Trump is sworn in, and the United States may usher in an era of "great change"

It is learned that at noon on January 20th local time, Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States at the Capitol in Washington and delivered his inaugural speech.

He announced an immediate reform of the trade system, establishing an "external tax office" that would protect American workers and families and benefit American citizens by imposing tariffs on foreign countries.

He also pointed out that the inflation crisis was caused by excessive government spending and a sharp rise in energy prices, and promised to lead cabinet members to defeat inflation, quickly reduce the cost of living and prices, while declaring a national energy emergency in the United States.

Trump also promised that the United States would once again become a manufacturing powerhouse, reiterated the need to increase oil and gas production, use its own energy reserves to fill strategic reserves, and export U.S. energy around the world.

In addition, he plans to end the Green New Deal and revoke the electric vehicle mandate to revive the U.S. auto manufacturing industry. He also proposed to retake the Panama Canal, rename the Gulf of Mexico to the American Gulf, and declare a national emergency on the southern border of the United States, immediately stop illegal entry, deport foreign criminals, and restart the "Remain in Mexico" policy.