Donald Trump just got on the Presidential plane for the first time in four years to be sworn in as the 47th President of the United States

Donald Trump arrived in Washington D.C. on Saturday evening to celebrate his upcoming second inauguration as President of the United States, marking a significant moment in American political history as he returns to the White House after a four-year hiatus. This inauguration is particularly notable as it will be Trump's second time assuming the presidency, making him the first U.S. president to serve non-consecutive terms since Grover Cleveland.

Trump landed at Dulles International Airport aboard a U.S. military C-32 aircraft, known as Special Air Mission 47, a nod to his status as the 47th President. He was joined by his wife Melania and their son Barron. The family traveled from their home in Florida to attend pre-inauguration festivities at Trump's golf club in Sterling, Virginia, located about 30 miles outside Washington.



At the golf club, Trump addressed a crowd of supporters, giving shoutouts to local politicians and dignitaries. He praised Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, and declared his Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff a "great negotiator" following recent peace negotiations between Israel and Hamas.

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Fireworks display

Following his remarks, Trump watched a fireworks display and performed alongside tenor Christopher Macchio. The celebration capped off a busy day of preparations for Monday's inauguration, which has been largely moved indoors due to forecasted frigid temperatures.

"It will be the first time since President Ronald Reagan took the oath of office in 1985 for his second term that the ceremony will be moved inside the U.S. Capitol," according to reports.

Trump's return to Washington comes after a tumultuous four-year period in office marked by controversy and division. However, he expressed optimism about his second term, telling NBC News that his inauguration speech would focus on themes of unity, strength, and fairness.

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The events surrounding Trump's second inauguration appear to be more low-key compared to his first swearing-in, with fewer protests visible so far. Organizers are working to adapt the traditional outdoor parade and viewing areas to accommodate the indoor ceremony setup.

As the nation prepares for Trump's return to the presidency, both supporters and critics are watching closely to see how he will approach policy and governance in his second term. The coming days will provide important clues about the priorities and tone of the new administration.