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There were few protesters and no crowds or violence Wednesday as Joe Biden was sworn in as the nation's 46th president.

As Joe Biden becomes the 46th president of the United States at Noon, Wednesday, the top priority is a peaceful transfer of power. Between the pandemic and the security threat, it's an inauguration like no other. No crowds are gathering to watch the ceremony – instead 200,000 flags line the National Mall – and no parade or inaugural balls. 

There were few protesters and no crowds or violence Wednesday as Joe Biden was sworn in as the nation's 46th president.

By Cappuchino Jan 20, 2021 After the riots took place on Capitol Hill on January 6, people are not playing with this inauguration. National guards and troops were rolled into basically protect the White House and prepare for any issues that could take place during President-Elect Joe Biden's inauguration. There is definitely tight security in the D.C. area. But according to CBS Philly, at least 12 army National Guard members have been removed from security detail. "We’re out of an abundance of caution taking action and immediately removing them from the line of duty at the Capitol and the ...