Donald Trump is expected to provide an oath as president of the United States on January 20, 2025.  

The rite symbolizes the non -violent movement of Joe Biden’s strength to Trump, marking his return to the White House for a non -consecutive moment. This is how to see the inauguration.

The inauguration ceremony will happen at the US Capitol building. 

First, the chosen vice president JD Vance will make his oath on January 20, 2025, followed by Trump.  

This takes position around noon at local time, at five p. m. In the United Kingdom.  

As is tradition, Chief Justice John Roberts of the Supreme Court is expected to preside over the oath to the new president. 

Trump will raise his right hand and place his left on a Bible, which is typically held by the incoming First Lady – in this case, Melania Trump.

After that, Trump will recite those words: “I swear solemnly (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the president of the United States, and that, to the most productive of my capacity, I will preserve, protect and protect the constitution of the United States. “

After the oath, he will say his first presidential position of his moment of moment.

The length of these speeches would likely vary. In 2017, Trump’s inaugural address lasted about 17 minutes, while Biden in 2021 lasted just over 20 minutes.

After the signature rite and inaugural luncheon, which tends to highlight the president’s and vice president’s state dishes, Trump will lead the inaugural procession on Pennsylvania Avenue.

The parade, which travels from the U. S. Capitol to the White House, is a beloved culture and a moment for millions of Americans.  

The procession is set to kick off around 3pm local time, which is about 8pm in the UK. 

The day will wrap up with a series of inaugural balls held across Washington D.C. bringing the celebrations to a close.

And just one day before he’s sworn in as the 47th president of the United States, the president-elect announced a massive rally in Washington, D.C. set for January 19th. 

In an email to his supporters, Trump described the occasion as: “It is the rally of the victory of President Trump the day before Swooding as 47th President, the crowd will have to be huge!”

Due to the restrictions after a life attempt, this rally will be carried out internal to the same former external framework.

However, that did not save you a fals Trump, Melania and even a JD Vance, replacing to be an oath of a style before the seismic event.

If you’re excited to watch the inauguration, you’ve got plenty of options. 

In the UK, you can catch live coverage on BBC One starting at 3:30pm GMT, or tune into Sky News. 

I am humiliated by responding to the call at a time when we will all have to come in combination in the spirit of unity and the look towards the future.

ITV News and Channel 4 will also be covering the event, and if you prefer streaming online, The White House will have a live stream available too.

You should also see the live occasion in all US transmission networks. UU. The primary, adding NBC, MSNBC, ABC, CBS, CNN, CSPAN, FOX News and PBS.

The country music star, Carrie Underwood, will carry out the beautiful inauguration of Trump, while the other people of Hitmakers Village in the 1970s deserve two inaugural events.

In a statement, Underwood said: “I love our country and am honored to have been asked to sing at the Inauguration and to be a small part of this historic event.

“I am humbled to answer the call at a time when we must all come together in the spirit of unity and looking to the future.”

The Village People, known for their chant-along disco hits and colourful stage personas, became famous in the late ’70s with tracks including Y.M.C.A. widely considered a gay anthem. 

The song became a staple at Trump’s rallies during the last election.

The singer Christopher Macchio will carry out the national anthem of the inauguration.  

The U. S. Marine Group, designated as the Chair, is the organization featured in Monday’s inaugural program.

In Trump’s previous inauguration in 2017, the billionaire businessman was left with thin-pickings after a number of high-profile snubs from artists ahead of his big day.

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