steps of the capital as they tried to get up. you see them there and their high visibility coats, trying to keep things peaceful by not actually confronting the people who have mounted the bleachers there. for the inauguration, may be letting them get a little bit, the peak off their chest and then try to clear them out. as you pointe

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rand paul is saying if this were constitutional process, john roberts would be. studio now.f the supreme court, i think he knows the constitution pretty well. >> that is what i hear. also, concerned about making taken to the hospital, everything will be all right with him just for observation of the time but still concerning, obviously. i did hear rand paul earlier, that john roberts would be there there are 90 of constitutional scholars on the other side they are saying it is appropriate, especially considering impeachment proceedings began while donald trump was in office. lisa: this is true but now -- >> mitch mcconnell should not senate majority leader now minority, in the leaders position that he said donald trump decided this rides. mitch mcconnell listed like you would vote to convict and i certainly, as a junkie got excited about that. now i know we won't get the 17 votes is a process and only half has been done to it should be. the idea is that when i office you don't doesn't really matter what he did, he's out of office now. i want to focus on good when you know fu

cleaner.and the federal bench includes wise new members like justice sam alito and chief justice john roberts. when challenges to our prosperity emerged, we rose to to meet them. they sent the prospect of a financial collapse, we took decisive measure safeguard our economy. these are very tough times for for hard work hard-working families. but the toll would be far worse if we had not acted. all americans are in this together. and together, with determination and hard work we will restore , our economy to the path of growth. it will show the world once again the resilience of america's free enterprise system. like all who have held this office before me, i have experienced setbacks. and there are things i would do differently if given the chance. yet i've always acted with the best interests of our countryin mind. i have followed my conscience and done what i thought was right. you may not agree with some of the tough decisions i have made, but i hope you can agree that i was willing to make the tough decisions. the decades ahead will bring more hard choices for our country, and there are so

let's go to john roberts. john. >> harris, good afternoon to you. we have heard nothing from president trump yesterday since his social media director tweeted out a statement from that president following the certification of the electoral count ballot very, very early this morning. the president did present the medal of freedom. but nothing from the president so far on camera today. plenty, though, on president trump from other people, including his recently departed attorney general, william barr, who scorch the president, saying "orchestrated a mob is inexcusable. the president's conduct yesterday was a betrayal of his office and supporters." even his partner, lindsey graham. listen to it he said. >> trump and i, we have had a hell of a journey. i hate that it ends this way. i hated. all i can say is count me out. enough is enough. i tried to be helpful. when it's over, it is over. it is over. >> and a number of administration officials resigning in the wake of yesterday's violence, including a special envoy for northern ireland, mick mulvaney. a

the certification gives rafael warnock and jon john roberts -- jon ossoff. >> john: the united states levelling perhaps the most serious charge a country can face, accusing china in the last hour and a bit of committing genocide and crimes against humanity in its repression of weaker muslims. secretary of state mike pompeo made the announcement just a short time ago. he joins us for an exclusive interview. let me just read from your statement. you said, quote, i have determined the people's republic of china, under the direction of the chinese party has committed genocide. a significant declaration, one that china will oppose vigorously. but also one that runs counter to what president trump's position has been for the last couple of years. >> john, thanks for having me on. this is a very serious and tragic set of actions that are taking place there in the western part of china. we've been working on this for an awfully long time in the trump administration. we sanctioned officials. we have told businesses they couldn't bring products out of those region. we told businesses they could

now my distinct honor to introduce the chief justice of the supreme court of the united states john roberts to administer the presidential oath to the next president of the united states josep are biden. please please stand. by because of dollars. please raise your right hand and repeat after me i joseph robinette biden jr do solemnly swear and throw some of robert why did you do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute and i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states office the president of the united states and. will to the best of my ability welcome back to my building preserve protect and defend preserve protect and defend the constitution of the united states constitution of the united states so help you god so help me god congratulations mr president i. think. ladies and gentlemen please be seated. my fellow americans a moment we have all been waiting for it is now my great privilege and high honor to be the 1st person to officially introduce the 46 president of the united states joe seth are biden junior. justice roberts. vice president who are. speaker

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. >> is that your husband john roberts in the backgrounds?y we are fighting to get a question in with the president. >> that is very true, and kyra phillips has gotten really good questions in to the president, president trump, you get some questions in to president obama? >> i'm going to try, it's a dog eat dog world, my friend. let me tell you. >> also on good news tues, this ceo was on an interview at cnn and this happened. yep, the son crashes it. 7-year-old son, that's the ceo of trivago. and he's like, i want to go to sleep. >> he crashes it, because he wants to crash. dad, you, me, the pillow, bro, let's go. i'm tired, dad. >> when does a kid say "i want to go to bed." >> it must have been like 2:00 in the morning. >> doesn't this remind you of something? >> yeah, my kids. >> and also this incident right here. we love to bring it up, because it's one of the funniest things, yeah, slide right on in there. >> and here's the best part. she stays squatted down. like she's not in the camera. >> right. >> hey, also in this good news tues, an