Trump vows to “act with historic speed” after presidential inauguration leading to redemption

Monday at noon inside the United States Capitol, donald trump will be inaugurated as the 47th President of the United States.

Two and a half months after his resounding electoral victory over Vice President Harris, the president-elect returns to office in what will symbolize his reinvention and redemption four years after being ousted from the White House by the American electorate.

“We put America first, and it all starts tomorrow,” Trump told thousands of supporters packed into Washington, DC’s Capitol One Arena. at its inauguration eve of concentration. “Let us begin a new day of strength and prosperity, American dignity and pride.”

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President Biden, Harris, former Presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, Republican and Democratic members of Congress, foreign dignitaries, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos, three of the world’s richest men, other technology and business executives and some high-profile celebrities will flock to the rotunda of the US Capitol for Trump’s inauguration, which will be held indoors for the first time in four decades due to an arctic. explosion that is ravaging much of the nation.

After Trump’s inaugural address, there will be a series of quick events, including a formal farewell for Biden and Harris as they leave the Capitol. Minutes later, members of Congress will watch as Trump and JD Vance, the nation’s new vice president, participate in a signing ceremony followed by an inaugural lunch and then a review of the troops.

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Then Trump goes back to Washington, D.Cdowntown stage for an abbreviated parade, which was moved indoors due to cold weather, in front of thousands of fans. After that, the new president heads to the White House for an Oval Office ceremony before heading to the traditional inaugural balls in the evening.

Trump is also expected to get to work immediately, signing more than 200 executive actions on his first day in office, as Fox News Digital first reported on Sunday.

“I will act with historic speed and force and fix all the crises facing our country,” Trump promised at his inauguration eve meeting. “You’re going to see executive orders that will make you very happy, many, many. We need to get our country on the right track.”

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Trump’s first wave of policy priorities will focus on issues he highlighted during his presidential campaign, including border security, energy, curbing inflation and ending DEI programs across the federal government.

A senior administration official familiar with the executive actions and authorized to report to Fox News Digital said Trump on day one will end the “catch and release” of illegal immigrants; pause all offshore wind leases; terminate the electric vehicle mandate; abolish the so-called Green New Deal; withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement; and take several important steps to assert presidential control over the federal bureaucracy.

“When the sun goes down tomorrow evening, the invasion of our borders will have stopped and all illegal border crossers, in one form or another, will be coming home,” Trump vowed.

And “we will end Biden’s war on American energy and free up our energy resources to quickly defeat inflation and achieve the lowest cost of energy and electricity on Earth.”

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Monday’s inauguration stands in stark contrast to President Biden’s inauguration four years ago, which was held two weeks after Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol in an unsuccessful attempt to prevent congressional certification of Biden’s victory in the 2020 presidential election.

Trump, who disputed the results, refused to attend the inauguration or to acknowledge Biden’s victory in the White House.

Four years ago, Trump left Washington in an extremely weakened position with much of the nation, including many Republicans, angered by the Capitol riot that forced members of Congress to flee for safety.

But four years later, after a two-year presidential campaign and a landslide victory in the popular vote and the sweep of all the key battleground states, Trump returns as a conquering hero.

“On this day, America will witness the return of President Trump at the height of his political power,” noted veteran political scientist Wayne Lesperance.

As Trump regains control of the presidency, the latest Fox News national poll shows him receiving his highest approval rating ever, at 50 percent compared to just 42 percent when he first entered the White House in 2017, with half of registered voters approving his handling. of the presidential transition.

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“Trump’s journey since losing the 2020 election has been nothing short of remarkable. His refusal to accept the election results, support for the January 6 uprising, and subsequent legal challenges, including indictments and convictions, historically would have ended any future political ambitions.” said Lesperance.

But Lesperance, president of New England College, noted that “voters in 2024 went the other way. Trump’s path to redemption and his return to the Oval Office comes as a result of the unwavering commitment of his supporters and of Americans’ broad dissatisfaction with the direction the country had taken under the Democrats. For Trump, Inauguration Day is a day of redemption.”

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Pointing to his victory in the White House, as well as Republicans regaining control of the Senate and defending their razor-thin majority in the House, Trump claimed that “we didn’t just win one term, we built a new American majority that will lead our country with unparalleled success for generations to come.”