and he was greeted with chants of usa. watch. [cheers and applause] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! applause] charlie: and, of course, this is what drives the left crazy about donald trump, because not only does he inspire situations like that, but he's actually talking about real issues. and one of -- and he was at this, in vegas, the main reason he went down there to visit was to remind everybody that, and thank them for their votes because, of course, one of his main if platforms that that they loved in vegas was his promise, no tax on tips. >> i'll be working with congress to get a bill on my desk that cuts taxes for workers, families, small businesses and, very importantly, keeps my promise for a thing called -- and i know you didn't hear anything about this, and i'm sure it had no influence on the state, the fact that we won this crazy, massive majority -- no tax on tips. [cheers and applause] no tax on tips! [cheers and applause] so if you're a restaurant worker, a server, a valet, a bellhop, a bartender, one of my caddies -- i go through caddies like candy. [laughter] if i p

[cheering and applause] usa! usa! usa! usa!ering and applause] we won! [cheering and applause] usa! >> thank you very much, everybody. what a good feeling. we like winning. we will make our country greater than ever before. hello, washington antelope, america. we are all over america. i am thrilled to be back on the eve of taking back america. tomorrow at noon, closing on for long years of american decline and we begin a brand-new day of american strength and prosperity , dignity and pride. [cheering and applause] bring it all back. once and for all, we will end the reign of a failed and corrupt political establishment in washington. a failed, administration. we will not take it anymore. [cheering and applause] it is going to stop the invasion of our borders. we will reclaim our wealth. we will unlock the liquid gold right under our feet. liquid gold. [cheering and applause] we are going to bring back law and order to our cities. we will restore to our schools. we are going to make america great again. [cheering and applause] i

usa. usa. usa.greatest american patriots. the when, that women of the united states military. thank you very much. this is quite a gathering. it is a celebration because we are going to turn our country around. we are going to make america great again. i've had no higher privilege in life than to serve as your commander-in-chief not once but twice. [cheering] you are incredible the people of our country respect you and they love you so much you don't see it, you don't care about it too much but they love you so much. you would not even believe it. thank you very much we are honored to have you. [cheering] we are joined this evening by the service members from every branch of the u.s. armed forces army, navy, coast guard, marines, and space force. and i salute you all. let me also thank our incredible military spouses, what you have to put up with it. [cheering] [applause] they put up with a lot. in family members here tonight, we have so many so many brilliant families. you do more than anyone else

again, these and goes being funded by money coming from the usa. i thought seeing a link to an attempted to that and just fucking twins in 23 we had for mexico's prizes and begging them us present to invite him to stop funding in his country through u. s. a because he said they were funding opposition groups and the lives was this is intervention this at the end of this country international, the us government, specifically through us a id, as for some time being financing organizations openly against the legal and legitimate government. i represent, this is clearly an intervention is stacked contrary to international law and relations, which should prevail between free and silver in states. something would say this is just the type of the iceberg great show of view as a what's a look. they say soft power, this is if i was promoting democracy in other countries, others would point out, didn't say no, this is uh, i would like regime change to phase, but what the us wants that any time. well, we spoke to british political strategist on commented, or

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i know the usa, where he said that he was stopping funding for a, for an agencies essentially. but that executive order was quite specific. this was to do with international assistance to develop them programs, an age ministry, a few crane doesn't come through those programs. wilson and the job i did, i did quite a few things before leaving the white test to try to secure that administrator. you claim at least for the next few months. so this seems to firm that we understand is for the next 90 days, any programs through us military of a u. s. h will not get any funding after the full of the soviet union back in 1990 is between. then i'm just off to the mind and coach took place in 2014 something like $5000000000.00 us dollars was pumped into cranes. and of course, we've also now got, you know, us officials being closed on tape essentially saying that the money that was being spent in countries like you claim was being used to a sub for the country. let's just take a listen to that. have invested over 5000000 dollars to assist you crane in these and other goals that will ensure

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[applause] [cheering] thank you very much. >> usa! usa! usa! usa!ent trump: hear he comes. no that is a cake. there they are. hello everybody how are we doing over there? how is kim jong un doing? how are you? that is a good-looking group of people, is in it? -- isn't it? thank you for being with us. yes, i hear you fine. >> commanding general 8000 -- army. from south korea united states... freedom... frontier... proud to stand before you today representing our incredible team here in korea. we are deeply grateful for this opportunity on this occasion. on behalf of the brave men and women under my command and the thousands of dedicated service members who are part of the team in korea congratulations on your victory as the 47th president of the united states. welcome back, mr. president. we hope to host you here in korea soon. you can see first-hand the quality of our soldiers here. or iron clad commitment to defense and our homeland. and meet the families who serve alongside our war fighters. [cheering] >> president trump: how about that? can i ask

the usa is that money might get spent? tue: usa is pushing that money might get spent?in part because of those netflix results. but also in part because of this donald trump ai plan. a $500 billion private investment on infrastructure ai at this as a joint venture which is called stargate between open ai and oracle which will build data centres in the us and donald trump says it will create over 100,000 jobs in the us. i think the question really is whether this will actually increase the gap when it comes to us exceptionalism on tech we have seen pretty much for the past year or so, this is something i spoke to ryan bending about, he is a wealth adviser. t spoke to ryan bending about, he is a wealth adviser.— is a wealth adviser. i think this plan _ is a wealth adviser. i think this plan re-invigorates i is a wealth adviser. i think| this plan re-invigorates the this plan re—invigorates the tech — this plan re—invigorates the tech story— this plan re—invigorates the tech story that _ this plan re—invigorates the tech story that the - this plan re—invigorates the . tech

usa jeans. esposa del vicepresidente jane evans luciÓ un vestido abrigo rosa.. >> ella trae este sombrero con el que es muy difÍcil leerla porque no se le ve la mirada. >> sin embargo, el empresario elon musk generÓ el mayor nÚmero de crÍticas al realizar un gesto con su brazo, que algunas personas han comparado con un saludo nazi. aunque en noticias telemundo no ha podido corroborarlo, la antigua administraciÓn tambiÉn tuvo su momento. >> las reacciones. bueno, era como les digo, es como si estuvieran tomando limÓn porque les tocaba escuchar que todo lo que habÍan hecho lo habÍan hecho mal y que lo iban a cambiar todo. >> entonces, finalmente el propio presidente trump veo a trump engrandecido, empoderado, en una palabra en miami, florida. sonia parÍs sÁnchez noticias telemundo. >> sin duda, un dÍa histÓrico cargado de emociones. aquÍ le cargado de emociones. aquÍ le vamos a mostrar los momentos mÁs ¿por qué les encanta honey bunches of oats? me gustan mucho por las frutas y las almendras. los bonches de avena son nutritivos. porque nos da sabor y energía para

usa! ♪ ♪ pres. trump: well, thank you very much. this is a great honor., by the way and we are very proud of space for us. there is nowhere else i would rather be tonight then with some of the greatest american patriots and all of the men and women from the united states military. thank you very much. this is quite the gathering,, huh? it is a celebration because we are going to turn our country around and make america great again. i have had no higher privilege in life than to serve as your commander in chief not once but twice. and you are incredible. the people of our country respect you and love you so much. you don't see it or hear about it too much but they love you so much you wouldn't even believe it so thank you very much and we are honored to have you. we are joined this evening by those service members from every branch of the u.s. armed forces, army, navy, air force, coast guard, marines and space for us. and i salute you all. it let me also thank our incredible military spouses. what you have to put up with -- they put up with a lot. and fami

. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa!cheers and applause] rachel: of course, those patriotic chants not just coming from the customers, it's coming from the people who work in the casinos because donald trump is in vegas to say remember when i promised you no tax on tips? i am going to follow through on that promise, promises made, promises kept. watch. >> i'll be working with congress to get a bill on my desk that cuts taxes for workers, families, small businesses and very importantly keeps my promise for a thing called -- and i know you didn't hear anything about this. and i'm sure it had no influence on the state, the fact that we won this crazy, massive majority. no tax on tips. no tax on tips. [cheers and applause] >> so if you're a p restaurant workers, server, valet, mail hop, bartender or one of my caddies, i go through caddies like candy, if i play badly i always blame my caddie. or any other worker who relies on tipped income, your tips will be 100% yours. rachel: that's why they call him the blue collar billion

one is the usa's 250th birthday, the usa hosting the world cup, the usa hosting the olympics which definitelys demand for us. >> he thinks tariffs will give an added boost even though his machinery comes from -- -- additional purchases until the tariff situation works itself out. >> even with tariffs, ramping up production won't be easy. >> we have difficulty recruiting workers and we are in new jersey and new york with a large immigrant population. we find it harder and harder to hire people who want to work in a factory. >> he's investing in what may be the key to making u.s. manufacturing more competitive, robust. >> we are automating our bad production. that may reduce our labor cost to 15% of the cost of the bag and that's going to have a tremendous difference. >> how much will the tariffs actually cost companies, consumers, workers? we will soon find out. amna: with one administration leaving office, and another coming in, we turn to the analysis of brooks and capehart. that is new york times columnist david brooks, and jonathan capehart, associate editor for the washington post. great

don't forget, god bless the usa bible.com, get one of these. mike: all right.inauguration, is that number one on your list of all-time achievements in terms of being a performer, singer? >> three inaugurations live singing for three different presidents, yes, i think maybe this might be the pinnacle of our career. it's an umbrella, certainly, god bless the usa in my entire country music if career, 36 albums, most on universal who came out with a brand new vinyl album called american patriot which we recorded in 1992. the same year i married my beautiful wife keu78. and also our son parker is here to be a part of the festivities. he's enrolled at the university of miami. mike: well, have a great time this weekend, lee. looking forward to your performances. thank you so much for your time and for your inspiring song. >> thanks, mike. maga. mike: coming up, new reports on president-elect trump's mass deportation the plan. incoming border czar tom homan, very busy man, is here. plus, protesters stepping off as trump's inaugural plans are kicking off. we're tracking

god bless usa god bless you i love it.ve? >> sitting at the piano and a small and an arena like this will have to be more of a projection i will find out in a moment when i do sound check. >> i don't have a lot of people know this and i was surprised to find out till to i had missed t. i grew up in canada came to united states in 1989. you did a version of god bless tobless the usa which was god bless canada. your song being such a huge part of president trump's comeback i am wondering why justin trudeau did not embrace your version of the canada song. he is in so much trouble now. >> the for me it's that military the canadian air force known as the snowbirds. they actually have attribute an awful lot to our service in the world. they stood right next to us. i know a lot of military from canada that's why i wrote that version of it. they have something called the highway of heroes. when they have a canadian soldier brought home from the war they take them down the highway to his last resting place the people are on the ove

some would say this is just the type of the iceberg great show of usa. what's a look? they says soft power. this is a bias of promoting democracy in other countries. others would putting doesn't say no. this is a outright regime change to phase or what the us wants at any time. we spoke to political strategist anthony webber who says the freeze on us support free care of it could mean the end of the ukrainian conflict in the we bodies today and consequences of festivals putting them around points if you, because of the raleigh's already very low at the emergence in the training on the policies items are the sort of a pull the opportunity to set the motor finance as the station, not even being given the correct capital. so you think it is of the you cry meals. so i think we're more truth comes to the general trumpet. ministration might be more our key. see, i'll see you then. so ad. but summary, you probably can cannot continue. uh for me, a few weeks without this and actually i considering i safely defends, i'm supposed to have a positive piece of the foster on her. sh

usa! usa! usa! [ cheering ] [ cheering and applause ] >> crowd: usa! usa! usa! usa! >> thank you all so much for being here and was that a hell of a speech or what? that was -- man. [ cheering and applause ] that was a good way to start it off. you know, i didn't know exactly what the president would put in that speech and i hoped to myself that he wasn't going to hold back and sir, you didn't hold back. that was a hell of a way too start. the next four years. but i just want to say from the bottom of my heart, and i know i speak for the president and for all of us, thank you, thank you, thank you for making this possible. we love you. we wouldn't be here without you. we're going to make america great again together for the next four years. [ cheering and applause ] the last thing i'll say is, you know, having stood outside for about five minutes to wave goodbye to the bidens, thank god we moved that thing indoors because it was a beautiful ceremony and it was cold as hell outside. so sir, the 45th and 47th president of the united states, donald j. trump. [ cheering

[people chanting "usa"] pres. trump: i have great friends. leadership we are going to diffie inflation, bring down prices and we are going to raise the wages. they are going to go up. put more money in your pockets, secure our borders and restore law and order to our cities and we are going to make america great again. and for four long years the last administration waged war on the american middle class and everyone else -- they had a lot of wars. we had no wars when i left. we defeated isis. they had a lot of wars and we are trying to put them out. we will get them put out. don't worry. we are -- we were headed to world war iii. and we would've had problems like you would not believe. they shut down u.s. energy, buried you in regulation and imposed hidden taxes and spent millions of dollars in radical left lunacy. the result was the most brutal inflation and a half century or perhaps ever in this country. and soaring prices for food, groceries and other household goods. the people of nevada are now paying nearly $1200 per month more to make

trump. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> usa, usa, usa! usa, usa, usa! democracy. [ applause ] >> for the past year, i've chair the inaugural ceremony committee which includes the congress from both parties an. we thank the committee and capitol staff and law enforcement who work so hard over the last year and especially the last three days. you've done a beautiful job and you have shown grace under pressure.÷÷[ applause ] >> our theme this year is our enduring democracy. the presence of so many presidents and vice presidents here today is truly a testament to that endurance. we welcome president biden and dr. biden. we welcome vice president harris and doug emhoff. president obama, president ÷÷clinton and secretary clinton. president bush and laura bush. vice president pence, vice president quayle and marilyn quayle. the justices of the supreme court are with us, all nine of them, i counted, and of course, the trump and vance families. this ceremony will mark what soon will be 250 years of our democracy. it is the moment when leaders elevated by the wil

. >> usa! usa! >> good-bye. we love you.th president saw the moment differently. as a pause. not an end. [ crowd chanting "usa" ] >> well, i want to thank you all very much. this is great. >> reporter: and now the trumps are back. >> to rescue our economy i will sign -- >> reporter: the soon-to-be 47th president is promising mass deportations, trade tariffs, tax cuts, and a smaller federal government. >> america has given us an unprecedented and powerful mandate. >> i think it's going to be shock and awe. he's going to parade down pennsylvania avenue, swing those doors open at the oval office, and sign 100 or more executive orders that overturn the damage of the last four years. >> reporter: indiana's jim banks, a staunch trump ally in the house during the first term, was elected to the senate last year. >> has he changed as a person at all, or is it the same trump? >> i don't think he's changed at all but i think he learned a lot of lessons. he's making it very clear to the republicans in the senate and the house we have a

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show lab usa, what's a look they say? so our, this is if i was promoting democracy in other countries, others with putting doesn't say no. this is a wide regime change to phase or what the us wants it any time. but a great, yes. now i live on the program, former director of inter governmental affairs for the us trade representative, steve, gail and steve, great. the c u m u, the u. s. has a non sta, whole to on foreign, a grounds which seems to apply to military assistance as well. and possibly therefore, to ukraine. but if not the mirrors landscape, terms, nothing's changed. weapons will continue to flow. do you think the key of will be included in this bond? i think they're absolutely included in this band. i think donald trump is made it clear. we're going to stop flooding money to other countries. while we take a pause and look at exactly what we're getting for our money. and i think the donald trump's executive orders also calling for an audit of what we have sent to ukraine, which many have fought in the past. we ne

usa. usa. usa. he was taking. >> all right. we'll continue our live coverage. we are at the commander in chief ball. we are in washington dc. i don't want to hold on. the president is talking. >> oh, here it comes. no, that's a cake. there they are. hello, everybody. how are we doing over there? how's kim jong un doing? how are you? >> how do you hear me? >> that's a good looking group of people, isn't it? thank you for being with us. >> how do you hear us? >> yes, i hear you. fine, sir. >> i'm lieutenant general chris laneve, commanding general, eighth army. and this is command sergeant major robert vollmer. we're based at camp humphreys, south korea, united states. bedrock of unmistakable land power on freedom's frontier in asia. protection of both homelands, sir. a profound honor to stand before you today, representing our incredible team here in korea. we're deeply grateful for this opportunity to be part of this occasion, sir, on behalf of the brave men and women who serve under my command and the thousands of dedicated service members that are part of the

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she won olympic gold in paris with the usa last year and was nominated for the bbc women's footballer us about her love of defending. there is so much strategy i love that goes into it and i think there is technique, reading the play, but also you are always doing things for the team and my favourite part about playing soccer, football, is being on a team and that aspect and you are working with your backline, trying to organise line in front of you and there is that camaraderie and there is that camaraderie and grind it out and that is always such a special feeling and i have a good relationship with the goalkeepers i play with, the centre—backs i play with, the centre—backs i play with and a collaborative effort to be successful, a lot less individual i think it can be in the front at times, and i love that and how it all comes together with out that these, it is really hard to win. we play a big part but not as publicly. for more on the naomi girma move the women's football podcaster, journalist, and broadcaster meg linehan spoke to us from vermont about the significance of the rec

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as a pause, not an end. >> usa! usa! usa!> reporter: the soon to be 47th president is promising mass deportations, trade tariffs, tax cuts, and a smaller federal government. >> america has given us an unprecedented and powerful mandate. >> i think it will be shock and awe. he is going to parade down pennsylvania avenue swing those doors open at the oval office and sign a hundred or more executive orders that overturn the damage of the last four years. >> reporter: indiana's jim banks, a staunch trump ally in the house during the first term, was elected to the senate last year. >> has he changed as a person at all or is it the same trump? >> well, i don't think he has changed at all. i think he learned a lot of lessons. he is making it very clear to republicans in the senate and house we have a short window of time to get things done. that's a different attitude than 2017. but there were a lot of things that president trump wanted to accomplish in the first two years we never got aren't to do. he won't miss the moment this tim

again, these enjoys being funded by money coming from the usa, that being a link to an attempted to that. and just back in 2023. we heard from mexico's prices and begging them us present joe biden to stop funding in his country through usaid, because he said they were funding opposition groups and lives use was. this is in convention this act, i need his country international the us government, specifically through us a id, as for some time being financing organizations openly against the legal and legitimate government i represent. this is clearly an interventionist act, contrary to international law and relations, which should prevail between free and silver in states. would say this is just the tip of the iceberg. rachel view as they would say, look, they say soft power. this is if i was promoting democracy in other countries, others would put in to us and say, no, this is a outright regime change to phase, but what the us wants at any time. i interesting article responded charlotte davinsky. charlotte, thank you. all right, we can cross live now to anthony webber, political strategis

and the government was, i would say this is just the type of the iceberg great show of usa. what's a look basis? so our, this is, if i was promoting democracy in other countries, others would put in to us and say, no, this is a wide regime change to phase or what the us wants at any time. international affairs, i'm a listen research remarks. the boat at the least washington uses usaid as a to, to push its interest in other countries. i think it, our attacks openly. i mean, i don't think there's, there's a whole lot of, um, you know, a affective propaganda saying other ways it acts as an arm of us political interference in other countries promoting politics in those countries which assume us foreign policy interest cities. the weapon is ation of other countries, portions of other countries, civil society. it is an unfair advantage when money comes from another government, it is not a legitimate representation of, of a country civil society. it is a representation of that foreign governments into the tensions continue to soar on the d r. c. real one didn't border. the un peace

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[cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] [crowd cheering usa, usa, usa, usa] >> ladies and gentlemen the chairwoman of the joint congressional committee the honorable amy klobuchar. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the 60th presidential inauguration. today president-elect trump and vice president elect vance will take their oaths of office and we will witness the peaceful transfer of power at the heart of our democracy. [applause] for the past year i've chaired the inaugural ceremony committee, which includes the leadership of congress from both parties. we thank the committee and capitol staff and law enforcement, who worked so hard over the last year and especially the last three days. you have done a beautiful job and you have shown grace under pressure. [applause] our theme this year is our enduring democracy. the presence of so many presidents and vice presidents here today is truly a testament to that endurance. we welcome president biden and dr. biden. we welcome vice president harris and doug emhoff. president obama, president clinton and secretary clinton, pr

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