Mosheh Oinounou
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432 appearances
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1 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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Hi, this is Mo Schwanunu, the Mo from Mo News. If you're familiar with us on Instagram or our podcast, I'm a longtime TV news producer who launched an independent news brand just a few years ago. As you know, Nicole is on maternity leave. So this week, my co-host Jill and I are guest hosting Money Rehab.
Each day, we're going to be sharing the latest episode of Mo News right here on the Money Rehab feed. So you guys get the news you need to know every day this week. Here's today's episode. Hey everybody, it is Tuesday, January 21st, 2025. You're listening to the Mo News Podcast. I'm Moshe Wadunu.
And we read all the news and read between the lines so you don't have to. And cover history on Monday, a huge day in American history with the inauguration of Donald Trump again.
Yeah, making my way back late Monday, but still was in D.C. for this sort of want want inauguration because it wasn't out on the National Mall. It was indoors. Still lots of Trump supporters around town talking to them. Super pumped. Super excited. The line from a number of them, America is back.
They were excited about the weekend, the festivities, a number of inaugural balls last night as sort of the high-priced donors were celebrating in black tie last night. But already, Trump got to business within minutes of the inauguration yesterday.
Jill, we'll tell you about what's behind that, including the renaming of America's tallest mountain.
Yeah, literally announced just minutes to go. His people put it out. Jill, there are a number of Democrats that are very unhappy about the optics of this decision here. By the way, it wasn't just limited to his family. Fauci got a pardon. We'll explain it.
Everybody got it. Jill didn't get a pardon, and Biden didn't pardon himself, but the rest of the family got him.
Jill, a historic moment on this day in 2020 that I'll remind you of, even though we probably don't want to remember.
It was most of us, Jill. As we all mostly did. There were only like 800 people in the rotunda.
No, we've had very contentious elections in years past. But typically in the inaugural, it's about looking forward what they're going to do. Less a campaign style indictment of the previous administration. But this is Trump style, right? He did this in front of Obama in 2017, talking about the American carnage that laid before him from the Obama administration in 2017. Now, eight years later.
Slightly lighter touch here, I guess, from Trump this time, but nonetheless, going after Biden. And, you know, you can see Biden kind of like looking down at the ground and they were indoors. So like much closer than they would have been if they had this kind of typical setup outdoors.
So, again, could Trump have probably just focused on what he was going to do without just like trashing the guy he just beat? No, but such is his way, right? Sort of like, don't let the door hit you on the way out, but I'm going to hit you a couple times with it as we're leaving here. Even though he engaged in these niceties and riding to the Capitol together and they had
tea together, you know, Biden brought back these traditions that exist. Nonetheless, Trump had choice words for Biden in his inaugural address.
So it was notable for those tech CEOs, right? Elon Musk, the Tesla and SpaceX CEO, who spent hundreds of millions of dollars to support Trump and his co-running Doge. Though it looks like he's running Doge on his own now. Vivek Ramaswamy reportedly now done with Doge before it even got started, is headed back to Ohio after some internal issues there.
No, no, he does not appear so based on the reporting here. It looks like in the battle of Elon versus Vivek, Vivek is already out at Doge and will continue to watch all of this. But back to the tech CEOs here. In addition to Musk in that row is Jeff Bezos, the Amazon founder, along with his girlfriend, Lauren Sanchez. They donated to the inaugural fund.
Also, they're Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla. We've noted that Zuckerberg also donated to the inaugural fund.
And has made a point of making some moves in recent weeks to try to engender goodwill with the new administration, including dropping fact checking, putting a couple of Trump buddies on the meta board, doing the interview with Joe Rogan, where he went after Joe Biden, among several things.
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