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Ceremony Moved at Last MinuteDonald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th president faced a sudden change in venue when extreme cold forced the ceremony indoors. Plans that had been months in the making, including construction of risers at the White House and the Capitol’s West Steps, were upended just days before the event.The change meant a limited audience in the Capitol Rotunda, where only about 600 people, including prominent donors, family members, and members of Congress, witnessed the swearing-in. The Oklahoma delegation attended, representing the state’s presence at the historic event.Parade and Events Adapt IndoorsThe inaugural parade was relocated to the Capital One Arena, where approximately 20,000 attendees watched.Following the swearing-in, Trump signed a record-breaking amount of executive orders on his first day in office.“It was all about the show...shock and awe, sort of a day for President Trump,” Cameron said. “Anytime you get to witness an inauguration, it's a special moment."Oklahoma Delegati

Scott Mitchell talks to Mike Murphy of the Committee for Responsible Budget Policy, a Washington, D.C., policy group taking the lead in messaging about the unsustainable federal budget deficits and mounting federal debt. Murphy says federal delegations in D.C. tell him the public does not seem to be voicing alarm when they communicate with Congress, so they are going into the states to educate Americans as to the danger the debt represents.

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As expected, misinformation and conspiracy theories about the Coronavirus (COVID-19) are spreading faster than the virus itself. In this series Scott Mitchell introduces listeners to the public health and medical professionals tasked with restraining this public health emergency.

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