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Inauguration 2009

Swearing-In the 44th President

Swearing-In the 44th President

Today

At noon today, Pres.-Elect Barack Obama is sworn in as the 44th President of the United States. Starting at 6am (ET), watch C-SPAN for events leading up to the Inauguration ceremony. The Obama family begins the day with a church service before meeting Pres. Bush at the White House.
watch Coverage Begins at 6am (ET) on C-SPAN
visit Presidential Inaugural Committee

In Washington

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Inaugural Sights & Sounds

Inaugural Sights & Sounds

Today

Watch Inaugural festivities from the U.S. Capitol -- unfiltered with no commentary -- on C-SPAN2 (10am). For international coverage, follow the events from a Canadian Broadcasting Corp. simulcast on C-SPAN3 (11am). And later today, watch a "Welcome Home" ceremony for Pres. Bush in Midland, TX.
C-SPAN's Inauguration Hub

C-SPAN's Inauguration Hub

Today

Visit C-SPAN's Inauguration Hub, a one-stop shop for LIVE video of the Inauguration. Access our online control room to watch all the events taking place on Inauguration day, including the Inaugural Ceremony at the Capitol, the Presidential Procession, the Inaugural Parade and Inaugural Balls; as well as updated information on event schedules.
watch C-SPAN2 : 10am (ET)    watch C-SPAN3 : 11am (ET)    watch Pres. Bush's Welcome Home Ceremony

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