All right, everyone. Well, it's here. Trump to the sequel. That's right. Today we're going to be talking about the inauguration. And what we're specifically going to be doing is breaking down the 30-minute speech that Donald Trump gave in his inaugural address to the country. Because this is like jam-act with like actual policies that he plans to implement.

So if you look at the 30 minutes speech, I recommend that everyone go out there and watch it.

You're going to see a lot of the stuff that you typically hear in inaugural speeches.

There's stuff about unity.

There's stuff about the problems that we're actually facing.

And all of that's really important. But one of the things that I found the most interesting is like the line by

line specific things he plans to do. And the reason why that's so important is because at the same

time I was watching this speech, I had actually been invited, and I have to thank our audience for this.

I'd actually been invited with a lot of other influencers to talk with

members of the White House Press Corps and the White House press team with respect to some of the

things that Donald Trump was going to be signing on day one. And that's all taking place.

So it wasn't just, it wasn't just nice words in a speech. He's immediately going and enacting

this, doing the things that he can do

through the executive branch by executive order. And so on today's episode, what we're going to basically

be doing you is giving you a cliff notes of kind of a lot of the events that took place on the

inauguration. So if you weren't able to watch it, if you weren't able to get it and you're looking for,

hey, Nick, what's the down and dirty? What's the quick overview of what happened and why is it relevant?

That is what we are going to talk about today on this episode of making the argument.

As you can see, I am still in Richmond, will be in Richmond until late February for legislative

session.

I was actually supposed to go up for some of the inauguration events, wasn't able to do so because I had to be here in Richmond in order to take votes.

So as much as I would have, or as much as I missed going to some of the ceremonies up there, I got a job to do down here.

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