and mrs. akers. as the orchestra salutes the president. we bring to a close, a salute by the american to their leader. the president, the united states. dwight david eisenhower, and his beloved mamie mamie. mean. you've done a scale guarantee do solemnly swear. i am going to swear that you will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states faithfully execute. the office of president of the united states. and will to the best of your ability? well, to the best of my ability. preserve, protect and defend constitutionally. united states will protect and defend the constitution of the united states. so help you god. so help me god god. vice johnson at a the speaker, nancy justice. president eisenhower. vice president. nixon. president truman. reverend. clergy. elitism. we observe today not a victory of 40, but a celebration of freedom symbolizing an end as well. a beginning signify renewal as well as change. for am fallen before you and almighty god the same solemn oath our forebears prescribed nearly century and three quarte

and mrs. akers. as the orchestra salutes the president. we bring to a close, a salute by the american to their leader. the president, the united states. dwight david eisenhower, and his beloved mamie mamie. mean.

and mrs. akers. as the orchestra salutes the president. we bring to a close, a salute by the american to their leader. the president, the united states. dwight david eisenhower, and his beloved mamie mamie.

akers by name. take a look. what did you think when you heard about mr. martin's comments about miss akers?und it chilling to name her specifically. >> for making comments. >> that don't seem disconnected from reality at all. miss akers comments reflected the. facts that the department proved at trial after trial after trial of these defendants. >> you mentioned that you found mr. martin's email chilling, and yet you're sitting here with me in a conference room doing an interview. why? >> it's important for people to understand. >> the facts about the cases. the facts. >> of what. >> happened at the capitol on january 6th. and it's also important for them to understand that these were not political prosecutions. they were. >> staffed by. >> career employees. >> of the department of justice. they were conducted in partnership with fbi agents from around the country. people of all political. persuasions came to work together on these cases because they understood that. >> it was. >> wrong to assault officers, and it was wrong. to attack the capitol and the peaceful transfer of power on that d