As Rachel Maddow pointed out last night, this is supposed to be "a predictable kind of boring time."

No, the current First Lady will not invite the incoming First Lady for the traditional White House tea. And she and her husband will not share a ride to the Capitol with the new president and his wife. She said we've learned not to expect that from people like the Trumps.

"What we do expect is for the president and First Lady to bug out of the White House early Wednesday morning before the Bidens arrive. We learned today they have been sending out invitations to what they want to be a sendoff party for President Trump at, like, 8 o'clock in the morning at Andrews Air Base on Wednesday," Maddow said.

"So I think the idea is that he would leave the White House really early and chopper or drive over to Andrews, and at Andrews, ultimately get on Air Force One to fly himself to Florida, and he'll be president because this will happen before Biden is sworn in at noon.

"Before they put him on the airplane, the White House has started sending out invitations to people to try to get them to cheer Trump bye-bye at the air base, and it is not clear the effort has been going well. Do you remember the Mooch? Remember Anthony Scaramucci? He's a former Trump friend who served to five minutes as press secretary, and since then has become a scathing critic of President Trump.

"Today he marvels publicly he was sent an invitation to the sendoff at Andrews Air Base, which is hilarious. Are they going to invite Steve Schmidt and Mary Trump and Michael Cohen and Mitt Romney, too? Have you Googled what Scaramucci has been saying about the president?

"He said today, quote, 'Trust me, that had be a mass email if one of them got sent to me.'"

Maddow pointed out the pathetic news that each invitation included a direction to bring five additional guests.

I guess they could have invited some of his Qcumber supporters, but they're probably all busy with lawyers right now.