standing ovation after standing ovation here. there was no hint of division when he was on the stage. i noticed a little bit of that when reince priebus and steve bannon were on the stage talking yesterday. you could tell that reince priebus was trying to wrap some of the older school conservatives, i guess, into is the fold, focusing on supreme court justice. steve bannon was clearly articulating a new world view. the president today did try to walk through the key poechl priorities his administration is going to put in place, a lot of which people in this room cared a lot about. health care is a top one. take a listen to what president trump had to say about repealing and replacing the health care law. i could say, i could talk. it doesn t work. the people you re watch, they re not you. they re largely, many of them, are the side that lost. you know, they lost the election. these same people two years ago and a year ago were complaining about obamacare. and the bottom line, we re
town, a new president of the united states, a new resident on the second floor of that building, and downstairs in the areas you don t normally get to see a new staff to reflect a new world view. you know, the funny part, steve mentioned it, just about the trappings in the west wing, while we re watching the luncheon begin here and having watched the ceremony, during those hours, they go into the west wing and they take down all the portraits, all the photography, very meticulously kept of the president about to leave office, remove all evidence of barack obama and create this new image world of a new trump presidency, as if trump had been president for years, because you walk in there, he ll walk in there after he s finished here and all the walls will be covered with beautiful kind of painting printing that they do, almost like a painting photography, beautifully framed, all over the place, and it all happens noon