Biden Inauguration Captures Bigger Audience Than Donald Trump’s

Joe Biden’s presidential inauguration was viewed by almost 40 million across America, up by over a million from Donald Trump’s swearing in at the start of 2017.Biden became the 46th president of the United States this week at the ceremony at the US Capitol in Washington DC, two weeks after the same building was subject to a violent insurrection from a pro-Trump mob.According to Nielsen (via Variety), approximately 39.87 million people watched Biden’s inauguration across the six major TV networks

UPDATED with more data: Joe Biden has now beaten Donald Trump twice.

Joe Biden‘s inauguration concert last night (January 20) – you can watch it below.The actor reflected on the last four years of “deep divisions and troubling rancour” while Donald Trump was president, choosing now to “ponder the United States of America”.“The last few weeks, last few years, we’ve witnessed deep divisions and a troubling rancour in our land.

“With unity, we can do great things.”

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorPresident Trump’s White House tenure is over, but some members of the far-right media think there’s more of the now-former Commander-in-Chief’s story to tell.Several of the outlets, many of which have gained a reputation in media circles for promoting opinions based on falsehoods, spent part of a day devoted to the inauguration of a new president (Joe Biden) devoted to maintaining some echo of the one he replaced (Donald Trump).On the far-right cable network

President Donald Trump has left the White House, ending a four-year term that saw him impeached twice, left him banned from his preferred social network and scorned by Hollywood over his policies and temperament. On Wednesday, shortly after 8 a.m., Trump boarded Marine One and flew to Joint Base Andrews where he gave a farewell address to supporters on the tarmac.

Joe Biden's inauguration is an event a whole host of past American Presidents are in attendance for, but there's one famous family who aren't present… Donald Trump's.The outgoing President, 74, and his loved ones are noticeably absent from the moment in history at the White House. MORE: Jill Biden sparks major transformation at the White House with Joe Biden Donald confirmed he would not attend the formal event in a tweet on 8 January when he wrote: "To all of those who have asked, I will not be

Donald Trump has departed the White House for the final time ahead of Joe Biden’s inauguration later today. The outgoing US president was seen leaving the Capitol building on Wednesday morning to board the Marine One helicopter.Trump then addressed a rally of supporters at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland.

Joe Biden's inauguration will be unlike any other in USA history due to the current coronavirus pandemic and the tense political unrest that rages across the country.

Ready to see history in the making? At exactly 12:00pm ET on January 20, the nation will swear in the 46th president of the United States: Joe Biden. Biden, 78, will take the oath of office in front of the Capitol rotunda, the same place where insurrectionists attempted a coup in the name of Donald Trump. Inauguration Day doesn’t just mark the beginning of Biden’s presidency — it marks the end of Trump’s.

Donald Trump in a bitterly-fought election held in the States in November last year. He will now take the oath of office in Washington without his competitor watching on, as Trump becomes fourth president ever to boycott his successor’s inauguration.Outgoing president Trump has repeated a number of baseless claims of election fraud following his defeat.

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Ahead of President-Elect Joe Biden’s inauguration tomorrow ie January 20, we are giving you a brief on what to expect. The future President of the United States will be the 46th POTUS in the history of America tomorrow with Kamala Harris who will also be sworn in as Vice President tomorrow.