President-elect Trump made a symbolic appearance at the New York Stock Exchange, reminiscent of past presidential traditions, and was joined by his family. He was also named Time Magazine's Person of the Year, succeeding Taylor Swift. In an interview with Time, Trump acknowledged the challenge of reducing grocery prices, a key campaign promise, and discussed his broader economic strategy, including tariffs and incentivizing American businesses to produce domestically. Additionally, Trump addressed his controversial immigration plans, including mass deportations and potential use of military assistance, despite legal restrictions. He emphasized maximizing legal avenues to implement his policies, while also considering family unity and temporary detention solutions. Furthermore, Trump extended an informal invitation to Chinese President Xi Jinping for his inauguration, highlighting his desire to foster international relationships. The inauguration is expected to attract numerous world leaders and dignitaries, reflecting Trump's established global presence.