Trump's 2025 Inauguration: A New Era of Politics and Energy Debate

Can Donald Trump's return to the presidency in 2025 reshape America's political landscape? Explore this historic and emotional moment with us on The Ryan Samuels Show as we celebrate Trump's inauguration, marked by Carrie Underwood's breathtaking performance and an electrifying speech that promises a fulfilling array of campaign pledges. Delve into the release of January 6th prisoners, including Enrique Tarrio, as a pivotal step toward justice. Plus, we weigh in on the controversial debate over wind energy's efficiency versus America's rich oil and gas resources, while offering a critical eye on the Paris Climate Accord and its implications for U.S.-China relations.

But that's not all! We navigate the political currents left in the wake of January 6th, focusing on the dynamic influence of Turning Point USA and its pivotal role in mobilizing the youth vote. Gain insight from figures like Jack Posobiec who call for justice for those involved in January 6th, and consider potential legal actions against committee members. We also cover Trump's initial executive actions alongside his reactions to Joe Biden's clemency moves. Finally, experience the cultural shift as Florida Governor Ron DeSantis symbolically renames the Gulf of Mexico, signaling a new era of American identity and leadership under Trump. Join us for a candid discussion that captures the spirit and energy of America's political revival.

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Speaker 4: 0:46

Thank you playing all-American son of a b**** who is celebrating God family country.

Speaker 2: 0:53

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Speaker 1: 1:17

Hello Patriots, we are back after a Christmas and New Year break just in time for the 2025 presidential inauguration. It has been a very great day. It has been a very great day. It has been a very emotional day, but Donald Trump is your president again. He is everybody's president again. God bless America. Uh, what a historic event today. What a historic event today. Just the speech phenomenal Carrie Underwood sang phenomenal. We're going to go over that as well.

Speaker 1: 2:01

The CNN media has already started talking about Elon Musk's Nazi salute, which is just nonsense nonsense. Great news is January Sixers are being released. They have been released already, some of them. This is great. These are political prisoners who never should have been in jail to begin with.

Speaker 1: 2:26

Trump is so far so far as we knew that he would living up to his promises. So I fully anticipate Trump to live on all of his promises. Considering at this point, after what they have done to him, what they have done to us, uh, what they've done to the j6ers, there is zero reason for him to care, um, about any of them. So let's get into this. Uh, we got some great memes out already. Let's check out this first one of uh trump pushing uh joe b just pushing him out of the office in a wheelchair and into a trash can, where he belongs.

Speaker 1: 3:19

That's so good. I want to watch it twice. Goodbye, joe Biden. Honestly and sincerely. One of the worst presidents in American history. That is not hyperbole. That is going to go down as a fact. So earlier, donald Trump, about an hour ago, started releasing the January 6th. We're still getting information on that. However, the mother of this is Zuni Terrio. This is Enrique Terrio's mom, the leader of the Proud Boys, who got a false rap as racist, even though their leader was, I believe, a black guy or a Spanish guy at the time that he is being released, that he has been released and Trump is signing executive order after executive order after executive order and he's going to continue.

Speaker 4: 4:18

All they want to do is go after the J6 hostages. A 76 year old grandmother was arrested the other day because she was looking, I think because she was looking at the Capitol or something like that. Now we're not going to put up with that crap anymore.

Speaker 1: 4:42

And he doesn't have to, we don't have to. The people have spoken and it is just. This is just immediate, immediate action, as he said he was going to do. Day one as what he said jokingly, as dictator, day one is commencing.

Speaker 4: 5:02

So we have more oil and gas than any country in the world and we're going to use it. We're not going to do the wind thing. Wind, big, ugly, windmills. They ruin your neighborhood, they ruin you. If you have a house that's near a windmill, guess what? Your house is worth less than half. And did you see up in New England with the whales? You see what's happening? So they had two whales killed in about 14 years. Last year and the year before total they had 28. So if last year and the year before total they had 28. So if you're into whales, you don't want windmills either, and they're the most expensive form of energy that you can have by far and this has been an issue he's talked about for a while with the windmills.

Speaker 1: 5:46

A lot of this comes from elon musk. They talked about this on joe rogan, elon musk's and joe rogan talked about it. Donald trump talked about it too.

Speaker 4: 5:54

Um, they're just, they're too expensive, they're very ugly, they don't produce enough, uh, electricity, uh, to be worth your time they're all made in china, by the way, practically all of them and they kill your birds and they ruin your beautiful landscapes. But other than that, I think they're quite good right Now. Remember when we used to joke and kid, when we were kidding, but we don't kid anymore. They want to watch the debates on television. They want to watch your favorite president on television, but the wind isn't blowing so we can't watch television that night. Gladys, Remember Gladys? I'm sorry, the wind is just not blowing. We're not watching Trump tonight, but I'm immediately withdrawing from the unfair one-sided Paris Climate Accord ripoff.

Speaker 4: 6:52

The United States will not sabotage our own industries while China pollutes with impunity. You know China, look, they use a lot of dirty energy, but they produce a lot of energy and when that stuff goes up in the air, you know it doesn't stay there. It's not like you got a wall. We love walls, don't we Not like you have a wall around and it just it doesn't. It floats into the United States of America. After three and a half to five and a half days it floats across the oceans and it comes right over your neighborhood and it falls into your neighborhood. So they all say we have to fight for cleaner air, but the other dirty air is dropping all over us. So what the hell are they talking about? Unless everybody does it, it just doesn't work. We had the cleanest air and the cleanest water that this country's ever had under the Trump administration, and we didn't do anything to stop jobs and stop production. Believe me.

Speaker 1: 7:56

I mean, I love the energy in the crowd. I know that they're all Trump supporters. I think the energy is high in the country. I think most people wanted to see Joe um, just uh, go and um. This, this is good. Of course, that doesn't stop. Cnn now. Cnn is um. There's this clip. I'm going to show you this clip there, the. So donald trump is moving forward with doge, the department of government efficiency. We know that, um, we get that. We get that. We've known that forever. However, this, this action by Elon Musk is, let's just watch it and I'll explain it to you for the, for the people on the podcast.

Speaker 3: 8:46

And I just want to say thank you for making it happen.

Speaker 1: 8:50

Thank you to say thank you for making it happen, thank you. So he slaps his chest and then throws his arm up. I think he's trying to dab, but he doesn't know how to dab because he's awkward. The guy is, he's autistic, right, legitimately, he has asperger's, he's, he's, he's autistic. I think he's trying to dab. Maybe is is kind of what it looks like. I don't think. Um, elon musk, the man from africa, is giving a nazi salute. However, cnn is, of course, and the mainstream media is, of course, gonna say that elon musk, uh, is out there giving a nazi salute and I just want to say thank you for making it happen thank you even breeds really hard, but obviously that's nothing.

Speaker 1: 9:46

They're going to make it something. Uh, we're going to. They're going to try to cover that. I'm sure that David uh Pacman, who's just the fricking clown um, will jump on that immediately if he doesn't have a video out already. Uh, anyway, carrie Underwood um was there. She was going to sing. Uh, the music wasn't working. So she looks at the guy in the music and she says I'll just sing it, don't worry about the music, I'll just sing it. A cappella, which is phenomenal, none of this Beyonce or this lip syncing by Taylor Swift or Beyonce or these other frigging people who think they're rock stars and they're not. Carrie Underwood mouths and said watch it, let's just watch it, let's just watch it, I'll just sing it, I don't care about the music, I'll just sing it.

Speaker 4: 10:41

You know the words. Help me out here.

Speaker 3: 10:44

Oh beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountain majesties Above the fruited plain America, america, god shed his grace on thee. My good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea crushed it, absolutely crushed it.

Speaker 1: 12:02

I love that we're just back to common sense and just I mean, that is such a statement Like I don't need them, I'll just sing it. I'll just sing it, and it's like it's a testament to the people who voted for Donald Trump. Like I'm not worried, I'll just handle it, I'll do it. I got it. I don't need help, I'm not a victim. I'm not going to sit here and cry and say it you didn't give me the tools I need that. She just did it. Um, which is what? Exactly what we need? Uh, here's trump announcing the pardons of j6ers. I'm getting goosebumps, I'm getting chills.

Speaker 4: 12:40

Um, let's listen to this and you know, tonight I'm going to be signing on the J six hostages pardons to get them out and as soon as I leave I'm going to the Oval Office and we'll be signing pardons for a lot of people. And thank you to Steve Whitcoff, he's a great guy, he's a friend of mine. He's been very successful.

Speaker 1: 13:13

So that's great news. We knew that was coming. I'm interested to see what Jay Sixers are going to be left behind, if any of them. Some of them were doing some bad stuff, so we will see what they come up with of who they are going to um pardon, and who they're going to leave behind. But before we go any further, make sure you hit that like, share and subscribe button. Don't forget you can go to buymeacoffeecom backslash ryan f samuels to donate to the show. And don't forget to follow us on Facebook and sign up and subscribe at Ryan of Samuelscom for our newsletter and our blog. We will be right back.

Speaker 1: 13:57

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Speaker 1: 14:58

So a little while ago, turning Point USA. If you don't know that, that's Charlie Kirk's organization. It's basically a youth group for Republican parties that he has kind of built from the ground up, and it's a phenomenal organization. It essentially delivered Donald Trump the youth vote in this election. I mean, it wasn't even fair. I mean they got people out to get people out and vote, people out to get people out and vote. So Jack Posabiak had given a speech I don't know a few weeks ago, talking about the things that are actually unfolding. Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA have been in direct contact with Donald Trump. They have been completely advising him on what to do and how to do it and what people want to hear. This is what he had to say, which will give us some insight into more of what's coming.

Speaker 3: 15:51

January 6th, the J-6ers. What to do with the J-6ers? A blanket pardon, of course, that's day one. And not just the J-6ers. I'm talking also about the pro-lifers who are locked up by this administration. I'm talking about the victims of the lawfare of this administration. I'm talking about all of the victims of the January 6th committee and the collaborators on the January 6th committee. Justice will be done for every single one of these folks.

Speaker 3: 16:29

But I was with my friend Rahim Kassam when we were of the war room posse I don't know if we have any war room posse members here in the audience today, okay, one or two, one or two and we were talking about the J-6ers and I said you know something Justice isn't just a pardon.

Speaker 3: 16:49

Justice doesn't set things right, because you must restore the scales. And let me tell you something there are people sitting right now in jail who walked around peacefully in the US Capitol on January 6th. There are people who have been in jail for years, that have never even been charged with a crime, have never been given a chance to go to court, and so my question is how are they going to get their time back? How are they going to get their money back? So what we are going to have to do is we are going to organize a class action, personal lawsuit, against every single member of the Jan six committee against Merrick Garland, against Jack Smith, against Benny Thompson and against Liz Cheney. And I'm going to tell you something right now how are we going to make them whole again? We're going to take the money out of your crooked pockets and we're going to give that to the Jan sixers.

Speaker 1: 17:48

I would listen and believe everything that he just said. There will be a lawsuit, guaranteed, guaranteed, and there should be. I mean, it's absolutely outrageous the things that the Justice Department has done to innocent people and what they have done to not only January Sixers but anybody that opposed their agenda, what they did to Donald Trump. He should actually Donald Trump should sue, and he already has sued, but he should be. I'm telling you he's going to go ham and he needs to go ham. He deserves to go ham. What they have done to him is absolutely insane, insane. Here is an article from CNN about Donald Trump signs a slew of executive actions after being sworn in. Okay, this is not a surprise. He said he was going to do this.

Speaker 1: 18:54

Trump criticized Biden for pardoning family members before leaving office. Of course he did. Of course he did, and Biden also presumptually pardoned Fauci and members of the January 6th committee. President Donald Trump criticized former President Joe Biden for an 11th hour clemency announcement, offering preemptive pardons to members of his family during remarks at the Capital One area Monday. Here's what Trump said Did you know that Biden, while I was making my speech, pardoned his whole family? Trump said the brother of the whole deal was pardoned. Can you imagine that While I was making my speech, pardoned his whole family? Trump said the brother of the whole deal was pardoned. Can you imagine that While I was making my speech? Did everybody hear my speech? Did you like my speech? Thank you. I love the way Donald Trump talks, but moments later he seemed to contradict himself, telling supporters he didn't find out about the pardons until after he finished his remarks. That's not what he said, but anyway, yeah. So why would? Why would um, why would biden have to pardon his family members? I mean, I get the hunter biden thing right. And what is a presumptive pardon? I mean, how could you be pardoned for a crime that you have not even been accused of?

Speaker 1: 20:07

The Senate voted Monday to confirm Marco Rubio as President Donald Trump's Secretary of State, the first high-level cabinet official for a new administration to be approved by the chamber, not a surprise. And then Ron DeSantis issued an executive order, started calling the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America. As President Donald Trump settles into the White House after being sworn in today Florida government, ron DeSantis is now referring to the Gulf of America, mexico, as the Gulf of America in an executive order, a name change Trump previewed earlier this month In an executive order about a severe winter storm set to impact the South, including parts of Florida. Desantis wrote whereas an area of low pressure moving across the gulf of america, interacting with arctic air, will bring widespread, impactful winter weather to north florida beginning tuesday, january 1st 2025. I love that. I, I love this whole thing. The Gulf of America, I love it. Yeah, hell yeah. Why not? I mean, we are the kings of the area. Why are we naming it after frigging Mexico? Rubio calls it a great honor to be confirmed unanimously by the Senate. State Alliance vows to continue action on climate despite Paris withdrawal. That's fine, go ahead.

Speaker 1: 21:27

Trump arrives at White House for the first time as the 47th president. Following his event at Capital One Arena, president Donald Trump has arrived at the White House for the first time since being sworn in as the 47th president earlier today. He is expected to greet his new staff and team. Earlier this evening, trump signed his first trench of executive actions in front of supporters at the arena, which included mandating federal workers return to in-person work, as well as revoking 78 Biden-era policies. Trump withdraws from the US Paris Agreement. We heard that President Donald Trump signed it. I love how they're calling him President Donald Trump now. They weren't doing that for the longest time.

Speaker 1: 22:12

President Donald Trump signed an executive action to withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement, just as he did in his first term. It's among a slew of executive actions he signed in front of thousands of supports at the Capital One Arena. What is the Paris Agreement? It's an international agreement to combat climate change and nearly 200 countries have committed to keep global warming below 2 degrees Celsius and below 1.5 degrees ideally below 1.5 degrees. Each country is responsible for developing its own plan to uphold the commitment. Trump signs executive actions in front of yep, yep, yep. All right, here's what I wanted to see.

Speaker 1: 22:58

President Donald Trump signed a slew of executive actions in front of thousands of supporters at Capital One Arena in Washington DC on Monday. I love that. Capital One Arena was just full to the brim of people. He started with rescinding 78 Biden-era policy actions, according to Trump's new staff secretary, will Scharf. Here's the White House statement that lists the 70 actions that are rescinded under Donald Trump president's, under trump's executive action.

Speaker 1: 23:29

Here's what else trump signed in the arena regulatory freeze. The freeze will prevent bureaucrats from issuing any more regulations until the trump officials take full control of the government bureauc bureaucrats are who are not elected officials should not be an elected official. Should have to be the one to change policies, like you can't. It's insane to me. Hiring freeze there will be a freeze on federal hiring, except the military and a number of other categories, until trump officials are in full control. Full-time return to work Federal workers will be required to return to full-time, in-person work immediately.

Speaker 1: 24:11

Cost of living A directive to every federal agency and department to address the cost of living crisis, which are all from the Paris Agreement. We saw that. We talked about that. The freedom of speech Federal government was directed to restore freedom of speech and preventing government censorship of free speech. The First Amendment already guarantees free speech in the US. It does not. I mean it does, but it didn't under Joe Biden. It didn't even when Trump was president and they were utilizing the. Donald Trump was president, united States and his own government was utilizing their power to get him kicked off of social media, cnn. So I don't know what the hell you're talking about, but you're absolutely out of your mind.

Speaker 1: 25:08

Trump closed through an early legislative win after Senate advances immigration bill. With bipartisan support, the Senate voted Monday to pass GOP-led bill to require the detention of undocumented migrants charged with certain crimes. Advancing the bill to the House. Detention of undocumented migrants charged with certain crimes. Advancing the bill to the house. With bipartisan support the vote was 64 to 35 the house is expected to approve the senate pass a lake and riley act sometime this week. Once it passes the house as expected, the bill can go to the white house to be signed into law, handing an early legislative win to trump and congressional Republicans who chose to bring up the measure of the first bill of the new Congress. The bill requires the Department of Homeland Security to detain undocumented migrants who are in the US unlawfully or without legal status if they have been either charged with, arrested for, convicted of or have admitted to certain crimes or offenses, including theft and burglary. The Senate also adopted amendments to expand the list of criminal offenses covered under the bill to include assault on law enforcement officers and crimes resulting in death or serious bodily injury. The bill was able to advance the final passage in the Senate with support of some Democrats, a shift for the party in the aftermath of Trump's presidential win. As Democrats from competitive states and districts say, the party must do more to address voters' concerns over immigration. It's passed the House and signed by Trump.

Speaker 1: 26:40

Us Immigration and customers for some officials are warning that implementing the law would be impossible with current funding. Oh god, cnn. Oh god, I hate you, but you're gonna go out of business soon. Full implementation would be possible for ice to would be impossible for ice to execute with existing resources. The agency said in a memo to the law enforcement you have local law enforcement. If a local law enforcement official makes contact with an individual and finds out that they're not a United States citizen, they detain them. Then they call ICE. Trump previews executive actions he intends to sign momentarily in front of a crowd of supporters.

Speaker 1: 27:25

President Donald Trump on Monday previewed some of the executive actions he intends to take, some of which he will sign on stage. Yep, yep. Are we going backwards here? Trump removes senior leadership at Justice Department's immigration sources. Senior leadership at the Justice Department's agency overseeing the nation's immigration sources. Senior leadership at the at the justice department's agency overseeing the nation's immigration courts, were removed from service on monday. Stunning officials, according to the source from. How could that stun you? The, the justice department's immigration office, has been a freaking, absolute disaster the past four years. What are you talking about stunning. I'm stunned that nobody here did their damn job, so now I don't have one stunned. The executive office of review oversees the us immigration court system. Immigration judges decide if immigrants can remain in the us or be deported. Monday's move is extraordinary, targeting career public servants who together have served in the agency for decades. Career public services are the problem. Career public servants are the problem. That is the definition of the deep state.

Speaker 1: 28:39

Trump expresses support for families of hostages held in Gaza. I do not see Donald Trump not taking action in the Gaza Strip if they do not release those hostages. And that's exactly how it should be. Joe Biden should have had a US destroyer, an entire battalion of marines um a whole fleet of naval ships ready to freaking lay waste to the gaza strip unless they fork over the hostages. You give us that hostages or we kill every last one of you. You have 10 hours, that's it. That's all it takes.

Speaker 1: 29:24

These people are not frigging brave heroes. They're cowards. They cower Immediate pressure. They're weak. They're weak-minded. They have a weak soul. They're not tough people. They're cowards. So hopefully, donald Trump will get that situation resolved, we'll get the hostages home and we will, without a doubt, get this country back to where it was. It's going to take a little bit of time but hopefully the Senate and the House, they can work together, we can get all of this agenda pushed through and we can get back to normalcy, back to two genders. Donald Trump also signed an executive order today that there are only two genders. We're not playing this game in federal offices. We're not playing this game in any government employment period. It's not going to happen. Thanks for tuning in. This is the Ryan Samuel show. Don't forget to hit that like, share and subscribe button and I will see you next time.

Speaker 2: 30:30

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