Hour 1: Dozens of Executive orders have been signed.

Mark Simone

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🗓️ 21 January 2025

⏱️ 36 minutes

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President Trump signed multiple executive orders yesterday reversing most orders that Former President Biden put in place. The 1500 January 6th Proud Boys and rioters have been pardoned by Trump.

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0:00.0	Mark Simone is on. The Voice of New York.
0:04.6	710 W.O.R.
0:08.6	Hey, it's day one, the first full day of Donald Trump as president of the United States.
0:17.8	Well, a lot happened yesterday. It was quite a day. We'll go over all of that.
0:22.7	So many things happened. It was a big, big, big newsday. A million things happened. We'll go over the big ones, bring you the little ones you might have missed.
0:32.5	It was the longest day. I think I've ever seen a guy go through. Donald Trump speaking at a breakfast,
0:39.5	having a meeting, doing another meeting, then he goes to a church service, then he speaks here,
0:44.5	then he goes to the Capitol Rotunda, does the inaugural speech. You don't realize when you do one of
0:50.6	those speeches, you don't just show up, get out of the car, make a speech for 20 minutes,
0:54.8	and that's it. First, you go backstage where there's the most important dignitaries and all the
1:01.0	people putting on the lunch and the whole committee and you have to talk to them. And you ever go to a
1:06.2	party where you've got to have, even if it's small talk, you've got to have 75 conversations in a row
1:12.5	with 75 people. It's tiring. And then you go through that and then you make the speech and you
1:17.8	don't just leave. Now you've got to have 30, 40, 50 more conversations with people on the way out.
1:24.4	Then he goes to the Capitol Luncheon where he has lunch. It's in the
1:30.6	Emancipation Hall at the Capitol. It's a beautiful luncheon. But as he gets there, he decides he'll
1:36.2	speak to this crowd. And he does a speech even longer than the inaugural. I think it was a 38-minute
1:42.4	speech. Then from there, you got to go to the
1:47.8	Capital One arena, and you see them come in the arena and make that, you don't just come in and make
1:51.7	the speech. Again, you're backstage. There's 100 dignitaries. You've got to talk. You have to
1:56.2	talk to each one, give each one a couple of minutes. So you have, imagine having a hundred separate
2:00.2	conversations before you even get to where you're going. And then, uh, one, give each one a couple of minutes. So you have, imagine having a hundred separate conversations
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