The second Donald Trump term officially begins in the USA.

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A new era officially begins in the USA. The 47th President Donald Trump, who emerged victorious in the presidential elections held on November 5, 2024, is starting his second term by taking the oath of office. Trump entered the Congress hall where the oath ceremony is being held.

'DANGEROUS COLD' CAUSES THE CEREMONY TO BE HELD INSIDE THE CONGRESS BUILDING

Trump's oath ceremony was moved inside the Congress building due to the 'dangerous' cold weather conditions in the capital Washington, where the temperature dropped to minus 11 degrees.

BIDEN GREETS TRUMP WITH "WELCOME HOME"

On the morning of the oath ceremony, Trump attended a traditional service at the historic St. John's Church located across from the White House. The Trump couple then headed towards the White House. Joe Biden and his wife greeted the Trump couple at the White House gate. Biden welcomed Trump here by saying, "Welcome home." After a photo session, the two leaders moved to the Oval Office.

BIDEN LEFT AS PRESIDENT FOR THE LAST TIME

After the meeting, Joe Biden left the White House for the last time as president, after four years in office.

THE OATH CEREMONY HAS BEGUN

Later, Trump will go to the Congress building, where he will take the oath in front of Chief Justice John Roberts at 8:00 PM Turkish time, after the opening speeches and the swearing-in of the elected Vice President JD Vance.

HE WILL GIVE HIS FIRST SPEECH

Trump will then give his first speech of his second presidential term. After the ceremony, Trump will fill out some official documents related to the presidency inside the Congress building and will host a traditional lunch for the Congress members.

BIDEN AND FORMER PRESIDENTS ALSO AT THE CEREMONY

Joe Biden had stated that he would "of course" attend the oath ceremony, unlike Trump, who did not attend the ceremony four years ago by refusing to accept his election defeat in 2020. Barack Obama, George W. Bush, and Bill Clinton are also at the ceremony. Former First Lady Laura Bush and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton are also attending the event with their spouses. Mike Pence, who served as Vice President during Trump's first term, is also present at the ceremony. On the other hand, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and former First Lady Michelle Obama will not attend the ceremony. Argentine President Javier Milei and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni were also seen in the ceremony hall.

A LARGE NUMBER OF BILLIONAIRES AT THE CEREMONY

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos are attending the oath ceremony. These names will sit on the platform next to Trump's cabinet. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is also attending the oath ceremony.