ed note–as a follow up to the most recent TUT Broadcast, where we posited the ‘what if’ question concerning the 25,000 troops POTUS DJT has ordered be sent to DC prior to the Inauguration and whether or not they are in fact his own private army, a Praetorian Guard of sorts, and whether in fact they are not ‘National Guard’ Troops, but rather members of his newly-created ‘US Space Force’, not tasked with fighting space aliens, but rather, who have been selectively picked from all branches of the US Military for their loyalty and who are to be utilized in a massive military/police operation in arresting possibly hundreds of members of Congress and of the Deep State.
And to that end, we learn now that in fact, POTUS DJT will, on the morning of the Inauguration, travel to Andrews Air Force Base for an ‘unprecedented military ceremony’.
It is of not only great interest, but indeed, VITAL importance/significance to note that the only President in US history who skipped his successor’s Inauguration was–
Drum roll please–
Andrew Johnson, the first US President to be impeached.
It is also interesting to note that this newly created ‘US Space Force’ is a branch of–
drum roll please–
The same US Air Force that maintains/manages Andrews Air Force Base that–not so coincidentally–is also home to the President’s Air Force One–a flying command center for military operations during a period of national emergency.
The Hill
President Trump is expected to depart Washington, D.C., next Wednesday morning, before Joe Biden is inaugurated as the new president, an administration official confirmed Friday.
Trump has said he will not be in attendance to see his successor sworn in, but aides had previously expected the president to leave the White House a day early for Florida.
Instead, Trump will leave the morning of the inauguration. He is expected to stop at Joint Base Andrews for a military ceremony, an official said. The plans were first reported by Reuters.
Leaving before Biden is sworn in will allow Trump to depart on Air Force One since he will still technically be the president. Had Trump waited until after the inauguration, he would have had to request permission from Biden to use the presidential plane.
The president has forgone the usual victory lap that many presidents have taken on their way out of office to boast of their accomplishments. Trump made brief remarks earlier this week at the southern border to highlight his agenda cracking down on immigration.
But he has otherwise mostly been out of sight since Jan. 6, when he delivered a speech to supporters near the White House urging them to fight the certification of electoral votes affirming Biden as the winner of the 2020 election.
In Trump’s absence, Vice President Pence is expected to attend Biden’s inauguration.
“It’s a good thing, him not showing up,” Biden said last week of Trump’s plans to skip the ceremony, a break with more than a century of tradition.
“He has exceeded even my worst notions about him,” Biden said. “He has been an embarrassment to the country, embarrassed us around the world. Not worthy, not worthy to hold that office.”