Outgoing President Donald Trump bid farewell in a video address released on Tuesday, but suggested his Maga movement would go on.

A Z wished the incoming administration luck, declining to acknowledge his successor by name.

This week we inaugurate a new administration, we extend our best wishes, and we also want them to have luck, a very important word.

The defiant 45th president has refused to formally concede to President elect Joe Biden, who won the election.

And despite leaving office, Trump still has an impeachment trial on the horizon to determine whether he incited an insurrection when his supporters attacked the U.

S Capitol after hearing him repeat his false allegations of election fraud.

Tomorrow, President elect Biden and Vice President elect Harris will be sworn in on senators first day back since the riot, the capital.

The Senate's top Republican, Mitch McConnell, who will soon relinquish his role, is the chamber's majority leader, accused President Donald Trump of provoking the deadly assault on Congress heightening speculation over how he and his fellow Republican senators might vote in Trump's second impeachment trial.

The mob was Fed lies.

They were provoked by the president and other powerful people.

The House of Representatives impeached Trump last week, making him the first president in US history to be impeached twice.

But the Senate has yet to schedule a trial.

McConnell last week said he would listen to the arguments presented during the Senate trial before deciding how to vote on the impeachment charge of inciting an insurrection that resulted in the siege of the capital.

President Trump invented the lie that motivated these criminals.

The Senate's top Democrat, Chuck Schumer, who will take over as the majority leader, said If Trump is convicted, the Senate will vote on barring him from running again.

For president, President Trump is a threat to our constitutional order, whether he is in or out of office.

Trump's one term as president ends on Wednesday at noon, when Biden was sworn in with the National Mall closed to the public.

Inauguration day will be starkly different than previous ones, including Trump's, when he celebrated the peaceful transition of power.

But on Wednesday, the outgoing president will become the first to skip the swearing in ceremony in more than 150 years.

The last president to snub his predecessor was Andrew Johnson, who skipped the inauguration of Ulysses S.

Grant in 18 69 almost a year after Johnson became the first US president to be impeached.