Hello, and welcome to the Curator on Monaco Radio with me, Fernando Gustobacheco.
Over the next 60 minutes, we'll be bringing some of the very best interviews and reports from the past week of coverage here on our station.
This week we report from Davos.
I think yesterday the main topic, and I fear it will stay that way, was Donald Trump's inauguration.
And not only his inauguration, his this whole politics he made clear once more, very clear.
And it stands in many, many ways very unfitting to what Davos should be about.
It's just the other way around.
Plus, President Trump is sworn in.
There was very much a celebratory atmosphere among Trump supporters who had descended on Washington, D.C.
from all corners of the United States.
And I spoke to many from abroad as well, Irishmen, British, various people who had also descended on D.C.
so no, really a celebr liberatory mood, I have to say.
All that and much more in the next hour here on the Curator with me, Fernando Augusta Pasceco.
And we start the show with the biggest news of the week, Trump's inauguration.
Monaco's senior news editor Chris Charmack was in Washington, D.C.
reporting for us.
Andrew, as you can imagine, like many people, given that the festivities were moved indoors, I was with the various Trump supporters who had descended upon Washington, D.C.
creating in itself quite an extraordinary scene for a otherwise liberal city looking for places to watch from for all of the festivities.
I ended up in something of an institution in Washington, D.C.
called Carmines.