they are in the process of making their way through the complex maze that is the united states capital to get to the top of those east front steps where they will stand at the top of those steps to help receive the casket once it makes its way up the steps and before it is then put there to lie in state inside the rotunda. that's part of what is taking this process a little longer than what we anticipated here. so, everyone standing out on the east front is very cold waiting for that to happen so we can get to the next stage of the process. >> i appreciate that. i think everybody watching loves hearing everyone talk about the president and his legacy, but it is also interesting to understand the logistical challenges, especially for the presidents family. peter baker, i want to come back to you and your fantastic piece of reporting about president carter and this town and pageantry that has filled our screens all day long. the pageantry didn't start in washington, it started at the carter center and he will leave washington after he's honored by the public and by bipartisan members of

looking ahead to monday, january 6th, the counting and certification of electoral votes at the united states capitaln designated as a united states special security event, that is led by the united states secret service. this event brings together coronation and participation from all levels of government, as well as from local, state, and federal and safety partners. to our residents and businesses, most of the impact of this event will be felt around the u.s. capital monday. this will also include road closures, which capitol police will provide more details shortly one during this conference. following the proceedings at the u.s. capitol monday, january 6, the state funeral events to honor former president carter, will be held here in washington, d.c. between tuesday, january 7th, and thursday, january 9th. president carter's state funeral also has been designated as an and the united states secret service is elite law enforcement for this event. the public will have an opportunity to pay their final respects during a ceremony at the naval memorial and a procession to the u.s. capitol tuesday, wh

it was a scary moment and it shook my confidence in the security of the united states capital, but my hope and expectation is it will go back to what it's always been which is a ceremonial certification of the election. there is really tight security. i think the capital is more prepared and there's not the expectation there will even be any sort of demonstrations or lawmakers on the floor trying to overturn this. >> this is one of the first orders of business for the 119th congress. we just saw speaker michael johnson walk a tight rope to keep the gavel on friday. what type of congress or the president have once he begins his term? >> a tenuous one. what we saw really shows us that governing is going to be difficult and interestingly enough the people that will probably give the most problems for the agenda are the house freedom caucus and hardliners who theoretically are the most trump of the entire conference. they are trying to stand up for things like fiscal responsibility and spending cuts, that will come to a head as they are trying to enact this massive bill which is a fast tr

we are showing you pictures around the united states capital today. security is high today and will be through the inauguration. yesterday, amy klobuchar spoke about security on capitol hill, comparing it to four years ago. >> what we found out last january 6, and this could have been any event but this one is etched in our mind forever with the police officer dying and so many people hurt, we had cops that cannot get at their riot gear. it was locked in a bus. a four hour delay to call in the national guard because of some rule that created a phone tree. the architect, who is kind of the boss, was not even there. these were genetic changes we made. 103 recommendations and my job as chairs of the rules committee . to make sure we have a new police, increase more out, hundreds of more officers come and we have a plan and strategy in place. that is not to say there are not threats all the time on members of congress or the capital, but i feel strongly we have made major shifts. what happened last time to officers will haunt me forever. does anyone have

trump and his allies around him, trying to overturn a free and fair election going to the united states capital and trying to get into the capital the we saw people talking about hanging, mike pence, the vice president that is on heard of the there's a real threat a physical threat.

today at the united states capital, i will perform my constitutional duty as vice president of the united states to certify the results of the 2024 election. this duty is a secret application. one i will uphold, guided by love of country loyalty to our constitution. and my unwavering faith in the american people, south careers mail it to says north korea has fund a ballistic missile towards the sea of japan. depends co sconces. the projectile has fallen into the water is most correct. well certified a wave of projectile back in november. take you has condemned feeling young for the launch. it has been heavy rain across several regions of saudi arabia. with flooding on the outskirts of the city of mecca, i saw the red crescent says increases reading this level in case of situation with lessons. that weather is expected to continue until wednesday. well that's it for me, laura kyle, for the moment. sand team on a website that's out. is there a dot com? i'm gonna go to the web hand next then inside story. looking at the full, out from the latest, pushed by m. 23 fighters and the eastern demo

united states. although trumbull's contemporaries viewed him as a painter, trumbull himself thought of himself as a historian. those of us who have toured or worked in the united states capital building have been shaped by the visual historian john trumbull. as a newly minted college graduate and intern in a congressional office, my love of history was turned to leading constituent tours of the capital building. mr. brookhiser asked in the current copy of national review, we imagine that places in which we invest emotion invest it somehow in us in return. do they? the answer is of course yes. i heard some yeses here in the audience and particularly in the capitol buildings rotunda, where we stand before the four revolutionary period scenes which were commission commissioned by congress from john trumbull. and were i would tell the visiting constituents that the subject of the fourth painting was the most important. it depicted george washington like rome's cincinnatus, appearing before a civilian government, and returning all of his military power power back to the representatives of the people. in each of the foreign paintings, trumbull captured the very images of men who w

trump and his allies around him, trying to overturn a free and fair election going to the united states capital and trying to get into the capital the he saw people talking about hanging, mike pence, the vice president that is on heard of the there's a real threat, a physical threat with american politicians breaking news. could i be deadly seized on congress as a ne reproach from mobs, storms the us capital, which seems shocking. images k us writers, rushing past barricades and police up the capital steps. the most republican leaders were a guest at the january 6th violence and for about one or 2 days, they stood ready to dispense with the truck. they looked at the poles, they took the temperature, the direction of the wind, and they realized the base was still withdrawn and they were still unwilling to confront him. he has shown in the past that he can be vindictive and, and punish the people who opposed him and who uh, you know, he takes things very 1st of land. and i think people are, there's a certain level of fear out there to a person answering those out is what one of the secrets to his

united states. although trumbel's contemporaries viewed him as a painter, trumbel himself thought of himself as a historian. those of us who have toured or worked in the united states capitallding have been shaped by the visual historian john trumbel. as a newly minted college graduate and intern in the congressional office, my love of history was turned to leading constituent tours of the capitol building. mr. brookhiser asked in the current copy of the national review, we imagine that places in which we invest emotion, invested somehow in us in return. do they? the answer, of course, is yes. i heard some yeses here in the audience, and particularly in the capitol building's rotunda where we stand before the four revolutionary period scenes which were commissioned by congress by john trumbel in 1817 and were placed over five years beginning in 1819. they are the declaration of independence, the surrender of general burgoyne, the surrender of lord cornwall as and general george washington resigning his commission. perhaps the first three paintings are the most well known to americans, but i would tell the visiting constituents that the subject of the fourth painting was th

today at the united states capital, i will perform my constitutional duty as the vice president of the united states to certify the results of the 2024 election. this duty is a sacred obligation. one i will uphold, guided by love of country loyalty to our constitution and my unwavering faith in the american people. so not only was it this couple of harris and joe biden said they were not going to stand in the way of the election results, but also you have the snow storm behind us. that certainly has discouraged any sort of a rising in terms of people coming out. the weather seems to be discouraging that behavior and there's another change to from 4 years ago. and that is a change in law. and back in 2022, a lot was put in place, but no longer allowed for any sort of inkling by the vice president to think that they had the power. as in donald trump suggested mike pence did back in 2021 to even propose that there may be the possibility of overturning the election results . again, something that donald trump suggested erroneous lee that mike passed the then vice president of that he sugge

safety team the metropolitan police department as well as officials from the united states service, fbi, united states capital police as well as the park police and d.c. national guard. the general manager metro let me just begin with. every four years our city supports this transition the powers and follow the grateful to our federal partners in local agency community members who work together. we are here today to discuss is for the upcoming presidential inauguration and the secret service, while the super swiss is undergoing efforts, the district is working closely but service in the federal partners. i want to recognize all the team work to nationals social security events including the certification of electoralnd vos as well as president carter's funeral. she the public safety personnel seamless procession through our city and the work was done. i want to acknowledge our great team department of transportation to ensure the know was cleared. for residents and businesses, most of the impact of the inauguration will be felt in the area directly around the national mall the united states capital convention

not see democrats stand up and protest that and you will certainly not see them storm the united states capitaltry to stop that certification. we accept the election of president trump and we will do our best to work with him going forward. >> jacqui: i would argue this network covered all sorts of election deniers from across the spectrum but do you expect ellen any of your colleagues to put a challenge when the election is certified? >> i don't know. there's a lot of us and i don't think so. but going back to 2000 to and i think 2016 there was i think one house member democrat who, you know, protest of the election that didn't have a senator that didn't go anywhere but there was a lot of us but i can tell you 99% of democrats, this is the way the election went out and we will work with the new government. >> jacqui: finally with 30 seconds left the speaker held onto the gavel but it did take some muscle from trump. how are democrats going to work with the incoming administration to make sure that bills get past and government functions? >> it's going to be hard and the biggest challenge will

today at the united states capital, i will perform my constitutional duty as the vice president of the united states to certify the results of the 2024 election. this duty is a sacred obligation. one i will uphold, guided by love of country loyalty to our constitution and my unwavering faith in the american people. i'm white house correspondent, kimberly how kit joins us now live from a very snowy washington. kimberly, apart from the snow, just told the story the significance of this day. well, the snow is almost part of the story. we've got a snow storm behind us. and that storm kind of reminds us of the political storm that was occurring 4 years ago and is hanging over the proceeding says, as we kind of looked at today as the congress convened for this joint session of congress to certify president elect donald trump's. when it really reminds us of that most us day, 4 years ago, also on january 6th when congress was meeting. but it was a very different atmosphere. donald trump supporters righted on the us capital, trying to prevent the certification of those electrons election result

his oath of office, formally recording the debate -- the greatest political upside in united states history. in capitalza, more than one or 2000 people are on hand to witness the induction. millions more see the event on television and here it over worldwide radio. among the distinguished guests are admiral nimitz, and admiral hosey, united nations secretary lee and dignitaries from other countries. the supreme court justices to the steps of the inaugural platform, followed by the official presidential party, and by the chief executive's wife and daughter. a battery of motion fixed -- motion picture and television cameras record the arrival. ♪ alvin barclay of kentucky, a member of congress for 36 years, has taken his vice presidential oath of office. >> so help me god. >> then harry s truman is sworn in as the nation's 32nd president by the chief justice. >> raise your right hand. you, harry s truman, do solemnly swear -- >> i, harry s truman, do solemnly swear -- >> to faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the

innovation and stockpile digital assets he is now in the united states to be the capital for crypto here is crypto czar david sachs in an interview with fox business. >> america was about to lose the technology of the future and we want innovation happening in the united states and i think it will happen in the united states because president trump has declared the u.s. must be the crypto capital of the world. >> after trump telling business leaders of the world economic forum he's going to lower taxes if they manufacture in the u.s. or if they faced tariffs if they don't meanwhile as trump visits storm ravaged north carolina into her wildfire damage more of the cabinet nominees are clearing the respective committees with john ratcliffe confirmed as cia director futures right now were looking at a pullback countdown 62 nasdaq 1029, the dow of 400 points as the s&p 500 finished in record territory fueled by trump's comments that he made about davos and abby earnings season as well. let's take a look at oil big story he was talking about crude yesterday, right now crude is up experts in, l

we will for the next few hours to be looking at all the live events coming out of the united states, federal capital for the 1st time and 40 years since ronald reagan's 2nd inauguration, that was in 1985. the ceremony will be held indoors. it was meant to take place right there at the west front of the capitol, right behind me. it's still taking place right there behind me, but indoors instead, it's going to be inside the real time that so that's just under the don't that you see president electronics said that he made that decision because of the freezing temperatures here is about minus 5 minus 6 degrees celsius right now, but those temperatures will continue to drop throughout the afternoon. and that means large numbers of his supporters and people who bought pretty expensive tickets will not be able to attend many or in a sports and entertainment venue. not very far from here, that is the capital one or reno where the ceremony will be shown live on a big screen. a parade usually follows the presidential entourage down pennsylvania avenue from the capital to the white house. that's the tradition

president, we present to you these flacks that were flown over the united states capital at full mast for your leadership of today ceremonies. president trump, madame first lady, congratulations. i had the honor of presenting the vice president with our nations high symbol, the american flag. as united states marine, the vice president put on the uniform to protect and serve america. like so many men and women for him in our nations history, old glory was adopted in more time by the second continental congress in 1777. a full 12 years before the office of the vice presidency was even created. or the house of representatives convened for the first time. the resolution said that the flag would be 13 stars, white in a blue field, representing a new constellation, out of many, one. some 250 years later, from appalachia to anacostia, middletown to mar-a-lago, the bayou to brooklyn, we remain one nation under god. vice president vance and family, may god bless and watch over you as you begin this journey. on behalf of the congress we present one of the flags that flew above the capital toda

president elect trump has vowed to make the united states the crypto capital of the planet. >> presidentct trump is appointing ambassadors to an unusual place hollywood. he announced that mel gibson, jon voight and sylvester stallone will be what he's calling special ambassadors to the film industry. it's not clear what that will actually entail. gibson and voight's representatives have said that they are on board. stallone's reps have not yet responded. >> some troubling new statistics released by the american cancer society today. a study shows women under 50 are 82% more likely to be diagnosed with cancer than their male counterparts. that's up from 51% more than likely in 2002. the report also highlights racial disparities and outcomes. native americans are 2 to 3 times more likely than white people to die from kidney, liver, stomach and cervical cancer. black people are twice as likely to die from prostate, stomach and uterine cancer. >> it does sound the alarm that patients, everybody should be paying attention to the look and feel of their body and sharing with their doctors, if a

now to columbia, now falls plays carry around $200.00 microns expel from united states have arrived . now, in the capital of burger taught, this comes off to sundays and stand off when columbia is president started. petra bowed to us planes carrying migrants from landing us present. donald trump to threaten then to impose 25 percent tariffs. if petro continue to block re punch ration flights and a to reach a deal, a short while, they say it uses less delta and cheap at chips compared to us rivals. it's raise questions about american dominance in a i, as well as the effectiveness of export controls and post by the binding administration. some say the restrictions accelerated china is progress. thanks to the section of the chips. lots of the chinese, a sort of focused on developing applications in a more efficient way, usually much fewer chips then the us kind of parts deep seek was created by a small startup based in the eastern chinese city of hong joe. in 2023, dozens of chinese, a i models have in the since the deep sea is the 1st to compete that those creation in the us, us president donald trump says

i think there's way too much political capital in the united states and by the incoming trump administration. that's tied into this deal happening to stabilize the, gotten the strip to ensure that the middle leases stable enough so that mr. trump can pursue some of his other regional priorities, as well as focus domestically and not be distracted by what's happening in gaza. on the other hand, there are immense obstacles to seeing this all the way through to phase 3, which in my view remains the most unlikely phase of this simply because there, i don't see a scenario in which guys it can be credibly reconstructed. while how may i ask, who's in control this deal does nothing to address the fact that her mass will have dominion over the guy district. that there has not been any meaningful movement on what a day after looks like. and unfortunately, there's been a systematic failure by the united states by these rarely used by the international community, and certainly the regions to work over the past 15 months to really have contingency plans for this eventuality. but i do think, nevertheless,

we are showing you pictures around the united states capital today.ity is high today and will be through the inauguration. yesterday, amy klobuchar spoke about security on capitol hill, comparing it to four years ago. >> what we found out last january 6, and this could have been any event but this one is etched in our mind forever with the police officer dying and so many people hurt, we had cops that cannot get at their riot gear. it was locked in a bus. a four hour delay to call in the national guard because of some rule that created a phone tree. the architect, who is kind of the boss, was not even there. these were genetic changes we made. 103 recommendations and my job as chairs of the rules committee . to make sure we have a new police, increase more out, hundreds of more officers come and we have a plan and strategy in place. that is not to say there are not threats all the time on members of congress or the capital, but i feel strongly we have made major shifts. what happened last time to officers will haunt me forever. does anyone have a plan

tariff the united states is the largest amount of oil and gas in any country on earth and we are going to use it it'll make the united states a manufacturing superpower in the world capital of artificial intelligence and crypto. >> back him president trump is kickstarting his golden age of america agenda signing executive orders to dismantle bidens regulatory state and creating economic boom with sweeping a.i. and energy actions. president trump has declared energy national emergency he's extending oil drilling and natural exports scrapping the ev mandates and pulling from the paris climate accord, all moves that my next guest says is all common sense energy solutions. joining me now iowa senator chuck grassley. it's great to have you, thank you very much for joining us. i would like to start right there with president trump's policies on energy here in davos president trump's resolution of common sense needs to be taking hold in europe as well, your thoughts. >> my thoughts' executive order is exactly the right thing to do and i might say about all the action that is taken in the first 48 hours is like a tornado going through washington, d.c. and this town needs to shak

united states. the, the okay, we're watching the, you know, you know, duration ceremony. that is taking place inside be what's on the of the capital building. you've just seen the former president of the united states working in the order in which they serve. so you saw the president's $40.00 to $4344.00, and that's bill clinton, george w bush, brock, obama and $45.00 for that matter. since that was done, i'm trying to increase here and uh and joe biden, of course, the president's alexis here as well as president number 46 baron trump and tiffany trump working in. now we saw the chief justices of the supreme court, the associate justices. baron trump, uh they find that and trump obviously not an associate justice of the supreme court, but we sort of walk in and we saw the so the chief justices, as we said are, are key to this entire ceremony. not only because the supreme court is such an important part of us democracy, but also because they will be administering. so it's for vote for vice president saving katie vance, vice president elect still soon. we're going to be changing our the board yet. bill clinton's their mark. let's se

news from our nation's capital right now.continuing co >>> tonight, our special coverage from washington. the inauguration of donald trump as the 47th president of the united states. the historic day in our nation's capital. donald trump taking the oath of office for a second time. his address to the nation vowing to usher in a golden age of america before a crowd of supporters, the new president signing multiple sweeping executive orders. his plans for border security, gender. >> and rolling back climate change initiatives. today's ceremony moved inside for the first time in 40 years due to the brutal cold. mr. trump capping off unprecedented political comeback after 2 impeachments, 34 felony convictions, and 2 assassination attempts

and you look at capital, where did capital go with this longlegs? it went to the united states. and if countries want to move forward, they have to be very aggressive in opening up the opportunities for entrepreneurship and, yes, europe has to have deep capital markets. it has to have a unified market that makes it possible to compete. i want to say i am european, a proud european. as a european, i want to make an observation in terms of culture. the united states has a culture of confidence. europe has a culture of modesty. when i first went to the united states, i went there -- if something is done really fantastically well, my parent would say, "not too bad." that was the highest praise. in the u.s., just move your legs and you are fantastic. you blink, and you are great. [applause] my advice to my fellow europeans is, more confidence. believe in yourself. most importantly, tell others that you do. [applause] >> good message. >> everybody is wondering how the trump presidency, which is so focused on economics and so many changes from the prior regime is going to change the out

news from our nation's capital right now.continuing co >>> tonight, our special coverage from washington. the inauguration of donald trump as the 47th president of the united states. the historic day in our nation's capital. donald trump taking the oath of office for a second time. his address to the nation vowing to usher in a golden age of america before a crowd of supporters, the new president signing multiple sweeping executive orders. his plans for border security, gender. >> and rolling back climate change initiatives. today's ceremony moved inside for the first time in 40 years due to the brutal cold. mr. trump capping off unprecedented political comeback after 2 impeachments, 34 felony convictions, and 2 assassination attempts. and the moment earlier at the white house the two former rivals coming together, even as president trump vows to undo joe biden's legacy. our full coverage from washington. >>> and late tonight, president trump announcing he will issue pardons for the january 6th rioters. and joe biden in his final moments in office issuing several last-minute pardons of his own. the reaction tonight. >>> also tonight, the dangerous cold gripping m

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the fact that i am sitting here today and i am in the united states capital -- i am serving at the appointment of the president of the united states, as one of his potential cabinet members, yet i grew up in a town of 1200, with a single mom with two little sisters. i went to texas a&m on an agriculture scholarship. we needed the money. future farmers of america is the organization that set my path so many years ago. i am fighting for the next brooke growing up in a little bitty town with a single mom, that her weekends are spent with houses and raising cattle, and friday night football. at least in the south. and making sure that those communities continue to raise and provide thriving and incredible opportunities for the next generation of leaders, so that this country can continue in the next 200 50 years to do what we have done on the last 250. and that is to create and govern under a founder's vision of the greatest country in the history of the world. this committee in this moment of time is the backbone to all of that. sen. marshall: it reminds me of the song "growing up a kansas farmbo

united states. the rest of jabari reports and the russian capital moscow. the russian foreign ministry statement claims ukraine's decision ultimately on the united states, stating the cessation of russian gas supplies lies with the us because it's economy will be the big winner. if you're a stop spying russian gas. before the military operation in ukraine began. europe got about 40 percent of its gas from russia. by last month, europe was only getting about 8 percent of its gas from russia, much of it through the pipeline crossing ukraine. the russians largest state own energy company gas from record a $7000000000.00 loss in 2023. it's 1st since 1999, despite efforts to boost exports to new buyers like china, oil and gas sales accounts for 27 percent of russia's total annual budget. revenue closing the pipeline in ukraine, it will cost gas from close to $5000000000.00 in revenue. shortfall officials here say they're prepared to handle for now doors such a vari ultra 0. moscow clean up crews are working to remove thousands of tons of contaminated sounds on th

. >> i'm laying out my plan to ensure that the united states will be e crypto capital of the planet and>> reporter: for the president, an evolution from this three years ago. >> bitcoin, it just seems like a scam. >> reporter: president trump pointing to the influence of his son baron. >> baron knows so much about this. >> right. >> eric, and he's, baron's a guy young guy, but he knows. >> reporter: bitcoin is now at near record highs. >> thank you. >>> up next, they just sold for a half million dollars in real money. once tossed in the trash, the draft lyrics of a bob dylan classic. which song was it? that's next. currency, bi near record highs. >> thanks. >>> up next, they just sold for half million dollars in real money, once tossed in the trash, the draft lyrics of a bob dylan classic, which song was it? next. ♪♪ after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ eggs make all our family moment

united states. i want to bring in brett bear. thank you for joining our coverage here. we know that carter will lie in state at the u.s. capitalrtly and we are also reminded that the family has made a special request for the rotunda ceremony. they want the podium to sit in front of the gerald ford statue as people make their remarks throughout the day and the evening tonight. the family says this is a nod to the deep and close personal friendship that carter had with president ford, calling them an odd couple as they were sometimes known, underlined that bipartisanship in the way that the family wants carter to be remembered as reaching across the aisle. >> that's the ultimate common ground as you look live inside the capital. that's where abraham lincoln was laid on after his assassination. the history there is quite something. it's going to be a packed house. you will hear eulogies from vice president kamala harris, speaker mike johnson, senate majority leader john thune. it will be packed with a current state governor and lawmakers from both sides of the aisle. this has been really worked down to the minute and those decisi

number of major offensive to take back territory in november, the 3 captives thing, job the capital of united states in the south east, slightly shifting the skills and the armies favor somebody like i'm 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 every you go, we will come up to you until the see these people in the place touched by those mysteries. we will clear it. we will come after them we, if they go of the army also took back some areas of the capital hot tomb. but since may the rapid support forces have been consistently attacking the city of especially in the capital of north star for the last remaining major army stone, cold 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 pulling, i shall we assure all of the, our assess fighters that the operations in l flasher are going well. and we're getting support from various parts of the country until we liberate all of sudan. the viol

president elect trump has vowed to make the united states the crypto capital of the planet. among those rumored to perform at tonight's event, snoop dogg. trump himself is not expected to be in attendance. the official inaugural portraits of donald trump and jd vance have been revealed, so take a look at them right there. the images were released on social media yesterday by trump's chief photographer with a caption quote, we are entering the golden age of america. the photo of trump bears a striking resemblance to the face that he made in his mugshot back when he was indicted in august of last year. speaker emerita nancy pelosi will not attend monday's inauguration. her spokesperson did not give a reason for that decision. the california congresswoman did attend trump's first inauguration in 2017. governor newsom has decided to raise flags in california for the inauguration. flags nationwide have been at half staff to mourn the passing of former president jimmy carter. other states also plan to raise their flags, and flags will also be raised at the u.s. capitol. we will ha

as lafayette's carriage moved through the streets of this capital city towards the united states capitolbuilding. americans of course, lined the streets to get a glimpse of the last living major general from the american revolutionary war. but this time, they silent. this was an important moment that deserved respect and serious. general lafayette was to be the very first foreign dignitary to address congress. the significance of the day continued with lafayette at the capitol, arrived at the capitol building. members of congress crowded together in the house of representatives. while visitors in the balcony above were overflowing with americans wanted to bear witness to this historic moment. everyone was silent as speaker clay mill met lafayette with word warm words of welcome. clay spoke about the progress the united states had made since lafayette was last here. he boasted about advances in science, agriculture, architecture. agriculture. arts. he boasted about the increase in population and the constant devotion to freedom for all. lafayette took his spot at the speaker's podium. the