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Mark Lauder currently the host of Wake Up America on Newsmax.

And he was the director of strategic communications for Trump's campaign in 2020

and press secretary to then vice president Mike Pence. Mark Lutter, a guy that knows his way

around Washington, D.C., and Terry had a chance to chat with him about a variety of things

related to inaugurations in the administration. And this conversation about to play for you, it starts out with Terry asking Mark Glottor

about how the transition works from what administration to the next.

It's unbelievably difficult.

And hats off to the professional teams that do this.

Because literally you have a president of the United States who wakes up on Monday morning on

January 20th and is the president until 12.01 p.m. And at that point, you have a new president.

And when they arrive at the White House, they have to have full command of the United States

government, the military. You have the vice president as well. The staffs go in and out seamlessly, and it is

just the best way I can say is that you just don't know what you don't know when you're walking

down and getting ready to walk into that building for the first time.

What do presidents generally bring with them? When one president leaves and one president

comes in, is the residence basically empty, or there

are pieces that are permanent parts of the residence?

Well, generally speaking, so the first floor of the White House itself is the public floor,

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