st. john's. we watched as the president-elect and vice president elect both arrived here 15 minutes ago and then at 8:48 we heard the bells ring out 60 times signaling this inauguration and the start of the service here. we expect it more brief than it has been in years past intentional coming from the pastor here, reverend fisher, he is going to be leading the services today and he said in a memo to members of st. john's, this is intentionally pared down this year. no sermon. it will be prayer led. letting the hymns and scripture and the president-elect really have room to breathe in this space. inside st. john's where the president-elect is now with close friends and family, this is the one rare quiet moment that he will have in this inaugural process. there is pomp and circumstance in washington so adores. this is the time for reflection and that is something that the president-elect is particularly able to do in the unique circumstance of being able to do. reflect upon a presidency as he star

st. john's church. place where president-elects have stayd and dignitaries from queen elizabeth, margaret thacher, vladamir putin have signed the book there and trump should circle soon. >> brian: president trump and president biden will limo together over to the capitol, that should be interesting. >> that is right, we have seen conversations with president-elect and former president obama, who knows if it will be that warm, we'll find out soon. >> ainsley: did the family stay at the blair house, hoo? i saw pictures of family members and the bedrooms looked gorgeous. curious if they were there. >> that is how it works, it is luxury hotel experience, staff of 18 people who tend to their every need, luxury food and all that. they definitely put on the works for president-elects and foreign dignitaries. >> steve: rich, they refer to it as world's most exclusive hotel, it belongs to the white house. the reason he respondent the night there, it is about security, safest place in washington, d.c. are u.s. ca

st. john's. i was able to shout to donald trump and ask him how he was feeling today and he said very good as he opened the door to allow his wife melania trump to go inside the suburban. so, he didn't answer other questions. we did ask about what he thought about the pardons from president biden today. of course, as you know, he is going to the white house to have tea and coffee with president biden and first lady jill biden. that should be interesting in the wake of those preemptive pardons. but there is lots of family members inside from the trump family, ivanka, eric trump, don jr. and we know elon musk inside as well. dana white inside. and mark zuckerberg, tim cook, some of these tech executives who we have seen try to curry favor with donald trump this time around, this is certainly a different inauguration for donald trump than it was eight years ago. i asked him about that, how it felt different, he didn't answer that question. but he did say he is feeling very good today. jake? >> yeah,

st. john's church.xpected later on to go to the white house for coffee and tea and make his way to the u.s. capitol. here is a net from georgia, republican line. caller: good morning. i just wanted to say i am excited as a republican, and i appreciate you taking my call. i just want to say god bless usa and our incoming president. and prayers for a successful four years ahead. thank you so much. host: shirely joined us next in connecticut, democrats line. caller: good morning, pedro. good morning, america. i am so surprised at some of the people who think that trump will ever work with anybody. the man has never listened to anyone, even dr. fauci when he was telling him how serious covid was, so i am a little bit skeptical on how he will mass deport people who are working in this country, probably going to school in this country, their children, and everyone else who contributes to america's economy. and i am annoyed with the fact that it is not offered in schools anymore so young people like the 20-yea

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st. john's church of episcopal church.rom the doors, get into his limousine and proceed to the white house where he will have tea with the bidens. joe concha with me now, how do you expect the media to cover him this time around. >> i think we'll see the same resistance from msnbc and cnn and the view, the washington post, the new york times but the influence is just not there anymore. i remember during the campaign that abc news for example when kamala harris became the nominee in the research center found the first 100 stories done on abc news about kalama harris were all positive, 100 out of 100, baghdad would watch that and say are you leaving on thick, what happened he still lost in convincing fashion, despite the fact we have a media that will cover donald trump in a way that's not hospitable under biden but hostile i don't get matters much anymore because legacy media isn't what it used to be and doesn't have influence a half continues to an podcast like joe rogan or networks like fox news, fox business and other ou

st. john's episcopal church. then he and melania will app.a tea and coffee reception hosted by president biden and first lady jill biden at the house. from there trump will head to the capitol where the swearing in ceremony begins around 11:00 a.m. eastern time. after that, trump will deliver his inaugural address. president biden and vice president kamala harris will leave the capitol after those ceremonies completing the peaceful transfer of power. trump is expected to sign a series of executive orders shortly after being sworn in. then heads to the capital one arena to meet with supports before ceremony in the oval office. trump caption off his day with a number of inaugural balls later on this evening. lawrence, steve, ainsley and brian. >> steve: had madeleine on the schedule trump's capital one arena parade begins. we this 10,000 people prepared to march up and down constitution. towards pennsylvania avenue. but they cancelled the parade. so, essentially those 10,000 people, most of them. are going to wind up parading through the cap on

st. john's church.f the united states on this inauguration day. let's dive into what that looks like not just for the first 100 days but the next four years. terry haines of pangaea policy joins the program. what does the first 24 hours look like, let alone the next four years? terry: let's start with the first 24 hours. i think you see two things. one, four markets, you see a release of animal spirits that have been pent up over the last two months. the last few hours in a lot of ways are the height of trump's power. markets have been engaged in speculation, almost to the upside generally, about what trump might do, the things that it might unleash, the profits that might be made. the second thing that he does starting with the inaugural address, tries to pursue a goldilocks strategy. you want to show resolve, focus, but don't go too far. there is a lot of rhetoric about shock and awe, but a lot of what the first day ends up being is a repudiation of what the last president did. kriti: certainly a lot

st. john's church burned he says i am walking to st. john's church. days are behind us. we are in a new threat environments, two assassination attempts, and iranian hit list that several former members of the administration have been on. >> including president trump. >> including president trump. this is kind of a new way may be for the betterment of the president safety. >> you will see these people pop-up as the gates open the places people can actually be on the side. and this is a camera from a truck ahead of the limo you are watching. >> i feel so happy for so many of the people we have all spoken with on the ground in the city hill came from so far. i know you as well have spoken with people who came from los angeles, san diego, arizona, atlanta. they have traveled far to even get a glimpse of the president. martha, to your point to some having tickets to events they can no longer attend what they are still so happy to be here and so many are lining the streets to take in this moment together. moments ago i was reminded of a part of his speech i

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st. john's 1st and then soldiers followed and quarter no, ma june will say it has become central to the conflict and be me, i'm a bit slow that down the before the crew of family was poor. but we had good living conditions in our in house. and we could store weiss from all fields off to the we lost everything in the world. my husband said we used to be human, but now we're like dogs. pay it for you. as into this conflict, jones have proven christ. he was never comfortable in washington to be cocked, his body was blown back to georgia and to his home town of plains. and that's where you'll be laid to rest next to his wife russell and his wife of 77 years. oh and for sure, i'll just see that at the national cathedral in washington, serious national museum has officially reopened off. that was close last month and i saw the machine was purple. and my husband has more than this now from damascus. a lot of them on for cd and dyslexia i from the reopening of the nations oldest and largest museum is a welcome relief.

st. john's langley medical center message, the refugees, a welcome in germany, governments deputy just for every person who is politically prosecuted, all who has the fleece of in bold has the right to fed treatment and invited them process. we have a huge challenge that we can only overcome if we have the common will. but also if we break you ground to get them used to call her grandmother. and because she was the one and on the person that we would hear from it every day that she's the one person who's had a thing. and if you use who's with coming to refugees who is accepting refugees since 2015 germany is have more than 2500000 asylum applications. to this day it remains the tops destination for us, the cheese, given the european union. when so it 1st came, he was not welcome. so he needed a lawyer. hi. how are you? good. how is it that i'm doing great. how are you? with the next 5? hey, it's just going to be asking, basically who came 2015 together with the syrian refugees were kind of 3rd or 4th class size. and that's it. that's basically most in male african applicants where it is ac

st. john's church for the traditional service. want to go to selina wang.donald trump and his family are leaving blair house. on their way to st. john's for the traditional church service. they'll be returning to blair house. biden will be hosting trump for the traditional tea ceremony, something that biden was not afforded four years ago. president biden wants to make clear this is going to be a peaceful transfer of power. we saw several of donald trump's family members leave blair house and go over to the church service. blair house, it's a tradition for the incoming president to stay at, was considered the president's guest house the night before inauguration. this is a tradition that donald trump also followed eight years ago. staying with him at blair house we saw several of his children, including eric trump, don jr., ivanka and tiffany trump. ivanka and jared played key roles in the first administration as advisers to donald trump. for this administration, they're not expected to play official roles. they said they want to focus on their family and s

st. john's church here. just steps away from the white house.e president went over to the white house for tea with president joe biden. the two of them motorcading to our nation's capitol for the ceremony there and the peaceful transfer of power. donald trump took the oath of office becoming the 47 the president of the united states. there was lunch served and executive order signed. an inaugural parade that was brought inside. all of the festivities brought inside today here in washington for the first time in 40 years because of the frigid temperatures. c-span covered at all, so if you missed any of it unlike doreen who watched it all, you can find it on our website c-span.org or our free video and mobile app c-span now. tonight, we're covering the inaugural balls on c-span. we're waiting for president trump and first lady melania trump along with the vice president jd vance and his wife to attend the commander-in-chief ball, and then on to the liberty ball. debbie in clyde, texas, republican. we are listening to you, go ahead, share your thou

she was the long-time organist and choir director for 66 years at the cathedral basila of st. john the baptist. at just 16 years old, she became the organist at the cathedral in 1946. she managed several choirs, including the savannah catholic darian choir. this s.v.a. alum in a choir, the cathedral men's choir and the women's choir. she was also the music director at st. vincent's academy for 47 years of her career where she taught choreal singing and church music. her service to the academy was very impactful. she composed a fight song in the academy's alma mater which are still sung today. she was awarded a medal for her work in the church by st. pope john paul ii and recognized by the city of savannah, from which she was gifted a key to the city. additionally, savannah also declared patty barragan shreck day. she will forever be remembered as a dedicated servant of god and her community through her service to the church and to the city of savannah. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back. ... the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek r

st. john's church and rotunda. a bird's eye view of all of it and here we go.den age tonight's angle. trump's swearing. in i'm telling you guys, it was surreal. the entire trump family, they shined like a new dawn. the man whose approach in policies dominated global politics. message very optimistic and forward looking. >> golden age of america begins right now from this day forward, our country will flourish and be respected again all over the world. we will be the envy of every nation and we will not allow ourselves to be taken advantage of any longer. during every single day of the trump administration, i will very simply put america first. >> laura: so why was putting america first -- why was that ever controversial to anyone? if you are an american, it should be your instinct. just like you put your country first, put america first. your families first, america is your family. we're all family. and when family is hurt or threatened, family stands together. so, we ask for god's intervention and today it was clear that trump believes his presidency is divine

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st. john's episcopal church at 8:30 a.m.e heads to the white house for tea with the bidens before taking his motorcade to the capitol for the swearing-in ceremony. j.d. vance will be sworn in first as vice president. then about 20 minutes later, president trump will be sworn in. there will be a farewell ceremony for president biden and vice president kamala harris as they depart the capitol after some midday festivities, a presidential parade normally down pennsylvania avenue has been moved inside to capital one arena. it ends with an oval office signing ceremony. >>> and wheel have special coverage of president-elect donald trump's inauguration. norah o'donnell will lead our coverage with our team of journalists beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern and also streaming on cbs news 24/7. >>> tiktok is back up in the u.s. hours after the app voluntarily went dark because of a federal ban. the app faced a shutdown if it didn't meet a deadline for its chinese owners to sell it to an american company. but tiktok began restoring service

st. john's and on the timeline to democracy. now an important meeting is happening in just 2 hours time in rome. the us secretary of state is on a toy he's ended up ending that tool in rome, and he's called a meeting of what's known as the quint. that's diplomatic jargon. that's the us, the u. k frogs, germany, initially i'm the you are coming along to, they're trying to have a united western position on the timeline. they want to stick. i think to that resolution 2254 in the security council, even though it's back from 2015 and some of these out of date because they're a little bit worried if they put another resolution through the security council. would they get in through well with russia, vito 8 so that i think going to come up with a general license in the us treasury which is lifted. some of them to us. you monitor. and pups is us sanctions for the, for the next 6 months of the, of the western countries could, europe in countries could lift that best sanctions to it's worth remembering that the us sanction some of them ar

st. john's church, a picture of the then congressman there with elon musk, that tweet coming out around 8:30 this morning before the ceremony began at the church. then as principal news reports, the house ratio is razor thin between republicans and democrats. now 218 republicans to 215 democrats. there are two vacancies currently in the house. we have been showing you those pictures of people arriving on capitol hill, mitch mcconnell there arriving in the rotunda, the ceremonies getting set to begin. we will continue to show you those pictures all morning long. host: anthony in new york state, republican line. caller: good morning, sir, how are you? host: fine. go ahead. caller: i just want to wish everybody a happy inauguration day. and to four more years of president donald j. trump. the bottom line is, with president trump, promises are made, and promises are kept. with trump administration 2.0, we will accomplish so much more. the bottom line is we have disruptors in the system that will be placed in numerous cabinet positions, including pete hegseth, tulsi gabbard, and many other pix

st. john's church. that didn't happen in 2020, as i recall, because of covid or perhaps there was some other reason. 2016 was a much different trump inauguration. so far, today, this looks like an old-fashioned inauguration. so, after the debates about the peaceful transfer of power, certainly in 2020, today's traditions are really an attempt to try to return the idea of a kind of normal ceremonial peaceful transfer of power without all of the drama. of course, it's early in the day. >> yeah, we heard donald trump say last night that he would issue dozens, we're hearing, up to 200 executive actions on a number of things, and if you think about that, margaret, that's what makes this so unique. he's only the second president in history. grover cleveland, the other, to serve nonconsecutive terms, so he comes in with what he calls a mandate, and at the same time, knows the white house, knows how to work the levers of government, and so he's preparing to use them. >> he is. and he seems to have the confidenc

st. john's president appeals com, opt angry protest over the electric, heating of citizens from his country and sit on the civil war. the hello welcome to the program. the government has approved the gaza cx. 5 deal expected to take effect on sunday. it was rushed to find off to more than 6 hours of meetings is rarely media reporting. the $24.00 ministers voted in favor with 8 voting against, including, as well as national security in finance ministers as well. the 3 phase agreement involves the release of captives held in gaza in exchange for palestinian prison is in is ready, jails is ready for says will gradually withdrawal from the strip on humanitarian aid will be allowed in stephanie decker reports now from a non because israel has bound algebra from operating that over a year of negotiations, rejection speculation, and politics and tens of thousands of palestinians killed the deal that never seem to be able to come together. now has, for the 1st phase, at least these really cabinet convene just proportion about the jewish day of rust to both the deal through in the session which last

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st. john's b blinking is repeatedly echo. does he attend to the house of son for a loan from is yet still on the live. a deal between israel and indian minnesota is all raised often, long rucker books both the claims that the ruling b. j. b. apologies on last year's done with election. the massachusetts to the state comes, why does he announces the listing of sign checking restrictions on his social media platform? and i'm for you as president the legs are she's to take control of greenland. the russian foreign minister suggest donald trump 1st consider the opinions of the islands. people local parliament member accounts as a greenland, the kansas sides that future we don't want to, we don't want to be american citizens. we want to be 3 letters into it and bring them the a very good morning to you. this is on the international with the late as well. news update is great to happy with us as always, starting the always breaking news from south korea wet. impeached, president, used to fuel has been detained by investigators, and

st. john's, the capital of the united states in the south east, slightly shifting the skills and the armies favor somebody like putting that we inflicted a huge loss on the enemy. hundreds of them killed hundreds injured and those who remained to live to split. but we tell them we ever you go, we will come up to you to tell the suited these people in the place, touched by those mysteries, we will clear it, we will come up to them. we, if they go the army also to back some areas of the capital hard to. but since may the rapid support forces have been consistently attacking the city of especially in the capital of north star 4 and the last remaining major army strong holes in the west. this targeted hospitals and displacement of camps and killed thousands of civilians according to the local health ministry. yeah, and if i'm implement, i shall we assure all of the our assess fighters that the operations in l flush are, are going well. and we're getting support from various parts of the country until we liberate all of sudan. the violence has had a catastrophic impact on civilians. the famine e

st. john's church across the street. then he's going to cross back over behind me, he's going to have a t where there's going to be kind of a reinvigoration of a of the tradition that we didn't see in 2020 because it was bucked by president trump back then who we know wasn't very happy about the transfer of power. so that's going to be happening for the 1st time in a long time. and this is going to be a sort of a welcome ceremony between the vice president, the president as well as the basses and the trumps. and then we're going to head to the capital where the swearing is going to be happening indoors this time instead of outdoors. we haven't seen that since ronald reagan at 1981. then the inaugural address. and then you're right, it's the end of the oval office. we're just like president bite and tried to undo. president trump agenda, we're going to see president trump elect at this point. do a couple of executive orders where he's going to do and for some integration he's also going to be receiving the federal workfor

they were told was over 10 years ago, a settlement expansion continued where you had the us extra st. john carry doing shuttle diplomacy between the 2 sides. they failed and they'd only started talking about talks about tools, no real poplar negotiations. so it gives you a sense of how difficult it is to get to the concept of a palestinian state. however, it is, as anyone will tell you, the only way for it to stop the cycle of violence uh in the regents. mm hm. cuz he said the stephanie uh, talks about tools. thanks so very much the update the from a so i will joining me now is how son but already professor of international affairs at castle university. um we heard from the categories just yesterday saying, moving forward, we want a cautious optimism, but this is the crisis they've been in a long time. and as we just heard from our reports of stephanie jessica in also, uh, you know, for years we've seen talks about tools. is this a concern with this round of tools? is it just going to be more tools, some more tools and not lead to anything? well obviously, um the witness recent fees that t

st. john's episcopal church and will host attend a luncheon at the white house and at the capitol, the swearing in will begin at 11:00. president biden and vice president harris will leave the white house after that ceremony. trump is expected to sign a series of executive order and head to capitol one arena before heading to the white house for a signing ceremony in oval office. here is trump laying out plans at the d.c. rally last night. >>y w >>y we will not be invaded, will not be occupied or overrun or conquered, we will be a free and proud nation once again and that will take place tomorrow at 12:00. [cheering] >> everyone in our country will prosper. every family will thrive. and everyday will be filled with opportunity and hope and also filled with a thing called the american dream that you don't hear much about anymore. >> madeleine: trump shared and will head to california on fire to visit areas ravaged by the wildfires. >> carley: you live in wash washington, what is the mood like today compared to any other old boring monday. >> madeleine: definitely filled with people. there is cel

st. john's episcopal church and then he's going to be headed over to the white house, where the trump's will be meeting the biden's and they'll be having tea. that's part of a ceremony by the way, with the ceremony. but part of the convention having tea at the white house and to go to get to the capitol hill will be covering all of that from our little corner of the washington dc. so be sure to tune entails is there a special cut ridge of trumps and alteration that begins at $1630.00 gmc on monday as today. we'll be back with more ellis from washington shortly. for now though, it's kind of back to the, the watching out 0 is reminder of our top stories. thousands of palestinians are returning home with the safe spot in gauze or into it. the 2nd day, with around 90 percent of homes, destroyed or partially damaged in garza or place, most part of citizens called home no longer exists as well as relief, 90 palestinian prisoners as part of the goals are safe. i deal with homeless women and children of the for us to be freed and the initial phase of the agreement. let's bring it and you're a hawaii

st. john's. the duffy's had to make a decision. we had enough tickets for our whole family. the kids? this is so incredible, one day they will be 80 and say, i was there. it was chaotic and the kids got aggressed up, felt like princesses of theul ba. ball. pictures of how it started and ended. that is how it started, lawrence, started good. there we are with kellyanne, loved seeing her. this is how it ended, had to carry the kids out. >> lawrence: big day. what an upgrade we are about to get. sean duffy, president expected to have big announcement for infrastructure. what do you expect presidency to put out today? >> rachel: he's said and sean echoed that, he wants to introduce new golden era of travel and infrastructure and everything crumbling because money has been spent is green new deal instead of hard, durable projects. that is their goal. it is going to be great. >> lawrence: getting back to common sense essential stuff. we pay taxes and planes not working. >> rachel: in los angeles you saw that, people pay tons of taxes and basic stuff, can't get, clear out brush and

is a good way to end this segment and i don't think shat he made a big statement what happened in st. johny 30, 2020 pl riots. i was there and watched it and essait was terrifying. there was no message to the community about that that was in any way relatable. that pastor pastor, thank you. just ahead democrats hypocrisy once again served up on a silver platter for you to see. the double standard on pardons m nextas. about this side of town! mucinex in, mucus out! don't mask symptoms, treat the cause. if you crush spines and skulls. don't worry about >> he is basically saying if i incite a riot, if you crush spines and holes you n are doin> in my name for my benefit and i will pardon you.sign >> i would not be surprised if we sell an mass resignation fro the department of justice. >> why were they being pardoned, is my question, are they innocent?he no one is asserting that. were they being pardoned because willingly politica l foot sup soldiers for donald trump.en >> laura: weight, are we supposed to believe that the open border democrats are suddenly at the party of law and order? is tha

. >> laura: well, what was hilarious to watch close up javier my lay in st. john church on inauguration day for the service in the morning people were flocking to him. walked by the vice premier of china nobody paid any attention to malone and melee people wanted to be close to we have a soundbite from javier. watch. >> slowly what once seemed like the absolute global high gemmy of the world, politics, educational institutions and the media and supernatural organizations or even in forums like davos has begun to crumble and the hope for the ideas of freedom is starting to merge the rest of these populist leaders are the future. >> they absolutely are laura. the reason for that is because they love the people that they represent. the elites absolutely hate the working class. they have so much contempt for them. and can you tell when a leader loves the people and serves the people, that is what donald trump represents is the return of service. i am here to represent what the people elected me to do. >> laura: yeah, and they will raise the boogie man of disinformatio

st. john's service and then to the capitol where trump is expected to be sworn in by noon.l: a lot of questions for even the cabinet members by the way. sean and i, we'll move inside. i ran into pete last night and his wife jen at an event. we're wondering where do our kids go. is there enough room in the rotunda for our kids. this is a cabinet with a lot of kids. pete has seven, i have nine, rfk hat six or seven. nobody knows what's going to happen with the rest of the family and we're going to roll with it, the energy in the town, regardless of the dysapt about the parade and all that . the energy is off the hook. charlie: you can't make america great again without lots and lots and lots of children. rachel: that's true. charlie: enteral pete are doing your job. rachel: yeah, we r. i was going to say, somebody was going to be at one event is a rally that donald trump -- this was planned long before tomorrow afternoon at the arena, and billy rye cyrus is one of the people scheduled to sing. he was on hannity last night here's what he said about that moment. >> i will say w

st. john's epic episcopal church that's a church that they tried to bring god during the first or.ncoming president and first lady melania trump will be welcomed into the white house by joe and joe biden prefer the party to the capital building before the swearing in ceremony. the ceremony will include musical performances by kerry underwood, lee greenwood, the marine corps band and others it will also be an indication by reverend franklin graham and cardinal timothy dolan, supreme court justice brett kavanaugh will administer the oath of office to the incoming vice president jd vance in the 47th president donald trump will be sworn in by chief justice john roberts, the president will then deliver his inaugural address and according to trump the theme will be unity, strength and fairness. a short time later we will watch as joe biden departs a capital forever after just one term and at the same time trump will head to the presidents room inside of the capital complex to sign his first executive orders. we are told there will be scores of major new policies that will go into effect

and i don't think she made a big stink about what happened right outside of st. john the may 20th, 2020 blm riots. i was there and watched and it it was terrifying. there was no message to the community about that. that was in any way relatable. but, pastor, thank you. >> thank you, laura. >> laura: just ahead, democrats' hypocrisy once again served up on a silver platter for you to see. the double standard on pardons, next. r ♪ emedies you take for chest congestion only mask the symptoms. hey... how you doing? this mucus won't move out. you're gonna love this property. the guy's congestion remedy? harmless. try this. mucinex 12 hour treats the mucus that causes chest congestion for all-day relief. don't leave! it's fine! ugh! i was worried about this side of town! mucinex in, mucus out! don't mask symptoms, treat the cause. narrator: ontario, canada. stable and secure when the world around us isn't. you can rely on us for energy to power your growing economy and for critical minerals crucial to new technologies. we're here, right by your side. [title: ontario, canada

st. john's church. it's the church of the president. come back and have tea and a breakfast with the current president of the united states. now the state department actually runs this. blair house became a larger complex of about 70,000 square feet. it's actually bigger than the white house. so that the white house could host foreign dignitaries. state department describes it. actually pretty nice a team of chefs who offer the best of american cuisine featuring locally sourced food and best of american wine. the last point is lost on the president-elect who doesn't drink. but you have had a number of people say this ever since it's become the official house guest house of the president, including charles de gaulle and harry truman the president lived here in the 1940s and 50's when they were renovating the white house. back to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, rich. we have a fox news alert. president biden just issues new pardons for dr. anthony fauci and retired general mark milley just moments ago it. also includes the members of

st. john's, known as the church of the presidents. bidens are less hosted the trumps to the white house for tea. >> what did he say? >> that's between trump and me. >> maurice: trump left a note for biden four years ago but trump refused to accept the results for the 2020 election and chose not to attend biden's inauguration. today biden made dramatic moves until his final moments in office, delivering preemptive pardons to those mr. trump had threatened with retribution, and he addressed staff and supporters before leaving joint base andrews. >> are leaving office boo are not leaving the fight. soon after biden departed, president trump made his way to the arena packed with supporters. some had waited overnight. at a desk with the presidential seal, he signed executive orders as he promised he would, on day one. the reverend sam rodriguez, justin from california. >> about to board the blessed red-eye flight. >> maurice: one of the many shut out when the arena filled to its capacity of 20,000. rodriguez delivered a prayer at trump's f

st. john's episcopal church to wield an upside down bible over his head and do whatever he could to violate the separation of church and state, but they were willing to use government violence against nonviolent democracy protesters. on january 6 he incited a violent insurrection to back up his political coup and showed he was willing to use mob violence against democratic government. so we've just got to hang tough through this period to do justice and honor to those people who risked their lives for us, like officer ganell who was forced to leave his dream job in law enforcement and is wounded and suffering still from the attack like officer harry dunn, like officer michael fanone and dozens of other police officers who stood up for democracy on that day, as well as people across the country who came forward to testify about this outrageous assault on the american constitutional order. >> let's talk about what is more serious. you say we are in the fight of our lives, it doesn't stop, the fight for democracy doesn't stop. this isn't a commemoration of a day in history, it's a current matt

st. john's church, for a photograph. i wasn't alone." that was the widely reported hoax at the time.he inspector general, who put this out during biden's 10-year. "we found that they park police made the decision to clear the parka protesters to install an anti-scale fencing to protect the park. u.s. park police officers during the protests did not find evidence that the park police officials did not -- two permit the president of the united states to visit the park." my question, we will put this up -- in the photo shoot she was talking about. my question is has she retracted this? she believes in the truth. retracted. >> don't let the facts get in the way of a good story. did you hear her on "the view"? when she was the word "i?" i thought that was embarrassing. i disagree with that woman. she had a moment to make the church, to bring in new members. >> that is her life's mission. that is her assignment. >> absolutely. big mistake. but -- no look, politics do not belong in that moment. i think that was a huge mistake. i will leave it there because i take this very personally and i

st. john's church, and then they head to the capitol where trump is expected to be sworn in by noon eastern excuse me. i'm getting used to the new line up. sorry, guys. charlie, joey and rachel. rachel: oh, i think i'm going to be doing that for a while. [laughter] by the way, we're going to have will later on in the show, so stay tuned. we'll bring madeleine rivera rah in to introduce him. [laughter] yeah, this weather is a big dealing, and we don't even know what's going to happen, how many of my family members will be rowed, concern allowed, how many will be moved to the capital one arena, we'll see. a lot of details are still being worked out. charlie: yeah. i have a lot of friends who were venturing on their own to d.c., and they're the like, what do you mean? this isn't cold. these are farm pers who are used to weather events, what do you mean this is cold? we could stay out here for ours. -- hours. rachel: i'm telling you, it's really cold. [laughter] joey: i believe it is. i like the hunt, but i'm not trying to freeze to death. i don't know if hell has frozen overkings, but apparent

st. john's church this morning for the service, he was fresh as a d.c., did the slow walk down the aisle, he is a performer and we have not had a performer who enjoys politics as much as he does. obama was a performer as well, clinton a little bit but he is of a different creation. >> jesse: obama did not really like people very much. donald trump likes people. >> laura: and tiktok, he said it's not that bad. [chuckling] we will see, about tiktok. they will be debate about that. >> jesse: lots of debates. laura thank you, you look beautiful. >> laura: if you look well as we, i hope he shows up to do the dance. >> jesse: any minute. be think -- thank you so much. the country's about to radically change for the first time in a long time, feeling like we can reach our full attention. it feels electric. ♪ ♪ [cheering and applause] [cheering] >> donald trump's warning is the 40 is the 47th president of the united states, how does it feel? >> if he is a gray, americas back! >> i'm more excited for this than my wedding day p-1 maga has arrived, we got it done the one i feel like the country will

st. john's church, this morning. >> reporter: the historic day kicks off shortly. trumps will be making their way across lafayette park for that traditional service there. then the bidens will be welcoming the trumps back to the white house. a longstanding tradition, one that donald trump did not participate in four years ago. joe biden is adamant that, unlike trump in 2021, he would participate and par take in the peaceful transfer of power. from there they will make their way to the capitol. today a triumphant return for president trump and a bitter departure from joe biden. >> george: mary bruce, thanks. >> robin: gonna bring in rachel scott for more on what donald trump is planning to do on day one of his new administration. rachel, i know you spoke with the president-elect as he was preparing to depart for washington for the inauguration. good morning. >> reporter: robin, good morning. i spoke to president-elect donald trump by phone and he made it very clear he wants to move very quickly on these executive orders, just within hours of taking the oath of offic

st. john's across from the white house to sign the prayer book, that was his first visit as president.t would have broken a more than 200-year tradition dating back to james madison. now back to tiktok. president-elect trump wrote oncd banning the app recently became a tiktok convert and credits the platform with helping him connect with young voters during the campaign. trump writing on truth social, quote, my decision on tiktok will be made in the not-too-distant future, but i must have time to review the situation. stay tuned. now, tiktok providing a statement of their own saying, quote, unless the biden administration immediately provides a definitive statement to satisfy the most critical presence, unfortunately, tiktok will be forced go dark on january 19th. kevin o'leary, who supports donald trump, said on america ease newsroom yesterday with bill hemmer he's put a $20 billion cash bid for the company. now, tiktok's ceo will be at president-elect trump's inauguration tomorrow. perhaps he'll have a word with the new president. mike in. mike: perhaps some wheeling and dealing. luc