trump. >> kristen, we have 15 seconds. >> donald trump will be judged on the actions and what americans feel from those actions as much as any words he says today. >> that's a really good point to end on here as we watch and wait for donald trump to be inaugurated as the 47th president of the united states. thanks to my panel, to you at home for joining us. i'm kasie hunt. don't go anywhere. our special inauguration coverage is going to continue right now and all day long. >>> welcome to inauguration day on this bitterly cold morning on this nation's capital. we're about to witness donald j. trump's return to the presidency, one of the most seismic transitions of power in modern american history. president- elect just a few hours from taking the oath of office, the ceremony moved to the capitol rotunda because of the frigid weather. live coverage of the inauguration. i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm jake tapper overlooking the white house that will soon be the trump white house once again, the pr

in the second trump administration we can expect donald trump to be insulated from a lot of those types of problems that really hurt him the first time around. we're also seeing trump make very different personnel decisions which is a huge deal. everything throws through the people the president has around him. in 2016 he was considered a fluke even though he won the election and forget about the republican primaries when there were not a lot of capable or well established g.o.p. operatives willing to join the trump campaign because they thought it was kind of like an accident that he won the g.o.p. primary and he definitely was going to lose an embarrassing defeat and the "access hollywood" tape solidified for those republicans they made the right decision not to jump onboard. when it came to the transition there was a real scramble and donald trump didn't have anyone in the political orbit that by the time a politician arrives at a transition period and becomes a president-elect, they worked in politics for years and they had people from their old congressional office in washington an

i realized many trump supporters -- for many trump supporters, trump is the media. they believe what he says. when he says they are eating cats and dogs in springfield, ohio, talking about haitian migrants, they believe that. when abc news,, washington times, the wall street journal, or even the republican governor of ohio says it is not happening, they do not believe them. donald trump is their source of information. he says we have never had an economy as good as my economy when i was president, that is not true. or we have never had a worse economy than now, that is not true. people believe him. when it comes out of in the rest of the media -- what comes out in the rest of the media, they put aside. it is hard to have a debate about the national issues we need to discuss. host: let's see if we can get to a couple more folks before we have to let you go. robert is in oregon on the line for independents. good morning. caller: good morning. i voted for barack obama twice and donald trump three times. a couple of questions for david. i do not necessarily agree with y

we are the majority, and trump won. >> trump won. >> trump won. the night before january 6th, rally goers had started assembling. and i can tell you to this day, donald trump won the election. they were so loud that trump could hear them in the oval office that evening. trump opened the doors on this chilly january evening and started calling aides into his office. can you hear them outside, he'd ask. can you hear how excited they are i woke up that morning and, you know, there was a sense of real menace in washington, and there had been for a couple of days. >> there is a new republican party on the rise. >> we're coming for you, and we're going to have a good time doing it. >> this is the greatest group of patriots ever put together. >> what does giuliani do on january 6th? >> please welcome america's mayor, rudy giuliani, who takes the stage at the stop the steal rally on the ellipse just south of the white house. >> you can see the white house in the distance, and he fires up this crowd. >> this has been a year in which they have invaded our f

let me say this about trump. i do not hate trump.he thing i dislike about him -- he don't want nobody to never tell him nothing. somebody has to tell they meant something. he don't know everything. as far as make america great again, i want all of you to know one thing. god is the one that made america great again. god is the one that made america great again and i wish trump would go in and say, this thing he is talking about retribution, he always used that. you have to get over that. tone it down and get this country going. for biden, i and got no problem with biden. i think he did a good job. he really did do a good job. he is not going to get credit for a lot of things he did because you know trump is going to step up and say -- he already said the economy is doing good right now. you do not have but one president at a time. thank you for letting me. have a wonderful day. host: he was mentioning the gaza cease-fire. the u.n. says age trucks are entering the gaza strip as part of a surge under the hostage she's fire -- cease-fire

what will donald trump do? >> i want to thank president trump for his commitment to work with us, to find a solution that keeps tiktok available. >> democratic senator alex padilla of california, and our roundtable on tiktok's fate and trump's embrace of big tech. and this morning, the long awaited israel-hamas ceasefire begins. hostages and prisoners freed today. >> i can't allow myself to raise expectations until i'm giving keith a hug this morning. >> ian pannell is live from israel. the father of an israeli-american hostage joins us and white house deputy national security advisor jon finer with the latest on the ceasefire deal. >> from abc news. it's this week. here. now, jonathan karl. >> good morning and welcome to this week. we come on the air this morning on the precipice of an historic moment, one that feels more like the beginning of a new era than a new presidency. whether you are hopeful or whether you are fearful, there is no denying that major changes are coming. donald trump is about to become j

trump and melania trump, glimpse of donald trump we see movement looks like secret service mr.night after tiktok service to users after 14 hour shutdown vowing executive order to delay ban until a buyer can be vice president-elect jj.d. vance the u.s. should own at least 50% of app some lawmakers demanding a full divestiture, putting 20-billion-dolr cash offer on table for tiktok, again watch live pictures, alongside, o'leary with ventures chairman kevin o'leary, indcompany john catsimatidis thank you for joining me live pictures we just saw j.d. vance, entering st. john's church kevin, got to start with tiktok, with you. your reaction, to tiktok going down, coming back up and can you give us an update where you are, in your negotiations with bytedance? >> well we haven't had geeshgs with bytedance lindsey graham povd last night the senator, put out some pretty interesting news there is something called a secret golden share that every chinese company has to issue, to ccp leadership that is xi himself turns out that beauty byte can't negotiate anything unless he made a decision

yeah, g, g, a myers trump. he's not as to what the big, the if the strong man likes these guys who uh who, who, who do deals. and uh, he's also have nice things to say about using paying. and he did asked in the past and he did ask him to attend his inauguration. he has a huge admiration for strong man. and he said not too long ago that you know, letting me put in, i kind of understand the guy, nato was riding his door steps a. so this fear of interest thinking is exactly what vitamin put in a is, is a, subscribes to when he wants to take ukraine. and that is not alien thinking for donald trump. therefore, when we look to what he's likely to do in a potential ukraine, russian deal, we will not see him taking into consideration the principle that is most important for europeans. namely. so the rule of law, the fact that the un charter for bids a military attack on another country. and here's material integrity, we put a random rough shod over that article of the un charter and trump. she won't have much interest

let me say this about trump. i do not hate trump.he thing i dislike about him -- he don't want nobody to never tell him nothing. somebody has to tell they meant something. he don't know everything. as far as make america great again, i want all of you to know one thing. god is the one that made america great again. god is the one that made america great again and i wish trump would go in and say, this thing he is talking about retribution, he always used that. you have to get over that. tone it down and get this country going. for biden, i and got no problem with biden. i think he did a good job. he really did do a good job. he is not going to get credit for a lot of things he did because you know trump is going to step up and say -- he already said the economy is doing good right now. you do not have but one president at a time. thank you for letting me. have a wonderful day. host: he was mentioning the gaza cease-fire. the u.n. says age trucks are entering the gaza strip as part of a surge under the hostage she's fire -- cease-fire

hours with trump ahead of the swear ing in ceremony. the letter he plans to leave behind in the oval office. >>> all right. it is 6:00 a.m. here on east coast. a live look at the white house, which has been illuminated in the last hour, as we have been talking here. this, of course, president biden's last night in that house. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it is wonderful to have you with us. 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 unite

trump can do anything. he's able to, you know, kind of suddenly turn himself into a panda lover and boast about it. and it doesn't matter. and i'm sure the chinese people look at this and they think this guy maybe, you know, he wants better relations. now, you point out that behind all this, uh, there may be the reality that trump's principal advisor at this point is elon musk. and elon musk has always had soft views on china. he, as you say, china is a huge market for him. he admires china's engineering and skills. so we might see the most extraordinary thing in this trump, uh, second term, which is despite an administration of of hawks, donald trump ends up being the dove. >> it is amazing. i mean, certainly you heard, you know, marco rubio. be clear where he stands, right? they're gonna end up in a situation where china controls everything in the united states if we don't watch. i mean, that's the tone right now. but can i ask you about elon musk? because he has you know, i called him the word partner be

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

it is unclear what the value is or what donald trump or melania trump for that matter may gain from thise coin over the next year, as far as i understand it, and presumably effectively riding on the coat—tails of what should be a fairly cryptocurrency—friendly regime. and it is definitely capitalising on that. from a regulatory perspective, one does have to question whether this is utilising undue influence. but the crypto world, you know, is its own little universe. certainly is. marc 0stwald, there. if you struggle to get out of bed this morning, and you might still be in bed, it's ok, you are not alone. yes, today is blue monday, often considered to be the most depressing day of the year. bad weather, broken new year's resolutions and unhappiness at work all peak on this third monday of the year. if you haven't been feeling excited about being back to work after the christmas period, there's a good chance you're stuck in a "groundhog career", where you are repeating the same work over and over. career futurist dr david 0xley is co—author of the forthcoming book, he explained what is g

and trump won. so he went from sort of liking tiktok as a way to sort of keep his opponent off balance to loving tiktok because it helped deliver the white house to him, which is amazing. >> i mean, as you pointed out. but it's it's in a sense, chess, but it is all in what he thinks is best for him and for the people who support him. but, you know, today on stage with him was elon musk tonight for that, for that speech. and musk has talked about possibly buying tiktok, which again would be pocket change for him were he to do so. he posted about tiktok this morning. musk that is i have been against a tiktok ban for a long time because it goes against freedom of speech. that said, the current situation where tiktok is allowed to operate in america but x is not allowed to operate in china, is unbalanced. something needs to change. um, so is it. where is this headed? i mean, is it musk is playing a game where somehow with all of trump's chips with china, it's going to be twitter that that benefits and m

the trump family is there. jeff bezos once made a joke about sending donald trump to space on a rocket and not in, like, a cool, fun way more in a have fun on your ride in a cool, fun way. >> yeah, well, winning. winning heals all rifts. i mean, ultimately in politics, if somebody is successful, you're going to see everybody else slowly start to line up behind them. and trump, for his many flaws and his many political challenges, he did march through that primary, and he asserted his dominance over the republican party. and so now you have republican elected officials who privately say all sorts of things about their concerns about what donald trump is going to do to this country, publicly kowtowing. and you have leaders in silicon valley, some of the wealthiest and most influential people in journalism and tech lining up to kiss the ring. so i do think, look, i think president biden actually addressed this to some extent in his farewell address when he talked about the rise of oligarchy in this country. and an

same with this is trump. so there's this is literally, s i think an opportunity talk about the weather and what's going. i mean, there's just there's no substance. there's nothing about house so. will say, but i think this is literally age for buying time until then. but trump loves being in rooms with people and conversing. so he'll he'll still the room with all sorts of discussion. >> also an opportunity. and we said this earlier in the show to present that unity that transfer apparent power to the american the people. remember 4 years ago when this was flipped when it was president trump leaving office and joe biden we didn't job. yeah, but looking there at a very exclusive club. you see john painter, gingrich, kevin mccarthy, former republican speakers of the republican speakers of the house. and, you know, they've got to be in there thinking bemaybe feeling some sense of relief that they don't have to deal with what mike johnson has to deal with. a look at some for if you're a republican, it's great. you

how on predictable will donald trump 2nd term be? so let's try to answer that question with a bit more depth. now, melinda, you've heard just there, canada in greenland, in the new u. s. president or the soon to be us present president sites. how realistic or plausible is it that he'll actually make good on these threats? you know, it, trump is all about bluster and bravado, and it's actually a dilemma for us in the media. because we give him so much attention for his outragious claims that he makes. and that was a press conference. you know, he's just throwing some ideas out there and seeing what happens. and that's a trademark for him as well. because he sees himself as a deal maker, he thinks we, you know, just put in my maximum maximal claim and see if i get better terms for some stuff. he sometimes, uh, some, some observers say he's operating according to the mad mount theory of international politics, which is what richard nixon like to do. but nixon was a very c, a radical strategic person. trump. he operates on the basis of i

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

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we have tiffany trump, ivanka trump, lara trump merit to eric trump. lara trump the cochair of rnc.. and barron trump as well. they were invited to sit for round of applause. you can see them standing for recognition from those who were gathered in the capital one arena. we can safely conclude as all of those people are in their seats, we cannot be too far away from the man himself, donald trump arriving into the arena shortly. i want to bring in a former republican congressman from kansas. thank you for being with us. only form or by a matter of weeks. just wondering what you make of what we've been talking about in terms of this relationship between social media companies and president trump and how we might see that evolving over time. >> we have to take a serious look at this because when i was in congress, i voted to make sure that we put commonsense regulations in place, especially for children. i am a father of four kids and we have to look at the impact that this is having on our children and our society. certainly, free speech is incredibly important in this country. we can

even the threat 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 is that 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 absence prepared itself for these kind of shopping off. 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 bound 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 faster. but we don't know the specifics and how deep it is go

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trump hasn't said how he'll do this.territory. he could reduce us military aid. but common ground between russia and ukraine appears scarce. trump's envoy on the war says he'd like a solution within 100 days. even that is hard to deliver. there are some promises donald trump can definitely keep. he has both houses of congress on side and a range of presidential powers. he's talked of pardoning some of the january 6th rioters and of easing regulations on petrol cars. if he chooses, he can do these. donald trump will have considerable power, but to deliver some of his biggest promises will not only require bringing in new laws and policies, it's also about their implementation and their impact. ros is in washington, as is christian fraser, and a full team as we have a full live coverage of donald trump's inauguration here on bbc news for you. a special programme from washington will begin at 12 gmt today. be sure to tune in. now time for a look at the weather. hello. most eyes may be on the us for the presidential inaugura

uh, trump meme coin prices for trump's coin. it peaked on sunday.alked about it a little bit, roughly $74 a share. it went down and went back up again to 60. but again, the estimated valuation nearly 60 billion. and critics have said, look, this could be a dangerous way for special interests and foreign governments to try and buy influence with the president. so two part question for you. i wonder how you see this trump coin specifically and then overall, how much of an impact do you believe meme coins will have in a trump administration? >> i have a quick three part, first part. omar, you should have told me to buy it. you and i would have made a lot of money, i guess, at the end. >> but you know, it is very spectacle. you know, it's not an investment. it's set. >> it's stated that as a coin. right. i think it is a, you know, meme is. but really what trump has, you know, crowned himself as being the crypto, you know, crypto president. and what i think this conversation to answer first and second part, omar, is that we are walking into crypto friend

for trump's, trump's running mate. as we all know, about nine months ago, a certain book came out that, uh, did some serious damage to those hopes for about a certain dog shooting a dog. yeah. but yeah, i think people will remember that. and incredible that that was only nine months ago. and here we are today. but but, you know, this is a person who clearly has high ambition and is a hard charging person. and she had her eyes on the on the vp prize. i think she's decided that, you know, the next best, best thing for her future ambitions would be if she can be the person who can become known as solving the border, uh, whatever that means. i think she's decided that that's something that is going to be her next step. and anybody who thinks she's going to be a wallflower and cede power to tom homan or whoever i think is probably going to be mistaken, well, it's going to be fascinating to see how that plays out. >> but lulu, you know priscilla. priscilla alvarez, our white house reporter. she's done extensive reporting on

the trump team, the trump fa family.son him, they did everything to stop this movement and they failed and here we are in washington, d.c. on this beautiful day and donald j trump is about to take back the white house. [cheering and applause] hey, guys, our country is. our country will be respected again. we as americans will be proud again. america will be. again. we will have the greatest nation on the earth. the nonsense and speared the bull ship ends right now. we love you. we love you. we love you. >> talking about all that his father had gone through the last several years. a very difficult time for the family, obviously. we are about to welcome president trump and just moments stick around. we will see you back here tomorrow for special coverage of the inauguration of donald trump as the 47th president. >> hello, everyone. welcome to the five.

donald trump and melania trump there as well.ected to sign several exec adored her spread some of them including energy changes, natural energy emergency powers being granted as well as well as his first words on the tiktok ban and the tariff story as well. there is a lot going on in terms of what these next 24 hours will look like for donald trump and investors maybe have a day of reprieve to digest what that looks like. markets are closed in the united states, not only the inauguration, but also martin luther king jr. day as well which mean the stock and bond market are closed. the currency markets are very much alive. seeing the dollar drop and weaken substantially on the story the wall street journal initially reported suggesting donald trump will take a beat before going to really inflict some of the tariffs on china. that will be a key part of this. bitcoin trading over one handle. as we wait donald trump's arrival to capitol hill. a little bit more from corey clips dean. a pleasure to have you on the program. if you can ju

the trump meme: double again. making his stake with $58 billion or more, president-elect trump launched his own cryptocurrency friday night when this article first ran and as of sunday morning appeared to have made more than $50 billion on paper for himself and his companies. the stunning launch of the trump coin caught the entire industry off guard and speaks about his personal influence than the ascendancy of cryptocurrency in his administration. it also speaks to the nature of the crypto industry that someone could have more than $50 billion worth of something that literally did not exist 48 hours previously. that story was actually updated just 47 minutes ago, so even though the coin launched on friday, his stake in it is now worth $58 million or more into the warning from axios. i want to get back to the inauguration. what do you think is different heading into the second term from what the conditions were in 2017? >> i think there are a lot of differences. when we entered first time, people are keeping dista

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

trump broke it. and democrats have to understand this is the new reality that they live in, and they have to start bringing a knife to a knife fight and stop begging for republicans to work in a bipartisan way to advance the common good, because the bipartisan way that advances the common good for donald trump is that you have to bend the knee. there is no bipartisanship other than this election, show that they're not that voters aren't looking for a bipartisan way. >> there's a trifecta of republican leadership show that people were worried about the price of eggs. >> give me a break. 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 app

milan. ja trump. so several more things were expecting from trump. today he's going to go to a capital one sport. serena he's going to addressing, he's going to be addressing the crowds, his supporters there, and we are waiting for the signing moment, right? this is going to be the main executive moment of the day now that he's president, when he's going to sign these presidential, either executive orders or proclamation or declaration. everything that you know is in his speech, including the board of policies, the id was just talking about. he needs to sign the documents. i don't doubt that it's going to happen, but it hasn't happened yet. and we are, of course, keeping a very close eye on these live pictures. heidi, as we do that, i do want to ask you, because you've done a lot of reporting at the border, is there a deterrent effect? because that is something that donald trump was banking on in his 1st term that if he signaled that he was shutting down the border, then people would stop coming. what

you see president trump, the first lady. there's baron trump.self, so for baron to tower over both his mother and father tells you just how tall baron is. 21 years old now, a student at nyu. we're expecting to hear the final remarks of the day in sort of an official capacity for president trump. he will speak to the crowd, presumably about the action he will take late this afternoon. he promised action on day one, a number of executive orders he's expected to sign. there is a desk with the presidential seal flight on the platform that he's expected to then sign his executive orders on day one. that was one of the vance children dancing. steve witcoff helped negotiate the cease-fire deal between israel and hamas. donald trump giving him consider credit, as he should. even the biden administration recognized he help get them over the finish line, to have two separations spea administrations speaking as one. >> i was appointed by president trump to be the special envoy for peace in the middle east. [ applause ] >> and i'd like to describe to you so

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but i just think, jake, listening to trump, that's what trump really sounds like, him off prompter. there are no prompters out there. this is not a scripted speech in any way, shape, or form. and that is where he said he was essentially saying all the things he didn't get to say in his inaugural address. >> yeah. and kaitlan, before i bring in daniel to do some fact checkings on some of the things he said were not true about january 6, 2021. i think it's important to point out that the trump/vance campaign in 2024 was a very disciplined campaign and did a decent job of depicting president trump as somebody who obviously had strong feelings on the border. somebody who had strong feelings on inflation, and a disrupter. but somebody who was within the realm of normalcy, which is not obviously what we just heard from the new president there in emancipation hall. >> reporter: i mean trump has always operated on his own agenda in a way that is not surprising to anyone or any of his aides. his campaign, itself, might have been more disciplined. not as much leaking as there was in 2016. but

loyalty to trump. he'll do anything trump to. i don't think he's going to be a source of possibly critical reflection within the administration. then what's going to happen after 2026 or so he's going to be angling for president himself. he's going to be running for president because he does want to be trump's success of this. no doubt about it. and he really is. and some sentences why trump chose him because ishant himself as a kind you know, young trump, this 40 year-old guy who cast himself as the ultimate ultimate trump. yet, i think in order to retain trump's recent trump's confident he's going to have to be 100% loyal all the time and ban seems to understand are now they are rep and we all can i just i think this is your last appearance and thank you, steve kerr and donna, if you were terrific and your insights were great. thank you very much. and welcome back to you at the desk, right? could at again will echo those same could rather thank you guys so much for coming in and sharing your. >> very insightful analysis on hist

i think president trump was right if the objective of the prosecution was to prevent trump from gettingailed miserably by the standard. even if you look at the standard for normal lyrical prosecution what was a consequence of this, trump will have unless this gets overturned on appeal which it might even if it sticks trump will have a conviction on his record but there's no practical consequence from this, he's not serving a day in jail, he got paid a dollar fine. it does get to your question what was the point. >> let's talk about the appeal, the conviction is not final that the sentencing has been done although it didn't last long water trumps best arguments on appeal in your judgment? >> in my judgment the best argument is immunity you will remember the united states supreme court held the president's immune from the official asked when they were in office. although the new york prosecution was not based strictly or specifically on the official ask bragg putting evidence of things that trump did while he was president, statements he made, communication you had with his presidential a

trump did not attend. right.e broke that long standing tradition of the outgoing president standing there, the peaceful transfer of power, handing over to the person who is coming in. trump's helicopter flew over top of the capitol, right? i mean, if you were at the inauguration, kind of as it had started to to wrap up his marine one was taking him out, flying over the heads of all of the people there and considering what the nation had just been through a few weeks prior, on january 6th, it felt like a very remarkable moment. and it was impossible then to conceive of what we are about to see today. yeah, i'm interested in your reflections. it's obviously going to look different than most of us. remember, i think ron brownstein was the on the air a little bit earlier, saying he actually attended the inauguration in 1985. that was inside the capitol rotunda. but i will admit that was the year that i was born. so this is the first time i'm going to see it. yeah. >> somewhere between you and ron and the spectrum of

donald trump.d ricketts say the law that was backed by supreme court on friday and upheld, the law risks ruin bankruptcy for any company that violates it. there is no legal basis for extengsz of effective date of tiktok. they say bite dance has to agree to a sale. donald trump says do a 50/50 split. i will have kevin o'leary joining me today. we'll talk about that with him. david marcus writes in opinion section, china played with tiktok. if tiktok was a fun app some entrepreneur came up with, and somebody offered them 20 billion, why not take the profit and run? i want to ask you about the approximately library, that is your expertise, not mine. >> todd: this is unchartered territory, when it comes to nationalizing this app, a lot will need to be figured out and this is where donald trump will come into play. there is a deal here, there are parties with deep pockets. it becomes what is that thing and will china give up the algorithm, that is where money is and what remains to be seen. don't mische

what is your take on how trump will handle the conflict in ukraine? guest: i can't of course speak you president-elect trump's relationship with lender the i do think what he's offering is an ejection of honesty which is long overdue. we've been making frankly hollow promises to ukrainians for at least the 2008 bucharest summit when we provided a sort of gauzy pathway to membership for them, which frankly achieved the worst of all worlds, provoking russia to the response of putin and offering nothing the ukrainians by way of actual or material security commitment. so we keep talking about our ironclad assurances to ukraine, and we offer our material support in this conflict, but the understanding has long been that the alliance would not accept ukraine. and if president trump is going to be honest with the ukrainians, i think that does less morals and the fury of injury to the ukrainians than promising something that we don't intend to deliver. host: what does an end to this conflict actually look like under a trump administration? guest: i don't know

president trump. he's in his 70's now, he's got a house style. he's trying to get input from a wide variety of people. people the public don't know to bounce ideas off them. he's always seeing how it plays in the room and he's very good at judging, what people are thinking and where the country is going. this is one of his super powers, and so -- and i think that susie is smart enough. she doesn't try to go john kelly on you, and she doesn't try to hermetically seal him. and even when rupert murdoch says we're going to make you a nonperson. and there's a confidence in judgment and confidence in people who will have his back. there will be total access at one level to president trump, this is his house style. i think she is going to have a little more management, and maybe not quite so chaotic at the staff level although i will say, particularly in the first year, all the benefits of the economy and foreign policy, the peace and prosperity of '19, those seeds were sown with rines pre bus and the team.

trump have changed over time. is remarkable looking at what has now been a 10 year political career of donald trump where he started when he came down that escalator to where he is today. where he was at this .4 years ago, sitting about 36% favorable rating, one of the lowest for a one term president in modern history. certainly, most folks would have thought that was the end of donald trump's political career. today, he comes into office with, for the first time, really in the history of his time as president, with a higher favorable than unfavorable rating, slightly. somewhere around 47%, 48%. it is not like he's jumped up into the stratosphere in terms of opinions about him. i think how people view him now is with really clear-eyed. they are clear eyed about who he is, even though they may not like him personally. they do expect him to deliver on the promises that he put forward, especially on immigration and on the economy. as i said, it is not a deep well of goodwill but it is a bigger well of goodwill that h

, trump, trump!'s what's going the bring this country back, success. john: all right. so people are looking for success when donald trump takes office tomorrow at noon. he's talked a lot about the economy and how he's going to turn things around, but now is when the rubber meets the road. sandra: yeah. hi, steve. john: steve moore knows what the 45th and now 47 president can do. do you think the biden administration's made the economy better or worse, 28% said better, 5 2% said worse. >> wow. john: donald trump's got tough work to do. >> he does. i talked to him, i said, can you do it? he said, steve, i to can do it because i've done it before. that that's the right answer. we had a boom in his first three years in office a, then we had covid. the answer to your question is, yes, he can do it. the only question how long will it take. i want to make sure people understand, he's inheriting a mess. this is not a good economy right now. you and i were talking, inflation's ticking up again -- sandra: beca

trump also suggesting the u.s.ake in tiktok, without offering details about how that would work. tiktok welcomed users with the message, as a result of president trump's efforts, tiktok is back in the u.s. now tiktok as of this morning, still isn't on the app stores of apple or google. so you can't download it or do software updates, and other apps owned by bytedance like the popular video editing app, january cut, are also not available right now. >> george: thank you very much. >>> we have more breaking news. the ceasefire deal is holding this morning with hostages and palestinian prisoners freed. chief correspondent ian pannell is in israel. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning george. what a 24 hours it's been. this plaza has been front and center of the to bring the hostages home, and in gaza, finally some relief for the first time in 15 months. families able to go outside without fear of being killed, but just look at what they saw. this morning, overwhelming relief and emotional reunions in israel as

the 2nd trump administration. well, trump had for chief of staff last time and they were unable to assert control over the and finding it a little leaking. so she's managers to hold on and to keep her position and to keep a tight rein on the process that i think you'll have a better run trump administration and the 1st one. well there we have it. great discussion, gentleman ronald reagan institute senior fellow tevye, troy in the hills, white house column this now spanish. thank you so much for being with us today. thank you. so what's the bottom line? president, donald trump, the sequel is going to be a wild ride. some of the time, there are huge gaps between his hyperbolic speeches, an actual achievable policy reality. but sometimes those gaps are small. he said that he wants to deploy the military to remove folks who don't have residency documents from the united states. he might just do that. we've heard from him that he wants vengeance against his enemies and those that opposed him in congress on the january

he is channeling trump. these are things that he knows that trump wants. he is very good at distilling trump's voice in speeches, which he often writes, and immigration is his his big issue. one thing that really got overlooked, caitlin, by the way, when stephen miller's title was announced, deputy chief of staff over policy, yes, but also the homeland security adviser. and in that capacity, he is going to be working very closely with tom homan, who is the border czar, who stephen miller thinks very highly of. according to a number of people, to try to, you know, impact and influence trump's immigration policy for as long as they can. now, does it look like everything they said was going to happen during the campaign? i don't know, it remains to be seen if they move ahead with, say, building camps to to engage in these mass deportations or do they just deport people directly? we're going to see what this looks like. but i expect that stephen miller is going to continue with what he was doing in the first term and in many cases, was stopped by the agencies

and ivanka trump. donald trump jr.ces were waived by the president. >> i would argue don junior has always been more political than any of the children. he has been really the keeper of the flame in terms of what maga is and what it means. he is very connected to the core base when donald trump was not in office cultivated. ivanka, she saw herself as focusing on the key policy issues that were important to her and working in those lanes. when she vir actually tully disappeared, it is in keeping with her receipt sense to be with the rough and tumble politics her father practices. it will be interesting to see what role she plays publicly. for now, they're staying out of the white house. she maintains a relationship with her father, but the question will be does she do anything beyond that. >> elon musk. talk about somebody who sent a tweet on his own platform right after donald trump was shot at and was the assassination attempt fe over the summer in butler, pennsylvania, saying he endorsed donald trump. elon musk never