Hey everybody. Thanks so much for joining us for Laura Trump. Wanted for questioning.

Next week is the big week. We got an inauguration. We've got the 47th president. His name is Donald Trump.

I got a lot of things I want to say. I hope I get to say them, but it's

only if you ask me the question. So let's see what you got. Question number one. Oh, good. Here we go.

Do you think this inauguration will feel, will feel as good as 2016. I think it's going to feel

better than 2016.

It's a whole different time.

2016, none of us knew what to expect, including my father-in-law, including the country,

including our family.

We were just like, oh, my gosh, this happened.

Now what?

And we've seen this before.

We've had an inauguration of Donald Trump before.

All of us and the family have been there. And the country has seen what four years of Donald Trump actually looks like. And it's why people feel so hopeful. It's why people feel so positive.

It's why I have up till right now, and I'm sure over the next several days as we're heading into the day of inauguration, I've gotten constant messages from people saying January 20th can't come soon enough.

I agree with you. I'm ready for it. I'm excited about it. And I think that knowing that we've seen Donald Trump go through all the things he's been through,

knowing that our country has honestly been through so much over the past four years.

And I'll say even eight years because let's face it, yes, Donald Trump was incredibly successful

during his first term in office, but he had so many headwinds.

He had people constantly fighting against him, constantly trying to get in his way,

constantly trying to stop him in terms of everything he was trying to do for this country,

throwing impeachments out at him, trying to, you know, talk about him to press outlets and leak bad stories and all the nasty stuff and

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