Over 100 Executive Orders: Trump intends to sign over 100 executive orders on his first day, covering issues like deportation, school gender policies, and vaccine mandates, bypassing Congress.

Making Hidden Government Files Public: Trump promised to disclose remaining records on the assassinations of JFK, Robert Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr. in the coming days.

‘Make Greenland Great Again Act’: Trump proposed US ownership of Greenland for national security, believing it would benefit its people.

January 6 Pardons: He expressed a willingness to pardon many involved in the January 6 Capitol riot, though some exceptions would apply.

Ending Birthright Citizenship: Trump plans to eliminate birthright citizenship through executive order, despite constitutional challenges.

Cutting School Funding for ‘Inappropriate’ Topics: He vowed to cut federal funding for schools teaching critical race theory or other “inappropriate” content.

Making the US the ‘Crypto Capital’: Trump shifted from calling crypto a “scam” to pledging to make the US a leader in cryptocurrency.

‘Be a Dictator’: Trump joked about being a dictator on Day 1 to close the border and boost drilling, then returning to normal governance.

Ending Green Deals: He plans to terminate the Green New Deal, which he calls a scam, to further fight inflation.

Green Cards for College Graduates: Despite his stance on immigration, Trump supports granting green cards to non-US citizens who graduate from US colleges.

Scrapping Electric Vehicle Mandates: Trump aims to reverse Biden’s EV mandates, albeit acknowledging it might take “maybe two days.”

Firing Special Counsel Jack Smith: Trump has pledged to fire Jack Smith, who indicted him, within seconds of taking office.

In summary, Trump’s inaugural speech and subsequent pledges have stirred both support and skepticism, with Clinton’s reaction to one of his announcements becoming a viral moment reflecting public sentiment.