In Washington Donald Trump anticipation of the ceremony swearing

Donald Trump arrived today by military aircraft to Washington, where he will tomorrow swear 45th US president, reported the French photojournalist Agency.

The elected president was spotted yesterday in Washington under obligations had on the inauguration ceremony, but left to sleep in New York. As dictated by tradition, the tycoon will sleep tonight in Washington, the official residence Blair House. It will be installed in the White House after his inauguration, Friday noon.

Wearing a dark suit and blue tie the next president of America disembarked from the aircraft along with his wife Inks, which wore sunglasses and a dark coat. With them was their son Barron.

The aircraft landed at the Andrews military base stationed where the presidential aircraft Air Force One that Donald Trump will use for travel after his inauguration.

Billionaire immediately went to Washington hotel that bears his name; the Trump International Hotel, and launched himself during his campaign; to lunch with the heads of the Republicans in Congress.

Donald Trump also expected to participate in the next US vice president Mike Pens in a ceremony at the military cemetery of Arlington, on the outskirts of Washington.

Then will deliver a speech on the sidelines of the concert and fireworks show designed in view of the ceremony swearing near the Lincoln Memorial, with the participation of many singers kountry music.

"Very personal" speech Trump swearing in ceremony

Donald Trump will deliver tomorrow, the day he swears president, a "very personal" speech is interspersed by "philosophical" thoughts, he said spokesperson today.

"It is a very personal and honest presentation of his vision for the country," said Sean Spaiser.

"I will explain what it means to be American, the challenges we face," he continued, citing, inter alia those of infrastructure and education.

"It is not (the presentation) a detailed plan, but for a documentary philosophical ideas, his vision for the country's future, the role of government and the role of citizens," added the official.

Keeping a long tradition, Donald Trump will deliver a speech as part of the inauguration of the west facade of the Capitol after the oath on the Bible.