say, thanks so much to the staff for all this effort that happened today. [ applause ] stacy mcbride the staff direct-of the rules committee and joint committee on the inauguration, maria low meyer who came to do this. the last event was the pope s visit, so that just got her ready for your visit. the captain of the police, sergeant of the house and senate, the cooperative effort of the d.c. police, our goal today was to be an event that when people came and left outside they felt like they had all the freedom they possibly could have and all the security they need. i hope they left that way and felt that way it was because of the great work of so many other
brown. i m missing pamela. i just want to show you, trump is a couple, maybe two cars behind us. let s show jay, show everyone what it s like to be, like we are in the parade, part of the mot motor cad and the trucks getting louder and louder as we pass them trump chants, usa chants. swing around the other way. we passed the museum. hang on a second. we passed the museum. we passed 6th street. we re getting a little bit closer toward that trump hotel. i see that famous post office clock tower just down the way. and you know the question, guys, has been does he get out, as many of the presidents and first ladies do and walk. might it be just a couple minutes at the hotel, we ll see. the media is out in full force covering this historic day and the celebration. and as i keep pointing out which i think is a beautiful thing, a lot of respect to our men and women in uniform just continuing to line the parade route. and as the beast gets closer to
somewhere. i see the army field band getting ready to fall in line behind president trump when he drives down pennsylvania avenue on his way to the white house. the only way anyone knows there s a protest here is by watching it on tv. we can t see it, can t hear it and i don t think president trump will see it or hear it as he drives down this route because not only are they separated by geography but by biologically, because these streets are lined by his people. people were trying to watch on their phones which was tough and missed most of it, one thing they did see was executive 1 that flew over hehead they chee,
people. mr. speaker. [ applause ] thank you, roy. this is a great honor and privilege. to toast my dear friend and former colleague vice president mike pence. [ applause ] i just really saying that. that s i think about the times that we ve walked back and forth just down this hall on the way to a vote but if memory serves more often than not we walked that way because we were hauled into the speaker s office being riled up. i know this job maykes you te center, but you my friend will always be a member of the people s house. [ applause ] we talk about our two bodies
washington is not a bubble. kate, you know from covering donald trump, he thrives on the energy and the applause of the people. so i assume that you re betting that he will get out and walk much of the way? part to have way? i think he s going to walk a good deal. he s got to get out. it s him, right? it s completely against his personality, everything we know about him. it s a magic moment for the crowdto i think he s also going to do it by his hotel, no dummy in the market sense. and that s what everyone is anticipating. robin is at hotel. robin a lot of people are anticipating that s where the president will choose to get out and walk around. reporter: right behind me is the hotel. the employees came out and