Trump Pledges Executive Orders

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Trump expected to sign more than 50 executive orders on first day in office

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The president-elect is expected to sign more than 50 executive orders after his swearing in.

He is also expected to declare a state of emergency at the southern border, as he did during his first term.

Maya Wiley and MSNBC analyst Basil Schmeichel join us to discuss the executive orders.

They say they're in for a wake up call for Congress .

CNN Opinion Project 2025 is about weaponizing government, not just dismantling bureaucracy, it's replacing people with loyalists.

The raucous applause suggests to me that people feel that they're deputized to be able to go out and do the work that Donald Trump and his paid supporters are going to do.

President Trump came out an hour after all this started breaking.

He's using the country to brand himself. When has that? When have we done that? And what's and so to the to that point, I don't know if there's anyone willing to stand up to.

I hope that it's the Senate , but only because only because they're supposed to be.

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