A heavenly threat looms over Donald Trump’s oath! The entire program will be held in a closed place, special connection with Ronald Reagan

Last Updated:January 17, 2025, 11:27 pm IST

Donald Trump Inauguration: Donald Trump’s swearing-in ceremony is being shifted indoors and if this happens, Trump will be the second American President to be sworn in indoors. This has happened before with Ronald Reagan.

Donald Trump will take oath as the President of America on January 20. (AP)

Washington. Donald Trump is going to take oath as the President of America on January 20, but before that a big crisis has emerged. In fact, it is getting so dangerously cold in America that Donald Trump’s swearing-in ceremony on Monday is being held indoors. CNN gave this information quoting sources on Friday.

The network’s reporters told CNN that Trump will be sworn in inside the US Capitol Rotunda. A reporter said the inaugural parade could take place inside Washington’s Capital One Sports Arena. According to CNN, this step has been taken keeping in mind health and the possibilities of hypothermia.

The last time the swearing-in ceremony was held indoors was for the second term of former Republican President Ronald Reagan. Donald Trump also said on Truth Social that he has ordered the inauguration to be moved inside the US Capitol Rotunda. He said, “We will open Capital One Arena on Monday to watch this historic event live and host the Presidential Parade. “I will join the crowd at Capital One after my swearing-in.”

Trump said in his post that all other events will remain the same, including the victory rally scheduled for 3 pm on Sunday at Capital One Arena. At the same time, the person, on the condition of anonymity, said that the organizers are discussing organizing the swearing-in ceremony in a closed place due to adverse weather and icy winds.

He said that every time during the swearing-in ceremony, the Rotunda is kept ready as an alternative in case of adverse weather conditions. He said that the Joint Committee of Parliament will take the final decision for the swearing-in ceremony after discussing with Trump.