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President Trump, illegitimate or just unpopular.

I'm Barbara Bogave sitting in for Warren Alney, and this is To the Point.

Donald Trump takes office tomorrow with the lowest approval ratings

in recent memory. At least 60 Democrats in Congress are boycotting his inauguration, some even

calling his presidency illegitimate. Another record breaker, Saturday's Women's March on Washington

could be one of the largest inauguration-related protests in history. But given Trump's temperament and Republican control of Congress, will any of this matter

when it comes time to actually govern?

And on today's talking point, according to Republican men, women have it easier than they do.

What a new poll says about politics and the war between the sexes.

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This is To the Point. I Barbara Bow gave in for Warren Alney, and it's good to be with you this day before the inauguration.

Just ahead, we'll run down who's opting out of the ceremony and look into the charge that Donald Trump is not a legitimate president,

also how his unusually low approval ratings could shape his first term in office. And later on

today's talking point, as thousands of women prepare to march on Washington this Saturday,

a new poll finds that Republican men think women have it easier than they do. So partisan politics

and sexism coming up. First, this story.

Former Texas Governor Rick Perry took questions today on Capitol Hill over his confirmation

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