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Go into the year. >> there have been comparisonwise the crowd we saw yesterday and the protests crowds we're looking at today. we're looking at a live picture from chicago. let's talk about the inauguration. what went through your mind as you listened to now president trump? there were a lot of split screens capturing the reaction of so many people there, including the obamas. what was your take away? >> i was shocked by his speech. because it doesn't seem to be that he is leaving the campaign trail. i thought he said nothing new. i thought he pretty much just reiterated a stump speech. it was...

Movement. what do you think seeing these two side by side split screens, not the mention the split screens with barack obama and how fast he'll be tweeting. >> he has a method of ignoring all realities around him. but these numbers what we're seeing today are important to history, joy. it is official now. this is the biggest inaugural protest in history. the one in 1972 was estimated to be 100,000 people. this crowd is at least double that and could be getting bigger than that. and so this is it now. from 1972 to here, was basically no real significant inaugural protests. 1972 was the biggest....

Vetting process of these nominees. >> reporter: we may need split screens for some of these confirmation hearings to listen in as they're happening. that's part of what chuck shumer is -- shuker is talking about, they need to process how they want to try to elicit information from nominees. some won't be controversial at all but for those who present conflicts or financial interests or differing views from the president-elect, that's where it could be meaty and substantive. over time, we do see that it is not uncommon for a nominee who's put forth for a cabinet position to somehow have to remo...

That he can influence opinion by reaching directly to them. so, grace notes. a professional demeanor meeting with the president of the united states. but then work in his crowd and say, look, when you turn on television and you see split screens with my advisors talking about the tranition asition and the media monitoring protests in the street, he wants to blame the media. blame the schism of two americas. i don't think that is going to stop. he continues to do it and has done it to a great effect. a divisiveness that works for him and also inconsistent with him trying to work the political c...

Then donald trump raised it during the debate. secretary clinton pivoted quickly to a quote from michelle obama. listen to what she had to say. >> when i hear something like that, i'm reminded of what my friend michelle obama advised us all. when they go low, you go high. >> hallie, how about the reaction this morning to trump's body language? many said it was sort of menacing, looming over her. >> well, he was over her shoulder. when you look at these split screens, the shots, it was donald trump standing sort of directly behind hillary clinton, and you can see the pictures from the different...