President-Elect Biden Isn't Getting This for His Inauguration Ceremony

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Did you shed a tear during yesterday’s inauguration of the new president, Joe Biden?

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi couldn’t help but editorialize a little during her first press conference of Joe Biden‘s presidency. While discussing his impending Senate impeachment trial, Pelosi celebrated the end of Donald Trump‘s administration. “He’s gone. Thank God,” she said, clutching her hands in prayer.

Chrissy Teigen's polite request has been heard.

Joe Biden made a stop at Arlington National Cemetery on his way to the White House, joining with former Presidents Barack Obama, Bill Clinton and George Bush.It was a moment of unity — following Biden's call for just that in his inaugural address -- but the true purpose of the visit was for him and Vice President Kamala Harris to lay a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Solider.

The past four years — five and a half, really — have been a long, strange trip for the United States of America. As we mark the end of the Donald Trump presidency and celebrate the beginning of the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris administration, here is a look at Inauguration Day 2021 in pictures. Click the image above to launch the gallery.

direct to your inboxJoe Biden has officially been sworn in as the 46th President of the United States.Delivering his first speech as president, after taking his oath alongside his vice president Kamala Harris at the US Capitol, Mr Biden pledged to rebuild international alliances.He celebrated a day of “renewal”, declaring that “democracy has prevailed” as he took over the White House following four year's of Donald Trump's leadership.“This is America’s day. This is democracy’s day.

Newly-inaugurated Joe Biden‘s message rang loud and clear as he spoke at the Capitol on January 20: the United States must now work toward unity. With Donald Trump‘s presidency now officially over, Biden wants the country to move forward — together — and heal. Flanked by Vice President Kamala Harris and First Lady Jill Biden, President Biden said that he was “humbled by the faith you placed in us” and pledged to be a president for “ALL Americans.”

Joe Biden was inaugurated as the 46th president of the United States of America on Wednesday, prompting many of his supporters in Hollywood to take to Twitter to share their thoughts with their fans.  Biden’s inauguration officially brought an end to the presidency of Donald Trump after four years of political tension and division, perpetuated in large part by outspoken celebrities who were either critics or supporters of the past administration.  Many of those outspoken voices were among the

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

Just two weeks ago the Capitol was under siege by a group of violent insurrectionists intent on overturning the 2020 election results. Today, January 20, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris stood strong in the same location where Donald Trump‘s supporters attempted to defeat them, taking the Oath of Office to become the United States’ next president and vice president.

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.