As Tuesday marks the first day of Barack Obama's second term, this evening "Piers Morgan Tonight" welcomed a live audience, and a full collection of guests, all charged with evaluating the job the president has done thus far during his tenure in Washington, while also laying out expectations, predictions and inspirations for his final four years in the Oval Office.

Joining the program as part of his first official day on CNN, Jake Tapper shared a bit of insight from the nation's capitol, offering a glimpse at what the commander-in-chief will look to accomplish over the course of the next 100 days:

"Obviously he's talked a lot about trying to combat gun violence, and we'll see efforts legislatively right off the bat on that," said the anchor and Washington correspondent. "I also would expect, of course, some of the budgetary issues, of course, will be forced upon him because of the forced spending cuts, the so-called sequester being pushed back."

In terms of both parties working together, to actually pass legislation, Tapper told Piers Morgan that things could get complicated: FULL POST