Donald Trump’s inauguration: he will take the oath for a second term at the White House
18 january 2025 в 12:13
President-elect Donald Trump is preparing to take the oath for a second term in the White House. The Republican politician won the 2024 presidential election along with his running mate, J.D. Vance, defeating Democratic vice president candidates Kamala Harris and her running mate Tim Walz.
After four years, the 46th President Joe Biden is days away from completing his term, starting a new chapter for the United States.
In his farewell address, as stated on the White House website, Biden expressed his gratitude, saying: «And my eternal gratitude to you, the American people. After 50 years of public service, I give you my word that I still believe in the idea that this nation represents, a nation where the strength of our institutions and the character of our people matter and must endure».
He added: «Let me close by expressing my gratitude to so many people. Members of my administration, as well as service and first responders across the country and around the world, thank you for your service. To our military and their families, it has been the highest honor of my life to lead you as Commander-in-Chief. And, of course, to Kamala and her incredible partner — the historic Vice President. She and Doug have become like family. And for me, family is everything. My deepest thanks to our amazing First Lady, who is with me today in the Oval Office, to our entire family. You — are the love of my life and the life of my love».
As the winner of the 2016 election prepares to return to Washington, here’s everything you need to know about how to watch his upcoming inauguration.
Trump will officially return to office on Monday, January 20, 2025.
Yes, the former president announced that his inauguration will be moved indoors due to weather conditions. According to CNN, he shared on Truth Social: «I have ordered the Oath Statement, as well as prayers and other speeches, to be delivered in the Rotunda of the US Capitol, as Ronald Reagan did in 1985, also due to very cold weather». Additionally, he wrote: «We will open the Capital One Arena on Monday for a live broadcast of this historic event and for the Presidential Parade. I will join the crowd at Capital One after my Oath».
The historic event will be broadcast live on many channels. Networks such as ABC, NBC, CNN, FOX News, and others will provide coverage at different times. Additionally, USA Today will broadcast the inauguration live
After four years, the 46th President Joe Biden is days away from completing his term, starting a new chapter for the United States.
In his farewell address, as stated on the White House website, Biden expressed his gratitude, saying: «And my eternal gratitude to you, the American people. After 50 years of public service, I give you my word that I still believe in the idea that this nation represents, a nation where the strength of our institutions and the character of our people matter and must endure».
He added: «Let me close by expressing my gratitude to so many people. Members of my administration, as well as service and first responders across the country and around the world, thank you for your service. To our military and their families, it has been the highest honor of my life to lead you as Commander-in-Chief. And, of course, to Kamala and her incredible partner — the historic Vice President. She and Doug have become like family. And for me, family is everything. My deepest thanks to our amazing First Lady, who is with me today in the Oval Office, to our entire family. You — are the love of my life and the life of my love».
As the winner of the 2016 election prepares to return to Washington, here’s everything you need to know about how to watch his upcoming inauguration.
Trump will officially return to office on Monday, January 20, 2025.
Yes, the former president announced that his inauguration will be moved indoors due to weather conditions. According to CNN, he shared on Truth Social: «I have ordered the Oath Statement, as well as prayers and other speeches, to be delivered in the Rotunda of the US Capitol, as Ronald Reagan did in 1985, also due to very cold weather». Additionally, he wrote: «We will open the Capital One Arena on Monday for a live broadcast of this historic event and for the Presidential Parade. I will join the crowd at Capital One after my Oath».
The historic event will be broadcast live on many channels. Networks such as ABC, NBC, CNN, FOX News, and others will provide coverage at different times. Additionally, USA Today will broadcast the inauguration live
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