U.S., Trump to be sworn in for the 2025-2029 term

teleSUR English

Our special envoy to Washington, Carlos Montero, updates us just hours before the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump. teleSUR

Transcript

00:00Hello, you're watching Terrestrial English.

00:06We continue with our special coverage of the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump

00:10that is happening just a few hours from now in Washington, D.C., inside of the Capitol

00:15Building due to the cold.

00:16And for more information, that's why we're going to have contact with our special envoy

00:20in Washington, D.C., Carlos Montero, who has been on the ground since yesterday providing

00:24us with all the latest information.

00:26Remember, just hours from now, at noon time in Caracas, we'll have this inauguration.

00:33Let's hear what Carlos Montero has to say.

00:36Yes, it's two hours from now, it's very, it's really, really cold today, minus six Celsius.

00:47And I want to tell you where I am.

00:50This is a famous avenue here in Washington, it's Pennsylvania Avenue.

00:55In normal circumstances, this is the place would be full of people waiting to see the

01:00transition of power, because the Capitol is five blocks from here, White House is behind

01:07me.

01:08And this is where, after the ceremony in the Capitol, the president comes to the White

01:14House and hear people celebrating.

01:17But because the weather is so cold, the organizers decided, no, there is no way people can be

01:23outside.

01:24It's not safe for them.

01:25We are going to do it inside.

01:27It's going to be in the Capitol, but it's going to be in a place, it's called the Rotunda.

01:30It's a closed place.

01:32Tiny place is a problem for the organizers, because 300 people you can fit inside, and

01:38there are much more.

01:40They were expecting 200,000 people in the city, and the special guests, there were 2,000.

01:46So there are not many of them that are not happy, because they are going to have to see

01:51the transition on TV.

01:54What's happened with the people who are supposed to be here?

01:56Okay, some of them, they are going to be lucky enough to be in a stadium, a basketball stadium.

02:02It's called Capitol One Arena.

02:04Some of them spend the whole night waiting to have a good seat in that.

02:09But it's not too big, it has a capacity for 20,000 people.

02:13And then Donald Trump promised to go late this afternoon to the Capitol One Stadium

02:19to see with all his followers.

02:21What's happened today?

02:22What's happened today?

02:23Let's start with Joe Biden, he's the last day as a president.

02:29He signed a preventive executive order for the people who did the committee, who investigate

02:37the January 6th, four years ago, incidents, and also Dr. Anthony Fauci, for them to don't

02:43have any problem, because they are scared that Donald Trump take retaliation on them,

02:48because they were investigating what's happened, and also what's happened with the COVID here

02:53in this country.

02:54And then Donald Trump, he was in a church, in a pre-Cosmopolitan service.

03:00He was with the vice president, and then he's going to the White House to have breakfast

03:05with President Biden and his wife.

03:10And then they're going to go to the Capitol, where it's going to be the ceremony at noon.

03:14It's going to swear on a Bible, a Bible that Donald Trump's mom gave to him in 1950s.

03:22And then he said he's going to start to work.

03:24He's going to start work very hard.

03:27People are going to be surprised.

03:28He said last night when he talked in Capitol One with his followers, it's going to be how

03:33great America is going to do, and how fantastic everything.

03:38He's very optimistic.

03:39He has a lot of energy.

03:40I saw him yesterday talking to his crowd.

03:43But the situation here is different.

03:46There are a lot of people who are concerned about what Trump can do in his president 2.0.

03:52He said he's going to deport, a massive deportation from day one.

03:57Let's see what he has to say.

03:58He's going to sign those executive orders.

04:01They want to be 100.

04:02Let's listen what he's going to say at noon, and then what he said tonight, and what about

04:07those executive orders.

04:08There are so many things we have to follow today, so it is going to be a very important

04:14day news-wise, and we are going to try to inform you what's going on here from Washington,

04:21but from Pennsylvania Avenue.

04:23That's all from right now.

04:24We'll be back with you at any time.

04:27Going back to the studio.

04:28Thank you, Carlos, for the information.

04:32We'll stay tuned with you throughout the day to know everything that is happening in this

04:36inauguration, January 20th, of President-Elect Donald Trump, President of the United States.

04:43That's all the headlines for now.

04:45Stay tuned with Terrestrial English.

Category

Transcript

Recommended