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—-dash immigrants while president trumped threatens columbia for allegedly not accepting u.s. aircraft with the ported migrants from that country. good afternoon. i am john scott and this is the fox report. president trump says he will impose tariffs on all goods in the u.s. embassy in columbia is stopping all u.s. visa appointments. cannot treat his people like criminals. federal agents have been working around the clock to arrest dan deep migrants including some alleged members of the van -- venezuelan tren de aragua in colorado. receiving operations in chicago. joining us in a few minutes with his thoughts on a few actions against columbia. first, fox team coverage cb cotton on today's arrest.

we began with dana marie nichol with the president in florida. dana marie. >> john, president trump was just informed that to flights from the united states were unable to land in columbia. he posted it on true social saying rejecting these migrant illegal criminals affects u.s. public safety and in retaliation will be imposing a 25% tariff on all goods coming into our country and in one week, will be raised to 50% with enhanced screenings for all incoming goods. he said a travel ban and visa restrictions for columbia governmental officials and allies will be imposed as well as strict financial sanctions. he says this is just the beginning. it has been nonstop for the president. he had three major cities in just two days.

he took a victory lap in las vegas thanking his supporters and promising to fulfill his campaign pledge of no tax on tips. as he walked through the casino, gamblers there chanted usa. on his way to florida last night aboard air force one, president trump spoke to the press saying he will talk with russian president vladimir putin about ending the war in ukraine. he also touch on the future of tiktok. he will decide in roughly 30 days who will buy the app. he also defended the firing of 17 inspector general claiming this is a customary move. john, we just got word from the uk government that the prime minister will be meeting with trump soon and he looks forward to that. jon: we should mention president trump will be meeting with the house and senate on the republican side. right? >> that is right.

the gop retreat will be here starting on monday. welcome to policies and strategies. and around florida where it is probably a little warmer than it is in new york. thank you. moran immigrations and customs enforcement and arrests. cb cotton live with more on that president trump has grown for officers to help deportations to include agencies under the justice department. the drug enforcement administration and the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms and explosives. while we wait to see how this larger collaboration work dea agents in colorado say they rated a tren de aragua party. the da rocky mount division chair this on x saying it's agents arrested 50 people and

announcing connected to the venezuelan gang. agents tell foxes as part of a broader ongoing da effort to target the gang and about one hour east of denver they tell us crack and cocaine were found inside. pulling away with some of the gang members inside. the local abc affiliate reports deep dba gang members posted about this. an official told our colleague i.c.e. efforts in tennessee in san antonio texas this week turned up three men with ties to the gang including an active member. all of those men were taken into custody. the senior official says the three men were previously caught and then released at the border during the biden administration. during a las vegas rally yesterday president trump suggested this is just the

beginning. >> the heroes of i.c.e. have been hunting down and arresting hundreds of illegal aliens. [cheering and applause] its immediate expulsion including those with charges and convictions of rape child sexual assault terrorism and even murder. members of the savage venezuelan gang tren de aragua, we will get them out. we will get them out. >> getting the exclusive and in boston with i.c.e. agents arrested a total of eight people all in the country illegally and wanted for a wide range of crimes. more news, military troops began arriving at el paso, texas and san diego, california on tuesday following president trump's decision to declare a national emergency at the southern border jon: cb cotton. lots to cover there. eric schmidt on the armed

service judiciary committee. spending some time with us today let's talk about the confirmation hearings that will be upcoming. a couple nominees squeak by. the vice president cast the deciding vote. getting a resounding vote of encouragement. what about people like cass patel and rfk junior. what do you anticipate? >> we will move quickly tomorrow for the treasury secretary position. also sean duffy for transportation secretary. a few high-profile meetings are coming up this week. we will have cash in front of the judiciary committee and i think they will all do great. they are well-prepared. very qualified. they are reformers. they are disruptors.

this is about the establishment. delivering on that message. putting people up highly qualified. i expect them to get confirmed. since bill clinton, there's only been three no votes. no votes altogether when you have the president and the senate on the same party. historical precedent would dictate these will get you as well. jon: what about being a disruptor. the president has issued many many executive actions, executive orders. democrats have been fairly muted about it seems like. what is your take. >> after what they got in november. the american people, president trump is delivering the things

he talked about on the campaign trail. he talked about illegal immigration, being energy dominant are standing in the world. he is doing all of that. it does feel like the inauguration was more than six days ago with the flurry of activity. making these promises, keeping the promises to the american people broadly support this. i think the democrats would be wise to be a little bit more cooperative. the american people have spoken and it is up to senate republicans to let him get his team in place. >> the most miserable sign that there's a sheriff in town is the immigration situation. homan is in chicago but they have been making arrests all over the country. places like aurora colorado like we just mentioned. give us a take on how that is going. >> talking about getting rid of these criminals that have been led into these countries. 15 million people that have been let in.

hundreds of thousands of people that have been convicted previously of rape and murder. he has committed to getting them out. i think this is an action that people want to see. i think the american people are tired of other countries sending their criminals here. us being taken advantage of. us being ripped off on trade policy. president trump tapped into that i think he will deliver for the american people and really deliver prosperity and reestablish law in order to get the people that are here, especially the violent criminals to get them out. i think the columbia president sort of pushback on that. we can do this the easy way or the hard way. one way or another the american be full have spoken on this. b one you cannot, meaning the united states cannot treat our people, colombians like

criminals. what is your response? >> these are criminals. we will reestablish the sovereignty of our own borders. enforce the laws that are on the books. deportation is nothing new. bill clinton deported 12 million people. when you see this human cry from the left is because they been captured by the radical left that believe in open borders. arbitrary lines on a map. global citizens and taxpayers that should fund all this stuff. that is not how it works. send these criminals back. this repatriation process goes smoothly. he is willing to suspend visa applications and cut off those appointments to our embassies. all of those options are on the table. he means business. i think the american people support this.

no one could ever imagine in four years we would see this level of lawlessness and 50 million people here illegally >> republican senator eric schmidt of missouri. good to have you on. thank you. >> good to be with you. jon: feet hegseth promises to immediately comply with president trump's order in the military. just two hours ago we posted this. the president guidance, lawful orders is clear. no more de i at the department of defense. the pentagon will comply immediately. no exceptions, name changes or delays. meantime, the cia is now shifting its assessment on the origins of the covert pandemic. the agency says that likely began with the leak from a lab from china. john radcliffe classifying the report just days after he was confirmed. madeleine rivera has more.

>> two main theories about how cove in 19 began. a theory the virus came from a market in china and then there is a theory that the fires came from a lab leak. for years the cia said it did not have enough information to make a final determination. now the cia says it assesses with low confidence that a research related more likely than a natural origin based on the available body of reporting. this analysis comes after former national security advisor ordered waiting days of the biden administration a new assessment into the viruses origins. the cia previous director had asked agency analyst to take a stand one way or another. there was no new intelligence to backup the cia's conclusion and said it is based on a fresh look into the evidence on the agency already had. ordering for the analysis to be classified. here he is part -- speaking with

maria on "sunday morning futures". every intelligence agency in the united states will agree with the assessment at the most likely outcome from a lab in china. we'll get more intelligence as time goes by we will be transparent with the american people. >> radcliffe says the agency is not bending to the news before his arrival. continuing to evaluate credible new intelligence. >> thank you. >> and q, president trump for keeping your promise for giving us the tool we need to defend ourselves and to secure the future of peace and prosperity. >> israel's prime minister thinking president trump for releasing the biden era hold onto thousand pound bombs for israel.

that came after hamas releases second group of female hostages yesterday. israel says it is keeping troops beyond today's cease-fire deadline. lebanon has not fully held up its end of the deal. mike tobin is live in tel aviv with the latest on all of that. mike. >> the two cease-fire deals are troubled and fragile. as you mentioned, the cease-fire mandated that the israeli armed forces be out of the south of lebanon today. the army is still there. israel's leaders say the lebanese armed forces have failed to take a position that would prevent hezbollah from digging in and rearming. so withdrawal according to israel's leaders will now be gradual. the troops on the ground there are clashes. lebanese health ministry says 22 people were killed today in the south of lebanon. gaza strip there been clashes as well with the cease-fire there hanging by a thread. israeli forces have not pulled out. they are not allowing palestinians to return to their

homes in the northern end of the gaza strip. that is because palestinians to form groups and push towards the idf positions. the reason the idf did not withdrawal is that prime minister netanyahu said thomas was in breach of the agreement. it stated civilians be released before female soldiers. you saw yesterday for female soldiers were released from captivity. one female civilian is still a hostage. that organization said she will be out before the next scheduled hostage release. at the moment, the army remains. the trump administration has just unfrozen a shipment of 200e delivered to israel. those have been fries and in the biden administration. if the cease-fires fall apart, if israel returned to the fight, they will now have more tools. jon: mike tobin live in tel aviv , israel. thank you. >> you have already heard a lot

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jon: and date to our top story. president trump is offering tariffs and other sanctions against columbia after they refused to allow deportation flights to land in the country. offering his own presidential plane to assist with deportation flights to ensure "a dignified return". it is not clear if this will change president trump's plans to retaliate against the nation. that includes 25% tariffs included on all colombian goods things like coffee and a trouble band for colombian government officials. meantime, president trump is taking on de i. signing an executive order to end de i policies and government

programs. the practice is illegal. now he is pressuring the private sector to follow students to major companies are already responding. griff jenkins has more. >> president trump putting ceos with existing de i programs on notice. >> brought the government and the private sector. >> is de i directive order investigating the hiring and training prefaces of publicly traded corporations, large nonprofits and foundations with assets of $500 million or more. identify programs or policies that constitute illegal discrimination or preferences. they are bound by the same way the federal government is. choosing to but the president is playing with fire. >> i cannot imagine a world in which the cut bunny -- company

cactuses in these without incurring significant liability. jon: walmart afford motor company, mcdonald's and lowe's have already scaled back or abandoned de i programs. others like costco are resisting saying in a statement our efforts of diversity equity and inclusion reminded and reinforced with everyone at our company the importance of creating opportunities for all. jpmorgan chase ceo is refusing to bid to the will of anti-ddi activists. >> we are very proud of what we have done. >> what comes next, the attorney general must file a report with the investigation findings and recommendations on how to " encourage the private sector to end illegal discrimination and preferences including de i. in washington, griff jenkins, fox news. jon: president trump new

department of efficiency claims it already has terminated at least $420 million worth of contracts in just its first week elon musk is also floating other ideas to cut costs like using block chain technology and getting rid of the good old penny. tennessee congressman jim burchett as part of the panel, a member of the oversight committee, he joins us now. getting rid of the penny, congressman. what do you think? >> i like copper, but it is most pleasing now. it is pretty much just rested up and corroded. i think it cost more to make than they are actually worth. that is something to look at as well. you cannot get a penny piece of bubblegum anymore. jon: it seems like if it cost you more than a penny to mention the thing it does not make sense

to carry it around in your pockets. >> no, sir. copper value with technology. it is kind of a mining operation if you go to your local now. jon: a lot of democrats have concerns about elon musk being at the head of the doge committee. what do you think? >> mainly because the left has told us that capitalism and profit are bad thing. i'm a christian, i am not a very good one but outside of richey entity, capitalism is taking more people out of despair in this world than anything else. when he makes a dollar, he invested. americans make a dollar. they are buying cars, going to dollywood, going on vacation. they are not sticking it under. i love capitalism and i am not jealous of those people. i am proud there are americans

and i'm proud that they invest. i assured him that there's a lot of us in washington that are proud capitalists. >> one of the fellow members of your committee is melanie stansberry, a democrat. she seems to have a lot of concerns about what this doge committee for operation is going to be up to. listen. >> they will use the doge subcommittee to eviscerate the federal workforce. we think they will go after federal department, agency heads , after the retirement benefit heads and restructured the government to be a way to essentially be a personal picket bank for elon musk. i don't think any of us really understand why elon musk is interested in restructuring the government except for he has billions of dollars in federal contracts. >> well, there may be the fact that just about everything elon musk touches seems to turn to gold. what do you think about the

notion that the doge committee would be essentially a personal piggy bank for elon musk. >> that is a dnc talking point. they are attacking capitalism. attacking the lawn personally. that is real dick -- that is ridiculous. several of them are openly marxist. they had everything we stand for i hate donald j trump. they will circle around their diminishing and diminishing little circle of friends and influence and they will keep going on with this crap. i can assure you that america started the spending in washington, d.c. every 100 days we rack up another trillion dollars in debt cutting $2 trillion is not a whole lot. we need to buckle down. i think god has given this country a great opportunity and we need to cease bone that moment and we need to save our

country. tennesseans, $1000 a month out of pocket expenses increase over when trump was in office the first time. people cannot afford this anymore and they are sick of it. the little circle of influence is so far to the left but i think we ought to watch them because we will have a very limited opportunity. >> i want to ask you your take on the immigration roundups that are taking place. >> i think that it is great. you know, they doubted trump's word. this bold move reminds me of reagan when the air traffic controllers went on strike. he just fired them. we need a leader and that is what we haven't donald j trump. a vicious murdering terrorist, the only way you identified him was by his ring finger and that is all they found of him. he did not ask pelosi, he did not ask the liberal congress, nato or the un, he just went and did it. there is a new sheriff in town

and his name is donald j trump in the left better watch out. jon: the iranian rental. we appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you for always having me on. >> you bet. southern california dealing with wildfires. will rain actually help or could it hurt? christina coleman is live in pacific palisades for us. >> people here on high alert. worried that all this rain could trigger flooding. we will have details coming up. with a commercial auto quote online so you can get back to your monster to-do list. super helpful. see if you can save money at progressivecommercial.com. thank you. want a next level clean? swish with the whoa of listerine. it kills 99.9% of bad breath germs

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wednesday. the ship was not damaged. seventeen people on board were not her. the u.s. and canadian coast guard used i.c.e. breaking ships to free that 663-foot vessel last night. in dallas, two teenagers are in custody for killing a security guard on friday. shooting occurred at a cvs pharmacy where the guard was trying to stop the two suspects from shoplifting. in sports, american golfer harris english when zafar matters open. his fifth career pga tour victory and his first since becoming a father two years ago. congratulations. meantime no interstate five to the los angeles area brain bringing potential relief and a lot of risk for southern california. the storm could help firefighting efforts to could also help cause flooding and mudslides in the areas decimated by the flames. christina coleman is live in

pacific palisades. christina, i see that you have your raingear on. the weather has turned wet. >> that is right. it definitely has. twenty minutes ago, it was pouring rain. getting a little break from it right now. people are worried that the rain in these fire ravaged areas, that it could trigger mudslides. take a look at that extensive damage behind me. this is right along the pch. you can see the buildings that have been destroyed. also some water that you see flowing down the hill there. that is what we are talking about. there worried water like that can bring debris. fire trucks passing by here. people definitely definitely concerned. they have been gearing up for this. they have been through so much already. a lot of them have been sanded

nagging around their homes where their homes have not been destroyed. sandbagging to try to protect it from potential mudslides. >> we have suffered this terrible loss of thousands of homes but homes did survive and now they are under threat. our focus is to help save the homes that we can. >> that is right. tens of thousands of structures have been destroyed. many homes, many businesses, very scary. this concern for potential mudslides. one thing that they realizes these mudslides can happen very, very quickly. much less very fast. talking 35-40-mile an hour down a slope. you cannot outrun a land slide or debris flow. they are just too fast.

>> you do not want to be caught in that kind of situation. national weather service issuing a flood watch for fire scar areas to start tonight around 4:00 o'clock in the evening. they just want to try to keep people safe. jon: we see that sort of waterfall looking thing over your left shoulder. is that a channel where the water is intended to go? or is that just run off? >> you know, i am not sure. that was one thing that we notice. this is already happening. are we getting some kind of flooding. we did not get to that area where you could see all the destroyed property. again, we have that fencing around there. we will get these thunderstorms, rain expected to pop up over the next few days. at that area secured and closed off. keep debris secured enclosed into that area.

look how clear it is here. this whole area, the pch is closed off. not just because of the potential for mudslides. it has been this way since the fire has ravaged this area. trying to do their best to keep people safe. that water right there, that is something we could see more of in the coming hours. >> one or two houses behind you there that look like they survived the fire. what an incredible storm it was. thank you. >> i will also be signing executive order to begin the process of fundamentally reforming and overhauling fema. you do not need fema, you need a good state government when you have a problem in los angeles or even in the state of california, you have your own essentially fema. you fix it yourself. getting the people is not a problem. getting the organization is a big problem. fema is incompetently run.

we can spend money on schools instead of giving money to bureaucracy. jon: president trump same the federal emergency management agency needs major reform. even went on to suggest getting rid of fema altogether while visiting communities ravaged by hurricane helene and the wildfires in california. fox news digital david marcus with the column this weekend on north carolinas recovery. it is titled mailboxes, use cars and other things making life hell in nashville. people struggle with things we take for granted. david joins us now. david, you have been there and the areas around it. how are they doing? >> i am here right now, actually the way i've described it in i put this in my column, we have all had the experience in life where there was an emergency and adrenaline kicks in.

you do everything in the moment and have to worry about the consequences later. western north carolina has now arrived at later. an enormous amount of frustration with fema. also some with state government. as far as the used cars go, 138,000 vehicles are destroyed. the people i'm talking to her getting insurance settlements but the demand is so high that they cannot afford to buy them. it is issues like that. maybe not life and death, but pretty darn important that their taking center stage now. >> you had an interesting and sort of touching story about mailboxes and what they mean for local residents. explain that, would you. >> this wonderful man named mark and a couple of his friends. they wanted to do something in the aftermath of helene. he knew a pastor's wife out in the affected area and he called and said what can we do and she said you have any heavy equipment and he said are my

friends and my hands in a couple shovels. and then she thought of this elderly woman up on a hill who was terrified because her mailbox was gone. the mailboxes quarter mile down the dirt road from the house and there is no place for a mailman to leave her social security check or letters from her family they built her mailbox. they have done this 10 times now taking trips just building people's mailboxes. it is beautiful. it was a thing that they could do that was within their capacity. good for them. >> good for them. the president is talking about abolishing fema. do you think that would go over well with the folks where you are. >> i do not think they care whether it is abolished or performed. they just see that change needs to be made. they are also cognizant of the fact that especially in north carolina, maybe like los angeles , some of these affected

areas are really hard to reach on a good day. they are cognizant of that and they are cutting fema a break for that. lots and lots of frustration for sure. >> fox news digital columnist david. thank you. >> thank you. jon: big time performance down under. he was tennis latest grand slam winner. that and more as we go around the globe. ♪ wegovy® is the only weight-management medicine proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events such as death, heart attack, or stroke in adults with known heart disease and obesity.

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we have new details on president trumps plans on retaliation against columbia for refusing to allow deportation flights to

land there. marco rubio releasing the statement. president trump has made it clear that america will no longer be lied to nor taken advantage of. the responsibility of each nation to take back their citizens who are illegally present in the united states in a serious and expeditious manner authorizing flights and all needed authorizations and then canceled his authorization when the planes were in the air. as demonstrated by today's actions we are unwavering in our commitment to end illegal immigration and bolster america's border security. meantime, north korea is wasting no time in challenging the net trump did the kingdom says it has tested a cruise missile system and promises the toughest response to the united states and south korea. stephanie bennett is live at the desk in london. she has a latest forest there. >> this latest launch suggest

that north korea will likely continue its weapons testing. speaking with fox earlier this week and plans to talk with the leader of north korea sometime soon. the central news agency said kim jong known oversaw the missile test yesterday. described as an underwater strategic missile that travels around 932 miles in just over two hours before hitting its targets. cited saying north korea's war deters capabilities of being perfected more thoroughly about to strengthen the military. south korea joint chief of staff says north korea actually launched several missiles towards the waters yesterday and is ready to defend itself. today north rios foreign ministry criticized the u.s. about the toughest response because of the military alliance in joint drills between south korea and the u.s. they described it as alleged invasion rehearsals.

they have repeatedly said there drills are just defense measures meeting three times during the first term and president trump called kim a smart guy and said he will reach out to him. >> happens to be a smart guy. >> when the conversation will take place. >> thank you. >> here are other headlines from around the globe. escaping from the war-torn country. heavy gunfire closes in on the key city. at the vatican, pope francis issuing a dire warning about anti-semitism during his prayer earlier today. calling for more fraternal and just world. in australia, jannik winning his

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one of president trumps first executive orders wind energy project citing environmental and national security issues. some disagree with him on that. >> horrible. we do not want windmills in this country halting new leases for offshore and onshore wind energy projects on federal lands in the u.s. temporarily pausing when energy projects already green lit mike off the atlantic coast. environmental impacts of wind energy. >> my hope is this will and the wind turbine industry in america forever.

>> congressman jeff andrew helped write the executive order >> hurts the whales, hurts the fishermen, bad for national security. >> denying whale death are related to turbines. the wind industry relies too heavily on government subsidies. in 2023 president biden gave a billion dollars to danish wind company just to see them pull out of two wind projects off the coast of new jersey due to high costs. advocates argued there is no going back noting 10% of america's electricity comes from wind. >> texas, the oil company of the world getting 22% of its electricity from the wind. iowa, 60% of the electricity coming from the wind. this has become foundational to the heartland of america. we need to keep moving forward. >> the fate is unclear.

planning on building five offshore wind farms off the coast of long island by the 2030 s. governor hochul says she is prepared to challenge trumps order. brian yannis, fox news. >> the trumps are not the only couple getting a lot of attention in washington this week. the pan does are making their debut at the national zoo this weekend. the panda house had been empty for more than a year when the previous agreement with china expired. they have been in the zoo since october but it's taken a few months for them to settle into their new home. meet mittens. an 8-year-old cat earning some major frequent flyer miles. the new home in australia earlier this month. air new zealand baggage handlers did not see mittens cage hidden behind the wheel cage and cargo so the cats laid on the plane

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borders art tom homan setting his sights on chicago. rejecting deportation flights i am jon scott this is a brand-new hour of the fox report. ♪ three big stories we are watching this our pre-justice department says home it is firstly taken part immigration abortion efforts in chicago longtime federal agents today. isa says it will conduct operations in the city and suburbs this week. president trump coming down hard on columbia after the south american nation refused to accept two plane loads of recently deported immigrants. last week to countries of mexico and guatemala accepted the first round of deportation flights. some senate republicans are urging the president to rethink his decision to revoke security details for two former officials mike pompeo and john bolton. the senator say both men are still under threats from iran.

we start immigration and fox team coverage. danette marie mcnichol is in florida with new details on the columbia tariffs the president promises and cb cotton's life the new york city newsroom with new details on a mass arrest of illegal migrants including violent gang members. >> yes dea agents in colorado tell us tren de aragua and gang members how to party overnight at a makeshift nightclub. advertising on social media. but john, the party ended went dea agents raided the place arrested nearly 15 people most of whom were told was in the country illegally. dea rocky mount division sharing this video on x of the raid and telling fox this was part of a broader dea effort to target tren de aragua. here's the bus pulling away with some of the gang members inside who are now in isa custody. this bus comes on the heels of fresh details about president donald trump's plans to grow the

force of law enforcement officers to carry out massive deportation. isa formally announcing justice department art cap to help specifically in chicago isa writing on social media quotes u.s. immigration and customs enforcement along with federal partners including the fbi, atf, dea, cbp and the u.s. marshals service began conducting enhanced targeted operations today in chicago to enforce u.s. immigration law and preserve public safety and national security. keeping potentially dangerous criminal aliens out of the country. an official also tells our colleague bill illusion iced efforts and national, tennessee and san antonio, texas led to the arrest of three men with ties to the tren de aragua gang including an active member or they were all taken into custody senior official says all three men were previously caught and then released at the border

during the biden administration. during the las vegas rally yesterday president trump said the gang's days here and our country numbered. >> they are as bad as the blood thirsty ms 13 gangs we've gotten all over the place. we'll get them out. bill melugin was there in boston with ice agent arrested eight people all in the country illegally to include ms 13 members, murder and rape suspects two. military troops began arriving in el paso, texas and san diego, california on thursday evening following president donald trump decision to declare a national emergency at the southern border. jon: cb cotton reporting from the newsroom, cb thanks. >> look, deportation is nothing new. bill clinton deported 12 million people. so when you see this cry from the left it's because they have been captured by the radical left who believes in open borders. president trump is going to send these criminals back. this repatriation process can go

smoothly with the cooperation of those countries or think as president trump has indicated help put a slap on a tariffs td propel suspend visa applications and cut off those appointment to the embassies. all of those options are on the table. but he means business. thirty-six missouri senator eric schmitt speaking with me at last arthur and his support behind sanctions behind columbia. he imposed tariffs on all colombian goods and is stopping all columbia application appointments after that country refused to accept migrant deportation flights from the u.s. they not marie mcnichol is live in florida with the latest. >> hey jon, that his rights. president trump posted on truth social this afternoon if columbia refuses to accept their citizens, he is ready to impose a 25% tariff on all goods coming into the united states. we are all learning more how this unfolded this afternoon. secretary of state marco rubio,

he said in a statement columbia had authorized the deportation flights and then canceled the authorization when the planes were in the air. just moments ago colombian government also issued a statement. from what we understand it says they are going to send their presidential plane to the united states to pick up the illegal migrants who were being deported and provide a quote dignified return to columbia. there were no details on a timeline in that statement for this. now, on truth social trump saidp studies ready to enact a travel ban and visa restrictions for colombian government officials and impose strict financial sanctions. he said this is just the beginning. clearly a very big focus on making sure columbia knows what the united states will do. it has been a nonstop week for president donald trump hitting three major cities in just two days. he is now here preparing for

another busy week ahead. he'll beat welcoming of public and lawmakers to trump international golf course. they're going be speaking at the gop retreat about policies and strategies on how to get president trump's plan through congress. jon: art danamarie mcnicholl live in florida. thank you. >> we are a welcoming city and we are a sanctuary city. we are a sanctuary and welcoming state. that is not changed. because of who won the election. any of the measures that the president is looking to execute against working people in the city of chicago, we will defend our city. it's just that simple. jon: chicago mayor brandon johnson doubling down on his apt opposition to the crackdown on undocumented immigrants. iced agents have made sweeping arrests of criminal migrants nationwide. the white house is called the

windy city ground zero for the crisis. some residents accuse the mayor of putting his liberal policies over public safety. >> we hope that donald trump is very serious about imprisoning those who want to stand in his way. we understand that we are in the middle of an invasion. every single person came across that border came with an invoice on their back for the chicago taxpayer. nobody else gets to be shielded from federal crimes and neither do they. jon: chicago raymond lopez is with us but he's a democrat joins us now but thank you for being with us today. it is my understanding that ice has rounded up about 1300 people from chicago. is that the latest number? because i think is 1300 nationwide if i'm not mistaken. well over 1000 documented criminals in cities like chicago and all across this nation the same dangerous individuals the president has spoken about.

the same individuals that tom homan has spoken about and sadly the same individuals that might mayor is that he is willing to do whatever it takes to protect the criminal element in our community. the mind boggling to me that we have a mayor who puts his politics above public safety we have seen how this played out in the past is not going to go well for his future. jon: is not just the mayor at the governor of your state of illinois. listen to jd. >> are just putting that out because they want to threaten everybody. they want people to step back and do whatever they want to do the federal officials. the reality is they cannot break the law. we are going to stand in the way of unconstitutional order but will also stand in the way of them breaking the law in illinois if they are not following federal law. jon: he is saying it would be breaking the law or federal authorities to arrest people who broke the law by coming into this country, do i have that right?

>> it was my colleagues in the democratic party would put as much effort in standing up to those criminals on the streets as they are of accusing donald trump of breaking the law. you have about 2% of the migrant population choosing to commit violent crimes in our neighborhood. that's people like johnson and all the socialist enablers want to protect. i don't understand and we can try to continuously lump in the long term undocumented democratic party promised a path forward to in the same category as those choosing to engage in criminal behavior like human trafficking. that does not make sense to me or a majority of chicagoans or americans for that thought pretty shown to be walking those who want to positively contribute to our city. jon: is not as they concern about criminals. there is a budgetary situation going on here. the numbers, just since august of 22. so a little more than two years past now, 51648 new arrivals in

chicago. and $629 million spent. i imagine there are people in chicago, it may be the homeless, who would like a little bit of that money. >> what is amazing and simile at the west side of chicago not far from where the mayor lives flooded freakish a storm in july of 2023 we had no money to help our seniors. with that individuals a battered by inclement weather or natural events in the city, no money for them. but yet for 51000 migrants who have come here either because of southern border states or because of former president joe biden sending them here we miraculously found over $600 million to provide care for them. just by the city of chicago taxpayers. excluding the 700 million they got from the state. it is a matter of priorities. chicagoans absolutely are a generous people they're willing to help and we need to and we

have too. but charity it must start at home but we have seen time and time again our democratic leaders have forsaken our residents, our constituents print those americans and even those immigrants have been there for a long time just for the latest and greatest adventure which is been the migrant asylum-seekers. >> suite noted at the top that you are a democrat for the city of chicago but what kind of heat are you taking from your mayor, the governor or anybody else in your party for these positions? bucks just as in we tried till our police officers to work with ice and when they are arresting migrants who are committing dangerous crimes in our community, we are constantly being pigeonholed as racist or xenophobic. even though i'm a third generation american here in this country. a proud mexican descent. they could try to gaslight and cancel all they want. the truth will remain the same and people understand common sense. not just locally but nationally there's a pivot toward the center because people want to see moderation. they want to see commonsense

return to the public sphere. not getting from the democratic party charge out crazy the crazy on the left. but, i remind them i'm with the democratic party it used to be, it should be and if you want to win must become in the years ahead. six chicago alderman raymond lopez thank you very much for a. >> thank you jon for it. jon: president trump such as jordan, egypt other arab nations to accept more palestinian refugees as he ends former president biden told on 2000-pound bombs destined for israel. mike tobin is alive in tel aviv with the latest on that. >> the latest is to cease fire deals are troubled, fragile and hanging by a thread put israel's army was supposed to be out of the south of lebanon today for the army remains. israel said that is because the lebanese armed forces failed to take up positions in the south of lebanon to prevent hezbollah from digging in and rearming for

therefore the withdrawal will be slow. the presence of israeli armor and troops illness south of lebanon today because it clashes with the lebanese health ministry said 22 people were killed in the south of lebanon just today. with the gaza strip there been clashes as well with the cease-fire hanging by a thread. the israeli forces have not pulled out of the corridor in the center of the gaza strip or they're not allowing palestinians to return to their homes in the northern end of the strip. toward the idf position in the army has fired warning shots for the reason the idf did not withdrawal is that prime minister netanyahu said hamas was in breach of the agreement. it stated that female civilians being released before the female soldiers but you saw yesterday for female soldiers were released. one female civilian is still hostage. she has been held by islamic jihad for that organization said she will be out before the next scheduled hostage release. but at the moment the army

remains. hamas was supposed to give israel a status report about the hostages remaining who were part of the first wave of hostage release. that status report meeting was alive and who is dead. the deadline to turn that over was yesterday. israel still does not have it. jon: a right mike tobin in tel aviv thank you. >> you've got it. >> some good news maybe. could help firefighters battle the still burning eaton and palisades fires the rain brings the threat of flash flood's and mudslides. christina coleman is live in pacific palisades with the latest on them. >> mudslides are a big concern especially in areas are ravaged by the fires like this one. go ahead and take a look at the hills behind me. all of that destruction along the pch that is what they are worried about the rain hitting this area triggering flooding

and mudslides would take a look at this video but some homeowners prepped for this. they covered their homes, surrounded their homes with sandbags to try to protect them from possible flooding. take a listen. >> actually hold on. i'm thinking we had the soundbite from the homeowner we have been using him today. but i will tell you what he is just concerned about the possibility of debris flow, full of hazardous materials that burn and the fire for this deadly eaton fire scorched more than 14000 acres of land. it is 95% contained and the palisades fire burned more than 23400 acres destroyed or damaged more than 7000 structures including many homes and businesses. it is now 87% contained. l8 mayor karen bass mentioned the impact all of this ring could have on the area during a roundtable discussion with president donald trump here in the palisades on friday. she, or the president rather want leaders to cut to the

bureaucracy and red tape help residents get back on their feet. take a listen to the discussion. >> we are concerned right now, over the weekend because of the potential rain. but we are going to move as fast as we can. we want you to be safe. we want you to be back in your homes immediately. >> but the people are willing to clean up their own debris. >> yes and they can pick what she should let them do that by the time you hire contractors is going to be two years. >> and there you have it. president donald trump determined to help residents here as people remain on high alert because of the potential for mudslides for the national weather service issued eight flood watch for areas that have been scarred by the fires. they want people to be okay and to be safe and be concerned of the potential for dangerous debris flow of hazardous material. jon: as i understand the fires and the ash make it harder for

the soil to absorb the rain which makes the threat of mudslides more difficult. >> that is right. normally the vegetation absorbs the precipitation. but because you have so much of the land scarred by the fire you have that dangerous and toxic debris, some soil repels the water which leaves it to drain, to flood. which could lead to mudslides. that's an ongoing concern. it is calm now we don't have that rain it's pouring about 20 minutes ago. more storms are expected this evening and through tomorrow. we are all here on high alert. >> the waterfall we saw in that last connection with you does not seem to be pouring anymore. christina coleman thank you. >> i was going to say that actually is a storm drain. that goes to show you the way it's pouring out like that we weren't sure. fortunately everybody is all right too. >> and see the latter that runs

down pretty anyway christina good job thank you. >> so, in los angeles firefighters a getting help from around the world to put out those wild fires for delegation of firefighting experts from israel is spending a week in southern california helping them battle that palisades inferno. there's just a california with her for the emergency volunteers project that aids israeli citizens and emergency services during times of national emergency. what is really firefighters shared with fox news digital why she called for help in. >> one big family. it doesn't matter if you live in l.a., if you live in miami, if you live in tel aviv or jerusalem. it does not matter at all. we are all human beings. we need to be together. we need to help each other. jon: she left behind a couple of kids to help americans. to read more about the israeli delegation aiding in the fires go to foxnews.com. coming up how defense secretary

pete hegseth is taking aim at dti. plus critics are calling out democrats were stalling the confirmation process from president trump's cabinet nominees. those stories and more straightahead on fox news.

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jon: defense secretary pete hegseth is getting straight to work today posted the department will immediately eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion programs. this after president trump signed executive order two and a federal dei programs. heck seth posted this handwritten note on defense department letterhead dod does not equal dei. no exceptions, name changes or delays. those who do not comply will no longer work here. the trump administrations also working on a plan to dismiss federal employees working in dei roles with tho but those workert on paid leave last week. only four of president trump's cabinet nominees have been confirmed so republicans accused democrats of trying to slow things down confirmation hearings are happening this for people like hhs secretary nominee robert f kennedy jr. per fbi director kash patel, director of national intelligence nominee tulsi gabbard.

republicans are eager to get trump's nominees confirmed especially those in line for national security roles. >> this is really disappointing. but it's also dangerous that the democrats are slow walking these nominations. especially these in nominations that deal with our national security. we have seen it president trump with his executive orders stepped up right away whether it's with border chaos, whether dealing with inflation, prices out there. whether it's dealing with energy security. dealing with our total national security package. >> that is nebraska senator deb fischer speaking with me yesterday. democrats have a trust problem now. she is joining us now. a trust problem, what you mean by that? >> the entire democratic establishment basically

conspired to pretend to the american people joe biden was just fine and certainly capable of another four years in the oval office. i think they have a lot of digging out of that hole to do. i've got to tell you, standing in the way of the confirmation process for trump appointees in nominees is just plain stupid. if that's the best of democrats have two put forward their brand at this point, i think they are in real trouble. jon: americans want congress to get things done. congress and ne never has a gret opinion ratings. if what you try to do is obstruct the party that won the white house and frankly the two houses of congress it does not seem like you are exactly doing wwhat the american people want. >> know and democrats of the lowest approval rating in 30 years. more americans are identifying as republican or republican leading independents then it

democrats. that never happens. this is like a sea change of sentiment towards the democratic party. i think part of it is a trust and part of it because back to a year earlier guest was talking about, common sense. people like what donald trump has offered. they like energy security. they like the border being closed. they like the deportation of criminals, 88% of the country according to a "new york times" poll is behind the every trumps doing stuff that people might basically slow walking it in this foolish fashion is not going to help the opposition very much. jon: you might share some of those numbers of the mayor of chicago who does not want isaac cracking down his city. you are talking about people helene and democrat versus republican. got some numbers from the gallup polling organization for 201631% of respondents said they leaned

democrat for 2024 is down to 2 28%, tied with the republicans and their number has not changed. and then if you take a look at independent voters who say they lean toward either party, in 201647% of independents said they lean and democrats. 45% now say so. leading republic was 22% and 46% now. it is advantage gop a in both of those poles. >> well, i am not surprised. the progressive wing of the democrat party hijacked the party and the ag jan that when biden took office. remember, he did a deal with bernie sanders to basically adopt a lot of his agenda. people don't like that agenda they do not like pretending men and women are exactly the same but they don't like open borders. they do not like an increasing amount of our economy being governed by federal bureaucrats.

so i think again, if republicans could present themselves of housing common sense answers, americans are common sense and pray they do not appreciate this kind of democrat left-wing idiocy. i think we've seen that in the polls. people are not approving chuck schumer and nancy pelosi and joe biden are trying to do. and they sure do not approve of those people right now. jon: is a piece that you wrote for foxnews.com your offering democrats will unsolicited advice. rebuild their trust with the american people have lost favor and elections they don't know what they stand for who they represent illuminate us on that a little bit. >> they have lost favor in particular with working-class americans. in this conversation joe biden warning about the mysterious oligarchy. who has been supporting democrats for the last 10 or 15

years? it is incredibly tilted to the billionaire class, the elite billionaire class. that is who has been supporting joe biden and the democrats. that is why they lost favor with a lot of union workers. not that union leadership necessarily but the actual rank and file who basically turned out to vote for donald trump. because remember it was donald trump who first open the door on rejecting trade agreements that disadvantage american workers. up until 2016 and democrats were all in on the trade agreements and so are most republicans. donald trump is when he stood up and said this is not working for our construction workers and our steelworkers and so forth but that was a pivotal moment and he has gone on to embrace other things working-class people appreciate by the way what they don't appreciate with student

loans which don't matter working-class american who have decided are good for america. no we disagree but i would point art viewers on foxnews.com. thanks. >> thank you very much. jon: still ahead right to a public and senators are calling on president trump to reconsider pulling security details for two of his former officials. plus, north korea issues a new threat in president trump's first week back in office. so, how might the white house respond? that is up next. and sell them directly to you. no middleman. just quality tools you can trust at prices you'll love. whatever you do, do it for less at harbor freight. ♪

jon: secretary of state marco rubio is calling for a very big bouncy on the leaders of the taliban. it may be larger than the

$25 million bounty made for osama bin laden. he said last night the taliban might be holding more american hostages than what has been reported. rubio's threat comes days after the taliban swapped two american hostages in exchange for a taliban leader. north korea said it tested a cruise missile system the third time it has shown off at the weapons arsenal this year. north korea is vowing quote the toughest response to the united states and south korea. stephanie bennett is live in london with the latest on that. this latest launch or suggest north korea is likely to continue its weapons testing. meanwhile president donald trump spoke with fox earlier this week on thursday telling sean hannity he plans to reach out to that leader of north korea. >> he happens to be a smart guy. >> no word yet when that

conversation will be paid the official korean central news agency said kim jon noonan oversaw the missile test yesterday. it is described as an underwater in situ surface strategic cruise missile that traveled for around 932 miles in just over two hours before hitting its targets. that term strategic implies the missiles are nuclear capable. he was cited take north korea's war deterrence capabilities are being perfected more thoroughly and vowed to strengthen its military. meanwhile south wrist joint chief of staff have said north korea launched several cruise missiles towards western waters yesterday. it's ready to defend itself. criticize the u.s. and found the toughest response because of military alliance between south korea and the u.s. describing it as alleged invasion rehearsal. meanwhile of course washington have repeatedly said their drills are just defensive

measures. jon: stephanie bennett in london thanks. that cia is changing its assessment on how cocoa19 began. the agency now says is likely the virus leaked from a lab in wuhan china. the shift which began under the biden administration comes days after john ratcliffe was sworn in as cia director. madeleine rivera has more. >> are two main theories how cocoa19 began. there is a theory that virus came from a market in wuhan china and then there is a theory the virus came from a lab leak. for years the cia said it did not have enough information to make a final determination. the cia says it assesses with low confidence eight research related origin of the covid 19 pandemic is more likely that a natural origin base of the available body of reporting for this analysis comes after for fr national security advisor jake sullivan quartered in the waning days of the biden administration

a new assessment into the virus origins. cia previous director bill burns had asked agency analyst to take a stand one way or the other there's no new intelligence to back up the conclusions instead it is based on a fresh look into the evidence of the agency already had. new cia director john ratcliffe confirmed by the senate ordered for the analysis to be declassified. he has long supported the lab leak theory. here he is speaking with maria on "sunday morning futures." >> we will get to the points where every intelligence agency and the united states will agree with the cia's assessment that the most likely outcome was from a lab in wuhan. will get more intelligence. will get about the intelligence as regards the agency's not bending to his views the findings were complete before his arrival by the cia says it will continue to evaluate credible new intelligence that could change its assessment.

jon: it madeleine rivera, madeline thanks. urging president trump to rethink its decision to roebuck personal security for some of his former officials. senators lindsey graham and tom cotton both criticized the move citing credible threats for my run. cotton said this today on "fox news sunday." >> is a chairman of the intelligence committee haven't reviewed the intelligence of the last few days. everyone involved in presidents strike of soul amani is persistent, it is real, they are committed to a vengeance against all these people. jon: former national security adviser john bolton and mike pompeo both lost their security details just days after mr. trump took office. growing outrage from both sides of the aisle after former president bpresident biden grany to a connecticut gang leader convicted of killing an

8-year-old boy and his mother 25 years ago. senior correspondent derek sean has more. >> there is outrage former biden granting clemency to the man is shot and killed an 8-year-old boy and his mother. prosecutors say because a child was a witness to a murder. we write dj brown and his mother karen clark were gunned down in bridgeport, connecticut back in 1999. prosecutors said they were killed by adrian so they would not be able to testify against his brother russell. both described as murders and gang leaders in the city's cocaine trade. adrian's are 25 years for conspiracy and the death of the federal centers on drug charges wwere leaked supervising fbi agent lock him up, jimmy lawton called the clemency of betrayal of the victims and other countries criminal justice system. >> it is disgusting. it is not the way it was supposed to be.

wheat made assurances to people this guy was going to be locked up basically for the rest of his life. and now we have to go back to these people and explain what happened. i'm sure their people concerned this gets back on the street. >> commuting sentence for nonviolent drug offenders but his release has prompted connecticut democratic senator richard blumenthal and others to call for a review of the presidential pardon process. saying quote that seems to me someone dropped the ball here to let this person be released. this was a really vicious murder that changed our laws. the victims of family said they are disgusted and distraught former agent calls him a very dangerous and violent person who is now set to go free in july. in new york i'm eric shawn fox news. jon: penn was firing back over severance to regain u.s. control of the panama canal. a closer look at the battle over one of the world's most important trade routes.

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jon: president trump claims china controls the panama canal. panama denies it but that is not stopping trump's push to take back control of that key

waterway. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin has more. >> a pattern mustn't government began auditing a hong kong company operating ports at both ends of the panama canal after president trump expressed concerns of a growing chinese influence over the canal. >> we are taking it back too. >> panama as president was asked about trauma's remarks and potential for u.s. invasion. panamanian government submitted a letter of complaint to the un security council rejecting president trump's claims thing it violated the own charter. unchartered. u.s. officials have warned china may be eyeing the can out the rich 40% of u.s. container ships traverse each of the year the fr head of the u.s. southern command general laura richardson this morning during the biden ministration. next i worry about, they look like civilian companies are or e owned enterprises that could quickly be changed over too

military capability if they needed that too. >> at his confirmation hearing last week the new secretary of state marco rubio clarified with the president was referring to when he said china is quote operating the canal. quick sovereignty ove of the cas not been turned over too foreign power. in reality a foreign power possesses, through their companies, the ability to turn the canal into a chokepoint in a moment of conflict that's a direct threat to the national interest and security of the nine states. >> in 2017 hill 2023 the u.s. did not have an ambassador in panama. during this five years of panama@47 bilateral agreements with the chinese. agreagree to china's belt and re initiative and severed ties with taiwan succumbing to pressure from beijing brought the pentagon jennifer griffin fox news. >> a real live greek tragedy nearly averted but the guy found a mysterious statue in a trash bag in a seaside suburb of

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jon: one of the beatles is changing his tune from rock 'n' roll to country. legendary drummer ringo starr is out the new country album called look up his first full-length album in six years. he collaborated with producer burnett it was also work with bob dylan for the two have known each other for decades and starr says it was the perfect time to teach him up. >> he sent me this song it was the most beautiful country track i have heard in many years. it so sort of 50s country. and so i thought i will make a country ep now. mostly i like pop rock and we bumped into each other and ended up here. >> the spin to nashville earlier this month with two sold-out performances. part of the proceeds from those shows go to victims of the los angeles wildfires.

star's former bandmate is making headlines paul mccartney is one in the british government against overhauling copyright laws in order to train artificial intelligence. that uk liberal labor party that holds a majority in parliament says it is scaling back laws will help ai and boost the tax industry. mccartney argues that would make it nearly impossible for artist to retain control of their work. >> for instance you get young guys, girls coming up. they write a beautiful song. and they don't own it. and they don't have anything to do with it. anyone who wants can rip it off. ai is a great thing but it should not rip creative people off. there is no sentiment. jon: mccartney and ringo starr are no strangers to ai. in 2023 they released the last

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