Der Untersuchende @Untersuchende@qoto.org

“SOMETHING DONT ADD UP! Variety reported Joe Biden only had around 10 million #Inauguration tv views But he got 80 million votes? President Trumps inauguration had over 30 million and Joe only had 10? DOES THIS MAKE ANY SENSE ? Joe Biden is #NotMyPresident https://t.co/5AhI3ImCoN”

Shortly after President Joe Biden was sworn into office Wednesday, Amazon congratulated him on his inauguration and offered their extensive resources to help the new administration in its vaccination effort. 

“Joe Biden Can Go To Hell https://t.co/mesVVwWKUl”

“My statement outside the Old Bailey on the #Assange extradition hearing. https://t.co/QiUhNNf1sv”

“Joe Biden Can Go To Hell https://t.co/mesVVwWKUl”

“BEAUTIFUL RED HAT! I will always be Proud of this hat and I will continue to wear it with Pride! MAGA FOR LIFE KAG FOR LIFE TRUMP FOR LIFE Joe Biden will never hear me call him President! God Bless President Trump #Inauguration2021 #Inauguration https://t.co/TZyePQJPE2”

“The White House youtube got less views for the inauguration than an episode of @Timcast does on any given day.”

Sky News host Rowan Dean says it is a “disgrace” that President Joe Biden blames a turbulent four years in the US on his predecessor when the Democratic machine “set about tearing America apart”. President Biden told a reduced crowd in the National Mall littered with unprecedented military presence that he hopes Americans “lower the temperature” to unite and face the challenges confronting the country. Close to 25,000 national guard soldiers converged on Washington D.C in recent days to secure the nation’s capital ahead of Mr Biden’s inauguration. The heavy military presence comes after rioters stormed the Capitol building on January 6, with many claiming the two events highlight deep divisions within American society. “How dare Joe Biden now complain about the four turbulent years he and his party at best refused to lift a finger to prevent, and at worst, were deliberately fomenting,” Mr Dean said. Former President Donald Trump faced ongoing criticism and dissent throughout his term in office which Mr Dean said was encouraged and acted upon by Democrats and government officials who “set about tearing America apart”. He labelled the constant attacks on the president as the “greatest campaign of disunity” the nation has been subjected to since the Civil War. Mr Dean pointed to a few of the concerted attempts to destabilise the former president throughout his term. “The fake dossiers the Russian collusion hoax, the phony impeachment, the endless sneering and snarling at every aspect of Donald Trump's personality, his wife, his family and his gauche mannerisms,” he said. “Exploiting every tool at their disposal … the Democrat machine has ruthlessly exploited four long years during which the heart and soul of the nation has been shredded and torn asunder.”

“@DanScavino Someone at Twitter didn't like how much President Trump was trending, but I took a screenshot before Twitter took it down. They must be really mad knowing they took his account & he still managed to trend more than everyone & everything combined today.”

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“Are they turning their backs to Biden's motorcade? 🤣 https://t.co/ArlCadUNYQ”

“Thanks for the tweet David! Love this. Thank you President Trump for being the most effective President of my lifetime.”