Trump Taking Oath Ceremony from Supreme Court chief justice mark John Roberts’s
On January 20, 2025, Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 47th President of the United States, marking the commencement of his second, non-consecutive term. The ceremony took place inside the U.S. Capitol Rotunda due to freezing temperatures and high winds, making it the first indoor inauguration since Ronald Reagan’s in 1985.
Key Highlights:
- Oath of Office: Chief Justice John Roberts administered the presidential oath to Donald Trump. Notably, Trump did not place his hand on the Bible during the swearing-in, a departure from tradition.
- Vice President: JD Vance was sworn in as the 50th Vice President of the United States, with Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh administering the oath.
- Inaugural Address: President Trump declared the onset of a “Golden Age of America,” emphasizing themes of unity and resilience. He referred to the day as “Liberation Day” for American citizens.
- Inaugural Parade: Following the ceremony, an inaugural parade was held at the Capital One Arena. During the event, President Trump signed several executive orders and addressed his supporters.
- Inaugural Balls: Three official inaugural balls were organized, featuring performances by artists such as Nelly, Rascal Flatts, and Jason Aldean.
Notable Moments:
- Family Presence: President Trump’s grandchildren garnered attention during the inauguration events. At a church service at St. John’s Church, Ivanka Trump was seen overseeing her children, who appeared tired during the proceedings.
- Policy Announcements: In his inaugural address, President Trump proposed renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the “Gulf of America,” a statement that elicited a restrained reaction from attendees, including former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Donald Trump oath ceremony Highlights
Donald Trump’s Oath Ceremony Highlights: On Monday, Donald Trump was inaugurated for a momentous second term as the 47th President of the United States. Vice President JD Vance also took his oath of office. Trump, who has vowed to usher in a new “golden age” for the nation, was sworn in during an indoor ceremony held in the rotunda of the U.S. Capitol. Prior to the inauguration, President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden welcomed Trump and his wife, Melania, for a gathering over “tea and coffee” at the White House, after which they all proceeded together to the Capitol.
Donald Trump has made history by becoming the oldest individual to be inaugurated as president, succeeding Joe Biden. He is only the second president in the history of the United States to regain the presidency after being ousted, following Grover Cleveland’s return in 1893. Prior to his inauguration, Trump pledged to enact approximately 100 executive orders within hours of assuming office. These orders are expected to include the declaration of a national emergency concerning the southern border with Mexico, as well as reversing the Biden administration’s policies on diversity and oil drilling. Among the attendees at Trump’s inauguration were all living former presidents—Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama—along with their spouses, with the exception of Michelle Obama. Hillary Clinton, whom Trump defeated in the 2016 election, and Vice President Kamala Harris, whom he triumphed over in the recent election, were also present. Inclement weather has necessitated the relocation of the 78-year-old’s inauguration indoors at the US Capitol, yet the initial hours of this remarkable political comeback will be marked by significant activity. In the lead-up to Trump’s swearing-in, Bitcoin reached a new all-time high on Monday, surpassing $109,000. This development coincides with both Trump and his wife Melania introducing cryptocurrencies or ‘meme coins’ named after themselves: $TRUMP and $MELANIA.
Trump Signs First Orders of his second Presidential term.
I will instruct all members of my cabinet to utilize the extensive resources available to them in order to combat the unprecedented inflation and swiftly reduce costs and prices. The inflation crisis resulted from significant overspending and rising energy costs; therefore, I will also announce a national energy emergency today. We will increase our drilling efforts. The United States will reclaim its status as a manufacturing powerhouse, and we possess a unique advantage that no other manufacturing nation can replicate: the largest supply of…
