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Thank you.

Everyone wants to know.

So here it is.

20 days in my life.

Family, business, philanthropy, and
becoming First Lady of the United

Again.

I don't mind, but do you mean I am the
one?

I am

the one.

People always told me to be careful.

With this film, I want to show the
American people my journey, the

from a private citizen to the First
Lady.

Every day, I live with purpose and
devotion, orchestrating the complexities

my life while nurturing my family's
needs.

Good morning, Harvey.

Good morning, Madame. How are you? Happy
New Year. Good, thank you. Happy New

Year. Good morning, Mrs. Trump. Good
morning, Adam.

Hello. How are you?

Well, here we are. Oh, here we are. The
inauguration coat.

Oh, beautiful.

Is this a black fabric, correct? This is
not mine. This is. This is not your

fabric. Your fabric is here.

Navy blue.

Perfect. Navy.

Yeah, it's much lighter.

Much lighter. A real true navy. Yeah,
true navy.

Very nice. Beautiful.

Great. Wonderful.

We did two different shoulders for you.

One flat -flat and one with a little bit
of a...

Well, I will try it and see what fits me
better. Perfect.

Wow, beautiful.

So... How do you feel?

I feel good, it feels good, but we have
few changes. Okay, okay.

So here it needs to be much tighter.

Yeah, so it needs to be straight.

Straight, right here. On the side.

She was a model.

Fantastic, because we speak the same
language.

Sometimes you have clients and...

It's not what it is. It's like, no, no,
no. It doesn't work here. It works here.

I need a quarter here. I need an eight
here. I need here, here. It's a

completely different kind of vocabulary.

Then can we do lapel a little bit bigger
or not? Because we are so high.

Because I want to feel like it's a coat.

A stronger lapel. Like here, but we may
have to open it a little bit more to

accomplish that. Yeah, because your
break is very high. It's very, very

My mother Amalia's fashion talent and
expertise cultivated my deep

for great design.

From her wisdom, I grew to honor the
craft, treasure the artistry, and

the level of perfection required to
create timeless pieces.

I want to take away this.

No more turtleneck. So it will be very
sharp.

I want to see only two pieces. Cross
over.

Not too heavy here.

Do you think we can remove, I don't
know, just... You want to cut it? We can

it away now. I was thinking that would
be the best way to play.

Let's do that.

Let's change and he will cut it.

It's all one piece.

I don't know if we can cut it, though.

Cut off this?

Because we need to attach it to the
front. I can just pin.

Oh, maybe you'll have to do that.

We're going to have to pin this back on,
don't you think? Good.

I don't know. It's going to be a little
tricky to make the thick, but we'll do

our best.

Yeah, same thing. Okay, good.

My creative vision is always clear, and
it's my responsibility to share the idea

with my team so they can bring it to
life.

I have already started to plan for the
inauguration, making sure everything is

arranged and on schedule.

The inauguration is made up of four days
of celebrations, starting with the

candlelight dinner the night before the
swearing -in ceremony.

My education in architecture provides me
with a serious design approach.

and David brings a level of
sophistication and detail to everything

For me, it's important that timeless
elegance shines through every element of

the inauguration's decor, style, and
design.

Hello, David. Hello there. How are you?
Welcome. Thank you.

I have a little seat for you and a lot
of show and tell.

Oh, great.

Right here? Yeah.

What's the most exciting?

Part of all of this today, truly, which
is amazing, is no one, absolutely no

one has seen this yet.

You will be the very first.

Not the committee, not the president.

No one has seen.

Quite extraordinary.

The invitation.

your color red, which you chose, which
is so beautiful.

It's beautiful because it's paper and
also the handles.

So pretty. So beautiful.

You know, some people dream it. I'm sure
they will because it's so beautiful.

Yeah, well, we have a lot of other
things to go through and show you.

So we are at the building museum, which
you remember we chose.

We've used the architecture and the
color of the museum to sort of be the

baseline of the entire, entire design.
These beautiful shades of grayish and

these golden colors, which is then what
we chose for our tablecloth. If you

remember, we chose this fabric first.

Yeah. And from that, then we made a
stripe. The long tables are all in the

brocade. And then the round table, the
darker one, is the wide stripe. The

lighter one is the narrow stripe.

Chef Chris's menu begins with a golden
egg and caviar. And so this is

how it will be presented.

And this is the first course.

So the whole weekend, if people have
come to several of these things, there's

one continuous theme, white and gold.

Which is, I mean, white and gold's you.

When will you start to build all of
that? You start Saturday?

We start on Saturday the week before.

So it's weekend. Next weekend.

Next weekend.

Yeah, no, in a week. Yeah, in Monday.

Monday you start, Monday.

Oh, my God. You didn't realize. Oh, my
God.

More like what?

13 days away.

The first meeting I had with David, he
brought plates and flowers and carpets.

then worked with him on every single
detail.

And what you have seen today is the
result of that meeting.

Thank you.

See you tomorrow.

Hello, Tim.

Hi, Mrs.

Ruff. How are you? Good.

Nice to see you. Nice to see you. Thank
you for coming. You're welcome.

This is amazing.

We're going to talk about the
transition, January 20th, is that how do

you up to be comfortable with the first
family?

I think there was not a lot that was
changed out.

There are many key elements to consider
when deciding the interior design of the

White House.

As First Lady, I honor the importance of
the White House and its very special

place in our nation's history.

During my last term, I restored the Rose
Garden, built the tennis pavilion,

redesigned the bowling alley, the
Queen's Room.

and upgraded Camp David.

Everything that is in orange is
basically in the house currently.

And the yellow marking is something that
we have to find from the White House

inventory. We need to decide what kind
of night.

Stents, night tables, cabinets.

I will ask my husband what he likes to.

And also for Farron's room as well.

The last time he came in at age 10 and
now he's a young man.

He said that he would like to kind of
have the same.

When he left, he really liked it.

So I think maybe we will just need a
bigger bed because he's much taller now.

And is there any...

I think your father would be requiring.
Yeah, he likes the room before. It will

be a little bit different this time
because, you know, my mom will not be

So it's kind of emotional. But we miss
her and miss her every day. But we will

miss her in the White House because she
was really part of it, as you know. Yes,

I know.

Everybody loved her. And it would be a
little bit different this time.

The transition between the first
families is a logistical challenge.

They have only five hours to change all
furniture, whatever we

requested, so it's a very short period
of time.

Making sure rugs are clean, floors are
washed, furniture is steamed, artwork

gets removed and new artwork gets
placed. The Olympics...

Installation for designers.

I came here when I was two, immigrated
from Laos, and we came here to

America because my family wanted
opportunities, equality, and everything

about what America represented.

And so this moment signified everything
that my parents believed in America.

It's really the American dream.

So this is the one.

the coup from my home country.

And what we can do, we could put a
presidential seal in it, engrave it, and

every glass could have it. It's really
something special to honor my parents,

bring something from my country of birth
to now home country in the United

States will be really an honor.

I started my career at Christian Dior,
Balmain, and then I moved to New York to

work for Oscar de la Renta, and I was a
creative director for Town in Arizona

for 15 years.

So the training was a military style.

This dress will be immortalized at the
Smithsonian.

That's my second one.

I pinched myself.

Here we are.

Is that what it is?

Hello Jackie, how are you? Good.
Beautiful,

isn't it?

Yeah, it is beautiful Wow, well very
chic and elegant,

huh? Mm -hmm. How do you feel first on
the waist?

The waist is good Yeah, yeah on the

back maybe You don't feel more secure
just a touch

honeybee and now this needs to go
straight

Do you mind? Yeah, I was like this.

Thank you. But it cannot flop out.

Hold on.

First.

Look at the mirror, because the mirror
speaks much better. Yes. I think it's

nice.

Yeah.

It's really straight.

It's very straight, so we're not
changing this. This is it.

That's the shoes, because I need to cut.
The points need to be on the floor.

So the dress is a little bit long, but
because I prefer it a bit long. Well, at

the next fitting, we will do the right
length.

Now, this is nice. It will be shorter,
but it's nice.

Well, it will be slightly shorter
anyway. Just a touch, yeah.

That I will do it directly on the... Oh,
this looks beautiful. It looks

fabulous. Oh, fantastic.

Very...

And vary my colors, black and white.

Yes, for sure. Let's vary you. Vary me.

I heard rumors that it's an anniversary
today. Is that true?

Yes.

It is an anniversary. We met, actually,
eight years ago.

We did, yes.

Happy anniversary. Thank you so much.

Many, many years.

Fantastic. I was introduced by a good
friend, Regine.

She lives in Paris, she's Belgian, and
she's an amazing photographer

and a good friend, and that's how I was
introduced to her way.

And it was incredible right away. We had
the great energy and

vision, both of us.

So here we are eight years later.

You see me in the mirror?

What is fascinating about this dress,
you don't see any seam at all. There is

seam at the waist. There is no dart.

Everything is completely, the
construction of the dress is completely

the band.

So it's like this piece is only one
piece. It's a mystery.

It's also a mystery how she get it
because the two bands in the back are

to be directly sewn on her. So you don't
have any...

You don't give the recipe. It's like a
mystery.

I want, like, people, when they will
look at it, when it will be at the

Smithsonian, they will say, like, how
did they construct the dress?

I don't see anything anywhere.

There is no doubt.

Well, everything is underneath.

So that's the beauty. It's like
architecture.

Being the First Lady requires managing
many obligations.

You have your own schedule, the White
House schedule, and the President's

schedule.

You need to be a mother, a wife, a
daughter, a friend.

It is my responsibility to oversee the
White House operation, starting with the

East Wing and extending across the full
organization.

I have already hired my chief of staff,
and I am interviewing candidates to fill

the remaining positions.

I have received a lot of resumes from
people who would love to work in my

office, and I need to make my decision
soon.

The people I hire have to share my
vision, because they're not just serving

office. They're serving the country.

Haley, you could bring Gabrielle in,
please.

Hi, Gabrielle.

Hi, great to see you. Thank you for
coming in. Thank you. Mrs. Trump is

meet with you if you're ready. Amazing.
Okay, come on.

Hello, Gabrielle. How are you? Nice to
meet you.

It's an honor to meet you. Ma 'am, this
is Alexandra Valesas. Hello, Alexandra.

How are you? Nice to meet you.

It's my honor to be here to interview
for such a prestigious position.

What would you change from the last time
in my East Wing office?

Organization and detail are definitely
my strong suit.

Fostering the future and my Be Best
initiative.

I think it's very important.

The East Wing role is a great way to
kind of reintroduce Be Best to the

It's not like 9 to 5.

job, busy nonstop.

Love it. High energy.

All the time. That's me.

That's fantastic. So we will see you in
the White House.

Wonderful. Thank you.

Hi, honey.

Hi, Mr. President.

Congratulations. I will tell you, it's
great. That's fantastic.

Did you watch it?

I did not. I did not. I had meetings all
day. You really should try and watch

it. I will see it. Yeah, I will see it
on the news.

But that's great.

Congratulations. Congress certified all
votes.

These numbers, nothing like it has
happened before, ever. It's a landslide.

That's for sure.

Looks like it's going to be about 312 to
226. Yeah, that's a good one.

It was a big win. I won every swing
state. We won the popular vote by

It was a big win. Much bigger than
anticipated.

Very exciting.

Okay, talk to you soon.

Bye. Congrats.

Bye -bye.

President Carter passed away
unexpectedly, and we weren't supposed to

Washington until the inauguration.

Hi, I'm just leaving New York City.

Did you take off already?

Yeah, I'm going on the plane now, so I
will meet you in Andrews, and I hope in

your car, okay?

I'm meeting my husband in Washington, D
.C. for the funeral service of President

Carter.

The funeral falls on a day that weighs
heavy on my heart.

January 9th is the day my mother passed
away one year ago.

It was one of those days that you know
will come, but you can never truly

prepare for.

The only thing we can do is cherish the
moments we have with our family and

loved ones while they are still with us.

Today we meet with the Carter family,
and tomorrow we will attend the funeral.

Hi, honey.

Hello. Yes, beautiful.

A movie, Sarah.

Yes. Oh, well, you're back in
Washington.

How beautiful.

Yeah, beautiful.

How is Byron? Did

you see Byron?

Yeah, he's with us all the time.

I know he was up.

No, no, he was up. He called me.

It's cute. Yeah,

I love him.

He's an incredible mind.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Grief comes in waves when you lose
someone who means so much to you.

I will be sitting in the Washington
Cathedral paying respect to President

Carter, but I know my beloved mother
will be on my mind.

So I had a great mother -in -law. She
was a spectacular woman, a beautiful

inside and out. And today is the one
year anniversary of her death.

And we miss her.

And I don't want to say it too loud
because this one had a hard time with

From a young age, I watched my mother's
hands at work.

Her patience and skill taught me that
beauty comes from dedication and that

the smallest detail matters.

The love my parents shared for over 60
years was

the foundation of our home.

It saved me and taught me what lasting
love looks like.

Everything I am began with them.

I cherish all the incredible memories I
have of my mother. There are moments

that happen every day that remind me of
her. Not a day goes by that I don't

think about my beloved mother.

Dr. King used to say that greatness is
characterized by antipathies

strongly marked.

You've got to have a tough mind and a
tender heart.

My mother passed away in the evening.

I'm planning to go to St. Patrick's
Cathedral when I'm back in New York.

I will honor her, light a candle for
her, have a quiet moment to myself, and

sure she will be with me as she is every
single day.

My beloved mother was the richest thread
in my life.

Weaving warmth, wisdom and grace into
every moment we share.

Mourning the loss of my mother will
always remain.

The mourning never leaves.

It simply lives alongside me.

My mother's quiet strength and firm
devotion to her family shaped me into

person I am today. And I strive to
embody these qualities in my own life,

knowing that her legacy lives on through
me.

Yes, we're going to offer a holy mass
for your mother.

Oh, that's so nice. Thank you so much. I
appreciate it.

She was special.

So one year or so, I said, I need to
come here.

She came here often when she was in New
York. Yeah.

She came here often. So it's a special
place. It's a comfortable place for a

of people. Yeah, it is. Be well. Thank
you. Would you like to bless you?

Yes, I would love to. May Almighty God
bless you and believe with the Holy

Spirit, filled with peace, strength, and
faith.

And may your beloved mother be in the
joy of heaven.

for all of eternity.

And may Almighty God bless you and your
family and the Father and the Son and

the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Thank you.

Well, Brigitte, how are you?

Very well.

I'm so happy to see you. Nice to see you
too, after a long time.

Be best, fostering the future's original
mission is to safeguard our children

and provide them with the means to
flourish.

Mrs. Macron shares this vision with me.
I know you are going to go on with your

program. If I remember, you are the
program Be Best.

Yes, after the White House, I continue
my Be Best initiative.

Do you know that in the United States,
an average child spends eight hours on

the screen?

Mental health, anxiety is just growing
all around the world because of

cyberbullying. I know that you
established a cyberbullying initiative.

How is that? Is it successful in France?
Did you have much success?

I need help.

My next step and my next goal is to
foster relationships and work on it with

like -minded leaders and establish
coalitions. And when we do, I hope you

join me. With pleasure.

I'll go everywhere with you.

No problem.

Because we are connected on many
subjects.

Yes, we are.

We are.

I'm sure that things are going to move.

I am sure of that.

Because you are very strong. You are
very strong.

We have 5 ,000 destroyed structures, at
least here, at the specific Palisades

fire. We can pan down here. Every single
house on the street here, Rimmer, has

been completely wiped out.

It's just the foundation.

It's just stunning to see.

Really, some of the only things we're
seeing left intact with these houses,

Keith, you can show.

It looks like we've seen this with
several of the houses we've passed by.

It is impossible to see these images and
not be horrified at the utter

devastation and catastrophic loss.

I think about the families, the children
who have lost everything, the homes,

the schools, all the structures that no
longer exist.

It's unimaginable.

I'm meeting Aviva Segal, who has also
endured the unimaginable.

Aviva is from Israel. She was kidnapped
by Hamas and held hostage for 51 days in

Gaza. Her husband Keith is still being
held captive by Hamas.

It's so heartbreaking.

What she went through, it's horrific.

I'm just a simple person from a simple
world that loves my husband.

We were kidnapped by Hamas on October
7th, 2023.

I'm talking for the hostages that are
still there that are begging to get out.

Aviva. Hello, nice to meet you.

Come,

let's go sit down. Let's talk.

It's my 11th time coming to the United
States.

Do you have any knowledge of your
husband, Keith?

So I know that he's alive, and I know
that there's at least 50 other hostages

that are just waiting to get out of
here. We were together for 50 days.

And then the last day they took me and
they said, Israel had a deal with Hamas

to release women and children.

And I begged them that Keith has to come
with me.

I've been married for nearly 44 years.

And to leave Keith there was just too
much for me.

Yeah, I see you have a picture of him.
He looks beautiful. I will pray that he

doesn't suffer.

And we are only a few days away.

that my husband will be in office. I
know that once he's commander -in

know that's his priority.

I'm sure of it.

Thank you. I'm lucky that I'm alive
because one of the days they took us

underneath the ground and they just left
us there with no food, no water, no

oxygen. And Keith looked at me and he
said that he feels that he can't

And I was scared. I was scared for my
life.

And I was scared to look at Keith.

Because I was scared to look at him
dead. I'm sure Keith was feeling for you

well. And scared for your well -being.

I'm sorry.

It's okay.

We will do the best, okay? You know that
Keith was 100 % for me. Of course.

But I'm not there now for Keith. You
are. You are. You are fighting for him.

That's what he wants, so you're not
quiet and just crying at home.

You know?

You should because don't keep it inside.

I love people. I love everybody.

It doesn't matter if they're from Gaza
or from any place in the world. I love

people that are good people.

Only love should be here. No hate should
be anywhere in this world. There's too

much hate.

I will always use my influence and power
to fight for those in need.

Meeting Aviva was very emotional.

You don't forget those people.

Those people come home with you and you
remember them.

And they never leave you.

One of the big, I would call probably
the biggest Hollywood reporter, he

for Puck. His name is Matt Bellany.

reached out and asked if I knew anyone
that he could speak to about the First

Lady's new Amazon deal.

He already reached out to Amazon.

Okay. He's not a bad guy.

He's an actual Hollywood reporter. He
doesn't cover politics.

It's totally up to you if you want me to
introduce you or not. What is his exact

request? His exact request was, I would
like to understand how this all came

together.

And if there's anything that's
interesting about the documentary.

Okay. Can I give you my email? And if
you don't mind shooting that over to me,

can get you in touch with the right
person.

You're not connecting them to anybody,
right?

Those Hollywood people.

No.

You trust them?

Absolutely not.

Really quickly, can I talk to you about
the phone call tomorrow? You know how

they're describing it to be different?

Did you agree on that email today? Okay,
yeah. I do want to touch base with them

just to make sure that they're tracking
the exact credentialing process through

Secret Service. They're getting those
emails out.

They did a break -in email last night
regarding that, and they're working on

confirming hotel rooms now.

Only five days left to the inauguration.

My creative vision has reached its final
version, exactly as I imagined. Hello,

Adam.

Hello, Hervé. Hello.

Hello, Mrs. Trump. How are you?

Nice to see you.

How are you feeling in the coat?

Very nice.

Check that out.

It's perfect.

I love the lapel. It's big enough.

I think proportions are beautiful.

The length is great.

Looking very crisp. One thing about the
blouse, if we can. Yes, please, of

course. I would like to make this a
little bit

sharper, more... Tension, tighter.
Tension, tighter.

Understood, okay. Also, on the back, can
we do just a touch higher?

Touch higher, and it's too big.

Huh? It's too big as well. It's too big,
but now it goes down. It does, you're

right.

We need to put, yeah, we need to put a
little bit higher.

Like half, half inch.

So,

Hervé, hat.

What do you think if we do not so wide?

Okay, let's move on.

A little bit less than half, because
then it's too thin.

We have to do this to find the
proportion.

See how round it's here?

Yes. Can that be straight?

This is a little bit wiggly -woggly.

Okay, yes, madame. So it needs to be
really sharp. Sharp.

Okay.

At this stage, I'm laser -focused on
what remains to be done before the big

back to DC.

It's essential to stay mentally strong
with so many moving parts in front of me

and my family.

But first, I'm heading to Moralago to
meet up with my husband, the last stop

before the inauguration.

Who's your favorite recording artist?

Michael Jackson.

Well, what Michael Jackson song is your
favorite?

Billie Jean.

Oh, wow.

Billie Jean.

There's so many of them. It's hard to...
Thriller.

It's hard to pick. Yeah, because there's
so many good ones.

You know, I met him here in New York
with Donald.

He was very sweet, very nice.

I love that one.

You must have been a teenager when
you... Yeah, of course.

I have an LP at home.

It's a beautiful, like, he speaks her on
it, you know?

Remember the words?

My favorite part.

Thank you.

I'll be doing smart pool karaoke with
Melania.

You think I'm a singer now? No.

What else?

This is my last flight as a private
citizen before stepping back into a very

public life.

After the inauguration, everything
becomes more structured, more ice, more

pressure, fewer quiet moments.

I carry the idea of home within myself
as I often move from New York to Palm

Beach to Washington, D .C.

Essentially, I find peace in each
location.

Moralago is my refuge from the outside
world, a place where I can exhale.

It is where Baron took his swim lessons
with his grandfather.

played golf with his father, and took
his first tennis lesson with me.

Mar -a -Lago is more than a home. It is
warmth, sunshine, family, and friends.

You're never too young to set your goal.

I started to take my career as a model
very seriously as a teenager in

Making the decision to follow my dream
and move to Milan and Paris for modeling

was not simple.

I always had very high personal
standards for achievement, which remains

today.

Now that I will be First Lady again, I
fully intend to break old norms.

to elevate the position.

She represents the country so
beautifully.

And in that respect, I don't think a lot
of people have understood it.

As the First Lady, the most meaningful
thing to me is to be a positive

on the lives of Americans and to be an
inspiring force in the world.

In that spirit, I'm meeting with Her
Majesty Queen Rania, the Queen of

to discuss the well -being of children
around the world and how we can help

them. How are you?

Perfect. How's Baron?

He's doing very well, yes.

Where is he going to school now? Stern
School of Business at New York

University. How are your children? My
goal is to establish a coalition with

other world leaders to help children.

Are you going to be resuming some of the
programs you started in the first term?

I will continue to be best.

And I will expand.

With the world leaders, if we group
together, I feel like we have a voice. I

know you have also the foundation.

It's the same with me here. After the
White House, I established Fostering the

Future initiative.

So I have students in the universities
that I sponsor and give them

scholarships.

yeah about 20 years ago i started a
foundation called aman future for

and we sponsor scholarships training
courses career opportunities just to

them feel like they're part of a family
and actually just it is inspiring to see

that we are both passionate about
helping foster children get an education

three percent of the children from
foster communities go to universities

We need to do better. We need to educate
our next generation, our next leaders.

This inauguration marks

a new era for our nation.

But the most important thing is that it
is a new beginning and the American

spirit is being refilled with hope and
optimism.

Monday, January 20th. That's the big
day.

That's the big day. So we'll start that
day leaving Blair House with the family

and heading over to St. John's Church.

You and the First Lady will head over to
the White House where you will do a

greeting and a tea with President Biden.
This is a way for everybody to marry

up, to head to the Capitol together.

Yeah. So you will drive with President
Biden.

Yeah.

That'll be an interesting drive.

Yeah.

Once you're done with the swearing in,
we'll head back over to the eastern

of the Capitol. You have a good dress?
You have a nice dress?

This dress blew everybody away.

Yeah.

Going to compete with it?

Huh? Watch.

Big deal. You will see.

But we are competing with the
championship game. We are competing.

How did that happen?

I'm unsure, sir.

Well, we always had this date because
this date's been here for hundreds of

years.

So they put a game.

We're working extremely closely with the
networks.

I know, but why did they have to put the
national championship at the same time?

Unclear. They probably did it on
purpose.

All right, let's go.

So the parade, standard presidential
parade at this point, I shouldn't say

standard, it's a little bit bigger and a
little bit better than it has been in

the past.

We will head from the eastern front of
the Capitol here, straight down

Constitution, and then hit Pennsylvania
Avenue.

All down Pennsylvania Avenue, starting
at John Marshall Park. There will be

bleachers, there will be screens, there
will be audio towers throughout there.

Do they have any idea how many people
are coming? We're planning for a

How did this area get secured? Did
everybody get with?

Correct. Are we getting out of the car?

There will be a potential for a couple
places to get out of the car, but we'd

like to talk about that off camera.

But, yeah.

Don't show me where. I just want to know
if we're going out or not.

Your decision to get out, we will
prepare for multiple places for you to

that. Is it safe?

It is safe.

Yes. Yes, sir.

Absolutely. Because if we go out, I
think people will already know where we

would go out. So it's kind of like, how
could that be safe? Especially with the

last year, what's going on and stuff. I
have concerns, honestly.

And I know Barron will not go out of the
car. I respect that. That's his

decision.

We need to talk about it. Are we doing
it or not?

You'll discuss it. We will discuss that.

Okay. So you're going to go back, spend
the night at the White House after those

balls. And when do I make America great
again? I have to get to work, right?

Yep. You'll be back to the White House
by 1.

And then we start.

And then we begin.

Yep.

We begin straightening out the nation.

We're all very grateful. Okay. Let's go.

What a group. What a payroll I have.
Wow. We appreciate the job you do at Mar

-Lago. It's been fantastic. So I want to
just thank all of you. And remember,

the customer is always right.

Right? Thank you all very much. Thank
you.

We are traveling together as a family to
the inauguration.

There is so much joy and anticipation
for the future.

Sometimes it is difficult to stay
present with all that's going on, but I

to remember this, to enjoy every second.

My father always filmed these special
moments when I was a child.

He showed me the world through his lens,
the essence of living life.

with passion and purpose.

We are staying at the Blair House for
the inauguration.

Blair House has been central to American
politics

since it was built in 1824.

It is an American tradition for every
incoming president to stay here.

Today we are attending a wreath -laying
ceremony at Arlington Cemetery and

visiting the graves of three service
members who died during an attack as

worked to evacuate people from
Afghanistan on August 26, 2021.

Arlington is not just a sacred burial
ground.

it's the soul of our nation american
soldiers from every generation and every

walk of life forever together making our
way towards the tomb of the unknown

soldier i think about the families of
darren hoover and nicole g at the marine

corps and ryan now of the army their
memories are being honored here

today at this tomb that holds no name
but speaks for all who never came home.

Each headstone tells a story of courage,
of love of country, and of a life given

in service to something greater than
oneself.

America.

It is a powerful reminder that freedom
is not free.

As First Lady, I carry each of their
memories in my heart with humility and

gratitude.

Hello, everybody.

It's a little wet out here.

We now have a few hours before we have
to leave for the candlelight dinner at

the National Building Museum.

One of my goals is to evolve the role of
First Lady beyond formal social duty.

Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome
President Donald J. Trump and Mrs.

Trump.

Thank you. It's been a very big day and
tomorrow is going to be an even bigger

day. So as we begin this exciting new
chapter, I especially want to thank my

family, starting with our great First
Lady, Melania.

Thank you.

Father Jeffrey leads us in blessing.

Let's bow together in prayer, may we?

Father, we come before you, the one true
God, the only God, the one whose

scripture says establishes kings and
removes kings.

We thank you that you answered the
prayers of millions of people around the

globe and made President Trump our
leader again, great in success in

that he does.

Amen.

The candlelight dinner is not a
traditional part of every inauguration,

year we wanted to create something
special.

It's so powerful to see this room come
to life tonight.

Candlelight, black tie, and my complete
creative vision filled with the elegance

and sophistication of our donors.

They are truly the driving force behind
the campaign and its philosophy.

The reason our victory is possible.

I'm grateful to David and his team, not
just for the beauty of the evening, but

for the care and dedication that went
into every step of planning it.

Inauguration day has finally arrived.

As America's first lady, the real
nobility is in becoming stronger than

person I was yesterday.

This strength cannot come from the
title. It's a quiet force from within.

The transition of the first families is
already underway.

The Biden's personal possessions are
being moved out by the White House

but ours cannot go in before 12 .01 when
my husband is sworn in as the 47th

president of the United States.

Thank you, everybody.

Thank you.

Big Dave.

It's a big Dave.

Well, thank you very much, everybody.

We'll be back a lot. We'll send people
here like you wouldn't believe. Big

tippers like me.

I left a tip up there, so whoever goes
first.

Let me just sign this sucker.

Does anybody know our first lady?

That's a great job.

Okay. You've seen that signature before,
I think.

Thank you very much.

Sir,

we're going to do a photo with the
staff.

Okay.

Where are we going to go here?

Slide right over. Perfect. Go right in
the middle.

Awesome.

All right, here's Cernan. Three, two,
one.

Thank you very much.

I'm very proud of Baron.

From an early age, he was forced to
learn about the importance of

composure, integrity, and self
-discipline.

Although I guide him, it's very
important that he lives the life that he

to live.

I'm confident that his values of truth
and respect for others will lead him to

the ultimate success.

a fulfilled life with his own beautiful
family.

Ladies and gentlemen, the 42nd President
of the United States, the Honorable

William D. Kennedy, the 43rd President
of the United States, the Honorable

George W. Bush, the 44th President of
the United States, the Honorable Barack

Obama, ladies and gentlemen, the
children's President -elect of China.

When his father first entered the White
House in 1917, he's now a college

freshman at, yes, he's very tall.

He's looking at Barron from behind.

At least, at least.

He's got two very tall hands.

And he, and obviously throughout the
room are various Trump grandchildren

in addition.

to the Trump adult children as well.

Walking into the capital's rotunda, I
felt the weight of history intertwined

with my own journey as an immigrant.

A reminder of why I respect this nation
so deeply.

Everyone should do what they can to
protect our individual rights.

Never take them for granted.

Because in the end, no matter where we
come from, we are bound by the same

humanity.

Here we go again.

Ladies and gentlemen, Mrs. Bologna.

Ladies and gentlemen, escorting the
President of the United States and the

President of the United States.

Ladies and gentlemen, the President of
the United States, the

Honorable Joseph R. Biden, Jr., and Vice
President of the United States, the

Honorable Pamela A.

Harris.

Ladies and gentlemen, the President
-elect of the United States, the

Donald Trump.

I, Donald John Trump, do solemnly swear
that I will faithfully execute

the office of President of the United
States

and will, to the best of my ability,

preserve, protect, and defend

the Constitution of the United States.
So help me

God.

Congratulations, Mr. President.

Thank you very much, everybody.

The golden age of America begins right
now.

From this day forward, our country will
flourish and be respected again all over

the world.

We will be the envy of every nation and
we will not allow ourselves.

Morning. Hi,

morning. Hello.

I think we need to go.

No, we do.

I'm just doing the speech for tomorrow.

Just sit down for one second, honey.

I'm right there.

You can come in. Come on in.

I will restore fair and equal and
partial justice under the constitutional

of law. We will restore fair, equal, and
impartial justice under the

constitutional rule of law.

Okay.

Okay. Okay.

Don't put that on tape, please.

Please do.

Don't put it on tape.

My proudest legacy will be that of
peacemaker and unifier.

Yeah.

My proudest legacy will be that of a
peacemaker and unifier.

The future is ours, and our golden age
has just begun.

Thank you.

God bless America.

Thank you all. Thank you.

Being part of a historic moment like
this reminds you what an honor it is to

stand before all those people in a
building that holds so much of the

story, its struggles, its progress, its
hope.

Walking through the capital crypt
reminds me how much my reverence of our

nation's military is rooted in their
mission to defend the Constitution, our

rights.

Being hand in hand with my husband at
this moment is very emotional.

Nobody has endured what he has over the
past few years.

People try to murder him, incarcerate
him, slander him.

And here he is.

I'm so very proud.

The first thing that will happen is you
will see Kolar on the ground.

This will be the order in which you
proceed out.

And now we take part in another
tradition.

And then we will have you, sir, ma 'am,
Professor Biden, Dr. Biden.

you will walk to your helicopter, which
is almost dead ahead of where you will

be standing.

At that point, when you get to the
helicopter, there is a customary

At that point, sir, ma 'am, you will be
escorted back to your position directly

in front.

At that point in time, there is a
customary wave.

However, because of how close you will
be to the helicopters, we do need to get

the four of you inside for support.

The traditional inaugural luncheon is
held in the Statuary Hall of the

It's Congress's way of formally
welcoming the new President and the

As First Lady, I constantly think about
how our lawmakers can build dignity,

create equal opportunity and foster
compassion through the unity of all

Americans.

We spent much of the day walking through
the Capitol, from one ceremony to the

next. That meant more time to take in
the surroundings, exchange smiles with

Capitol staff, And, of course, spend a
little extra time in heels.

How?

This year, instead of the traditional
parade through Washington DC, the public

celebration was held inside the Capital
One Arena.

The extreme cold made it a practical
decision, but in truth, I was relieved.

Being in a more secure and closed space
brought a certain peace of mind.

Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the
47th president of the United States of

America. I

couldn't

wait to celebrate our future and the
promise of the new presidency with the

American people.

It is the people who ultimately
determine the destiny of our nation.

Upon entering, Baron Donald and I felt
the emotion, the electricity,

and the love of our biggest fans,
Americans.

I want to thank my wonderful family for
being here, especially my beautiful

wife, our first lady, Melania.

And then I have a very tall son named
Baron.

Baron is a very confident young man, and
he received

by the reception at the arena.

This is a man's world.

This is a man's world.

Without a woman, I'm

again dead one more time.

After so much change and movement during
the campaign, it was comforting to walk

back into a place we already knew, where
all the familiar faces welcomed my

family with such warmth.

They made it seem like no time had
passed, and that made all the

especially for Baron.

He was so young the last time we lived
here.

I will see you later, okay?

Yes, see you later.

All of the official ceremonies are over.

It is time for the inaugural balls.

The Commander -in -Chief Ball for the
military, the Liberty Ball and the

Starlight Ball, which will be our last
stop.

United States, President Donald J.
Trump, accompanied by First Lady Mrs.

Trump.

Thank you very much.

Today was so rich with meaning, and
since each moment was historic and

with purpose, time no longer mattered.

Being awake for 22 hours straight felt
like nothing, knowing that I was living

day which would be remembered forever.

Hello.

okay great it's two o 'clock in the
morning already

She is the most incredible first lady.

Yes.

Look, they caught me with this.

Welcome home.

That was some evening, wasn't it?

That was an amazing evening, and it was
an amazing day. The inauguration was

incredible.

And you had your first lady with you
right by your side.

Nobody liked her.

She's very difficult, but nobody liked
her.

She's not difficult. She's great. And
what's it feel like to be president

That's the biggest deal of all.

There's nothing bigger, right? I can't
believe right now we're in the White

House. Can you imagine?

This is the most incredible place.

Beautiful art and amazing history here.

Take a look at this. Floyd Monet,
presented by Jackie, in honor of John

I'll see you guys tomorrow.

Good night.

Sweet dreams, Mr. President.

Yeah.

With the celebrations behind us, the
first day of my husband's second term

arrived. There is much to accomplish in
the next four years.

As First Lady, children will always
remain my priority through initiatives

Be Best and Fostering the Future.

I feel energized to serve the American
people once again, and as always, I will

move forward with purpose and, of
course, with time.

Thank you for the sunshine.

Perfect.