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Slack.com slash DHQ. It is inauguration day, I'm sorry to say, and I'm sorry for a number

of reasons, not the least of which is certainly now we're going to see a lot of violence

from those insurrectionist, terroristic Republicans who just a few weeks ago committed an unprecedented

shocking historic coup d'état type act of violence at the Capitol. I can only imagine

that as a matter of unprecedented historic unprecedented violence, we're going to see

that kind of awful terrible stuff today at the inauguration.

Not everyone gathered here in Washington today came to celebrate President Trump's inauguration.

Protesters lying part of the parade route and in some parts of the Capitol, there were

confrontations with police. The anger reaching a boiling point in the nation's Capitol after

President Trump took the oath of office. Police in riot gear facing off against the protesters

just six blocks from the inaugural parade. Unleashing pepper spray, concussion grenades,

all to disperse the crowd.

Burning cars and smashed windows, a small group of protesters dressed in black, their faces

covered armed with hammers and bricks. Facing off with thousands of officers on site,

men in riot gear, confronting them with flashbang grenades and pepper spray.

Before the swearing and ceremony even began, protesters tried to block checkpoint entrances.

During President Trump's speech, several demonstrators were escorted out of the area. Several

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