Inside the security precautions around Trump’s 2nd inauguration
Security is a top priority for the second inauguration of Donald Trump, with precautions being taken behind the scenes and adjustments being made after it was announced the ceremony would be moved indoors due to frigid temperatures. NBC’s Ryan Nobles reports for TODAY on the preparations.
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D.C. Police make security preparations for Trump's inauguration
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Security preparations underway for Trump inauguration ceremony
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