For this inauguration, Trump hopes for fewer protests and more acceptance

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : Trump was heartened to see Sylvester Stallone, star of the "Rocky" franchise, appear with him during an event at his Mar-a-Lago resort earlier this month, the person close to him said.
67% : Trump will deliver a set speech, of course, but he'll also presumably escort outgoing President Joe Biden to a waiting helicopter after the ceremony.
60% : When he was inaugurated the first time, the nation knew a lot about Trump the man, but little about how he'd govern.
55% : In this year's election -- unlike in 2016 -- Trump won both the popular vote and a comfortable electoral college margin.
51% : His White House press secretary, Sean Spicer, wrote in a memoir that Trump had called him the next morning to tell him about a TV news segment he had seen that compared the two audiences eight years apart.
42% : The celebrities Trump has drawn to his side are mostly 20th century figures who were prominent when he came of age as a Manhattan real estate developer.
41% : While Trump will again use a presidential inaugural committee to raise money, his team has not yet said whether the operation will accept donations from corporations or lobbyists.
40% : Coming off those results, Trump believes there won't be the same sort of stigma attached to his presidency as was the case back then, the person said.
39% : She no longer worked at NASA and, according to her family, had given Trump no such donation.
37% : Trump will take office after a four-year hiatus, making the occasion a rare blend of old and new.
20% : That simple and traditional gesture, rooted in the peaceful transfer of power, takes on added meaning given that Trump skipped Biden's swearing-in after mounting an unsuccessful bid to overturn the result base on false claims that the election was stolen.
20% : Always attuned to ratings, Trump balked at the implication that Obama had drawn the bigger crowd.
11% : A spokesman for Clinton, who lost to Trump in the 2016 race, declined comment.

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