Trump's Second Inauguration Address Focus

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Trump got the last laugh, but the hard part begins after second inaugural address

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The president-elect is scheduled to return to Washington this weekend to kick off the capital city’s quadrennial pomp and circumstance around a new presidential term.

A lot has changed since he delivered his first inaugural address eight years ago .

Expect Trump to focus his address on several main issues: paring inflation, extending his 2017 tax cuts, the southern border and immigration.

That’s not typically his style, Lankford said, “It's a vision-casting speech. It's more of a vision, a who do we need to be as Americans ’ speech.” Oddsmakers at the sports betting news site Action Network predicted the chances of Trump mentioning “unity” on Monday were 66.7 percent .

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