Marking a historic political comeback, President Trump outlines bold priorities in trade, immigration, and national security while taking aim at the Biden administration.

Donald Trump took the oath of office on Monday, officially becoming the 47th President of the United States in a ceremony held at the U.S. Capitol.

His vice president, J.D. Vance, was also sworn in, joining Trump in marking a historic political resurgence for the pair.

In his inaugural address, Trump struck an optimistic tone, declaring that “the golden age of America” has begun.

He outlined an ambitious agenda focused on trade, immigration reform, and strengthening national security.

Trump promised swift action, vowing to prioritize American sovereignty and prosperity while reversing key policies of the Biden administration.

“From this day forward, the United States of America will be free, sovereign, and independent,” Trump declared, emphasizing his commitment to a government centered on common sense and justice.

The address included pointed criticism of former President Joe Biden, who was seated nearby alongside former Vice President Kamala Harris.

Trump blamed the previous administration for what he described as years of decline, pledging to restore America’s standing both at home and abroad.

The swearing-in ceremony marks one of the most remarkable political comebacks in U.S. history, with Trump and Vance defeating Harris in a decisive election.

With his second term underway, Trump is expected to quickly enact a wave of executive actions to deliver on his campaign promises and reshape the nation’s direction.