>> president trump is going to back up what he says. i think we are going to see deportations, or mexico's going to face serious financial penalties from the trump administration. for the last four -- >> for the last four years we have encouraged this chaos at the border. the victims are people in the united states who crimes are committed against by people who don't deserve to be here, who are in the country illegally. >> we are still a federalist government. that being said, we respect the

states, but they have to comply with constitutional obligations and laws we pass, and this is one. they are violating it. >> sweeping changes to america's immigration policies promised by president-elect trump once he takes office in less than a month, but he will face plenty of pushback both on u.s. soil and the other side of the southern border. i'm griff jenkins. julie, great to be with you. >> i'm julie banderas. john and sandra have the tie off. this is "america reports." mexico testing out a new app that will apparently warn migrants of possible immigration action. essentially letting them had a panic button to alert relatives. this morning -- 20 democrats pointing to defy deportation orders. >> we have the president of the national border patrol union on deck to react to this.

more on the potential showdown with sanctuary cities. but first, a look at trump's plans for our border. was president-elect trump has -- some meetings in part to get everyone in line for the first 100 days. there has been a little bit of flair up inside of world over these hb1 visas with elon musk saying he will go to war defending the visas, and others weighing in on the topic. president-elect trump has essentially settled the matter for now, telling near post he is in favor of the visas and will continue supporting them. the visas historically have allowed skilled foreign workers access into the united states. an estimated 85-200000 plus per year. some republicans and democrats 12 fox news that the program is broken, but should only be used

to attract specific foreign workers come to the visas not be given away to everyday jobs that americans can do. immigration is an all-around major topic heading into the first days. to stop auctioning off large portions of president trump's southern border wall, which it had been selling for pennies on the dollar. the trump administration is looking to do a 180 on biden's board policies. congress a struggle for years to pass bipartisan reform. picks on democrats may be willing to work together. >> let's think about immigration slightly different way as an economic issue. you might find there are some democrats like myself that are willing to work with republicans if they don't go too far. >> southern border is a huge focus, but the northern border is as well. some canadian cabinet members were here at west palm beach to visit with the trump team.

president-elect trump has been threatening 25% tariff on canadian kids. >> live in west palm beach, florida. thank you. >> for more on the words of warning since two dozens of officials in california, floating criminal charges interfere with the trump administration's illegal immigration enforcement plans. joining us live in los angeles for more picks ending up in the mornings. >> it is not just california. the latter comes from president trump's incoming deputy chief of staff's legal team. 250 century governors, mayors, police chiefs warns that they face persecution if they interfere with the planned mass deportation, calling it a crime to conceal her shield immigrants. >> president trump regardless on day one will issue a series of executive orders that seal the borders shut and begin the largest deportation operation in american history. >> local century laws prohibit

police from "communicating with ice, cannot confirm the existence of or release date for migrants in their custody." that conflict with federal laws which says the opposite, that state and local governments cannot restrict police communicating with ice. the video we have been looking at is important because ice -- about 10,000 detainers in the last month, 400,000 over the last four years, and asking -- to hold migrants were deportation. even more were filed under trump. in many cities police refused to transfer any migrants to ice no matter how bad the crime. state sanctuary laws like california also shield the most violent criminal aliens, putting shifts and sworn to protect public safety in a rock and a hard spot, facing federal prosecution if they don't cooperate and estate if they do. >> currently not specifically waive any d.a. or sheriff planning to violate

sb54. i don't recommend they do. >> here is the rub. federal losses if you are here illegally, you are to portable crime or not. congress come through 1986 immigration control act, requires that criminal aliens be deported "as soon as possible after the date of their conviction." that will be hard to do for ice if governors and mayors interfere. >> thank you very much. >> it's brandon paul perez, the president of the national border patrol union. paul, thank you. you just heard what was said in california. this comes after governor gavin newsom is asking for tens of millions of dollars to provide legal assistance to migrants who may want to challenge it. and you've got in san diego county -- it wasn't long ago with the san diego county board of supervisors voted 3 to want to become a super sanctuary

jurisdiction, specifically to stand against incoming border czar and president-elect trump's plans to crack down on day 1. here's one of the supervisors talking about vice compelling sheriff's to cooperate. >> are sheriff's are not responsive before nor should they be held accountable for participating in what is essentially a federal job, which is -- members of the community deported. >> what do you say to that? >> i say take president trump and his incoming administration at the rear it. they are going to do the job of protecting americans, and so it would be incumbent upon those century cities and jurisdictions to understand one thing: federal law supersedes state law. anybody who's going to get in the way is going to be dealt with. i need to take this incoming administration and its work. they are going to have some the best legal minds working in, the

department of justice, the department of homeland security. it's not something they are taking lately. they are going to do the job. >> let's go from coast-to-coast, from california out to new york. if you have heard this nate foy's report, he was just talking about the police commissioner in new york city. it's not a specific threat to new year's, but one of the challenges particularly in the times square area, they found crime after crime committed by the violent venezuelan gang members. she is saying that's a possible threat to the community. we can show you that in this sector, though border patrol chief out there posting this picture today. it's a gang member. facing consequences in the premier sector. this is coast-to-coast. do you think in sanctuary

jurisdictions that refuse to cooperate -- making it more dangerous? >> of course. they are making it dangerous for everybody, especially those that are in their jurisdictions. their job is to protect the public, and they're not even doing that. they are making it more difficult. border patrol agents, i.c.e. officers, hsi -- everybody wants to do their job. under this administration they just aren't allowing us to. >> lastly, i want to address the mexican cooperation question mark. that's when: it. as the new president, we know she has taken some effort to try to assist the biden administration and bringing numbers down, and in just a couple of months she has been in power -- but she tweeting out what the associated press also reported on, and that now they are setting up south of the border and apt to allow migrants who want to cross, potentially illegally across our border, to alert when they may be at risk

of being apprehended by u.s. officials. your reaction. >> it's not going to matter. president trump has made clear he is going to allow border patrol agents to do the job, and they can create apps, to smoke signals, whatever kind of warnings they want. it's not going to deter us, not going to stop us from being effective at securing the border because that is what president trump wants to due to protected. >> are you concerned mexico won't cooperate enough, or do they appear ready to assist with the trump administration? >> don't fall in line. everybody falls in line with president trump because he means business. protecting this country is what he is going to do. >> paul perez, president of the national border patrol council, thanks for joining us and have a happy new year. >> thank you. happy new year. military buildup like we haven't seen in nearly 100 years. how big a challenge will be trump administration be facing when it comes to tackling china?

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why is president-elect trump asking for this? >> it is looking extremely unlikely that tiktok will sell in the next 20 or so days. that means the potential ban could go into effect the day before president-elect trump is inaugurated. what he's asking for is a little but of time to get into the white house and try to sort out the national security -- related to tiktok and its parent company that is based in china. here is what an attorney for trump rights to the supreme court. "president trump alone possesses the consonant dealmaking expertise, electoral mandate, and political will to negotiate a resolution to save the platform while addressing the national security concerns expressed by the government, concerns which president trump himself has acknowledged. to that point, back in 2020, you will remember that president trump was one of the first to suggest tiktok's bam because of its ties to china,

but this time when running for election, trump used the platform himself to reach young voters, and on the campaign trail, promised to save it. >> we love tiktok. going to save tiktok. biden wants to get rid of tiktok. you know i? because he has no idea. he has no idea what he's doing. >> trumps attorney filed a new petition in advance of oral arguments scheduled for jan january 10th. we expect the doj will make the case for the law over those national security concerns. tiktok is going to make the case against it, saying it violates the first amendment rights of its nearly 170 million american users. we also know was among the tech leaders to go down to mar-a-lago and speak with the president-elect. of course, fighting for his company in the waning days

before this possible bam. >> we shall be following it. thank you. >> one expert warning that china is conducting the largest military buildup seen since germany in the 1930s. in a department of defense report details beijing's operations, including bolstering weapons and psychological warfare. brent sadler, retired navy captain, former pentagon official and senior fellow joins me to discuss more. thank you for coming on. i want to look at the chinese military growth, because it's staggering, according to the defense department. look at the numbers. they have 50 new intercontinental missiles capable of striking the continental u.s. the cumulative total is now 400. 600-plus operational nuclear warheads, projected to surpass 1,000 by 2030, and the largest navy in the world with 370 ships

and submarines come expected to grow to 435 by 2030. the question remains if you think china has been preparing itself to ramp up its arsenal before trump takes office, knowing that they never would've gotten away with this had he been present in the past four years. >> thank you for having me on. the trend line is all going up, and not in some small fashion, some gradual fashion, but going up in a very large way. another number that will draw attention to is the 300 additional medium-range ballistic missiles that are primarily used to go after u.s. navy warships like the aircraft carrier, but also attack our homeland in guam were over 100,000 u.s. citizens and strategically important bases are located. the u.s. for the last 20 years, the navy has not been able to grow in any meaningful fashion. 300 ships. the last time we were above that was in 2003. we have a long way to go pick the chinese are not slowing down

in the chinese are not going to be deterred until we strengthen the military. >> and our presence on u.s. soil, and the optics of it all. speaking of optics, take a look at the pictures. sure you've seen them circulating all over the internet and on television today. president biden and hunter biden with chinese business partners. what kind of message to the pictures to send, and do you believe the biden administration has somehow helped embolden china? >> absolutely. early after biden was elected president just over four years ago, there were chinese commentators saying they got their guy in office. a new surprise at this corruption -- it was evident to those following it. certainly the chinese were trying to leverage it. it was also the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan, the green light-angie to putin and

the inaction before the invasion of 20202022, and then of course, rather than trying to put more pressure on the aggressor, with which was hamas and iran -- it sent weakness and effective wasness that they c -- of the chinese are continuing to take advantage of. hopefully, can turn that around. >> the feds are basically saying no big deal, nothing to see here, but i would disagree. want to know the fallout. a reminder that these pictures were taken when joe biden was vice president. he ran under false pretenses of potentially having business dealings with china. that is a huge ethical violation, not to mention completely -- it is such a light to the american people. what should president-elect trump's first priority be? dealing with china when he takes office -- and what should the fallout be for biden lying to the american people?

>> i go back to the u.s. constitution that specifically lays out high crimes and treason -- in this case it's a high crime -- our reasons for impeachment. we never really got far enough down the road against president biden. it's a constitutional dilemma we have to rectify. i think the next team that comes in, the next administration, should look at it from that perspective. we have to do better than we have the last four years. not only in jurisprudence, but also in our defense, or else we are going to have a dangerous future where people will be more violent. >> day 1, when it comes to tackling china, how does president trump get china to dial it's weapons arsenal? they have to have so much progress. is it too late? >> it's never too late and you never give up. the united states has a lot of advantages. we just continue to not prioritize things that would have made it easier as a problem to solve. what we need to do one day 1 january 21st of next year,

first change the way we operate our navy because that is what the chinese watch. the war over time one is their number one strategic objective. whether they can win. and the navy is but the cat. so operate smartly, get the weapons to the field. this administration the next four years. >> appreciate your expertise. thank you so much and happy new year to you. >> happy new year. >> all eyes will be on luigi mangini's murder trial once it gets underway, but cut all that attention lead to problems for the prosecution? the trial attorney heather hansen is here to weigh in. >> plus, hundreds of terrorist suspects arrested over the weekend by israeli forces. why is it leading to renewed calls for cease-fire in gaza? that's next. for 44 years and i'm from flowery branch, georgia. when i have customers come in i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective.

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's for a cease-fire are intensifying in gaza after the israeli defense forces targeted

a hospital. the idf says more than 200 suspects were arrested in the raid. the latest from tel aviv. >> over the weekend, israeli forces raided this hospital in northern gaza. the idf says 240 terrorist suspects were arrested, though independent observers say noncombatants and medics were among the group. this month, the israelis conducted numerous air strikes in the vicinity of the hospital, and still treating patients before facilitating the evacuation of injured and displaced palestinians to other facilities. a doctor for the u.n. office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs so the other semifunctioning facilities are not equipped to treat the incoming patients. >> this is a pattern we've seen for the past 15 months. areas become besieged with no access to health care, no access to food or medical supplies.

this is not acceptable. >> more than 450 days into the war, israel is continuing its aaron graham campaign against gaza. amid widespread destruction, the death toll inside gaza continues to rise with more than 45,000 palestinians killed the october 7th massacre. the israelis note a large fraction of them. international organizations say more than half are civilians. diplomatic efforts are ongoing to try to bridge the gaps between israelis and hamas. both qatari and israeli negotiators trying to work out a deal. >> thank you. >> luigi mangini's murder trial will be one of the most closely watched cases in history. he is accused of killing united health care ceo bryan thompson in a targeted attack earlier this month. despite all the evidence against him, some legal experts believe his alleged motives could lead

to a hung jury. heather hamson, trial attorney joining us. to remind our viewers, their multitude of charges of first-degree murder, second-degree murder, a terrorism tag -- and you are looking at stalking, travel, interstate commerce, use of -- murder through use of a firearm and a firearms offense. but again, we have seen supporters turning up outside the court in support of luigi mangione. could we have a hung jury? >> it's a possibility in a case like this. we have seen more and more hung juries. we've seen that if just one juror gets on this jury and is one of those people who feels as though the health care system or the insurance system is just as responsible if not more responsible for this crime, they

could be enough to lead to a hung jury. the hope is that the picking the jury make sure they are very careful -- and the judge as well -- about not letting that happen. >> let's drill in on that. it raises a great point. i'm not a lawyer but i have covered enough cases to note this process, where they choose the potential jurors. there is a reason poll i wanted to show you. it says to what do you describd it responsibly for the murder? 78% say the individual, but 69%, nearly seven in ten, said denials for coverage for health insurance companies, and 67% saying profits. how difficult will it be for those lawyers to make sure the sentiment is not present? >> the thing that i like about the jury system -- jurors take

their job seriously. while that reflects the american public's feelings about insurance and health care, at the end of the day, the thought that someone who is capable of murder in cold blood on the streets of new york city might go back on the streets should be enough to prevent what we call jury nullification, or one juror taking the case in their own hands. the attorneys are going to have to tap into -- they will definitely get those jury consultants on board. i have a psychology degree, which is a big help in jury selection, and knowing the jury. they want to make sure that somebody that doesn't have this set intends to lead to injury does not squeak and by acting as though they are willing to be there, take this very important job of being a juror very seriously. >> is the evidence overwhelmingly? wdamning to --

overwhelmingly -- we have the shell casings left behind with words like "deny" on them. is it overwhelming in your opinion? >> it absolutely is. there is a strong chance that this case resolved some sort of a plea deal. as you mentioned at the start of our talk, there are a lot of charges. one of the federal charges leads to the potential death penalty. if the defense attorney can get that off the table, get him life in prison, this case may end making a plea deal. if it doesn't go, a good defense attorney will look for jurors who are more sympathetic to him, who would be the type of people that would answer the poll you just showed in a way that reflects that they might be willing to blame someone else. the evidence and law are pretty set in stone. >> is the terrorism charge a reach? >> it's a reach.

it's also unusual, though not illegal, for there to be both the state and federal charges. that seems like piling on as well. ideally, the state and the feds get together and get an airtight case, decide one road to go down, maybe reduce some of the charges so that they are really focused on what seems to have been a cold-blooded murder and not the stretch for terrorism. >> it's going to be a trial we will be watching with a lot of interest. heather hamson, thank you for joining us, and happy new year. >> happy new year. thanks for having me. >> oil and gas companies are gearing up for big policy changes once president-elect trump returns to office, but where the planes face roadblocks along the way? >> plus, and other debt limit deadline. president-elect trump at odds with some republicans about what to do about it. our economic panel takes that up next. cut! more mud! action! louis, louis!

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>> the oil and gas industry, looking for a bounce back, one president-elect trump retakes the white house. environmental groups are already plotting to push back. dan springer is in seattle with that story. what is president-elect trump promising to do? >> he has made many promises. as you know, president-elect and canada trump, when he was that. it goes beyond drill baby drill. this is music to the ears of the oil and gas industry. alaska in particular was hard-hit by the biden administration. most of the federal lands -- the federal government has to okay the drilling and approved lease sales. alaska and republik and senator dan sullivan says the biden administration issued 67

executive actions and orders that curtail -- they were the tg state in oil, but now's number six. the regulations killed developed across the u.s. >> the last 40 years, it's probably been the single most unfavorable regulatory and legislative environments that are industry has lived through in our 163 year history. >> the american petroleum institute has put out a road map, really a wish list for the incoming trump administration that includes repealing tailpipe rules and electric policies, as well as restrictive leasing rules and reforming the permitting system. another big one, they want trump to repeal biden's ban on issuing new permits for the export of liquefied natural gas. that will be a big deal for texas, by far the biggest oil and gas -- in the u.s. the natural resource defense council is poised to use the

courts to keep as much of the biden energy policy in place as possible. >> president biden was responsible for the strongest climate action in history. clean energy and climate incentives that are driving a manufacturing renaissance across this country. >> the nrdc claims that it -- the first trump administration once on average every ten days. about 90% of the time -- so a lot of the energy policy that trump is trying to get in in the second term will be dictated by how things go in the courts. >> and we macy simmons those executive orders coming on day one. dan springer live for us. >> america's debt climbing north of $36 trillion. the government could hit its debt limit in weeks. president-elect trump has supported raising the ceiling, with some in the republican party not exactly on board just yet.

let's bring in doug holtz-eakin, farmer president of -- along with the capital president and chief market strategist. thank you for talking to us. america is staggeringly broke. the national debt is climbing, as you can see on the screen, at a rapid pace, showing no signs of slowing down. despite the growing criticism of massive levels of government spending, if you look at this clock, what does it tell you, the latest findings from the congressional budget office indicate that this national debt will grow to an astonishing $54 trillion in the next decade. >> it is simply not sustainable. into codays, millions of americans will promise and commit to becoming physically fit. i wish in two days, over 500 or so politicians would commit to becoming physically fit. we can't, as investors, sustain

this. this is something that wall street understands intuitively. you can't keep spending money you don't have. you run out of money, financing options, and you go out of business or your stock plummets. politicians need to understand that very clearly. there's only so many levers you can pull, so much money you can borrow before the end of the road to kick down ends. >> you put it into layman's terms. you don't pay that mortgage, you will default on it, and that will happen potentially if they don't do something about this. look at this "new york times" headline and subhead on the treasury secretary's warnings. she talks about this. once extraordinary measures needed to avoid default. the treasury secretary urged congress to protect the full faith and credit of the united states by raising the debt limit. calling on congress essentially to either raise or suspend the nation's debt ceiling. the question is will congress heed her warnings?

>> good question. they're two hard truths. the first is we cannot continue down the road we are going down. it's unsustainable. you can -- as far as the eye can see. the second hard truth is you have to raise or suspend the debt ceiling. you cannot to fall on u.s. treasuries. what is not clear is how did i get from this two hard truths to a plan for action? they haven't in the past. they have not fixed the problem. lots of treatment surrounding raising the debt ceiling. and we have gone right back to doing the same thing. this time it has to be different. you have to change the tune, get the spending under control, and chart a path that is sustainable. if you do, you get better growth, lower interest rates, markets are well positioned to grow more strongly in the fu future. >> even if you get the spending under control, obviously cutting spending is one of the number one agendas for president-elect trump. he has this committee and

elon musk and -- going to be heading that. it might upset some of his party's spending hogs the cutbacks. the question is is there a path forward that can get the u.s. back on financially stable ground? >> they can be offended but i also have to remember how they got back in power. they rode the wave of trump being reelected. a little loyalty would go a long way. you have to be reasonable. to doug's point, you have two choices. you get rid of the debt ceiling cap, or raise it slightly. if you get rid of it, i can tell you it will be this style of outcome as "we are going to spend more," and every pure cat will will keep spending. it needs to be a hand-in-hand compromise. americans get tired like with government shutdowns. it's always a compromise at the 11th hour and 59th minute when it is a crisis. we cannot have that with the debt ceiling. i think president-elect trump is prudent in trying to bring it to a head so that you can have paired it spending cuts with a slight increase in the debt

ceiling so we can get on the path to fiscal responsibility. to doug's point, a little bit would go a long way. it would've mock a lot of trust and more confidence that we will see spending cuts and reinvigorate the american economy. >> it sounds like a great plan. let's hope for it. thank you both for coming on, and happy new year. >> happy new year. >> thank you. >> great conversation. president biden leaves office in just a few weeks, but could his lame duck term leave a lasting mark?

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>> president biden is making his mark with judicial appointments, actions, the death penalty during his final days in office. this justice correspondent david spunt joins us with more. how many judges has he brought to the bench? >> one more than donald trump which is what he was hoping to do. 235 -- judges confirmed in the first four bioneers, the only four years of the biden presidency. said he be trumped by just one judge. dealing with republicans several weeks ago which allowed them to move on more district court judges in return, republicans can fill the slots of four circuit court judges which is one level higher on the legal ladder, probably just one step down from the u.s. suprem

supreme court. >> for a very long time, the norm was to privatized judicial nominees who came from a privileged pool. most of them were prosecutors or from large corporate law firms. most were male, most were white. with senate democrats enter the majority, we cast a wider net. >> republicans are quick to push back on another legal moved by president biden and his team, one far more controversial days before, the president committed sentences of 37 of -- death row inmates. it also takes the death penalty off the table. many of these people, murderers, like brandon council who was convicted of killing these two women inside a bank in south carolina in 2017. on-screen, lost their lives. major's husband, furious. >> show no mercy. this man walked in, never set

two words to her, shot her three times in total, went and shot her coworker as well. totally defenseless and unaware that anything was happening. it is beyond me. i can't believe this is actually happening. >> while biden wants to stop the death penalty at the federal level, incoming president trump wants to move forward with it through the department of justice. >> nothing trump could do would change the commutations of these 37. >> at this point, no. >> david spunt live in washington. speak of the polaris spacewalk which took place in september was just one of the moments caught on camera this year, from the good to the bad. a look back. [cheers and applause] >> defying gravity and expectations. 2024 broadus had turning moments, and cameras capture

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