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Speaker 2: One America saved itself with the election of Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: So I think this will go down as one of
Speaker 2: the most important days in American history, certainly one of
Speaker 2: the greatest inaugurations, and so much to talk about. Eight
Speaker 2: five five for zero five eight two five five the
Speaker 2: number text DN five seven seven three nine. Want to
Speaker 2: get your take on any part of this you want
Speaker 2: to talk about, but starting with you know what's your
Speaker 2: favorite part? And obviously it's far from over at this point.
Speaker 2: In fact, Zach doing the show today while Ryan is
Speaker 2: actually in Capital one Arena, and they need to do
Speaker 2: this every time, right, I mean, no matter who the
Speaker 2: president is, there should be this kind of arena event
Speaker 2: during the day because it's just a perfect format for
Speaker 2: what the President's about to do right now, which is
Speaker 2: sign a bunch of really important executive orders. So Zach
Speaker 2: and for Ryan is going to take us inside the
Speaker 2: arena as President Trump begins to speak sign executive orders,
Speaker 2: et cetera. So you will not miss any of that,
Speaker 2: but text us at any point da N five seven
Speaker 2: seven three nine. Of course, I'm a throwback. So love
Speaker 2: the calls eight five to five for zero five eight
Speaker 2: two five five the number. And how perfect that what
Speaker 2: happened today happened on MLK Day, because there's no doubt
Speaker 2: in my mind that doctor King is very happy with
Speaker 2: what he saw today, very happy with with what he
Speaker 2: sought today. Because keep in mind how the Democratic Party,
Speaker 2: and as a former Democrat, I never would have been
Speaker 2: able to see this from inside the party, but as
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, how the Democratic Party has held
Speaker 2: so many people of color down, how it's in their
Speaker 2: vested interest to keep people of color down, because the
Speaker 2: Democratic Party knows once people start prospering financially, once people
Speaker 2: start making more than seventy seventy five thousand dollars, then
Speaker 2: a majority, about a majority, is going to vote Republicans.
Speaker 2: So so President Trump, and I love the way that
Speaker 2: he thinked you know, he thinked black voters, Latino voters
Speaker 2: in particular, among others during his inaugural address today, as
Speaker 2: he should and hopefully laying the groundwork for the future,
Speaker 2: because the GP is going to have to keep expanding
Speaker 2: among people of color in order to continue to do
Speaker 2: all this good for the country. And I believe an
Speaker 2: awful lot of good is about to become easy prediction
Speaker 2: to make right because we have the first Trump term.
Speaker 2: And think about that. Think about all the chaos surrounding
Speaker 2: the first Trump term. You had the coup attempt, through
Speaker 2: the Russia hoax. You had a lot of disorganization within
Speaker 2: the Trump team because they were outsiders, they hadn't done
Speaker 2: this before. You had among with the good people, you
Speaker 2: had an awful lot of goofballs, the Amurosas of the world, Scaramouci's,
Speaker 2: you know, the White House internally was often kind of
Speaker 2: a mess. And in the face of all of that,
Speaker 2: Trump was able to accomplish a lot of historically great things.
Speaker 2: Now he comes in with these four years to think about, Okay,
Speaker 2: what are we going to do next? What are we
Speaker 2: going to do if I get that second term? With
Speaker 2: a great team. Susan Wilie obviously is running a very
Speaker 2: tight ship. And everything we've seen from election day through
Speaker 2: this very moment today tells us that they are hitting
Speaker 2: on all cylinders. So it's been such a fun day,
Speaker 2: but again, like everything else we've seen since election day,
Speaker 2: so encouraging about what is to come, starting with these
Speaker 2: executive orders that are going to get signed tonight. So
Speaker 2: what's happening right now, and I'll keep you posted throughout
Speaker 2: and then we'll duck in for the key sound is
Speaker 2: that President Trump is being introduced right now. Once they
Speaker 2: get through the introductions and probably two hours of applause,
Speaker 2: then Zach will take us in and you'll hear some
Speaker 2: of those remarks. Now. I don't know how long the
Speaker 2: President's going to speak. I timed it out today. I
Speaker 2: watched it in real time his inaugural address, you know,
Speaker 2: probably about thirty minutes. So we will not take it
Speaker 2: continuously all the way through because we've got so many
Speaker 2: highlights from the day and want to get to those.
Speaker 2: But we will duck in certainly as he's signing the
Speaker 2: executive orders. So that's our game plan. Ryan, I expect
Speaker 2: will join us at some point from the arena. I
Speaker 2: think he got there maybe about five in the morning
Speaker 2: to get into the arena, but he will join us.
Speaker 2: So what a fantastic day. You know. Part of the
Speaker 2: fun of today is that part of the best sound
Speaker 2: that came out of today is some of the benedictions,
Speaker 2: and I want to get to those as well. And
Speaker 2: I know you're probably rolling your eyes a little bit
Speaker 2: right now, but trust me, when you hear this benediction sound,
Speaker 2: you will get what I'm talking about. And of course
Speaker 2: that's hand in hand with the greatness of Trump, right,
Speaker 2: and he stood up today, and I'm really glad glad
Speaker 2: he did it. I happened to agree with him. I
Speaker 2: believe it's true. None of us can know for sure
Speaker 2: until you know we meet our judgment day. But I
Speaker 2: do believe what the President said today that God saved him.
Speaker 2: He says God saved him to make America great again.
Speaker 2: And he's speaking very openly about God and about faith.
Speaker 2: And so these benedictions become even more important because part
Speaker 2: of what we've just endured together is a relentless assault
Speaker 2: on religious freedom because the left knows. That's why Governor
Speaker 2: Poulis said the day after he first got elected that
Speaker 2: people have to leave their faith outside the public square
Speaker 2: because the left knows if we all live our faith,
Speaker 2: whatever that may be, then the left can't win. They
Speaker 2: can't win long term they can't win big. So you've
Speaker 2: had this relentless effort by the left to abuse the courts,
Speaker 2: abuse everything else to try to strip you of your
Speaker 2: religious freedom. And ask Jack Phillips in Colorado about that
Speaker 2: if you have any doubts. So President Trump making it
Speaker 2: very clear throughout the campaign and today that that religious
Speaker 2: freedom is front and center. God is back, and that's
Speaker 2: that's the reason America's back. So anyway, just doesn't get
Speaker 2: any better than this. So we'll get to some of
Speaker 2: that hot sound. We're going to break right on time,
Speaker 2: which is rare for me, but right on time at
Speaker 2: about fifteen to try to make sure we get as
Speaker 2: much of the president's remarks as possible because he's about
Speaker 2: to be introduced and then that I'm expecting about five
Speaker 2: minutes of applause. We should time it perfectly. But Zach,
Speaker 2: why don't we hit some of the greatest hits right
Speaker 2: out of the gate. Here. Let's start with cut to
Speaker 2: the President opened with this, and it's set the tone twice.
Speaker 3: President Vance, Speaker Johnson, Senator Thune, Chief Justice Roberts, Justices
Speaker 3: of the United States Supreme Court, President at Flinton, President Bush,
Speaker 3: President Obama, President Biden, Vice President Harris and my fellow citizens.
Speaker 4: The golden Age of America begins right now. From this
Speaker 4: day forward.
Speaker 3: Our country will flourish and be respected again all over
Speaker 3: the world. We will be the envy of every nation,
Speaker 3: and we will not allow ourselves to be taken advantage
Speaker 3: of any longer. During every single day of the Trump administration,
Speaker 3: I will very simply put America first.
Speaker 2: Boy, what a perfect start. And you know it is
Speaker 2: so believable at this point because of the great start
Speaker 2: he's off, to the way he comes in office. Everything
Speaker 2: he overcame on the way to getting this second term,
Speaker 2: including the two assassination attempts, has now put him in
Speaker 2: a position where he enters this second term and without
Speaker 2: question the most powerful person in the world, probably the
Speaker 2: most admired and respected person in the world, and with
Speaker 2: everything he needs in order to have the best chance
Speaker 2: to implement this this big agenda. So wow, what a day.
Speaker 2: Eight y five for zero five eight two five to
Speaker 2: five techs DAN five seven, seven three nine. So game
Speaker 2: plan again. I want to play another clip or two
Speaker 2: of highlights from today. We'll hit our break and then
Speaker 2: we expect to come back at about the same time
Speaker 2: President Trump begins his remarks in the Capital I Center.
Speaker 2: Of course, we'll have to talk some fashion at some point,
Speaker 2: because I know nothing about fashion, so I'd love to
Speaker 2: get your take on it. I thought Milania Trump was
Speaker 2: absolutely phenomenal today. I mean, there's just so much great fashion,
Speaker 2: and I know a lot of people are talking about that.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you happen to see some of
Speaker 2: these outfits and all that. If you've ever met me,
Speaker 2: you know that's not my personal obsession. But I love
Speaker 2: looking at this stuff people who know what they're doing
Speaker 2: with it. It's always kind of fun to look at that.
Speaker 2: Some of the other great lines today, how about cut one,
Speaker 2: President Trump, going right to the heart of probably the
Speaker 2: number one issue for most voters, most crossover voters as well,
Speaker 2: and something he's addressing, as you'll hear in about ten
Speaker 2: minutes through these executive orders. Cut one please.
Speaker 4: But first, we must be honest about the challenges we face. Well,
Speaker 4: they are plentiful.
Speaker 3: They will be annihilated by this great momentum that the
Speaker 3: world is now witnessing. In the United States of America,
Speaker 3: as we gather today, our government confronts a crisis of trust.
Speaker 3: For many years, are radical and corrupt establishment has extracted
Speaker 3: power and wealth from our citizens, while the pillars of
Speaker 3: our society lay broken and seemingly incomplete disrepair.
Speaker 2: We now have a.
Speaker 3: Government that cannot manage even a simple crisis at home,
Speaker 3: while at the same time stumbling into a continuing catalog
Speaker 3: of catastrophic events abroad. It fails to protect our magnificent,
Speaker 3: law abiding American citizens, but provide sanctuary and protection for
Speaker 3: dangerous criminals, many from prisons and mental institutions that have
Speaker 3: illegally entered our country.
Speaker 2: From all over the world.
Speaker 4: We have a government that has given unlimited funding to
Speaker 4: the defense of foreign borders, but refuses to defend American voters.
Speaker 2: Or, more importantly, its own people.
Speaker 3: Our country can no longer deliver basic services in times
Speaker 3: of emergency, as recently shown by the wonderful people of
Speaker 3: North Carolina have.
Speaker 2: Been treated so badly.
Speaker 3: And other states who are still suffering from a hurricane
Speaker 3: that took place many months ago, or more recently Los Angeles,
Speaker 3: where we're watching fires still tragically burn from weeks ago
Speaker 3: without even a token of defense. They're raging through the
Speaker 3: houses and communities, even affecting some of the wealthiest and
Speaker 3: most powerful individuals in our country, some of whom.
Speaker 2: Are sitting here right now.
Speaker 4: They don't have a home any longer. That's interesting, but
Speaker 4: we can't let this happen.
Speaker 3: Everyone is unable to do anything about it, and that's
Speaker 3: going to change.
Speaker 2: Wow. And as he referred to, we'll talk a lot
Speaker 2: about so many of the tech titans right up there
Speaker 2: with him, sitting with his cabinet, right by his family,
Speaker 2: and I think there's an enormous value to that national
Speaker 2: security and beyond that we'll get to after the break.
Speaker 2: So thank you for being here on this special edition,
Speaker 2: this inaugural edition of the Dan Caplis Show, and we'll
Speaker 2: come back. We expect President Trump to be taking the
Speaker 2: stage right about then, and then we'll get to some
Speaker 2: other big highlights of the day. You're on the Dan
Speaker 2: Caplis Show.
Speaker 5: And now back to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Glad you're here for the Dan Caplis Show. And I
Speaker 2: think one of the most important days in American history,
Speaker 2: but much better to hear directly from President Trump. Let's
Speaker 2: go live to the Capital Center right now, quick stage
Speaker 2: set very appropriately starting his remarks to the crowd with
Speaker 2: families of hostages, Israeli hostages, American hostages, some returned hostages,
Speaker 2: and what a great way to start. Let's go there live.
Speaker 6: Keeping us all set. Even though they are great people.
Speaker 7: New York's fins.
Speaker 6: I grew up with New York's finest, and we've got
Speaker 6: to give them their authority back. We won't have any crime,
Speaker 6: There'll be no crime. You give them little authority back.
Speaker 6: The way they run.
Speaker 4: Things in this country now, it's disgraceful, but it's going
Speaker 4: to change rapidly. We're going to make our cities safe again.
Speaker 6: Too, even though we're indoors.
Speaker 4: We've had a magnificent, inaugurable parade, and.
Speaker 6: Let's give a big round of a plus.
Speaker 4: They were great to all of the incredible performers and hard.
Speaker 6: Working men and women who made it possible.
Speaker 7: Those people.
Speaker 6: Really talented, amazing people.
Speaker 5: I also want to thank my.
Speaker 8: Wonderful family for being here, especially my beautiful wife, our
Speaker 8: first lady, Milania.
Speaker 2: They go stand up with the two of you.
Speaker 9: What a job, What a job.
Speaker 2: They worked so hard.
Speaker 6: They knew they'd be rigging, but they said, we're gonna
Speaker 6: make it too big to rink. And we did.
Speaker 4: We made it too big to rig. We won every
Speaker 4: swing Saint.
Speaker 2: By a lot.
Speaker 5: We won the popular vote.
Speaker 6: By millions and millions of votes.
Speaker 5: We won the whole bull of wax.
Speaker 8: And now we're gonna go and drill, baby, drill and
Speaker 8: do all the things that we wanted to do and
Speaker 8: bring your post down, your prices.
Speaker 4: Them, and make our country safe.
Speaker 6: So thank you very much, Michael, Thank you very much.
Speaker 6: What a job you've done.
Speaker 2: Michael, I'm never moving you.
Speaker 4: You know, he was thinking about getting a nice job
Speaker 4: in the administration. I said, no, I'm leaving you right
Speaker 4: where you are. You've done a very good shop where
Speaker 4: I'm moving you.
Speaker 2: Michael.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry anyway, Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Appreciate it. I appreciate it very much. You're on the
Speaker 2: Dan Capitalist Show President Trump now live at the Capitol Stare.
Speaker 4: I'm about to sign some very important executive orders of
Speaker 4: our new adminis so, so.
Speaker 6: Hey, Don, will you stand up as Don is another one?
Speaker 7: How about Don ths Don.
Speaker 6: He's a popular one.
Speaker 4: He goes out and speaks, he gets our big crowd.
Speaker 6: He's a little on the rough side. Sometimes that's what
Speaker 6: you want.
Speaker 4: He's done a fantastic job and he loves our country.
Speaker 5: Thanks on great job.
Speaker 6: You've done a great job.
Speaker 4: And Ivanka, and you know, Jared negotiated the Abraham Accords,
Speaker 4: which are the biggest is the biggest deal made in
Speaker 4: the Middle East in.
Speaker 6: Many, many years. And it's really something.
Speaker 2: Jared, stand up, Jared.
Speaker 6: The Abraham aard.
Speaker 4: And Tiffany is going to have a little baby, and my.
Speaker 6: Mother and then I have a very tall son named Baron.
Speaker 2: Has everyone a.
Speaker 7: God loves Baron. You don't smell at six tonight, thank you.
Speaker 2: He knew the youth vote.
Speaker 6: You know, we won the youth vote by thirty six points.
Speaker 6: And he was saying, Dad, you got to go out
Speaker 6: and do this one to that one. And we did
Speaker 6: a lot of them and he.
Speaker 2: Respects them all.
Speaker 6: He understood them very well.
Speaker 4: And he said, Dad, you got to go out do
Speaker 4: Joe Rogan do all these guys that we did.
Speaker 2: We did that.
Speaker 6: Joe Rogan was great.
Speaker 4: They were all great, right, Darren, they were all good,
Speaker 4: he undersaid the market another famous one.
Speaker 6: How about Kai stand up?
Speaker 10: God President Trump and the recently his granddaughter also a
Speaker 10: freak ball from is.
Speaker 6: That Byron Donald's back there?
Speaker 2: Boy? Byron Donalds is a talent.
Speaker 6: What our future?
Speaker 2: This one?
Speaker 4: And I.
Speaker 7: He is a talent so here's the plan.
Speaker 2: When you pop out, hit our brake on schedule, and
Speaker 2: then now we'll come back. We'll duck back in so
Speaker 2: you can hear President Trump, particularly as he begins to
Speaker 2: sign executive orders. There's such great sound from the day
Speaker 2: as well. I'm sure you probably already picked up on
Speaker 2: a bit of it, but you probably enjoy hearing it again.
Speaker 2: I could listen to this over and over and over again,
Speaker 2: including one of the great lines we ever heard in
Speaker 2: an inaugural address. The impossible is what we do best.
Speaker 2: So we'll come back to the Dan Kepler Show. Ryan
Speaker 2: is in the Capitol One Arena and he'll join us
Speaker 2: toward the end of the show. But when we come back,
Speaker 2: some of the highlights sound of the day, we'll duck
Speaker 2: in four key moments with President Trump and the crowd
Speaker 2: and so anxious to hear from you. You know, what
Speaker 2: were your favorite parts of the day. We've got to
Speaker 2: talk about, of course, obviously the pardons that Biden issued
Speaker 2: at the last minute and why, while slimy and revealing,
Speaker 2: they're actually a gift to Trump.
Speaker 5: You're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Today as fun as today has been and it's been
Speaker 2: virtually flawless, just like the entire Trump transition. It is
Speaker 2: a what to come that excites me the most because
Speaker 2: everything we're seeing tells me that this is going to
Speaker 2: be the fastest start we've seen from a Republican administration.
Speaker 2: And we're going to live through that together in a
Speaker 2: couple of minutes because Zach Seeker's in for Ryan today
Speaker 2: doing a great job as Zach. Zach is going to
Speaker 2: take us straight into the arena as President Trump begins
Speaker 2: to sign executive orders, So we'll be ducking in there,
Speaker 2: and and I think we're going to see this administration
Speaker 2: to hit the ground running in many other ways as well,
Speaker 2: just as we have again since election day. If you
Speaker 2: want to jump in eight five to five four zero
Speaker 2: five eight two five five the number or text d
Speaker 2: an five seven seven three nine kind of your favorite
Speaker 2: moments from today so far and more unfolding right now,
Speaker 2: but so much from Trump's inaugural address. I love the
Speaker 2: line the impossible is what we do best, but it
Speaker 2: was really woven into he loves the weave right. But
Speaker 2: today he was very tight. You could tell he had
Speaker 2: really spent time with this address, He had practiced it
Speaker 2: he thought about it, beautifully delivered, and everything just seemed
Speaker 2: to fit together just right and coming he didn't know
Speaker 2: I mean reporting now is President Trump did not know
Speaker 2: as he walked into the rotunda to be inaugurated for
Speaker 2: the second term. He didn't know that that Biden had
Speaker 2: just pardoned a bunch of family members because Biden waited
Speaker 2: until literally about ten minutes before Trump became president to
Speaker 2: do that. And I think John King from CNN captured
Speaker 2: this perfectly, and I want to talk for a second
Speaker 2: about how much it helps President Trump. So Zah, could
Speaker 2: you give us cut six please. This is CNN's John
Speaker 2: King about you're going to do it, have the courage
Speaker 2: to do it in the light of day and explain
Speaker 2: it to the American people.
Speaker 11: It's a stain on It's just una if you're going
Speaker 11: to do it, have the courage to do it in
Speaker 11: the light of day and explain it to the American people.
Speaker 11: It's a stain on his legacy to do it like this.
Speaker 2: Well, even better, it's a stain on the entire Democratic Party.
Speaker 2: And that's the lasting benefit of this because obviously people
Speaker 2: get it by now. I think they got it before
Speaker 2: election day, that that Joe Biden is corrupt, and that
Speaker 2: you had all of these Democrats who were protecting him,
Speaker 2: and you had all these Democrats who were hiding the
Speaker 2: fact that he does not have the mental capacity to
Speaker 2: be president. So the key here is not that everybody
Speaker 2: despised Joe Biden. The key here is that everybody despised
Speaker 2: the modern Democratic Party. That's the key here. And so
Speaker 2: Biden Biden pardoning all these family members on the way out,
Speaker 2: and the way he did it is John King from
Speaker 2: the left alluded to. That's allowed and clear message to
Speaker 2: the American people that all these people are guilty, right,
Speaker 2: that Biden was corrupt and his whole family was corrupt.
Speaker 2: That's the message Biden was sending in what he did
Speaker 2: and the way he did it. And then you extend
Speaker 2: that to all the other partons he issued this morning,
Speaker 2: you know, including you know Fauci, the J six Committee,
Speaker 2: you know, all these other pardons he extended this morning.
Speaker 2: Well wait a second, if these partons were somehow justified,
Speaker 2: why did they wait until this morning. But again, the
Speaker 2: message Biden sent to America, to your average American, and
Speaker 2: who could fault them for taking this way, right, is
Speaker 2: that all these people are guilty, or else you would
Speaker 2: have done it, or you would have had a big
Speaker 2: discussion of it, etc. And so this is so helpful
Speaker 2: to Trump in America because the modern Democratic Party is
Speaker 2: so horrible for this nation. So the damage, the long
Speaker 2: term damage Biden did do it with his actions this morning,
Speaker 2: should be very welcome, very welcome. I also think it's
Speaker 2: very good for President Trump because I think, listen, nobody
Speaker 2: should be above the law, and people in the last
Speaker 2: administration or last Congress, whatever, who violated the law, they
Speaker 2: should be subject to the law. That's the starting point.
Speaker 2: But President Trump has so many great ideas for what
Speaker 2: to do next and so much on his plate. I
Speaker 2: think that in his own way, Biden did Trump a
Speaker 2: favor here because you know, maybe people who would have
Speaker 2: been prosecuted, maybe people who should have been prosecuted now
Speaker 2: there will be focused on these more positive things, while
Speaker 2: Trump gets all the benefit, the lasting benefit of these pardons,
Speaker 2: which leads to the next point. Obviously, President Trump could
Speaker 2: have possibly face some blowback for the J six partons.
Speaker 2: I really don't think so, because, let's face it, the
Speaker 2: Democrats based a big part of their campaign around J
Speaker 2: six and how did that work? Out for him. But
Speaker 2: I still think there are a lot of Americans who
Speaker 2: didn't like the scene they saw there that day. But
Speaker 2: you know, Biden just gave Trump total runway. There will
Speaker 2: be no political negativity whatsoever, nothing lasting. I'm not saying
Speaker 2: everybody's gonna like it when they see it, but from
Speaker 2: what I expect to be, you know, a very large
Speaker 2: number of J six partons. In fact, this afternoon as
Speaker 2: as President Trump, it's evening on the East coast, you know,
Speaker 2: began addressing crowded the Capitol I Center. He opened with
Speaker 2: the reference to the quote J six hostages, and he
Speaker 2: did in the context of having hostage families and some
Speaker 2: returning or returned hostages behind him as he speaks. So
Speaker 2: that's the situation we're in right now. As the p
Speaker 2: as it didn't continue to speak now he has not
Speaker 2: moved to the desk yet where he will be signing
Speaker 2: the executive orders. But Zech ex seekers doing a great
Speaker 2: job in today. For Ryan, can you take us live
Speaker 2: into the arena right now and we can get the
Speaker 2: latest there.
Speaker 4: He was investigated about one one hundredth what Trump was
Speaker 4: that My father's looking down at me and my mother,
Speaker 4: How the hell did this happen, you know what it is.
Speaker 6: And they investigated their political.
Speaker 4: Opponents, the opponent of Biden and then ultimately Kamala.
Speaker 6: Has anyone ever heard of Kamala.
Speaker 4: We had to beat two opponents, you know, we had
Speaker 4: to beat Biden, and we beat him. Now he goes
Speaker 4: to it was like thirty nine points down.
Speaker 6: I think I gotta beaten Trump. Trump left me and
Speaker 6: I would have beaten.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 6: His debate performance was of the best, right, That's what
Speaker 6: killed them. And then they had a change and they
Speaker 6: that's like you get into a fight. The great Dana
Speaker 6: whitesmoke last night. We loved Dana White, right, UF. So
Speaker 6: that's like he puts in two fighters.
Speaker 4: One of them is getting creamed, getting really beaten, and
Speaker 4: they say, oh, I take him out.
Speaker 6: Let's put somebody else in to finish up the fight.
Speaker 6: That's what they did to us. They gave us somebody new.
Speaker 6: But we took care of both of them.
Speaker 4: So we beat actually too, We beat actually two appolds.
Speaker 4: But to stop the weaponization of law enforcement, then our government.
Speaker 6: I will also sign.
Speaker 4: In order directing every federal agency to preserve all records
Speaker 4: pertaining to political persecutions under the last administration, of which
Speaker 4: there were many, and beginning the process of exposing any
Speaker 4: and all abuses of power.
Speaker 6: Even though he's pardoned many of these paper can you
Speaker 6: believe in these? Pardon them?
Speaker 4: You know why he did it while I was speaking,
Speaker 4: because that way I.
Speaker 6: Couldn't speak about it. I was speaking.
Speaker 7: You know, we did it.
Speaker 4: I finished my speech and they said, sir, he pardoned
Speaker 4: his whole family. I said, ooh, can I go back
Speaker 4: out there and talk them somehow?
Speaker 6: That would be very like our first lady would say, please,
Speaker 6: don't do that. But we have plenty of time to
Speaker 6: talk about it, and we will.
Speaker 4: We're doing all of this on our very first day
Speaker 4: in office. You know, don't forget we've been in this
Speaker 4: position really where we won the primaries in record time,
Speaker 4: were the fastest win of a primary ever in political.
Speaker 6: History, which is a very nice thing.
Speaker 5: It's nice to know.
Speaker 4: Well, the second election was rigged, so we knew we
Speaker 4: were doing well.
Speaker 6: And if it wasn't, you know what, if it wasn't,
Speaker 6: I would have never run. I would have never run.
Speaker 6: But the third one was just a monster.
Speaker 11: What was that?
Speaker 7: A big one?
Speaker 2: Huh? That was a big one.
Speaker 4: From the second one, we got like ten or twelve
Speaker 4: million votes more than the first one. How about that
Speaker 4: we did greater on the first one, we did much
Speaker 4: better on the second one. Didn't we do well in
Speaker 4: the third one. So we're gonna we're gonna have some
Speaker 4: fun here.
Speaker 2: We're gonna duck out hit our break. President Trump has
Speaker 2: not yet moved over to this desk that they've set
Speaker 2: up for him, and you have the executive orders and
Speaker 2: the leather binders there, presumably leather, right. He does everything
Speaker 2: first class, So he'll move over to the table we
Speaker 2: expect shortly sit down and then begin to sign these
Speaker 2: critical executive orders. So we also have some just a
Speaker 2: ton of great highlights sound from the day. And I
Speaker 2: know it sounds weird, but we have got to play
Speaker 2: some of this benediction sound and it's it's entertaining in
Speaker 2: a very positive sense. But it's also real important on
Speaker 2: the substance front, right, because Trump talks so much about
Speaker 2: God now he's so supportive of religious freedom and liberty.
Speaker 2: And this is one of the overarching, really explosive benefits
Speaker 2: of Trump now getting a second term is the defeat
Speaker 2: of the secular left that was trying to suppress your
Speaker 2: faith punish your faith. Look at all the pro life
Speaker 2: folks who were thrown in jail, while all of these
Speaker 2: obviously corrupt lefties, you know, were elevated and worshiped by
Speaker 2: the left. So this victory of Trump's, it's really a
Speaker 2: victory you know, of and by and for the American people.
Speaker 2: It just it benefits this nation in so many larger ways.
Speaker 2: And the fact that Donald Trump emerges larger than life
Speaker 2: is just absolutely perfect, right because listen, he's not perfect.
Speaker 2: I'm not, you aren't. Nobody is. But he overcame so much,
Speaker 2: including you know, shooting him in the head, which became
Speaker 2: his finest moment. He overcame so much to overcome them
Speaker 2: and to triumph, and his triumph is our triumph in
Speaker 2: ways that go far beyond I think what's even obvious.
Speaker 2: Today we'll come back to President Trump expected by about them.
Speaker 2: He'll be moving to the table to sign the executive orders.
Speaker 2: Ryan Schuling, who's in the arena, joins us toward the
Speaker 2: end of the show here on the Dan Caplass Show.
Speaker 5: And now back to the Dan Kaplas Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Okay, you're back on the Dankapla Show. Let's go straight
Speaker 2: into the Capitol One Arena. President Trump now signing executive orders.
Speaker 7: Thank you, sir.
Speaker 9: This next item is a directive to the federal government
Speaker 9: ordering the restoration of freedom of speech and preventing government
Speaker 9: censorship of free speech going forward.
Speaker 2: Do you order prefer that list joined the US from
Speaker 2: the post climate Accord.
Speaker 9: And lastly, sir, before we go back to the Oval
Speaker 9: Office to sign a large number of other items as
Speaker 9: a directive to the federal government ending the weaponization of
Speaker 9: government against the political adversaries of the previous administration.
Speaker 2: As we've seen you're on the Dan Capital Show, We're live,
Speaker 2: Capital One Center. Thank you very sir, appreciate it, honest.
Speaker 2: So they're going to be a lot more signed in
Speaker 2: the Oval Office particle apparently tonight. But now we'll see
Speaker 2: where this event cos from there. And then again, if
Speaker 2: you just joined us, thank you. What a day it's been, right,
Speaker 2: I think it'll go down as one of the most
Speaker 2: important days in American history, not just because of the
Speaker 2: agentry and speeches everything today that's really been so well done,
Speaker 2: but just the importance of Trump winning and the importance
Speaker 2: of the Left being defeated. So we'll duck back into
Speaker 2: the arena if President Trump is going to speak somewhere,
Speaker 2: he's now throwing these pens to the crowd that he
Speaker 2: just signed the orders with. By the way, I think
Speaker 2: a really smart move of the president and symbolic and more.
Speaker 2: When he entered the arena, not through backstage or whatever,
Speaker 2: but coming down one of the stairs with those long
Speaker 2: staircases that you can picture really in any basketball arena,
Speaker 2: and he and Milania walked down. They had red carpeted
Speaker 2: the stairway, but just walked through what appeared to be
Speaker 2: just a group of regular folks like you see at
Speaker 2: any one of his events. I'm sure folks got screened,
Speaker 2: but did not appear to be handpicked or anything like that.
Speaker 2: So that I think symbolically important, particularly given and I
Speaker 2: think in you know, looking back on it, as we
Speaker 2: said before, no matter what the reason for moving inside today,
Speaker 2: my guess was security. I think it was a good move.
Speaker 2: I think that it really helped in terms of the
Speaker 2: substance and delivering the message and not fighting the wind
Speaker 2: and not fighting the cold. Listen, this term comes at
Speaker 2: such a critical time. It's all about the substance right
Speaker 2: in the end. And I understand, you know, there's the
Speaker 2: symbolism that's so critical to winning on the issues of substance.
Speaker 2: But in the end, he's performed so well since election Day.
Speaker 2: Obviously before then to be able to win, but he's
Speaker 2: performed substantively so well since election Day. He's changing the
Speaker 2: world for the better. Even before twelve oh one pm
Speaker 2: this afternoon that I'm glad they did it, endors because
Speaker 2: he had so much to say in that speech, and
Speaker 2: I think it just, you know, penetrates better since you
Speaker 2: didn't have the other distractions. So President Trump and the
Speaker 2: family leaving the stage at this point, He's going to
Speaker 2: be tired tonight, right, I don't care how many diet
Speaker 2: coach you have. And the guy has been almost supernaturally
Speaker 2: and energetic throughout all of these campaigns, but he is.
Speaker 2: He has these three inaugura balls tonight, and from what
Speaker 2: they just said, yeah, he'll be signing a bunch more
Speaker 2: executive orders in the Oval office. Kind of like if
Speaker 2: you've ever seen the musical Hamilton, you know so much
Speaker 2: of the music, so much of the theme in that
Speaker 2: is that in that musical is that Alexander Hamilton was
Speaker 2: a man in a hurry. And then the suggestion is
Speaker 2: that somehow he knew he would die young. But here
Speaker 2: President Trump is clearly a man in a hurry. And
Speaker 2: I think that he's had four years to think about
Speaker 2: what he'd do if he got this this second chance.
Speaker 2: And then he also knows as a practical matter, you know, yeah,
Speaker 2: he can do a great job as commander in chief
Speaker 2: right up, you know, for the full four years, but
Speaker 2: legislative and everything else, his big window is right now,
Speaker 2: because once you hit the midterms, who knows what's going
Speaker 2: to happen. You know, historically the party in power loses seats.
Speaker 2: But then beyond that then so much focus turns to
Speaker 2: the twenty eight presidential race. So you know, he opened
Speaker 2: today talking about this new golden age in America. Oh
Speaker 2: and by the way, can you duck us back in there?
Speaker 2: How can we miss this? The President's left, but they're
Speaker 2: closing it with YMCA, so we can't miss out on that.
Speaker 2: Zach seekers taking this back into the right up as
Speaker 2: you can picture right the entire crowd doing the Trump dance,
Speaker 2: because it's the easiest dance in the world to do.
Speaker 2: And Zach, I will bet you are you a college
Speaker 2: football fan, zac you can watch a championship tonight. I
Speaker 2: will bet you. I will bet you that we will
Speaker 2: see the over under on the number of Trump dances
Speaker 2: at the Championship game tonight is three. I think we'll
Speaker 2: see at least three Trump dance end zone type celebrations today.
Speaker 2: So I can't wait for that Senate passing the Lake
Speaker 2: and Riley Act today. And again, just the Trump effect,
Speaker 2: as the President talked about in his inaugural address today.
Speaker 2: So game plan, all right, when we come back, we're
Speaker 2: going to kick off the five o'clock hour. We do
Speaker 2: not expect President Trump to be speaking anytime in that
Speaker 2: five o'clock hour, So we'll stay here with you want
Speaker 2: to get your cake on everything that happened today and
Speaker 2: think about it. We haven't even time to deep dive
Speaker 2: the pardons and how much long term harm they do
Speaker 2: to the Democratic Party, which is great for America, right,
Speaker 2: but also the tremendous benefit and freedom that they provide
Speaker 2: President Trump at this moment, I think he's made it
Speaker 2: clear tonight. E in fact, open this address at Capital
Speaker 2: One saying that I think he said tonight he's going
Speaker 2: to be signing lots of pardons, including four he said,
Speaker 2: j six hostages. So I want to come back, get
Speaker 2: your take on the highlights, play some of the great
Speaker 2: sound from today, and there is much and look ahead,
Speaker 2: so much to look forward to, so much positive. K
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