U.S. President Ronald Reagan addresses attendees at the inaugural ball at the Washington Hilton Hotel.

The speaker discusses the widespread attendance of the event, both in person and via satellite, highlighting the significance of the occasion. They express heartfelt gratitude to the audience, emphasizing the importance of the day and concluding with closing remarks and thanks.

How did people from across America attend the event?

• By airplane and internet

• By car and television

• By stagecoach and satellite

• By train and radio

What does the speaker mention about moving on?

• They are hesitant to move on

• They acknowledge the need to move on

• They refuse to move on

• They are excited to move on

Who does the speaker express gratitude on behalf of?

• The sponsors

• Nancy and themselves

• The organizers

• The audience

What sentiment does the speaker express about the day?

• It was a challenging day

• It was an ordinary day

• It was a disappointing day

• It was a wonderful day

What additional comment does the speaker make about the day?

• It was a relaxing day

• It was an easy day

• It was a boring day

• It was a difficult day