US EditionTrump says inauguration to be moved indoors due to freezing temperatures
- President-Elect Donald Trump announced that his inauguration will be held indoors due to severe cold, marking the first indoor ceremony in 40 years.
- The last indoor inauguration occurred in 1985 for former President Ronald Reagan due to extreme wind chill.
- Trump stated that supporters can watch the ceremony on screens at the Capital One Arena, which accommodates 20,000 people.
- Trump expressed concern for attendees' safety, stating, 'I don’t want to see people hurt, or injured, in any way,' regarding the indoor venue.
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With Trump inauguration indoors, supporters say ‘winging it’ but still thrilled
With glacial temperatures forcing US President-elect Donald Trump's swearing in indoors, the National Mall, normally jam-packed for inaugurations with hundreds of thousands of revelers, was eerily dead on Monday. We're "winging it," Trump supporters Lorri Williams and Ellie Hymes told AFP from the mall. The pair, who traveled to Washington from Michigan and Missouri respectively,
The 47th President of the United States will be sworn in today in Washington, the capital of the United States.
Donald Trump will be sworn in as the new President of the USA on Monday. Former presidents and Trump's allies are expected to attend Inauguration Day. Because of the cold, everything is a little different this year. The most important questions and answers.
Glenn Beck Offers Chilling Reason Why He Thinks Trump Moved Inauguration Indoors
by Sarah Arnold, Townhall: Conservative commentator Glenn Beck is offering a chilling theory for why he thinks President-elect Donald Trump chose to move his inauguration indoors. He suggested it was a decision driven by growing security concerns and an escalating sense of danger in the wake of several assassination attempts on the incoming president. In […]
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