ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing while the president and official party depart the platform. you will be released by sections shortly. and that is the peaceful transfer of power. of the 45th president of the united states is now donald j. trump. speaking for 16 minutes in an inaugural address, in which he talked about rebuilding and restoring the country. transforming and transferring power from washington, d.c., to the american people, saying this moment is your moment. it belongs to you. it was a theme he came back to, martha, a number of times in this speech. people taking control from the u.s. government, and essentially, that was the message from this election. people were fed up with washington. it wasn t working in either party, they elected this man, the 45th president of the united states, and he hit that again and again in this address. he did, he basically said, i am here to serve you, to give you back your government, he said i will fight for you with ever
thinking we were going to change that country, and we lost billions and billions of dollars and more importantly hundreds and thousands of lives. so the most luxurious monday morning quarterbacking that goes on in our country is the monday morning quarterbacking that goes on about what we should do about isis. i have yet to hear anyone come up with a better plan. a no-fly zone, there are some problems with that, especially now with russia flying in there. it would take our aircraft away from other important targets they are currently hitting with surgical precision. bringing in massive amounts of troops on the ground is very hard because this is not a unilateral opponent in syria. there are so many different factions. and you ve got the rebels and you ve got assad and you ve got russia and you ve got isis. so i really think what the president is doing, he s shown flexibility in terms of changing strategy. we ve abandoned the training program. it wasn t working. i think the special forc
strategy. we ve abandoned the training program. it wasn t working. i think the special forces limited is important you support that? i do. but i also think it s important the work we re doing with 65 different countries, keeping them united against isis. that s a formidable power in the world. the arab countries and the european countries. all these countries that are committed to combating isis in every way we can that makes sense. but just saying what we re doing isn t working. i listen to these republican candidates, i ve not heard one of them come up with a reasonable strategy that the military leaders say, you know, that would work. democratic senator claire mccaskill of missouri, author of the new book plenty lady-like, which is both a good read and a good insight into who you are as a leader. thank you for being here. nice to see you. thank you, rachel. it s really fun. we ve got much more ahead. please stay with us. s-benz. it s got small-ability
from other important targets they are currently hitting with surgical precision. bringing in massive amounts of troops on the ground is very hard because this is not a unilateral opponent in syria. there are so many different factions. and you ve got the rebels and you ve got assad and you ve got russia and you ve got isis. so i really think what the president is doing, he s shown flexibility in terms of changing strategy. we ve abandoned the training program. it wasn t working. i think the special forces limited is important you support that? i do. but i also think it s important the work we re doing with 65 different countries, keeping them united against isis. that s a formidable power in the world. the arab countries and the european countries. all these countries that are committed to combating isis in every way we can that makes sense. but just saying what we re doing isn t working. i listen to these republican candidates, i ve not heard one of them come up with a
you couldn t hear her. it was difficult to hear her under the chants. what she was trying to do is twist it and sort of focus on the gop and attacking the gop and that crowd was not having none of it. the entire time. she was doing her best to try to turn the tide there. it wasn t working. it could be embarrassing if the 50 million people have watched the two republican debates so far. if the democrats don t get the big audience on our show yesterday they were talking about the problem for the clinton campaign. every time she s out there, she ll be doing the face the nation and other interviews recently, that it s a problem for the clinton campaign because her numbers were going down after she was out there publicly talking. that s the trouble, every time you talk your numbers go down. that s a problem. she gets criticism for not being relatable and having the empathy vibe. maybe this is going to help her. look at this video. she s at with a bunch of