Trump calls MLK Day 2025 a 'Liberation Day', here's what he said about his inauguration

Donald Trump delivered one of the most thumping speeches in US history during his Presidential inauguration ceremony at the US Capitol. Trump in his speech, criticized the Biden government across various issues, including the recent Los Angeles wildfire that claimed multiple lives.

Donald Trump's calls January 20 'Liberation Day' during inauguration speech

In his speech, Donald Trump referred to his inauguration ceremony date as a 'Liberation Day', an occasion when Americans would be seeing a completely new administration in power, away from the 'vicious, violent weaponization of the Justice system' in the country.

Trump took the occasion of referring to the occasion of Martin Luther King Jr's legacy celebration that fell on the day of his inauguration as a great opportunity to remind Americans about the vision the leader had about the great nation. On this 'Liberation Day', Martin Luther King's thoughts for the future of America were also addressed by Trump with everyone in the US Capitol clapping for him after his statements.

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Did Donald Trump refer to Martin Luther King in his inauguration ceremony speech?
Yes, Donald Trump indeed referred to Martin Luther King in his inauguration ceremony speech and also remembered the auspicious occasion of MLK Day 2025.