Trump continues in his inaugural address this Monday.

He says he has been given a mandate to "completely and totally reverse" what he calls "a horrible betrayal" by those in power against the American people adding that he will give people "their faith, their wealth, their democracy and their freedom."

"From this moment on, America's decline is over," he says.

He also talked about the hurricane in North Carolina and the LA fires.

He says the fires affected some of the wealthiest and most powerful, some of whom are sitting here right now.

"They don't have a home any longer. That's interesting," he tells the Capitol Rotunda audience.

He says the US has a health system that doesn't deliver in times of disaster, but says more money is spent on it "than anywhere in the world".

He adds that the country has an education system that "teaches our children to be ashamed of themselves".

"All of this will change, starting today, and it will change very quickly," Trump says.