BY BREITBART

The 45th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, proclaimed that January 20, 2017, is the day the government was returned to the American people. “This moment is your moment. It belongs to you,” Trump said to the American people after he took the official oath of office, which was delivered by Supreme Court Justice John Roberts. “This is your day. This is your celebration and this … the United States of America is your country.” The President said. “The forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer,” he added, during his speech, which was much about unity. He told the audience that the oath he took prior to his speech is an “oath of allegiance to all Americans.” He added that united “we will get the job done,” despite hardships and challenges. “From this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. … It’s going to be only America first,” Trump pledged, which echoed his winning campaign message of America First. “Now arrives the hour of action.”

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BY BREITBART

Donald Trump delivered remarks Thursday evening, just hours before becoming the 45th president of the United States. After a performance from Toby Keith at the “Make America Great Again! Welcome Concert,” Trump spoke for a few minutes, delivering the following remarks and kicking off three days of inaugural celebrations. "Thank you very much. Thank you very much everybody, and thank you Tom. I’d like to congratulate our incredible entertainers tonight. Toby, and Lee Greenwood and all of the great talent. It was really very special. I also have to thank our incredible military right here."

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BY FOX INSIDER

Ainsley Earhardt had a must-see sit-down with President-elect Donald Trump, Wednesday on "Fox & Friends." When Earhardt asked what's the first thing Trump wants to do upon entering the White House, he kept it simple: "I wanna go to work." On his use of Twitter, Trump said it's his only way to counteract what he called the "dishonest press." The President-elect said. "I don't like tweeting. I have other things I could be doing," Trump said. "But I get very dishonest media." He also stood by his campaign promise that he would build a wall to halt illegal immigration across the U.S.-Mexico border. "We're going to build a wall; Mexico is going to reimburse us. ... In order to get the wall started sooner than we can do the deal, we have to do it this way," Trump said. Trump then discussed his plans to enact a new affordable health care system to replace Obamacare. "Nobody is going to be dying on the streets with a President Trump. We want to take care of everybody," he said.

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BY FOX INSIDER

Martin Luther King III, the son of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. met with Donald Trump in New York City and discussed his "constructive" meeting with the president-elect. King III said the meeting was "very constructive" and that he and Trump discussed voting rights, which he called the "seminal right of the modern Civil Rights movement" He recalled his father as being a "bridge-builder" and said that his and Trump's goal must be to "bring America together." King said. "We are a great nation but we must be a greater nation," King said.

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BY THE HILL

German-based Bayer AG has committed to President-elect Donald Trump that it will invest $8 billion in American research and development as part of its deal to acquire Monsanto, Trump's transition team said Tuesday. Incoming White House press secretary Sean Spicer told reporters that Bayer will also protect all of Monsanto's 9,000 American jobs while creating an additional 3,000 high-tech positions in the country. That agreement, he added, came after Trump met with CEOs from both companies last week. In a joint statement, the two companies said the new jobs will focus on ways to "drive future innovation in agriculture" with positions like geneticists, data scientists and engineers. The companies added that the investment will go to both Monsanto's St. Louis headquarters and other parts of the country. "The United States is a global leader in agriculture, and the combination of Bayer-Monsanto will underscore that role and ensure the United States retains a pre-eminent position as the anchor of the industry," the statement said. 

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