biden hijo. [aplausos] [sonido ambiente] [sonido ambiente] [aplausos] >> supremo roberts, vicepresidenta harris, presidente de la cÁmara baja, pelosi, libre shockroom air, vicepresidente pence. este es el dÍa de los estados unidos. Éste es el dÍa de historia, un dÍa de esperanza, de renovaciÓn. los estados unidos ha sido puesto a prueba una vez mÁs, y los estados unidos ha dicho presente ante ese desafÍo, hoy dÍa celebrando el triunfo no de un candidato, sino de una causa, la causa de la democracia. la voluntad del pueblo ha sido escuchada, y la voluntad del pueblo ha sido una. una vez mÁs sabemos que la democracia es preciosa, la democracia es frÁgil. en ese momento la democracia ha prevalecido. ahora, en este sitio tan sagrado, donde hace unos pocos dÍas atrÁs en la violencia quiso sacudir los cimientos del capitolio, nos unimos al modo de una naciÓn bajo dios indivisible para cumplir con la transferencia pacÍfica de poder. al mirar hacia el futuro, en nuestra manera tan diferent

and what president biden, president—elect biden has made clear is that he intends to be the president of all of america, not just those who voted for him, but everybody, and that he will be listening broadly, but he will be staying true to his core values. and he's made it clear that those core values are to make sure that we build back better. and what he means by that phrase is that when we emerge from this global pandemic, we will make sure that we vaccinate people fairly. we will make sure that the jobs that have evaporated for the least people who were least able to lose theirjobs are able to recoup. women have been devastated byjob loss in this pandemic. people of colour have suffered disproportionately from the pandemic in terms of health outcomes and also in terms ofjob loss. and so as we rebuild, we do have to rebuild in a way that is fairer and more equitable. and so do you put a label on that as being progressive? i put a label on that as being fair and mindful that the american dream should not be available just to just a few, but it should be available to everybody. and i

joe biden understands that. he has a long history and a somewhat mixed relationship with the israeli prime minister and other leaders in the gulf. it is a complicated issue, but he does not take at face value. that the iranians have been trying to make the weapons for 30 years and unable to do so. i do not think that joe biden or anybody in the administration agrees with that. there are people who share israel's concern that iran -- that it will always be a challenge to u.s. hegemony and power. of course they will be concerned about that, but it does not mean that there is a good pathway to break power. >> to what extent is he using iran for his own survival? >> it came up yesterday. we kind of missed it. for israelis, the holocaust was a past/present, future event. israel is an illegitimate country. we are in the when, but to him it is an illegitimate country. in the mind of his leadership, it is ok to do anything. it comes with false pretense about occupation. it is from 1967. was israel legitimate in the eyes

a biden lo acompaÑaron tres ex presidente. a pesar de que trump fue el primer presidente en 152 aÑos de no ir a un cambio de mando, pence estuvo. en un reconocimiento esta poetiza hablÓ. >> podemos soÑar con ser presidente, para encontarnos recitÁndole a uno. reportera: otro detalle, el agente de policÍa del capitolio, logrÓ mantener la turba violenta lejos del esnvrdÓ cuando los manifestantes se tomaron el capitolio fue vicepresidente de harris. la mÚsica fue emotivo. que hace llamado a la unidad. la interpretaciÓn de jennifer lÓpez.. dejÓ mÁs de uno sin aliento. ♪ >> una naciÓn bajo dios indivisible con libertad y justicia para todos. reportera: en decir en espaÑol un fragmento de juramento de lealtad fue mÁs emocionante. al terminar la juramentaciÓn del presidente biden las muestras dae fecto por su familia fueron muy efusivas. no sÓlo celebrabran el logro. recordar los que estÁn en el camino como su hijo. que falleciÓ por un cÁncer cerebral. la interpretaciÓn de la cantante lady gaga del himno nacion

are we going to do that with the biden family? he and the democrats took a lot of institutions that are bipartisan, the short term efficacy of getting rid of donald trump i don't think he wants to sleep on the bed the maid. >> the traditions and the songs -- within hours of taking office, the newly minted president biden issuing executive orders to radically change the country. does he have a historical mandate that he thinks he does? join them and i was craig shirley, reagan biographer extraordinaire, there is a danger in what he's doing, is there not? >> there always is a danger when a president overreaches. if you remember when john adams passed the alien and sedition acts that basically put competitors in jail for criticizing u.s. government. lincoln did the same during the civil war, woodrow wilson did the same on sedition acts that were passed in 1917 and 1918 and george bush with the patriot act, there is always a tendency on the part of the president to overreach and grab for too much power, most times that will come back

biden also ordered the u.s. to reengage with the world health organization and ordered a mask mandate for interstate travelers and visitors to federal buildings during the pandemic. for more on these actions of the biden administration come on the overall inauguration day, and what comes next -- not to mention what came before -- we are joined by two guests. dr. cornel west is professor of the practice of public philosophy at harvard university, author of many books, including "race matters" and "black prophetic fire." his new podcast is called "the tight rope." and maria hinojosa is an award-winning journalist and author of the new memoir "once i was you." she is founder of futuro media, host of latino usa, and co-host of the podcast "in the thick." we welcome you both back to democracy now! maria hinojosa, let's begin with you. if you can talk about what we watched yesterday from later in the day, the executive orders, number of them dealing with immigration, not to mention -- not exactly perfectly formed immi

presidents joe biden signals a new dawn for u.s. africa relations it provides a chance at least resets the agenda consider an africa did not feature prominently and i don't know trump's administration biden has promised to promote diversity so could this impacts the media future of the relationship with africa let's hear from some of our correspondents across the continent. many people believe that a biden presidency will improve nigeria's relationship with the us what historically speaking we are all likely to see any remarkable difference especially when it comes to policy us like to our relations have been quite consistent over the years we've got less of who is in office but if biden's promise to ring gauge with a walled president. expect in more friendly u.s. president. as u.s. president joe biden enters the white house some people wonder if you can be an inspiration like his democrat produces a barack obama who preached good governance you know africa here in uganda with just prison to a woman 70 declared winner of the highly

and biden has tapped dr. rachel levine, pennsylvania's top health official, to be assistant secretary of health. levine appears poised to become the first openly transgender official to be confirmed by the u.s. senate. as lgbtq groups praise biden's actions in his first week in his office, right-wing lawmakers in montana, north dakota, south dakota, and other states are pushing a number of new anti-trans bills. on monday, the montana house passed a bill banning trans student athletes from participating in school sports and another bill to limit health care options for trans youth. meanwhile, puerto rico's governor has declared a state of emergency over gender-based violence following at least 60 incidents fm aside reported in 2020. six of the murders were of trans women. to talk more about all of this, we're joined by chase strangio, deputy director for transgender justice with the aclu's lgbt and hiv project. welcome back to democracy now! let's start off with this executive order of president biden. can you

biden was in the white house. he often led these negotiations with capitol hill with president obama on economic concerns. so that is the relationship that the dynamic he wants to continue. one key point, impeachment also is going to complicate things in the senate. he wants to send a message that you can do two things at once. have the impeachment hearing and trial in the afternoon and keep confirming the nominees in the morning. that is the agenda item for a meeting that could come as early as tomorrow. >> we'll see. a lot of republicans have said they would not support that. jeff zeleny outside the white house, thanks very much. >>> just last night, the senate did confirm president biden's first cabinet nominee, avril haines. director of national intelligence. she's now the first woman ever to lead the u.s. intelligence community. >> jessica dean is with us this morning. good morning, jess. haines' nomination in doubt for much of the day yesterday. >> they went back and forth on that. good morning to both of yo

fauci was taking his questions, president biden was not over his shoulder because president biden is comfortable in his own skins. let the experts talk about it. that's his wheelhouse. with that comes accountability. it was really fascinating to see you have respect of government now, respect in experts. in the trump administration, for example, when they finally got to using the defense production act, it was peter navarro, trade adviser, in the white house. president biden is saying, no, we have a government, we have experts, we have departments that know how to do these things so it's the building blocks of trust and respect both for government and trying to rebuild trust with the american people. we all got to a point, sawnnjays more expert at this than i am. you weren't sure you could believe anything coming out of the administration, you knew they were afraid of the government. they're trying to rebuild faith and credibility. faith in science. >> i wonder what you thought, we heard dr. fauci, a man you know well, i know him very well, about not being afraid to contradict the pr

biden taking his oath at the u.s. capitol. >> i, joseph robinette biden jr. do solemnly swear. >> reporter: before sharing a message of healing and unity on the same steps that became the site of a deadly insurrection just two weeks ago. >> we must end this uncivil war that pits red against blue, rural versus urban, conservative versus liberal. we can do this, if we open our souls instead of hardening our hearts. >> reporter: his inaugural address, moments after kamala harris made history. >> so help me god. >> becoming the first woman and first black and asian american vice president. ♪ baby, you're a firework ♪ >> reporter: at night, fireworks brightened the sky across the nation's capitol, as the president and first lady jill biden looked on from the white house balcony. an optimistic note amid a deadly pandemic. for an inauguration day unlike any other. >> and it was a day of celebration at the inaugural festivities. the president starting it with mass in the morning, ending it with fireworks at night. now the first full day of his administration is s

even what joe biden will face, you can imagine joe biden a veteran of washington, cultural politics of this town. is thinking about the daunting challenge of hitting a reset of four years of donald trump. what he attempted to do, what trump did, and the division in the country. the stakes are very, very high. and manifestations of that, the ravages of the pandemic on top of all of that, will be evident as the 46th president looks out across the national mall on this chilly morning, and this chilly midday, to see no spectators. no fellow americans watching him because of a combination of the division in the country, which creates this armed encampment and the threats of his inauguration and the pandemic. so there's a lot for him to deal with. there's no doubt -- i hope he's getting good sleep, but it makes for a difficult morning. >> natasha, it feels as though we're in this period of suspended animation. people holding their breath. the president still in the white house, he will fly off but it will take much longer than that, obviously, for americans and historians and everybody to pr

biden taking his oath at the u.s. capitol. before sharing a message of healing and unity on the steps of a site that became a deadly insurrection two weeks ago. >> we must end this uncivil war that pitts red against blue, rural versus urban, conservative versus liberal. we can do this if we open our souls instead of hardening our hearts. >> reporter: his inaugural address moments after kamala harris made history. >> so help me god. >> reporter: becoming the first woman and first black and asian-american vice president. ♪ >> reporter: at night fireworks brightened the sky across the capitol as the president and first lady, jill biden, looked on from the white house balcony. the display. the finale of a virtual celebration featuring a star-stunned lineup and three former presidents. an optimistic note amid a deadly pandemic for an inauguration day unlike any other. >> reporter: the inauguration with all of the security penetrating washington turning the capitol into a fortress went off largely without a hitch. now the tough wo

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policy much of the same goes i think biden finally or the biden view of the world has finally come to grips with the fact that opening up constantly opening up to china welcoming it into the free market of the world is not automatically going to lead to liberalization to democratization to the human rights to all the things that the united states and western countries say that they stand for this was the idea of letting china into the w. the deputy oh that if we let them into the world trade organization they're going to see the benefit of open borders of of innovation of promoting people and of not having such government control and not cracking down on your people we don't see that happen china has actually quite successfully proven that you can have capitalism and one party state rule and those 2 things can go together the thing with donald trump i think that trump of ministrations instincts are often quite good but its execution is where things fell apart so donald trump and his administration quite was quite clear on the fact that china is an economic threat for a number of reaso

become president biden. and that kamala harris is going to become the vice president. and so, i think we already know the answer to how he will begin to govern because he is who he has always been and who he has taken great pains since the nomination to show he wants to find a spot, perhaps not in the center, but as close to the center of american politics as his politics allow him to exist and to begin to reach across the aisle to talk to americans about unity, about moving forward, about reckon silluation, about moving on. he's probably not going to begin that moment with an up swell of support from the republican party as exists right now in washington or around the country. that's why we're going to see a series of executive actions, executive orders and a broadcasting already like there's no mystery about what's going to happen on the first day. ron klane, his incoming chief of staff already laid it out, environmental policy, immigration policy, acopproach economic recovery and so on and so forth. we're

well as joe biden becomes u.s. president the world is watching to see what kind of a country he will lead back into or onto the world stage well 4 years of trumps that america 1st turned the idea of u.s. leadership on its head his wrist placement 1st task will be to rebuild and reshape some crucial relationships. chaos in washington a pandemic out of control. an economy on the brink they do not get a nation profoundly divided ruled that people like you would not trust the u.s. has enough crises going on at home to take up the energy of any new president but the rest of the world looks every bit as daunting. china is now a rival superpower. russia is openly hostile. and climate change threatens everything. unveiling his foreign policy team joe biden said he would tackle all these challenges by rejecting trump's slogan of america 1st and reviving american leadership at the head of the western alliance america's back ready to lead the world not retreat from it once again sit at the head of the table ready to confront

joe biden preparing to officially be sworn in as the 46th president of the united states we have complete coverage from washington, d.c. markets right now in a holding pattern ahead of that big event as investors digest what biden administration will mean for the markets and the economy. we lay out how your money will be impacted. >>> and developing overnight, president trump issuing a flurry of final pardons as one of his last acts as commander in chief. meanwhile, shares of netflix taking off, soaring this morning after the streaming giant soars past 200 million members and projects a cash rich future. >>> and he's back, jack ma resurfacing, making his first public appearance in two months since the chinese government's crack down on his alibaba company. it's wednesday, january 20th, inauguration day, 2021, you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning, welcome to the show i am dominic chu in for brian sullivan this morning. here's how your money the and global markets are setting up for inauguration day 2021. futures in the green, dow jones higher by 60 points, s&

jill biden and the biden family walking the shortened parade route in their masks, right to the white house. the presidential limo, the beast, the license plate now reading "46." the first lady at the entrance of the white house resting her head on the president's chest. tonight, the first images of president biden working in the oval office, signing executive actions and we'll go down the list. >>> former president trump leaving the white house for the last time this morning. the first president in more than 150 years to skip the inauguration. trump saying, "we will see each other again." wishing the new administration great luck and great success. never mentioning president biden by name. his final flight to mar-a-lago aboard air force one. >>> the major power shift on capitol hill tonight. one of her first official acts, vice president harris swearing in three new democratic senators. democrats now in control of the senate, the house and the white house. and what we're learning tonight about when the impeachment trial could begin. >>> the coronavirus tonight. the concern over vacci

biden called for unity with failed attacks on his political rivals. >> president biden: now, political extremism, white supremacy, domestic terrorism, we must confront and we will defeat. history, faith, and a reason. show the way, the way of unity. we could see each other not as adversaries, but as neighbors. the harsh, ugly reality of racism, nativism, fear, demonization have long torn us apart. it's beyond we are going to break it all down. hello and welcome to "fox news at night" i'm shannon bream in washington. let's start at the white house with gillian turner and president biden's first evening and office. hello, jillian. >> good evening, shannon. it is officially a row. 1600 pennsylvania avenue. he did hit the ground running today. he signed 17 executive orders, some of them repealing some of the trump era signature policies and tonight he managed to get his first cabinet level appointee confirmed to the senate, avril haines is a new director national intelligence. >> president biden: so help me god. >> congratulations mr. president. >> his first act focused on immigration. he

thursday the biden protection plan went poof and biden was left alone with the press who challenged his 100-day vaccine goal. >> isn't that where the u.s. is right now? >> when i announced it you all said it wasn't possible. come on, give me a break, man. jesse: that's joe's tell. when he snaps and can't communicate effectively. "politico" reports that democrats have been caught flat footed out of the gate. contrary to two years ago when the party took the house and leaders articulated a plan on guns and equality. no clear agenda has been presented by president biden. joe never showed leadership or management skills needed to be president. this shouldn't sprays anyone who follows politics. joe is a lucky guy who was swept into office by an act of god. a once in a hundred-year pandemic. not to mention a record flood of mail ballots. but he's the president now. and we wish him good health and our country good fortune. unfortunately the corporate media isn't objective. they are corrupt. because the media works with the democrat party to help him get elected. they will participate in the bi

. >> el presidente joe biden y su primer discurso como presidente y vamos a resurgir como lo han hecho los predecesores y concluyendo en sus palabras con un apromesa de proteger la constitución y la democrfacia. >> el presidente joe biden llama a celebrar el día de la democracia y reocnociendo que es frágil pero que hoy ha ganado y dic2 que tenemos mucho para hacer y enfrentar crisis y él tendrá que comenzar con acciones definitivas. >> ahora el cantante country a cantar amazing ... (aplausos). ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost, but now i am found was blind, but now i see 'twas grace that taught my heart to fear and grace my fears relieved how precious did that grace appear the hour i first believed through many dangers, toils and snares we have already come 'twas grace has brought us safe thus far and grace will lead us home when we've been there ten thousand years bright, shining as the sun we've no less days to sing god's praise than when we've f

♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> joe biden , es el nuevo presidente de estados unidos >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> en una ceremonia inédita sin las cosas habituales con un operativo de seguridad y con su ausencia de su antecesor joe biden prometió trabajar para sanar las heridas que dividen a estados unidos >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> el desafío es gigante y pide al país levantar la economía y dejar atrás la pesadilla del coronavirus (covid-19) hoy se abre un nuevo capítulo de la democracia del país y con él la esperanza de un futuro mejor >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> noticias telemundo en una edición especial desde washington , con julio vaqueiro y vanessa >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> qué tal muy buenas tardes desde este mediodía estados unidos tiene nuevo presidente , joe b

president biden or president-elect biden last week could have unveiled anything right? we knew he would deliver something on what a future stimulus policy should look like but we didn't know what it was what he delivered was something that really those of us who are trying to figure out in washington could be seen as something bipartisan when he continues to talk about unity as an important message so far he is somewhat walking the walk there as well now, there are some very partisan things he is going to do today which is to reverse a bunch of unilateral trump administration decisions but what he is trying to set up for the first, big policy that congress should look at is something both sides can come together on. >> brian, it is common for presidents to say they're going to unite and that they are especially positioned to do that lately it has been very difficult to do. do you think the confirmation hearings we expect to see ongoing should be a tell on whether the policies presented and the true intentions will be something that unites or divides? >> well, the confir

it joe biden this year. not just joe biden, jill biden, too, mrs. biden, dr. biden. the two of them will redeem those nations through their love, behold. >> what a great love story between jill and joe biden. it's a different kind of marriage. this is a love match like the obama's word. i think that will be healing for the country, too. we won the bidens marriage is healing for all of us, for the country. their love is america's love. jill and joe are the mother and father of this nation. from their loins we are born and yet reborn. it may their names emerge from our lips in praise forever. and so on, that was cable news today. the funny thing is, and there's many funny things going on right now, every person with a microphone and every tv studio in america today knew the fuller truth when they said things you just heard. you knew for certain joe biden isn't well. everyone in washington knows that. no one said it out loud, not a worry. they withheld that news from you as they have for months. so much for speaking truth to power. on the other hand, what did you expect

biden. hillary clinton and joe biden served in the senate together, so they have known each other for a very long time, big families in american politics, these two, and they are coming to watch the inauguration celebrations. i have lived in washington for 20 years. i was in washington on the night of 9/11, when the pentagon was attacked. i have never seen this city locked down with security forces as it is at the moment. there are armed humvees everywhere, soldiers with weapons on every corner, they really are the weapons of war being used to secure the process of peace and democracy. i don't know about you, larry, you are newer to washington than me, but i walk around the city at the moment and i don't recognise the city i live in, and it's sad to see this. this is something i keep hearing in the past week for the everybody has told me, this feels like a war i can't imagine this many armed soldiers with military fatigues and guns, here to protect us from other americans. they keep saying t

biden meant maskless at an event. pressed on the issue the next say day, jen psaki was airily dismissive. >> he was celebrating an evening of an historic day in our country. he was inaugurated as president of the united states. he was surrounded by his family. we take a number of precautions, but to nothing -- i think we have bigger issues to worry about at this moment in time. gerry: bigger issues to worry about. well, it was their first day. maybe we can put that down to a rookie mistake. but this slip was very resident of what drives so many americans crazy about the behavior of their political leaders. over the last year, we've seen so many examples of democratic politicians telling people how to behave while doing something completely different themselves, dining out, spending time with the family, not wearing masks. president biden rightly says he wants to bring unity to the country. well, he could start by insuring that everyone, no matter how big the issues they have to deal with, is held to the same standard

what a day for joe biden. he's about to roll past the treasury department into 1600 pennsylvania avenue. four years ago donald trump was the ultimate outsider, disrupter. winning the presidency in his first run for president. joe biden is coming back now as its resident, the president. >> we are waiting joe biden to arrive at the white house for the military procession marking his entrance to his new home, 1600 pennsylvania avenue, for the first time as the u.s. commander in chief. that's coming up along with the parade across america featuring entertainers, athletes and american heroes all around the country. our extensive live coverage right here on cnn continues. >>> we are awaiting the start of the inaugural parade. president biden is leaving arlington national cemetery soon. he will make his way here, right near the white house, for a military procession. there will also be a made-for-tv parade, a virtual parade, as our inauguration coverage continues. dana, when president biden walks into the white house

every republican i talk to says, i know joe biden, joe biden is a trustworthy guys. some things they're for like the child tax credit and other things. the republican party is incredibly divided in a way that i've never seen. they've always been divided over ideology. but now it's in every family. the republicans have the potential to go along. finally maybe joe manchin or some of the moderates who don't like the filibuster or want to keep it, they'll be willing to vote to end it. >> tim alberta, what about a guy like mike rounds? you've covered him, i've covered him as governor and senator. we know he's moderate in tone. he may be conservative in ideology, but moderate in tone. i can tell he's uncomfortable perhaps where his constituents are pushing him, maybe where his insingts want to be. how many of those senators exist? how hard is this pressure they're feeling about they might want to work with biden, but their constituents believe, woulding with a democratic is akin to working with china or something like that? >> chuck, it's a great question. i think there ar

today, joe biden made it i official, mr. unity will heal the wounds of the divided america by using the power of the entire federal government to harass and investigate his political adversaries. from our bloated intel agencies to the doj and fbi, he and f f kamala harris will spy on americans they don't trust and they don't much like. the department of homeland insecurity sent out a scary looking bulletin today which read, information suggests that some ideologically motivated violent extremists with the objection to the presidential transition has perceived grievances field by false narratives could continue to mobilize to incite or commit violence. now, pay close attention to that language. objections to governmental authority, other perceived grievances, false narratives could immobilize -- could commit violence. sounds obscenely fake and hypothetical, right? it then hear the accompanying press release, it they admit the truth, they've got nothing. dhs does not have any information to indicate its specific incredible plo

la democracia >>> miren ustedes el capitolio de los estados unidos preparado ya para recibir a joe biden y kamala harris >>> ya vemos como estÁn llegando los participantes y estÁ saliendo de la iglesia de san mateo el presidente electo biden y tambiÉn la vicepresidenta kamala harris estÁn llegando distintas comitivas al capitolio de los estados unidos pronto, pronto comenzarÁ ya esta ceremonia de joe biden >>> con un sol brillante josÉ te querÍa comentar que kamala ha dicho que estÁ aquÍ gracias a las mujeres >>> sin precedente histÓrico para todas las mujeres es un orgullo tener una mujer hija de migrantes la primera de muchas cosas porque fue la primera fiscal de san francisco de california rompiendo este techo de cristal para las mujeres >>> madre de la india, kamala harris se convertirÁ en la primera mujer miren vamos a escuchar un segundo estÁn ensayando pero preparando. >> miren, son 200 mÁs o menos las personas que podrÁn estar ahÍ distanciamiento social en las distintas sillas pero hay 200 mil banderas estadounidenses en donde normalmente hospital abrÍan sillas pa

(informaciÓn en pantalla) (hablan inglÉs) en el gobierno biden, el dr. anthony fauci tendrÁ un papel principal en la hucha contra la pandemia, el estado de nueva york estÁ a punto de quedarse sin vacunas temporalmente. >> el gobierno anterior no tenÍa ningÚn plan especÍfico para la distribuciÓn de vacunas a nivel nacional. . >> el nuevo presidente reconoce que no va a ser fÁcil, pero que estados unidos saldrÁ adelante. >> lo veo un poquito lejano, mÁs, sin embargo, creemos que si se pueda combatir. >> en washington d.c. rogelio mora-tagle noticias telemundo. >> desde sus primeras horas como presidente, joe biden ha marcado un cambio radical en la polÍtica migratoria, ha firmado Órdenes ejecutivas que benefician a algunos inmigrantes y las deportaciones han sido congeladas por 100 dÍas, francisco cuevas estÁ en los Ángeles, francisco, son grandes cambios para nuestra comunidad? >> josÉ, son grandes por eso vecindarios por todo el paÍs estÁn celebrando hoy una verdadera fiesta, millones de indocumentados salieron a trabajar con menos preoc

that's not what joe biden's doing. if that's not what the current republican leadership is doing as well. >> sean: thank you. when we come back, hunter biden was at his father's inauguration today. at the media wants to cover up all the scandals that are swirling around them, even though big tech wouldn't let you know before the election. we have a big interview of all of that on this program tomorrow. we will give you a preview what that's about, straight ahead. a, keeps us moving forward. hey, kevin! hey, guys! they have customized solutions to help our family's special needs... graduation selfie! well done! and voya stays by our side, keeping us on track for retirement... giving us confidence in our future ...and in kevin's. you ready for your first day on the job? i was born ready. go get'em, kev. well planned. well invested. well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. ♪ ♪ >> sean: we've been telling you zero experience hunter came out of hiding today to join his father for the inauguration ce

at the time, joe biden had been doing poorly. i want to know how you decided to step into the primary and say something. >> you started out with a picture. the fish fry that i have become famous for, i was doing that before i came to congress. i have been congress 28 years. but i was doing that fish fry before congress. i really did it to give all of our workers around the state to do the friday night before the state democratic convention. it was just to show appreciation for people, turn out the votes, so that fish fry i had took place at a time my wife was losing her battle with diabetes. and she could not attend. we had twentysomething odd candidates running for candidate at the fish fry. there were 7500 people, according to the estimates of the police department. i got home, i spoke to my wife and told her about the success of the fish fry. and she said if you really want to have success, you'd better nominate joe biden. she was the first one to tell me joe biden was out there. and i will catalog that, take a serious, becaus

and the biden camp. things like the invitation to the church service for mitch mcconnell, for chuck schumer, and other leaders of congress pass and present. it's the decent thing to do. and, nicolle, perhaps lost in the flurry of today after saying have a good life, we'll see you soon, the president turns to leave the podium at andrews air force base, the walk-off music was not one last playing of "hail to the chief" for the man who's going to be sitting president still for the next 2 1/2 hours. it was ymca by the village people because it's all been a slow, rolling rally for these four years. as the president and first lady boarded air force once. if you're just joining our coverage, it is airborne and on route south. it will land in florida, the usual notice to pilots, the air restrictions over the air space because he's the sitting president. and then it will all go away when the power of office transfers north to washington, 12:00 noon to joe biden, who will actually take the oath a few minutes befor

biden. [applause] musical physica♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. please welcome the honorable amy klobuchar. [applause] >> vice president pence, mr. president-elect madam vice president elect, members of congress and the judicial branch, former presidents and first ladies, vice presidents, leaders from abroad and a whole bunch of bidens. america, welcome to the 59th presidential inauguration where, in just a few moments, joe biden and kamala harris will take their solemn oath. the ceremony is a combination of 244 years of a democracy. it is the moment when leaders brought to the stage by the will of the people promised to be faithful to our constitution, to cherish it and defend it. it is the moment when they all become as we all should be guardians of our country. have we become too jaded, too accustomed to the ritual of the passing of the torch of democracy to truly appropriate, appreciate what a blessing and a privilege it is to witness this moment? i think not. two wee

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biden's vaccine goal 100 million shots in 100 days. >> is the biden administration starting from scratch with the vaccine distribution effort or are you picking up where the trump administration left off? >> we certainly are not starting from scratch because there is activities going on in distribution we are taking what's going on but amplifying it in a big way >> reporter: and this prediction >> if we get 70% or 85% of the country vaccinated, by the time we'll get to the fall, we'll approach a degree of normality dr. fauci taking this swipe at former president trump >> the idea that you can get up here and talk about what you know and what the evidence and the science is and know that's it let the science speak. it is some what of liberating feel >> reporter: president biden is facing push back on day one including rejoining the climate agreement and cancelling the keystone pipeline, a plan for path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. >> president biden sounded a lot of unity but when he got back to the white house, he implemented a bunch of far left policies >> reporter: house

with a pandemic of racism and white supremacy which joe biden president joe biden called out and his message probably more explicitly than we've seen many presidents do explicitly recognize the origin role white supremacy and many of the united states systems and so now what we need is no longer lip service but to see that kind of action put into place to see that kind of lip service turn into a promise realized and so racial injustice and white supremacy is number one i already talked about reached reparations but that the legislation and the recommendations for the breed act for example are out there we already have blueprints of what policy that will recognize the value of black lives can look like and we just need biden here as administration to understand it and so clearly in place to champion it we also know that call that it is the number one factor in the bill it is more campaigning to win but also in what's happening across the world racine black holes in georgia specifically where the number one demographic to pass away from coke at 19 and so we're looking at regional injus

so instead of being a check on biden in covering biden, they will cover for biden in the democrats. the watch dog lapdogs. cnn reporter shimon who tweeted this as joe biden spoke in d.c. today. let the healing begin. we have needed this. take me to a vomit thorium. mollie hemingway, fox news contributor and sara carter fox news contributor, molly, and if joe biden said it, they report it without question. when donald trump came in and said, look there is a swamp in d.c. which we all knew but there is a swamp in d.c. and i will drain it and try to put america first, you can't do that, that is outrageous. what should we expect in the coming months and years? >> well, the media have shown themselves to not just be biased, you hear republicans complaining about media bias going all the way back to president eisenhower. so bias is not something surprised by or conservatives are surprised by. but the last two four year show was so much worse than bias. it is true corruption and unaccountability for the most politically influential group in america are corporate media. they are the ones wh

>> well, i think it's a strategy that only joe biden, president biden can embark on. one thing he said that really stuck with me is that he would defend the truth and defeat the lies. i think that is the -- standing -- whether it's at the podium in a press briefing or him in the bully pull bit always defending the truth and defeating the lies because we know that throughout trump's presidency, he relied on the repetition of those lies in order for them to take hold. i think it's really important that joe biden began his speech, talking about democracy prevailing. he ended saying that democracy didn't die on a watch and all in between he stressed the definition and the importance of defending the truth. >> donna, we are expecting president biden and vice president harris to go into work today. we have talked all day long about contrast but just seeing this as a busy bustling workplace where people are focused on the nation's business may seem like a simple and obvious contrast but i think people will be surprised by what this place looks like when it is a bustling plac

raymond, the newly inaugurated biden, he sounded a lot like candidate biden this week, didn't he? >> come on, man. joe biden's first remarks on his first full day in office were well, biden-esque. >> yesterday during my inaugural address i offered a salient prayer, silent prayer. the pandemic consists of my transition team task force, tony fauci and the team here today put this plan together. it is so detailed. it's over, 198 pages. complete detail what we are going to do. we will make sure that science and, scientists and public health experts will speak directly to you. wear a mask, no vaccines. the fact is it's the single best thing we can do. more important than the vaccines. >> bear in mind this is with a teleprompter. he is just as unsteady on his feet and incapable of retaining basic facts as he ever was. this was a covid event so as you might expect masks came up. >> yesterday i signed an executive action requires masks and social distancing on federal property. >> only one problem, laura, he wasn't wearing a mask there and then the night before at the lincoln memorial, bi

the biden team is also looking at those. joe biden in some ways returning. he was the vice president for barack obama, trying to return to an obama-like approach for dreamers. and this is a big tbd. the administration says it is open to resuming the iran nuclear deal. it's clear he understands covid. how he performs in the first 100 days, speeding the vaccine rollout, proving the government has a new and better approach to covid is a signature block. >> reporter: they do look like they're offering a more streamlined approach than the last administration when it comes to vaccine distribution. we are not where trump officials said we were going to be by the end of the year, certainly not this far into january. i think they're hoping to change that. they're still trying to get a grasp on exactly what the state of play is. when they say they inherited nothing when it comes to vaccine distribution, there was a plan, but maybe it wasn't one they felt set them up for success, so i think we can see that change today. that will be a lot we're going to hear from the p

is that -- are xi and biden just playing on the world stage here? to make it look better for biden? >> i don't think xi is worried about biden at all, and i think these flights of chinese air force planes over taiwan is very serious. it sends a message to to the world, to taiwan and to the united states that china does plan to take over taiwan, that that invasion is coming. and i've got to tell you, we cannot show weakness to china right now because that day could be moved up substantially if that's what biden is going to communicate. lou: well, biden has already put our troops back into syria, sent them in straight away, a day after his inauguration. that's serious too. this -- [laughter] this president seems to be trying to unwind everything that president trump was doing including bringing our troops home. >> i think that's right. and, i mean, a related issue is the iran deal. i think biden is determined to rejoin this deal, and iran knows it. it is trying to put preconditions down so whatever talks we start with are on iran's terms. and, lou, we will get a deal worse than obama'

i inbox that joe biden has? no, i don't think— inbox that joe biden has? no, i don't think so. _ inbox that joe biden has? no, i don't think so. a _ inbox that joe biden has? no, i don't think so. a new _ inbox that joe biden has? no, i don't think so. a new presidentj don't think so. a new president coming in, inheriting the most appalling situations, wherever you look across the political waterfront, the state of the economy because of the pandemic, then the pandemic and the fact there are 400,000 dead and a roll—out of the vaccine that is going very slowly, you look at the racial tensions left by the death of george floyd and the aftermath of a number of incidents of that nature which have left people feeling fractious and uneasy, so what we will see from joe biden in these opening date is a flurry of executive orders committing he can sign that you not need congressional approval. but big legislation will still be difficult, the senate is on a knife edge, he cannot get his legislation passed easily. then become due today, he talked about a winter of

president biden and the first family now inside. we'll go back to our own kris sanchez covering the story for us right there at the white house. we'll tell show you what she saw on the ground. >>> back here at home watching history unfold. local young women talk about what it means to have vice president kamala harris in the white house. tasha, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? hmm. so what are you waiting for? hip hop group tag team to help you plan dessert? ♪ french vanilla! rocky road! ♪ ♪ chocolate, peanut butter, cookie dough! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! scoop! ♪ ♪ shaka-laka! shaka-laka! ♪ ♪ shaka-laka! shaka! scoop!. ♪ ♪ choco-laka! choco-laka!...♪ geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. ♪ sprinkles! ♪ i just lost my job. with the kids at home and less money coming in, there'd be no way we could afford health insurance. my kids think i'm a superhero. but e