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As she opened her address, Kelly echoed sentiments similar to those of former White House advisor Stephen Miller, emphasizing the collective relief and excitement that many felt as Trump’s presidency loomed closer. Acknowledging the "long National nightmare," she positioned the inauguration as a turning point—a moment when positive changes were anticipated to cascade across various societal sectors.
Kelly highlighted the immediate effects of Trump's win, noting trends in major corporations and universities abolishing DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) programs. This claim was met with enthusiasm from the crowd, as she mentioned several institutions, positing that the changes signaled a return to traditional values and practices.