pompeo, secretary pompeo, go ahead. >> that was one of the great concerns we saw when i was director of the cia. it was obvious that china had an extensive intelligence network at play, and that through their technology, they were deliberately planning methods of gathering intelligence, they were using that for intelligence. they are very aggressive within the united states now, on disinformation. we know that putin used a disinformation campaign as well. china is doing exactly the same thing, using artificial intelligence, very effectively to spread disinformation and misinformation in this country, so that, i think, remains a significant concern, that at a time when they talk about dialogue, and at a time where they talk about trying to improve relations, we cannot underestimate their efforts to, basically, undermine our democracy. >> two quick thoughts, but i agree with secretary panetta. we should never forget the information space on social media, and how the chinese communist party has communist directed entities on every one of our children's cell phones, designed for young pe

pompeo. mr. panetta we look forward to your comments. >> thanks for inviting me to testify on the increasing threat posed by the people's republic of china and its ongoing efforts to undermine the united states and allied interests around the world. and thank you for having me join with my good friend mike pompeo, who we worked together when he was in my job as director of the cia and continued to be in touch during the time he was secretary of state. mike and i are good friends and i'm glad that we are here to be able to present our views. i also want to thank this committee, the fact that you are a bipartisan committee working on this issue is incredibly important to our foreign policy and i want to commend you for the work that you've done and particularly the report you issued on economic competition. look, we live in a dangerous world in which tyrants and autocrats and terrorists are challenging and attacking democracies. and so they're threatening our values. they're threatening our interes

pompeo. we worked together when he was in my job as director of the cia and continues to be in touch to the time he was secretary of state. mike and i are good friends and i am glad that we are here to be able to present our views. i also want to think this committee and the fact that youe are a bipartisan committee working on this issue is incredibly important to foreign policy. i want to commend you for the work that you have done and in particular your work on --. we live in a dangerous world ins which tyrants and autocrats and terrorists are challenging and attacking democracies. they are threatening our values. our interests in our national security. vladimir putin brutally invaded ukraine and it was for no other reason than he did not believe that the people of ukraine had the right to decide how to govern themselves. ukraine is not just fighting to protect democracy but to protect the concept of democracy in the 21st century. when hamas attacked and brutally killed innocent men, women,

secretary pompeo.all the time you could say. >> it's a sunny day there is a lot of daylight there big gap martha. most of currently kirby knows better. you're either on the side of hamas or at the of the israelis i was think about this in terms of how their actors will respond to the spirit when hamas entered they were throw. chinese were happy to hear the russians are happy iranians at the get so telling is really risky for every american when using the units is an longtime strategic friend in the middle east. >> martha: you look at the pressure in the white house when it comes to this easy protesters everywhere they go and increase in the concerned about what will happen in chicago at their convention this summer. purse district -- protesters in favour of this cease-fire and want the administration to really call clearly for this. come all the harris this week on their shows this it would be an essay to go without a military operation. >> are you ruling out -- >> i'm really nothing. >> militarily, si

. >> bret: guy, radio show you had former secretary of state, former cia director mike pompeo.ke a listen to this little segment from your show. >> who is donald trump going to select as his running mate for this upcoming election in november? let's just say that phone call came in for you to get vetted or at least gain that type of question. would you be open to it. >> if i got a chance to serve and the president wanted me to serve and i thought i could make a difference, i'm almost certain that i would say yes to a request like that if i thought i could literally help the president be successful in whatever role that might be. i would be pretty inclined to go and try to be part of the team. >> bret: it was an interesting answer. i don't think i have heard him answer something like that. guy? >> he also got into substance on policy and all of that elsewhere in the interview i asked him that political question at the very end, it's getting some attention. if you think about pompeo and his resume, secretary of state, cia director, west point guy, is he a very solid, stable, sort

pompeo said: the arctic region has become an arena for power projection and competition.that the united states plans to pursue in the arctic, and as has already rightly been said colleagues, norway really is, well , a key link in the implementation of this policy , it turns out that when pompeo made a statement, he actually gave the start, and that means everyone else can, look, nato generals are already openly saying that yes, the arctic is a battle ground action that awaits everyone. although nato remains a defensive alliance with ambitions only to prevent conflicts and keep tensions low in the high north, the current security situation requires a stronger response from alliance. we must prepare for the russian threat that may come from the far north. well, of course, we can’t go anywhere without the russian threat. listen, there’s still a moment, right before the new year, america began quietly. hegemony, transport logistics combined with the possibility of hydrocarbon production on the shelf is the future resource base. development of any state in the next 100 years,

we talked about this that has been on pompeo's back four years according to the fbi the suspected memberecurity has been recruiting for operations in the united states including lethal targeting of current former u.s. government officials as revenge for the irgc qasem soleimani staff, your reaction to this, that's why pompeo walks around with security all the time he has it on his back for my man. >> is entitled for security for x number of years postimmunization but with the recent intelligence that security is likely been increased and counterintelligence services they foiled a plot years ago to kill the saudi ambassador and a restaurant cafÉ milano in washington, d.c. and they foiled the plot to assassinate john pulled for the same reason that there targeting pompeo dealing with the assassination of a qasem soleimani and they're all over this and that's very good counterintelligence taking place and releasing it to the public i agree the public with their awareness they can help catch this guy who is out there trying to put a team together to do it, good work by the agency and were no

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joining us mike pompeo former secretary of state under donald trump. fox u news contributor, there was business going on. unders trump administration. particularly when china of the buying products from farmers in the mid west, but this is different, china is doing worse than it was, in an economic down sti spin, what do you think of the ceos going over there, look like they are trying to bail china out. >> thank you for having me on. for last 50 years american policy was to encourage same business people to go over to china and do business. but sadly xi jinping changed nature of the chinese regime. until the leaders middle managers and ceo who worked for companies that do business in china, you are next. when xi jinping tells you this is a win-win trans ctransaction he has stolen more intellectual property than any other human being by dollar value and destroyed more american businesses by un undermining them, out come meeting them -- outcome pout. >> david: sounds like new york city. that is another story. a lot of businesses are wondering whether th

this is a complete change from when you were in government working good for secretary of state mike pompeo do you see as the most appropriate response for all of this aggression from iran? >> i mentioned a couple actions that should be immediately taken. we should be reimposing maximum pressure campaign. putting financial pressure on tehran so they can't afford to send troops and weapons to places like lebanon and the west bank, syria and iran, that should be done immediately, we have to unleash us energy because that cuts off a revenue source but we have to step up our efforts to interdict weapons they are sending through other channels to the fight but ultimately we can't see this as an iran problem. i see this all the time, you have to see the world as it is and what we are facing is an axis of iran, china, russia and north korea. you have to step back and say we have to treat iran like an enemy but china is also an enemy and we' ve got computers policy their too and we need to say that clearly and treat them as such. secondary sanctions would be a good step, pressure on iran's nuclear

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fox news contributor and former secretary of state mike pompeo joins us now. good morning, mr.ng. >> joey: the u.s. abstained from a vote condemning israel or at least pushing for israel to do a cease-fire in the u.n. abstention just means you are not taking a position on it basically. really it sends shock waves around the world. explain to us why this one vote matters so much. >> so, it matters because the united states historically, for decades, has never put israel in a position to lose votes at the u.n. security council on things that truly mattered. we have done it once before. president obama did it in december before he left office it. messaged the whole world. this particular resolution called for a cease-fire without even releasing the hostages it. made zero demands on hamas and put enormous burden on israel to stop its offensive to secure its own country. and you see it. it doesn't surprise me at all. i said the other day not only will hamas will happy with the abstention. the iranian terrorist also be happy. the folks who underyet the people who committed the barbar

i had mike pompeo on to talk about that. you might be surprised at his answer, or may not.look. >> it's flattering that my name comes up. i had a chance to serve for four years and didn't completely blow it, so some people say, hey, it might be possible he'd get another swing. you know, i don't often comment on jobs i've not been offered but, neil, you've known me that if i get a chance to serve and think that i can make a difference, i'm almost certainly going to say yes to that opportunity to try and deliver on behalf of the american people. neil: what do you they of -- think of of that, noel? >> i think he gave you an honest answer. i think if trump asked him to serve as vp and run with him, i think he just told you that 100% he's in. and actually, i think a lot of people given the opportunity to be the vp considering that, you know, trump's not going to run again and and basically the job would be theirs to run for 2028, so is i think that he's in for the job if he's asked. neil: all right. we'll watch closely. guys, thank you for coming in on a saturday, nasty weather

next i respectfully disagree his secretary pompeo.untries in the world and the security council that have been calling for a cease-fire and the immediate release of all hostages we have been the only country in the past i was vetoing it was hurting our ability to build the multilateral coalitions we need to stand up to putin to stand up to sheeting being because we were isolating ourselves from alleys we need. it is a philosophical difference but pompeo believes american gay and go it alone president biden believes in building alliances to stand up to putin and xi jinping. >> my understanding on the latest resolution it was calling for immediate cease-fire but not conditioned on getting the hostages out immediately. i know this or ongoing conversations with think they are continuing in cairo over the next few days too. you mention the economy got pulling on that as well. new data showing the people are asked are you better off financially than you were four years ago a majority, 52% say they are worse off 26% say about the same only o

i came back from -- i wanted a statement under my name president trump, pompeo declared a genocide,the for surveillance purposes to surveil uyghurs over minorities, throughout china you have two big problems here one is involvement massive human rights abuses technology, two, involved in helping modernize pla no sense to have that technology nor consumer use in united states i say good for elise stefanik for calling out former attorney general on this, you know elise has been prolific on these issues i think time for people to be named and shamed s, pla, if we get into god forbid if if we were in a military incursion over taiwan would be with pla, why former obama cabinet firnldz in effect lobbying to help military killing u.s. men and women service mens' is ununconscionable to me i am grateful for calling out individuals. >> chinese drone company could have that surveillance on military sl we should all be concerned to earlier point what are we doing about things like this as opposed to just tiktok. and so, we should be very concerned i think totally legitimate to ask people why they

that was the that was the policy of mike pompeo and donald trump when pompeo and donald trump when pompeoetary of state. and they actually recommended that to biden and he ignored their recommendation, pulled everybody out, looked at the disaster that happened. so his numbers went down because of afghanistan, but they haven't recovered. it's been recovered. so he's it's been a complete failure of an administration, vince. >> looking likely that >> it's looking likely that later this year we're going to have trump in charge of america and running and possibly starmer running running the uk as a prime minister. is that going to be a good relationship, do you think, well, i think starmer, a well, i think starmer, i'm not a member of the labour party, but i seems be i think it seems to be a professional , low key kind of professional, low key kind of quy- professional, low key kind of guy. not very exciting, but businesslike and will try to make the relationship work. and they may make it very difficult. i mean, if you remember, you know, trump, he dated theresa may. i mean, she was, you know

think, will not have problems with any kind of employment, literally her husband kyivstar, well, mike pompeoes, like joe biden, trump is already quite easily winning all these democratic primaries, yes, well, they are both like that, yes, maybe. not young for a long time, yeah, there will be some individual interesting, interesting moments, well, for example , political analysts in the usa are waiting, yes, what result will biden get ? among the republicans, where nicky haley will get roughly 20-25%. and she, interestingly, has no more events planned after super tuesday, that is, most likely tomorrow she will announce that i tried to save american democracy, not it worked out, but trump, trump will soon - in her opinion, destroy it, and so, accordingly , we will be waiting for this wonderful clash of age candidates, yes, joe biden, donald trump, a repeat of that year, well, in principle, what we were talking about, yes i don’t expect any kind of replacement there, either. well, let's see, of course, it would be a really interesting precedent, and accordingly, if again we look at the current

mike: for more on this, i'm joinedded by former secretary of state and fox news contributor mike pompeo. secretary, welcome. >> mike, great to be with you this afternoon. mike: so in addition to the military conflict in gaza, you've also got this political back and forth between senate majority leader chuck schumer and prime minister benjamin netanyahu. let's plait, and i'll get you to react to it -- play it, and i'll get you to react to it. >> i believe a new election the only way to allow for a healthy and open decision making process about the future of israel. >> it's inappropriate, shouldn't have been said. it's wrong. as far as my considerations, they're not for my personal survival, they are for the survival of the jewish sate. state. mike: is this the time for american political leaders to be pushing for political change in israel, sir? >> mike, it's pretty remarkabling to hear the senate majority leader call for regime change in a democracy, right? what he's essentially asking for is an american demand that they hold an election where he thinks the outcome will be somehow diffe

senator tom cotton, joni ernst, secretary of state mike pompeo and senator j.d. vance.onderfully well with kamala harris on everything. >> bret: 25 each. >> breaking up in fours different way math $50 on marco rubio. $20 on governor kristi noem. $20 on elise stefanik from new york stock exchange and former secretary of state $10 for mike pompeo. >> bret: wound it out. >> big bet on elise stefanik. i bet she is the leader of the pack. i will put $20 on nikki haley to help consolidate the non-maga vote and 15 on kristi noem, 15 on joni ernst and $5 on tim scott and vivek to round out the field. >> charles used to have wine, women and song. [laughter] extra $10. but i get it. you guys are playing by the rules. thank you very much. >> thanks, bret. ♪ ♪ >> bret: all right, it's time for "tuesday xtras." first up tracy williams asks just over seven months until the presidential election how significant is the polling? a great question. a lot of overwrought about polls. right now it's just a snapshot. really look at the polls after september and that's where it starts to get i

pompeo was number one i think. >> pompeo was number one. i was not number one. was solidly in the middle. i focused on sports. larry: remember when w went to yale, congratulations to all you c students. there is path for you yet. we've been talking about trump, trump social and this successful stock offering. does trump at the head of the ticket help you in pennsylvania? >> i think it does, i think it does. there are 67 counties in pennsylvania, 55 of them are red but the key in those counties is getting out the vote. president trump has showed that he has a great ability to get-out-the-vote among republican voters, really motivate people that hadn't voted otherwise. i think i can help him, frankly. i think i can appeal to some of the independents, some of the conservative democrats around philadelphia and around pittsburgh, pittsburgh where i live and so i think it is symbiotic. i hope we'll both help each other. larry: you know, a new "harris poll" out today, it is good polling, they're saying that immigration, the border, the open border has become the number

and like secretary pompeo said, no one goes in or out of china without the ccp if knowing this.ver to the cartel, and the cartel brings them on in to places like kansas. they're not just working massage parlors, an education emotion of what they call weed farms, marijuana farms where the chinese are intimately involved with those and exploiting this labor for labor trafficking. maria: this is just stunning, unbelievable. now, the women that they are able to get over the border, are they now being forced to work at these massage parlors as prostitutes? is that what you're suggesting? >> yeah, exactly. it's interesting, as these snakeheads bring them across into colombia, actually, they sneak them across the dare january straight, and by the time they get to panama, women as well as men are exhausted, they're willing to sell their soul to finish this journey. and that's when the snakeheads say we'll get you the rest of the withdraw, but this is what you have to do -- the rest of the way. not only have they been raped and pillages the entire trip so far, they're being told you have

and like secretary pompeo said, no one goes in or out of china without the ccp if knowing this.ings them on in to places like kansas. they're not just working massage parlors, an education emotion of what they call weed farms, marijuana farms where the chinese are intimately involved with those and exploiting this labor for labor trafficking. maria: this is just stunning, unbelievable. now, the women that they are able to get over the border, are they now being forced to work at these massage parlors as prostitutes? is that what you're suggesting? >> yeah, exactly. it's interesting, as these snakeheads bring them across into colombia, actually, they sneak them across the dare january straight, and by the time they get to panama, women as well as men are exhausted, they're willing to sell their soul to finish this journey. and that's when the snakeheads say we'll get you the rest of the withdraw, but this is what you have to do -- the rest of the way. not only have they been raped and pillages the entire trip so far, they're being told you have to sell yourself into bondage, into

and like secretary pompeo said, no one goes in or out of china without the ccp if knowing this. brings them on in to places like kansas. they're not just working massage parlors, an education emotion of what they call weed farms, marijuana farms where the chinese are intimately involved with those and exploiting this labor for labor trafficking. maria: this is just stunning, unbelievable. now, the women that they are able to get over the border, are they now being forced to work at these massage parlors as prostitutes? is that what you're suggesting? >> yeah, exactly. it's interesting, as these snakeheads bring them across into colombia, actually, they sneak them across the dare january straight, and by the time they get to panama, women as well as men are exhausted, they're willing to sell their soul to finish this journey. and that's when the snakeheads say we'll get you the rest of the withdraw, but this is what you have to do -- the rest of the way. not only have they been raped and pillages the entire trip so far, they're being told you have to sell yourself into bondage, i

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to make, but he made this decision, and another important decision, which was made, as we remember, pompeo'sration, in which it was recorded in writing that the united states will never recognize except for russia, it 's like that declaration of veles, which in 1940... was adopted regarding the baltic states, which stood the test of time, and eventually the baltic republics of the former soviet became independent states, so i i think they have a plan, the only thing that i also, if i think that today it is difficult to predict what will be the actions of the president, ex-president trump, if he is re-elected to this position, no one ... well, if clearly today does not see this, what is important for us is the support of america, of course we must thank america for the great support it gave us and which allowed us to endure, now of course we must continue to work with america so that it continues this assistance , because without her, without her help, we will be much more difficult. thank you, mr. oleksandr, oleksandr motsyk was in touch with us, the former ambassador of ukraine to the unite

difficult to make, but he made this decision, well, another important decision was made, as we remember, pompeo'slaration was made, in which it was recorded in writing that the united states would never recognize crimea as russian, it's like that declaration of veles, which was adopted in 1940 regarding the baltic states, which stood the test of time, and in the end the baltic... the former soviet republics became independent states, so i think they have a plan, the only thing is that i, too, if i think that today it is difficult to predict what the actions of the president will be, ex-president trump, if he is re-elected to this position, no one, well, if he clearly does not see it today, what is important for us, the support of america is important for us, we have, of course , thank you... america for that great support, which she gave us and which allowed us to endure, now, of course, we have to continue to work with america, so that it continues this assistance, because without it, without its help, it will be much more difficult for us. thank you, mr. oleksandr, oleksandr motsik, the former

make, but he made this decision, well and another important decision that was adopted, as we remember, pompeo'slaration, in which it is recorded in writing that the united states will never recognize crimea as russian. it's like that veles declaration that was made in 1942 about the baltic states, which stood the test of time, and eventually the baltic republics, ex- soviet, became independent states, so i think they have a plan, the only thing i ... me too, if i think that it's hard to predict today what the actions of the president, ex-president trump, will be if he is elected for this position, no one, well, if they don't see it clearly today, what is important for us is the support of america, of course we have to thank america for the great support it gave us and which allowed us to endure, we have to work further from america. and for her to continue this help, because without her, without her help, it will be much more difficult for us, thank you, mr. oleksandr, oleksandr motsyk, we had a call with the former ambassador of ukraine to the united states of america, and now we will talk abo

difficult to make, but he made this decision, and another important decision was made, as we remember, pompeo'stion was made, in which it was recorded in writing, that the contiguous states never recognize crimea as russian, it is like that declaration. which was passed in 1945 with regard to the baltic states, which stood the test of time, and eventually the baltic republics, the former soviet became independent states, so i think they have a plan, the only thing that i also, if i think that today it is difficult to predict what the actions of the president, ex-president trump, will be if he is again... in this position, no one, well, if, clearly today, does not see this, what is important for us, the support of america is important for us, we must, of course, thank america for the great support that it has given us and which has allowed us to endure, now of course we must continue to work with america so that it continues this assistance, because without it, without its help, it will be much more difficult for us . thank you, mr. oleksandr, oleksandr motsyk was in touch with us. the former am

iran and what they are doing with proxies and trying to kill officials like secretary of state mike pompeotiktok, russia and election. huge concern about ai and election. they say in ukraine they had zelenskyy telling everyone to put down your arms. think about that before the election. if something comes out as donald trump or biden, october surprise could be artificial intelligence. >> ainsley: they encountered 200 people on the terror watch list trying to get in. we have had millions come across our border and chad wolf earlier was saying wray has been sounding the alarm on this since december and biden administration is not listening. blinking lights everywhere and joe biden, this is his border crisis he kept open. >> brian: democrats have talking point because of legislation they did not pick up in senate. senator kelly and ostof went off on that. you should watch the hearing, such a pleasure to watch a hearing without partisanship, just information. that is on fox nation and you can watch. it is worth it. you will be enthuzed to see people put politics aside. >> steve: lawrence jones

before mike pompeo and president trump in 2020, their reserve currencies were down to $10 billion or backup approaching 100 billion plus because they have an influx of money and they turned around with the creation of unrest and economic barrel -- 700 billion barrels a day and its denominator from china's dollar. a barrel of oil is denominated in u.s. dollar. except for the relationship between china and iran, which has been bought by thehiwhen y's happening -- in august, it's believed, based on all the outside people looking in, that 91 percent of iranians oil production is about china. then you turn around and see chinapplying iran with the chips for their drones that are going to russia. to your point, it's all one big happy family. until the people in creating the worst areas, the bad people, like iran , actually going after those sanctions, you won't ever stop it. rebeccah: would it be fair to say, this idea for republicans and conservativesas a movement,g inward and neglecting american leadership, just putting it very bluntly. it sounds to me like everything you said here would

china, $60 billion energy from iran, before mike pompeo and donald trump left in 2020 the reserve currencies and now they are backup approaching one hundred billion dollars plus because they have an influx of money and they are turning around to create this unrest in the middle east and economic uncertainty and that is what they do. 700,000 barrels a day, china is buying from iran, and it is denominated to chinese dollars, on the world stage a barrel of oil is done dominating us dollars except for the relationship between china and iran which is bought by the chinese dollar and when you look at what's happening in august, it is believed based on the outside people looking in 90 oil production was that much higher you turn around and see china supplying iran with the chips or their drones are going to russia so to your point, it's all one big happy family here and until you solve these or going after the people cat bade like iran and start going after those sanctions, you won't stop it. >> host: the idea that republicans and conservatives are, as a party and is a movement turning inward, negl

i would■3 give a reference to secretary pompeo's book and which he documents the president of debtor that was the objective. >> it's fair to say the u.s. withdraw from afghanistan began as a of february 2020 doha agreement under president trump? >> indeed. >> do you believe the sentiment withdrawal all troops was suspected by the taliban when you were negotiating with them? and what informs this belief? >> the public statements sometimes the taliban would say i was not following my negotiations and of the spirit of what was being said publicly by saying we would only whdraw if certain conditions were met and why sometimes statements would be made that provided and created the impression that we would withdraw way godless. >> you feel like that was undermining your negotiating? >> that is for others judge but the challenges that i described, the challenges that i described. it. >> out of the conflicting statements and so forth, the fact that the taliban had a sense or suspected that there would be a total withdraw, how did that affect the negotiation of the doha. >> it was not helpful

secretary pompeo and president trump put to the china initiative which was indicting anybody who wasy and surveilling american citizens that's why they close down the houston embassy and indicted the professor at harvard et cetera et cetera he canceled that, james comer will tell you they have $30 million that is gone directly to joe biden from china and others, 170 suspicious activity reports the gift of a porsche from kazakhstan into diamonds from china as well as perjury and violations, that from chairman comer, what do you say in terms of number two him being compromise is certainly a possibility, the president failed to mention tiktok in the state of the union, the house energy and commerce committee unanimously voted to move forward with bipartisan legislation that would give bytedance the owner of tiktok six months to divest or risk being banned from the app stores, are they really going to do it? will biden do it when he's on tiktok regularly doing campaign to young people, house majority leader steve scalise posted this on x saying he plans to bring the bill to the house for

before mike pompeo and president 2020, their reserve currencies were down to $10 billion or so and theyroaching 100 billion plusause they have an influx of money and they turned around with the creation unrest and economic uncertainty. 700 billion got -- barrel -- 700 billion barrels a day and its denominator from china's dollar. a barrel of oil is denominated in u.s. dollar. except for the relationship between china and iran, which has been bought by the chinese dollar. when you also look at what's happening -- in august, it's e people looking in, that 91 percent of iranians oil production is about china. then you turn around and see ise chips for their drones that are going to russia. to your point, it's all one big happy family. until you saw was going after the people in creating the worst areas, the bad people, likeran , actually going after those sanctions, you won't ever stop it. rebeccah: would it be fair to say, conservatives, as a party and as a movement, is turning inward and neglecting american utting it very bluntly. it sounds to me like everything you said here would doom

bill and this is goods to see.s th >> laura: this is fantasticete news and i was on this with mike pompeosay on the show, delete the app from your phone but not just tikto.k but maybe throw your phone away. commissioner carr, good to see you. crying wolf over in the fcc. last week i made a prediction about joe biden and guess what quest market just came true. i will explain it next. stay there. g. my name is oluseyi and some of my favorite moments throughout my life are watching sports with my dad. now, i work at comcast as part of the team that created our ai highlights technology, which uses ai to detect the major plays in a sports game. giving millions of fans, like my dad and me, new ways of catching up on their favorite sport. ♪ ♪ spray went they gave jailer rave reviews... >> they say on steroids, biden goes for the jugular. >> he ha td phrase years left hook. i >>t i thought he was fabulous. >> the president headed out of the park. he was brilliant. >> the issue with fitness last night with joe biden getting put to rest. >> laura: tell us, mitch. not only did biden get po state of

what kevin said about reciprocity is right on the money, that was exactly our position, under mike pompeo'separtment all of our china policy we said we wanted reciprocity with china however america companies were treated in china how we wanted them to be treated in the united states how our journalists were treated in china how we wanted their journalists treated in united states context of reciprocity exactly how we should look at dealing with chinese communist party. maria: well said a short break to look at markets first quarter what does it mean for the next quarter markets closed for the good friday observance indices great numbers morgan ortagus -- >> reaction to february pce index moments away join us for numbers you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . ♪ . investment opportunities are everywhere you turn. but at t. rowe price, we're letting curiosity light the way. asking smart questions about opportunities like advances in healthcare. and how these innovations will create a healthier world tomorrow. better questions. better outcomes. morikawa on 18. he is real

trump and mike pompeo created this designation knowing it has no merit and it was a trap for the biden president biden to step out of that trap and stop this policy. he should remove the state sponsor designation today. >> carley: nicole malliotakis joins us this morning. congressman, good morning. as congressman, trips you take say a lot about your priorities. what do you think about this trip to cuba? >> these are anti-american members of congress, communist sympathizers and they go to cuba and side with our adversaries. they are in bed with iran, north korea, communist china, russia, they allow them to operate spy bases 90 miles from our shores, harbored fugitives and terrorists and these members are congress are trying to appease the government of cuba and go under the guise of human rights? do they know people of cuba, including my relatives, they earn $15 a months. they come to the united states preaching about fair wages and everyone should make a living wage and they support a government that pays their people $15. it is a farce because every single one of these members voted a

before mike pompeo and president trump in 2020, their reserve currencies were down to $10 billion or are backup approaching 100 billion ■plus because they have an inflx of money and they turned around with the creation of unrest and economic uncertainty. 700 billion got -- barrel -- 700 billion barrels a day and its 's dollar. a barrel of oil is denominated in u.s. dollar. except for the relationship has been bought by the chinese dollar. when you also look at what's happening -- in august, it's sed on all the outside people looking in, that 91 percent of iranians oil production is about china. then you turn around and seechie chips for their drones that are going to russia. to your point, it's all one big happy family. until you saw was going after the people in creating the worst areas, the bad people, like iran , actually going after those sanctions, you won't ever stop it. rebeccah: would it be fair to say, ts conservatives, as a pay and as a movement, is turning inward and neglecting american leadership, just putting it very bluntly. it sounds to me like everything you said here

trump and pompeo created this designation knowing it has no merit.stop this cruel and counterproductive policy. rachel: what is interesting about this. it's a secret trip. nobody know about it. cuba not only as a terrorist state, in latin america, they are there for humanitarian reasons. both of those congresswomen, and the people of cuba being squashed by our communist regime of their and begging biden and the democrats to help them get internet so they could broadcast to the world human rights abuses. these women are against the people. pete: they are there to check on the human rights of the communist rulers who they believe are being mistreated by the united states government. it is not about the people of cuba. if they are looking at the people of cuba their trip would be about past and future. they would look like they are living in the past because of the economic system they are living in and what they bring to the united states if they got their way. this is an anti-american set of lawmakers, they go to cuba and meet with communists and empa

mike pompeo in "focus" yesterday. >> this is a longstanding defendantist policy to ignore these veryeats. when they caught somebody here illegally they refused to cooperate with ice. three accelerating and throwing gas on the fire and we'll have more of our young people killed through crimes like athens, georgia and the drugs moving along our country as well. we have to fix it. it is central to american national security to get it right. >> harris: it sounds like a national emergency. of course it is. marc thiessen. former white house speech writer and fox news contributor. first of all, heartbreaking as we say goodbye to laken riley as a nation today. >> it is. i am the father of two near college-age daughters. my heart breaks for that family. it could be any of our daughters that was killed. it is such a senseless murder. it didn't have to happen. he shouldn't have been in the country. that's something that every american, republican, democrat, whatever your positions are, we can all agree that we should not be allowing people into this country who violate our laws getting in the c

bit, you can do it like that, you can do it like that, what are all these kyivstars for now, where pompeos with purely legal matters. the full legislation will be dealt an immediate blow, these are all illusions. second, he said, they really control the united states and other countries, this is true. look, well, fink, in my opinion, is still not the owner, but the manager. this is the prime minister of this shadow government, which today globally orders, so to speak, the music throughout the world. look at the quality of western leaders lately. scholz and willebrant can be compared, but this is a joke. predicts the future, but in fact brock , well, larry fin, as at the head, as bloomberg called him, this is the fourth type of power, they themselves create events, they prepare everything for them, so what is happening, he does not think at all in the context of europe or usa, he thinks on a global scale, but about this app aladdin, the british economist generally writes like this, let's see, the more investors will... rely on aladdin and black rock, the smaller their profits will become o

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as secretary pompeo has said, the ccp is inside the gates of america.through universities, academia, hollywood, funding movies. they're doing he it in a whole host of ways that are not as obvious as a surveillance balloon flying over the sky which happened here as well and was able to do so for almost a week. we're talking about the threat that is communist china that is inside the gates this morning, this obviously is an ongoing conversation for all of us. but the ban on tiktok is just one part of that. what happens next week? look, i can see the house he voting in concert to ban tiktok and to ensure a separation from the chinese communist party but it's probably going to fall flat in the senate so i don't know where this particular issue goes. but y i see what trump is talkig about in terms of the ban being good for other social media that have interfered in elections, that's likely one of his number one issues and we're talking about that this morning with the new leadership in the rnc, i've got lara trump coming up. i'll ask what are you doing to en

setbacks in the last couple of years, but that china is planning to perform secretary of state mike pompeo listen. >> we encourage them to go for 40 years but we should not be naive. he's allowing the companies to operate inside of china because it's in his best interest in the short run. there'll come a day that won't be true and much like many of the other american companies he's kicked out and stolen intellectual property and attempted to destroy, he'll do that to each when the time is right. reporter: but american ceo see short term dollar signs in china and amway ceo during the development for china on why his company invests there? focus on long term and stability and and capital income does poseable 6% is off the confidence to continue to invest in innovate in china. reporter: long term the chinese haven't changed the way they do business and stealing technology is among the tom of things they do. stuart: edward lawrence, thank you very much. i want to bring in christian whiten, former state deny official. should american capital be going to china at this point, christian? >> no, it

ymaria: do you see them being n the next cabinet, mike pompeo, for example? >> i don't know. maria: dr. ben carson. >> he's done a f fantastic job. maria: you're expecting them toe be in your cabinet. >> they've done a great job, yes. >> president biden said on thursday he owe opposes a dealt would have nipon steel take over u.s. steel. the $15 billion deal announced in december has fierce opposition from the united steelworkers union. the company, u.s. steel, is based in pennsylvania. they operate in michigan, minnesota and ohio. let's take a look at the stock right now. it's actually flat but this is certainly a stock to watch today. and then there's this. the media is torching aaron rodgers as speculation swirls that he could be rfk junior's running mate. listen. >> this is where we are as a nation. it's a subject for debate whether a vice presidential candidate thinks a massive shooting actually happens. should aaron rodgers be chosen as a running mate, it might cost him. donors have voiced discontent directly with the campaign, pledging to withdraw support from kennedy i

prosecution was from the trump administration back in 2017 in his first speech as cia director, mike pompeo made it his priority as cia director to go after wikileaks and to go after julian assange. we can watch the progression from that speech in 2017 to when julian was taken out of the embassy in 2019 and these unprecedented espionage act charges were brought from the attorney general at the time. we expected a little bit of change of policy when the biden administration came into power, you know, in 2021. but we didn't really see a change, and they've continued on with this unprecedented attack, something the new york times has even written to the biden administration calling on them to drop this because of the threat it poses to their publishing rights. so you know, we haven't really seen a change between either administration, and i don't really believe that we will into the future. but what is evident is this is becoming more and more of a political hot potato for the biden administration. you've seen congressional support growing for the charges to be dropped. i think there's around

and i was on this with mike pompeo in 2019. he is the first to say it on our show delete the app.rom your phone. just don't delete tiktok. maybe throw your phone away. commissioner carr, great to see you. a voice in the wilderness at the fcc. last week i made a prediction about joe biden and guess what? just came true. i will explain it next. stay there. ♪ they gave old yeller waive reviews. >> steroids goes for the juggler. >> he had frazier's left hook. this was the tour de force by joe biden. >> i thought he was fabulous. >> the president hit it out of the park. i mean, he was brilliant. the issue of fitness last night for joe biden got put to rest. >> tell us, mitch. but not did biden not get no post state of the union bump. 538 as him as pathetic 34.7%. the lowest point of his entire presidency. in the approval column. if only someone could have predicted this. >> we'll see soon when real polling comes out but in the long term i don't think the speech helped him at all. >> laura: joining me now mollie hemingway editor and chief at "the federalist" byron york chief political c