Trump Inauguration live updates: MAGA crowds line up early for huge victory rally as excitement swarms Washington
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Donald Trump will celebrate his second inauguration with loyal supporters at a victory rally on Sunday afternoon ahead of his historic return to the White House.
MAGA fans were already lining up at the Capitol One Arena in Washington, D.C. when as the sun rose, vying to get a front row seat.
The president-elect will lay a wreath at Arlington National Ceremony after he and Melania watched a fireworks spectacular at his Virginia golf club on Saturday night.
The jubiliation of Trump’s comeback is already flowing through the nation’s capital with parties across town.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg joined a host of the who’s-who of Silicon Valley at the home of the billionaire Peter Thiel.
The titans of the tech industry – including Elon Musk and Jef Bezos – will be on full display when Trump takes the Oath of Office in the Capitol Rotunda at Noon on Monday.
Follow all the updates at DailyMail.com’s live blog
Family bitter at ‘Lady McBiden’ for holding grudge against Nancy Pelosi
Nancy Pelosi’s daughter Alexandra described the first lady as ‘Lady McBiden,’ comparing her to Lady MacBeth, the evil wife controlling her husband’s kingdom from behind the scenes in the legendary Shakespeare play.
Donald Trump promises executive order to free up TikTok after Inauguration
President-elect Donald Trump urged TikTok users to be patient, using companies to allow the app to stay up after the deadline passed on the ban passed by Congress last year and signed by President Joe Biden.
Trump promised to issue an executive order to free up the platform on Monday after he was inaugurated as president of the United States.
He promised to extend the deadline for prohibitions on the platform as negotiations around the platform continue.
‘Americans deserve to see our exciting Inauguration on Monday, as well as other events and conversations,’ he wrote on Truth Social.
Trump indicated he preferred TikTok to allow the United States to have a 50 percent ownership position as part of a joint venture with the Chinese company ByteDance.
‘ By doing this, we save TikTok, keep it in good hands and allow it to say up,’ he wrote. ‘Without U.S. approval, there is no Tik Tok.’
TikTok officially went dark for users in the United States on on Saturday evening.
Kai Trump gets ready for the inauguration
America’s verdict on Trump’s plan to give January 6 pardons
The majority of Americans says they would be unhappy if Donald Trump pardons January 6 rioters charged with crimes, according to an exclsuive DailyMail.com/J.L. Partners poll.
There have been over 1,500 people charged with federal crimes stemming from the historic protest which saw hordes of MAGA fans takeover Capitol Hill.
Over 1,000 defendants have been charged or pleaded guilty to a range of crimes from trespassing to seditious conspiracy.
Many Americans witnessed the event live on TV, from which they could see violence against authorities, vandalism against the historic Capitol building and other general anarchy light up their screens.
President-elect Donald Trump, however, is dead-set on addressing pardons for January 6 criminals on ‘Day One,’ which comes on Monday January 20, 2025.
‘Most likely, I’ll do it very quickly,’ he said of the pardons in a recent interview with NBC’s ‘Meet the Press.’
Inside JD Vance and wife Usha’s glitzy bash as MAGA legends offer sneak peek into exclusive party
Ahead of Donald Trump’s highly-anticipated inauguration, the soon-to-be Vice President, JD Vance and his wife, Usha, hosted an exclusive, glitzy bash that saw several MAGA legends in attendance.
The star-studded Cabinet Reception and Vice President’s Dinner saw the former Ohio senator and his wife dressed to the nines at the glamourous event set in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, on Saturday night.
The Vice President-elect and his dolled-up wife were even spotted sharing a loving kiss before the he delivered a moving speech to the famous crowd.
Americans pick which migrants Trump should send home first as mass deportation plan gets universal support
Donald Trump has promised that the biggest mass deportation in the history of America will begin on day one of his presidency, and voters say it can’t come soon enough.
When 1,009 registered voters were asked for their one-word verdict, the most popular answer was: Good.
The results come in the latest J.L. Partners poll for DailyMail.com, just ahead of Trump’s inauguration on Monday.
It found that voters overwhelmingly believe tackling illegal immigration and deportations should be Trump’s priority on day one.
Starting mass deportations was seen as most important by 23 percent of respondents.
Next came sealing a peace deal with Ukraine, cited by seven percent, and removing tax on tips (one of Trump’s most eye-catching campaign promises), on six percent.
James Johnson, co-founder of J.L. Partners, said the unity was striking.
‘Right now, America is more united than it ever has been on mass deportations,’ he said.
Biden’s final humiliation: Most Americans can’t name one success and will remember him for doing ‘nothing’
It is the one question that unites Americans when it comes to President Joe Biden.
Ask Democrats, Republicans or independents for their one-word summary of his legacy and they put aside their differences to answer almost unanimously: Nothing.
Those are the extraordinary results of an exclusive poll conducted for DailyMail.com by J.L. Partners.
Some 1,009 registered voters were asked for their brief description of the legacy of Biden, who leaves the White House on Monday at the age of 82 after four turbulent years.
When the results are arranged in a word cloud, the most common answer sticks out at the center. The next most popular answers are economy, inflation, and infrastructure, in a more encouraging nod to one of his landmark pieces of legislation.
Yet the same word, ‘nothing’ stands out when the responses are split by political persuasion.
For Democrats, the memory is softened by other words such as ‘good,’ ‘stability,’ and ‘better.’
Jubilation in DC as beaming Trump and Melania make triumphant return to capital for inaugural festivities
Donald Trump and wife Melania were all smiles as they watched a fireworks display at one of the many celebrations being held in the Washington, D.C., area ahead of the inauguration.
Trump marked his return to power with a celebration at his Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia, about 30 miles outside Washington.
In addition to the First Couple, many of the major players in the Trump orbit were in attendance, including daughter and former senior advisor Ivanka, who was alongside her husband, Jared Kushner.
All of Trump’s adult children and their partners were in attendance, with Don Jr. joined by his controversial new beau Bettina Anderson, while Tiffany was there with husband Michael Boulos, as well as Eric and wife Lara.
But all eyes were on Donald and Melania, who flashed rare smiles at each other as they watched the display.
Trump supporters line up early for Inauguration Victory Rally
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