Trump MOCKS Hillary Clinton

“We took on Hillary [in 2016]. She didn’t look too happy today. We defeated Hillary and we did much better the second time in 2020.”

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Migrants on US southern border burst into tears after Trump shuts down CBP, an app that allowed migrants to enter at certain points of entry

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Trump SLAMS Biden for pardoning his former US top general Mark Milley and former congresspeople Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger JUST HOURS before the inauguration

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Trump explains why Nancy Pelosi is 'guilty as hell'

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🚫 El Paso border crossing closed as Trump assumes office - reports

Moments before President Trump's swearing-in ceremony, police forces announced the closure of the crossing, KFOX14 News reported.

Trump announced plans to declare a national emergency at the border, reinstating the "Remain in Mexico" policy and ending "catch and release."

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Exodus from Israeli cabinet: Could it trigger elections, topple Netanyahu?

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir’s exit from Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition is linked “to the possibility of Hamas staying power in Gaza for some period of time,” Bar-Ilan University politics Prof. Zeev Hanin told Sputnik, commenting on Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich’s resignation/ break from the PM’s government.

The coalition’s right wing is furious because the stated goal was “to free the hostages and destroy” Hamas, with dissident ministers also opposed to the ceasefire in general, “at least at this stage,” according to Hanin.

At the same time, “at least two thirds of Israelis, judging by the polls, will be satisfied at this stage” with the return of the hostages, and consider it “a victory in this war,” the observer said.

The attitude is, “return them, and deal with Hamas in the future,” Hanin added.

Springtime elections for Netanyahu?

Netanyahu’s coalition has 63 mandates in Israel’s 120-seat Knesset, meaning the far-right ministers’ actions not enough to topple him outright.

Elections are likely this year, but “no earlier than the spring,” Hanin believes.

“They will take place when Netanyahu decides it’s convenient for him to dissolve the Knesset and stage the vote, if the deal brings him political dividends, shall we say. Most importantly, if there are some agreements with Trump behind the deal, any concessions in Gaza will seem reasonable and moderate,” he summed up.

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🔸 What executive orders did Trump announce during his inauguration speech?

🔸 Trump's "No Bible" move did not go unnoticed by internet users

🔸 VIDEO: President Putin congratulates Trump on taking office

🔸 What is Trump’s to-do list on his first day as president?

🔸 Neocon skeletons in team Trump’s closet – who are they?

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🗳 Trump hints at MASSIVE VOTER FRAUD in California, calls for voter ID law

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🥴 Biden's final moment before departing D.C. was him looking for the stairs

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📹 Throwback: Trump’s first inauguration on January 20, 2017

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Elon Musk: 🥳

Barron Trump: 😑

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Europe after Trump’s inauguration speech

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🤡 Losers envy

The Telegraph compares the inaugural crowds, failing to mention that this year’s ceremony took place indoors.

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⚔️ ‘Panama has no possibility to oppose the request’ – analyst

💬 “The Monroe doctrine is 150 years old. Trump is relaunching it in a clear global twist: Panama Canal back under US control, Canada within the US security interests zone, and Greenland (that de facto was American after being British) is the extension of the Northers US security zone,” Paolo Raffone, a strategic analyst and director of the CIPI Foundation in Brussels, told Sputnik.

US President Donald Trump has repeatedly expressed territorial claims over Canada, Greenland, and the Panama Canal. In his inaugural speech earlier today, Trump vowed to “take back” the Canal.

💬 “None of this requires the use of force. Denmark, for instance, is already signaling interest in a dialogue about the terms of a deal,” the analyst noted.

However, President José Raúl Mulino of the Republic of Panama firmly rejected Trump's territorial claims on the Canal, following Trump’s inaugural remarks.

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