Trump’s Inauguration Held Indoors Due to Extreme Cold, Experts Weigh in on the Major Differences

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For the first time in 40 years, Donald Trump’s inauguration will be held indoors, accommodating only 600 guests compared to the 2,000-plus capacity of outdoor ceremonies. This decision has ignited debates about tradition, security, and accessibility. Experts argue the shift reflects logistical challenges but raises questions about public engagement. The historic choice has drawn attention to the evolving nature of such events and the symbolic significance of Trump's return to the presidency.

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00:00Hello and welcome. You are watching One India News. My name is Arushi Ranjan and we all

00:08are quite aware that President Donald Trump is going to be inaugurated in just few hours.

00:13And he has given quite bold statements before being inaugurated, be it the Russia-Ukraine

00:18war, be it the Israel-Hamas ceasefire or be it his connection with India. And today to

00:23discuss all of that, we have a very esteemed guest with us, Mr. Shastri Ramachandran. He

00:28has an experience of over 50 years in journalism, not just in India, but across the world. So,

00:34sir, first of all, what do you think that Trump's inauguration is going to be happening

00:38today? And it is happening inside, indoors, after 40 years. Last time Ronald Reagan's

00:44was inaugurated indoors in 1985. So, is it going to make any difference? Because Trump

00:50says it's still going to be historic. Well, for all the heat Trump has generated worldwide,

00:55Washington is still very cold. And I suppose they have had to move the event indoors because

01:01of the weather. So, but I think it's a big event and there are many firsts. This is only

01:07the second time in US history, if I recall right, that a president has got re-elected

01:12after the break for a second term. The other one was several decades, probably not in this

01:18century or the last one. And then the second thing and more important thing, if I have

01:23the first time a felon, that is someone accused of a crime or felony, has assumed office as

01:29head of government and the US courts which have acknowledged and convicted him of felony,

01:36but they said they would not like to litigate the US president and against him. So, I think

01:41that is a kind of separation of powers where they keep off each other, which is quite strange

01:46because I wonder what would have been the situation in India. Yes, because Indira Gandhi

01:53was convicted when she was prime minister and there was litigation against the head

01:59of the Indian government. So, I don't know what it says about the judiciary in these

02:03two countries, but I think it says a lot which we can't go into in the short time here.

Trump’s Inauguration Held Indoors Due to Extreme Cold, Experts Weigh in on the Major Differences

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