US President Donald Trump paraded on Pennsylvania Avenue, Friday in Washington, before rallying to the White House.
The new US President Donald Trump, his wife Melania and their son Barron briefly stepped out of the presidential limo to greet the crowd along the parade on Pennsylvania Avenue between the Capitol and the White House on Friday in Washington. Shortly before, the presidential convoy passed a group of opponents holding anti-Trump signs and chanted slogans against the 45th American president.
The billionaire was greeted along the parade with enthusiastic shouts, but hisses and whistles also rose. "Try to deserve this function," one could read on a sign.
Throughout Pennsylvania Avenue, the forces of order were ubiquitous. The presidential limousine, circulating at a pace, was also framed by nearly thirty Secret Service agents walking by his side.
And it was with his children, grandchildren and Melania that he went up Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House, where his boxes had arrived that morning. In the Oval Office, a letter from Barack Obama awaits him . A tradition.
The new President of the United States, Donald Trump, applauded the Clinton couple at the end of the Congress lunch after his inauguration in Washington.
The new US president Donald Trump made Friday tribute to Hillary Clinton, his rival beaten for president, at a luncheon in Congress, in the presence of Bill and Hillary Clinton , who attended the inauguration ceremony of the 45th President of the United States.
"I was honored to learn that former President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton were coming today and I would like you to stand up," said Donald Trump in front of guests who applauded, standing, the Clinton couple, At the end of the lunch of parliamentarians and dignitaries organized in Congress after the swearing in of the new chief executive of the United States.
"I have great respect for these two people, thank you all for being here, we will have four great years, hopefully, for peace and prosperity," President Trump said in a brief speech. Calmed and conciliatory.
Hillary Clinton's Fair Play
After a particularly acrimonious campaign and the electoral defeat of Hillary Clinton on 8 November, the former Secretary of State made a few notable public appearances.
While attending the swearing-in of Donald Trump with her ex-president husband, the former First Lady has demonstrated an undeniable fair-play and signed her return in front of cameras all over the world.
At the ceremony on the steps of the Capitol Hill Hillary Clinton was visibly tense and Mr. Trump did not mention it in his inaugural speech of just over a quarter of an hour.
Applauded at the request of President Trump during the lunch of the Congress, the former Democratic candidate raised a broad smile.
"Whether you're a Republican or a Democrat, it makes no difference, we're going to get along and it's an honor," Trump said in front of elected officials from both sides of the political spectrum.
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