Following his father Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th president of the United States, Barron Trump was praised as a “man of class” for his actions.

Chief Justice John Roberts of the Supreme Court swore in the 78-year-old today (January 20) at the Capitol building.

Trump’s wife, Melania, held two bibles beside him as he took the oath, his right hand raised. His mother gave him one, and the other was the Lincoln Bible, which had been used by Abraham Lincoln in 1861 and by a number of other former presidents.

Members of the President’s family had just arrived at the Capitol Rotunda and taken their seats in anticipation of the inauguration. His daughter Ivanka Trump was among those in attendance, along with his sons Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr.

After his father was sworn in, Barron, who was also present, was seen approaching to shake hands with outgoing President Joe Biden and former Vice President Kamala Harris. According to professional lip reader Jeremy Freeman, the 18-year-old greeted the two with warmth.

According to Jeremy, the teenager greeted Mr. Biden with “G’day to you, sir” before saying “Ma’am, good day” to Ms. Harris. The video has gone viral on X, with many people commenting on Barron’s “class” and praising him.

“Barron has been raised right” was the comment made by one user, while “Barron Trump 2044 campaign starts now” was posted by another.

Miss Meg, an X user, wrote: “What a sophisticated, well-bred young man. I am moved as a mother. May God grant him blessings.

Ahead of his second inauguration, President Trump arrived in Washington on Saturday night to celebrate with his family, supporters, and political allies. In honor of his appointment as the 47th president, the president traveled from West Palm, Florida, with his wife Melania Trump and their son Barron aboard a US military C-32 plane. The flight was named Special Air Mission 47.

In his inaugural speech, President Trump declared that “our sovereignty will be reclaimed” under his administration. We’ll be safe again. We will rebalance the justice scales.