Lip reader's hidden inauguration moments - from Donald Trump 'order' to Barron 'gesture'

Donald Trump has been inaugurated as the 47th president of the United States, marking the start of his second term in the White House.

The swearing-in ceremony for President Trump was relocated indoors to the Capitol Rotunda a first in four decades and the traditional inaugural parade was substituted with an event at an arena.

At the Capitol, Vice President JD Vance was the first to be sworn in, taking the oath read by Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh on a bible gifted to him by his great-grandmother.

President Trump took his oath moments after noon, using both a family bible and the one used by President Abraham Lincoln at his 1861 inauguration, with Chief Justice John Roberts administering his oath.

After attending a series of balls until the early hours, the 78-year-old then returned to the White House. It was a hectic day for the new president and there are several hidden details from the significant day you might have overlooked, reports the Irish Star.

Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff's chat

Before the inauguration, President Trump and his wife, Melania, were greeted at the North Portico of the executive mansion by outgoing president Mr Biden and first lady Jill Biden for the customary tea and coffee reception.

Former vice president Kamala Harris, who lost the presidential race to Donald Trump, was seen with her husband Doug Emhoff welcoming JD Vance and his wife Usha Vance.

The quartet stood together for a photo opportunity before entering the building. Expert lip reader Jeremy Freeman said, before welcoming the couple, Kamala and Doug discussed the freezing temperatures.

Kamala reportedly started the conversation by telling her husband she was "sorry he didn't get the email" before Doug replied "don't worry". Kamala replied "really" with Doug responding "yeah" with Kamala then asking him "was it true" as Doug nodded and said "it's positive.

The 60-year-old then commented on the weather, telling her husband that "it's so cold".

Kamala Harris' cryptic five-word comment to Joe Biden.

Later, former president Joe Biden and Kamala were spotted in deep discussion before they took their seats in the Capitol building in Washington for Trump's inauguration.

Jeremy suggested that Kamala subtly criticised President Trump in her final chat with Biden before they handed over power.

The expert lip reader alleges that the 82-year-old offered Kamala a three-word message of encouragement before the inauguration ceremony began. According to Jeremy, Biden asked Harris: "You okay? You deserve everything", as they walked together.

Kamala then replied: "I know that."

She then seemed to make a veiled critique of the incoming president by saying: "He needs to stop that." This conversation was their last before their tenure in office officially ended.

Donald Trump's concerns for Joe Biden's health.

In Washington's Capitol Building, President Trump and President Biden were spotted engaging in conversation, with Mr. Freeman noting the older statesman's concern for Biden's health.

As they entered the building before the inauguration ceremony started, it is said that President Trump expressed his worries about the health of his predecessor.

Jeremy disclosed that as they stepped into the Capitol, a fatigued Biden admitted: "I feel, rough. It was a late one last night."

Trump, showing concern, replied: "I know, you look rough."

Donald Trump's brutal two-word order to Joe Biden

Joe Biden welcomed Donald Trump to the White House for a pre-inaugural tea, restoring traditions around the peaceful transfer of power in America.

However, Jeremy claims that President Trump told Biden to "shut up" shortly after the 82-year-old greeted Melania and Trump with a cordial: "Welcome home" message.

The billionaire was seen greeting Biden and his wife Jill, supposedly saying: "How are you? It's so cold, I need to do my coat up, I'm freezing."

Biden agreed, admitting he was "freezing too". In response, Trump humorously reported "shut up Biden", admitting that it was "colder than when we ski".

Biden agreed with Trump saying: "I know, it's hell," before announcing his intention to go inside. Trump echoed Biden's sentiment, saying "yeah, me too" and the group of four then proceeded to go inside the White House.

"I know, it's hell," before declaring his plan to enter the White House. Trump mirrored Biden's sentiment, responding with "yeah, me too" and the quartet then proceeded to enter the presidential residence.

Barron Trump reveals his true character.

Donald Trump's offspring Barron was lauded as a "man of class" for his courteous gesture just after his father was inaugurated as the 47th president of the United States.

Immediately following President Trump taking the oath with his right hand raised, Barron was seen approaching Joe Biden and Kamala Harris to extend a handshake.

An expert lip reader asserted that the 18 year old extended a warm welcome to the duo. Jeremy claimed that the young man addressed Mr Biden with: "G'day to you, sir", and greeted Ms Harris with: "Ma'am, good day."

Barron received commendation in the video clip, which was widely circulated on X, with numerous comments praising his "class". One user remarked: "Barron has been raised right," while another suggested that "Barron Trump 2044 campaign starts now".

JD Vance's succinct message to Donald Trump.

President Trump and vice president JD Vance were seen exchanging congratulations shortly after their swearing-in ceremony. With his left hand on the bible, held by his wife Usha, he pledged to uphold and defend the constitution of the US.

Shortly thereafter, President Trump was sworn in by Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts. Trump took the oath with his right hand raised, while his wife Melania held two bibles beside him.

One Bible was a treasured gift from his mother; the other, steeped in historical significance, was the Lincoln Bibleused by former leaders, including Abraham Lincoln himself in 1861.

Following the oath-taking ceremony, expert lip reader Mr Freeman disclosed some tender exchanges between the President and the First Lady: Trump whispered "Congratulations, darling," to which Melania responded with a heartfelt "Thank you".

Up-and-coming political figure JD Vance then congratulated President Trump, expressing his enthusiasm for their shared vision: "Well done, absolutely. Let's do it."