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monday. let's go to florida where the action is right now on this monday afternoon as president trump is about to meet with house republicans, expecting remarks bring those te as they carve the path forward for the presidents very busy agenda. a lot of farm policy issues coming to the front as we are now one week from the inauguration. hard to believe that it was just seven days ago but the focus, while everyone was watching the championship games yesterday, the president was working hard on this back and forth with columbia. as the country backs down from a battle over deportation flights, president trump had threatened 25% tariffs because they dropped off 2 military planes in columbia and they were rejected. all of this went back and forth after that rejection. the president of columbia

accusing the united states of not treating the migrants with dignity and now operates his own playing and a seated to all demands from the trump administration. marco rubio posted, america will not back down when it comes to defending our national security interests so here now in her first interview is someone very familiar to us and to all of you, tammy bruce, former fox news contributor. great to see you. congratulations on your new position. what was it like the area started? everyone was glued to the football game but i got all these alerts about what was happening with regard to columbia. what was your sunday likely. >> it was an exciting weekend but what it felt like is what i think the american people expect which is a very active president. we know president trump is an active man, a secretary of state and marco rubio who as he has said and as we want to know him, cares about the details of what is going on, the messages that

are sent. not just by the united states but also in general in the world. i think that this is an opportunity unlike perhaps the last few years that various countries including columbia found out that there would be repercussions if you take america for granted. if you renege on a deal, that was by the way a signed agreement. this was not a surprise to anyone. they were expecting it. it was a very unfortunate situation but i think now in the end with this agreement as you've noted, that nothing changed effectively. america can still land it's planes and do everything else and if they want to in columbia use their own plans to repatriate some of their citizens, just about colombian citizens, they can do that. but in the end this was unnecessary and of course they found out that this is now a nation under the trump administration and through secretary rubio that we take our agreement seriously and that

america is not going to be taken advantage of and that there will be repercussions if you behave in that manner towards this country. >> i asked tom home in a couple times it's hard for me to understand if someone comes into the country illegally that there are countries where we can't send them back. that doesn't make sense and i said to him why don't you just land the plane there and let them worry about it? it was interesting to watch that play out in realtime but it seemed like the colombian president was a lot of bluster and pushback and a nasty letter he wrote. this is cortez is take on the whole thing. to punish columbia, trump is about to make every american pay even more for coffee. remember that we pay the tariffs, not columbia and she went on to talk about more about inflation. what is your response to that. >> what people recognize about president trump and the messaging that has to happen is that this was about reminding columbia that there is a price to pay if you go against your agreements. things that you promise.

that america has an interest and every country has it's own self-interest but our nation again now under the administration will be acting on that and it was a reminder to columbia and the president there that there will be a price to pay and ultimately what one would expect had to happen did happen. they said our bad. and they reversed everything so -- [simultaneous talking] >> it is leverage, a reminder. >> take these flights back. they will probably all end up taking them. "the wall street journal" today, sunday, rather, a piece that they ran says that the president and this is about mexico and canada and whether or not they will be slapped with tariffs first. and then have talks. they report the president has tingled with both countries before and doesn't feel that canada and mexico are taking his threat seriously according to some advisors and wants to hit them with tariffs first and

prove that he is not baffling. what is your response to that from the state department? >> even when you talk about close neighbours, this is where we live, the americas. out of the last four years we have mixed messages or no message at all about the interest of the united states and i think it is reasonable when it comes to tariffs and doing things that will make america of course safer, more prosperous, secure and stable, that is what drives all state departments, business and decision. marco rubio's commitment to make sure that everything we do is in america's interest which is in the interest of canada and mexico and every other nation frankly on the planet. >> it is getting out there that they will reevaluate every bit of the billions of dollars of aid that goes to other countries whether it's humanitarian or military.

before they start paying those bills again, right tammy? >> this is reassessing and looking at what it is we've been doing and if all of it is in our best interest and what makes that better for the nations around the world. it is about taking a note of what we've been doing and whether or not things need to change and how to best proceed to the future for us and in a serious manner recognizing the importance of relationships between america, the united states and every other country in the world. we will not be taken advantage of. we are serious about the assistance that matters to the world. we care about the nature of what we do but it is going to be serious and it's going to be effective and it's going to be sharp. >> a lot of places used to getting the checks and now they will have to prove that it is worthy and that it's in our best interest as well. great to see you. [simultaneous talking] many new colleagues in new positions of great importance. great to see you.

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than 500 ice detainer is added to the list we saw last week. moments from now i will speak with dea agent in colorado who was involved in this early morning raid on what they said was a makeshift nightclub party that they pulled people out of and that there were many members in their of the violent venezuelan gang. but first let's go to our correspondent in new york with the latest. >> this is what trump said on day one, going after what they said is the worst on the streets arresting migrants who committed a wide range of crimes like drug trafficking, on charges and child sex crimes and those raids are far from over. >> these rates will go throughout the country. we won't let up putting our foot on the gas and we will go. >> reporter: raids from chicago to miami with arrests in philly and crackdowns right here

in new york city. texas had teams on the ground finding three rifles, 2 pistols and more than 3000 rounds of ammo. sources telling me that a member of the drug cartel out of mexico was carrying those weapons when he was arrested in el paso, texas. just the other day i.c.e. agents found a large bag of cocaine with more than 120 kilos of that drug packed right inside this bag and investigators say group of migrants were planning to traffic that into our country. in colorado, federal agents from the dea rating a party in the denver area because of an ongoing investigation into that venezuelan gang, the team says 50 migrants were arrested and ice ran dozens of background checks and put them on this bus and took them away. this continues here with the d.a. rocky mount team saying they busted this party so quickly they still had some beers left on camera and ice. thank you. >> martha: with that we bring in jonathan, at the helm of that

denver area raid, in charge of the dea rocky mount field division and investigations targeting terrorism and it is great to have you with us. give us a sense of how you tracked this makeshift party location down. what was happening in there and who was apprehended? >> thank you for having us. we have been following here for a number of months. when i first arrived here in colorado seven months ago, the special agent and charged said tva, no one wanted to talk about it but my agent quickly realized that we had a tda trafficker who moved around 12 kilos of fentanyl across the mountains coming into the city so that really started us looking at these traffickers and what they were doing and who they were associating with. and for the next several months

we have been able to identify more and more of them, link them to other states, link them to numerous other countries, follow them between these makeshift nightclubs and that is what you see in the images on the screen now. the combination was a federal search warrant executed at one of those makeshift nightclubs and we found about 50 people inside early sunday morning. >> martha: were there drugs and weapons in there? >> absolutely. these are dangerous criminals. you've seen from those videos that came out a few months ago they are carrying pistols and ak-47s and are serious bad guys. we showed up in force. there were pistols found inside, cocaine, crack cocaine and we also found a drug also known as pink cocaine. >> you have been on the job for seven months. what is different now under this leadership then it was even a couple of months ago. >> this has been an ongoing investigation for the dea but what is different now is that there is a renewed focus on the

most violent criminals and those in our cities and across the nation. that is an important thing. i am a citizen of the denver area too and i want to wake up to a safer city and that is what happened here. we took over 40 people into custody. a lot of these people have criminal records and so i think the people in the city of denver woke up today to a safer city. >> martha: mayor johnston had been very outspoken. the mayor of denver about what would happen if there were raids and that the people of his city would protect immigrants who were living in the city from any kind of raids against them and yet now he is saying what happened here on camera that we are showing you, you just gave us a statement, didn't happen in denver but if it had he would have been supportive. do you see a change in the way that leadership in denver and colorado is talking about all of this now? >> i think so. i think some of the politicians are walking those statements

back. we are here to protect public safety. on this raid we had dea out there as you can see, we had homeland security, i.c.e. agents as well as some local partners with us as well. and everyone wants a safer neighbourhood to live and so people can say what they want about cooperating or not cooperating with ice but dea is conducting drug investigations all across the united states. sometimes they include illegal immigrant so we will use all the resources that the dea has to remove these people from the country if they need to be. >> martha: we saw in many cases they were roaming freely and tracked in 18 states i think we have a map if we did not show it already of all the states that this group is in so once they start seeing raids and crackdowns and arrests like we saw last night in your area. what do you think the impact will be on their aggressiveness in the u.s.? >> i think they will probably start to scatter a little bit.

i think that is what we will see here. we certainly didn't arrest all of them in colorado yesterday but we took quite a few off the streets but typically when these type of things happen they moved to other locations. we will see them scatter but i think what people need to know is gangs like this are a real threat to our public safety and so are cartels. they all cooperate and work together and these are violent people that we will continue to work hard to get off the streets. >> martha: before i let you go. when i look at this video some of those arrested are women, i see handcuffed. are they members as well? that you arrested last night? >> it is a very diverse group. i'm looking at a list here, we had most from venezuela but we had el salvador, mexico, honduras, cuba, romania, let's see... and italy. these people are all connected to this gang one way or the other because it was an

invitation-only party but they are all associated. >> martha: not necessarily a party we want to be invited to, you weren't invited but thank you for showing up anyway. jonathan, always good to see you. thank you for the work you do. putting yourselves on the line out there and we really appreciate what you are doing to make not only colorado but the country safer. thank you. >> thank you, martha. president trump taking action to restore warrior ethos to the pentagon under new defence secretary pete. >> we don't want to fight wars. we want to deter them. and we want to end them responsibly but if we need to fight them we will bring overwhelming and decisive forced to close with and destroy the enemy. >> martha: that was on saturday. tom cotton who along warned about the military going woke and the problem that that presented to our readiness joins me next.

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>> martha: as we know, president trump intends to make the pentagon hyper focused on america's ability to fight on the battlefield with the new

defence secretary in charge of course. and iraq and afghanistan veteran has grilled military leaders about the detrimental nature of going woke in terms of the readiness of the united states military. we will speak with him in just a moment but first senior white house correspondent, peter. >> good afternoon. president trump does not think that transgender people are mentally or physically stable enough to serve in the u.s. armed forces. and this executive order first reported by "the new york post" today that will be signed any minute makes the case that transitions surgeries require recovery and narcotics that could affect somebody's readiness for up to a year. >> there are more executive orders coming and we fully support on removing dei inside the pentagon. reinstating troops who are pushed out because of covid mandates. the iron dome for america. this is happening quickly.

and as a secretary of defence it is an honour to salute smartly. >> the very first thing that secretary pete hegseth said after photos of his swearing and was this photo with the caption, dod does not equal dei. no exceptions, name changes or delays. those who do not comply will no longer work here. that is an attempt to stop managers at federal agencies to reassign it dei specialists to other offices within the government and it's all stuff donald trump said he would do. >> making these promises and keeping these promises to the american people broadly supporting this. i think the democrats will be wise to be a little bit more cooperative. >> pete hegseth mention there the american iron dome and we expect that to be one of president trump's executive orders today are tomorrow and it comes as adversaries experiment with hypersonic technology and as president trump is promising to let us all know what was going on with those drones over new jersey. martha. >> martha: i have been asking

about that for quite a while, thank you. we will talk to senator cotton and a second but mike johnson is speaking right now and let see what he's talking about. >> we talk about conditioning the aid that will go there to policy changes. i think that is a common sense notion that is supported by the vast majority of people who do not want to subsidize crazy california leftist policies. that are dangerous for people. what the terms are and the details of that we will be working out but entwined in all of that is the concern about election security in california and voter i.d. is a matter, most american people see the value in and it will be something we try to do in advance. >> reporter: [inaudible]

>> i am not sure and i will get ahead of the president regarding negotiations with venezuela or el salvador or any other country, i would just say that we will be dealing with this in the same manner that we did with columbia and that is every nation around the world, venezuela is a good example. the president noted that they open their prisons and send very dangerous persons to the u.s. that is not acceptable and we should never have allowed it here. the biden administration in mayorkas open the border wide and subjected american people to all these terrible -- it's a humanitarian catastrophe and a violent problem and a violent crisis for the american people and it must be addressed. president trump, he will have a heavy hand and we will support him on that regardless of who stands up against them. >> reporter:

[inaudible] >> i have expertise with fema from louisiana as a disaster prone state and we have lots of experience with that. in my experience it is very often the case that local workers or people that were working through fema do a good job and often is the leadership at the top that can affect the outcome of how a disaster is handled. there has been a lot of frustration of course over the last four years with how fema has been handled and i think the president's right to assess that. i think we are entering a new era of government meaning when the president says he wants to make the government more efficient and effective and we say we want to limit the size and scope of government it means everything is on the table for

reevaluation. this is a new moment for us to reevaluate everything that the federal government does and fema is in the crosshairs because they are the microscope because these disasters are front and centre for the country to review and so i think that the task force that the president set up with the executive order is an appropriate step and probably long overdue. it will be a 180 day evaluation with very smart people in the room that have a lot of expertise and experience to deal with fema and i look forward to the outcome of that issue. i will tell you from my perspective and the state of louisiana having a lot of experience with this we have the governors opposite homeland security and emergency preparedness and they do an extraordinary job on a state level. they are very responsive to the people in our people are very resilient and they look to the state officials to handle that. fema has been a partner but they probably could be a better partner so we will withhold the final judgement on what the analysis is from that group that

i think the timing for that is important and we support the president's initiative obviously 100% and we will assist from the house, in any way we can to contribute to that effort with regard to the inspector general. the president, my understanding is he will replace those positions with new persons and sometimes you need a fresh look. we want to illuminate abuse in every way possible, the president is committed to that and we are as well and inspector general's when they are working on all cylinders and to their top level of effectiveness, they can be a huge part of that. i think the president appreciates that but sometimes you have to have or begin a new page and start with a fresh start and i think some new eyes and voices will be appropriate at this time. scott. >> reporter: [inaudible] >> martha: what we are watching here in realtime is president trump going forward with his promises to make all of the agencies of the government more accountable and more

efficient so mike johnson answering questions here from the house republicans meeting with president trump. basically saying yes, fema is on the line to be accountable for how they spend their money. you heard president trump saying the other day in many cases when they are on the ground and these emergencies are at odd with parts of fema. very unconstructive also with regard to the dismissal of inspector general's, not unprecedented at all for a new president to come in and clear the decks and start to replace people with those who are on board with this really driven efficiency process that we are seeing and as we talked about it in the state department as well, aids, billions and billions of dollars, is it well spend an america first supportive? that is what we are watching unfold here in this agenda. in the meantime, vice president j.d. vance insisting that president trump has accomplished more in a matter of days than

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fuelled by diesel fuel, if it is way too expensive than the bacon will become more expensive. >> martha: bringing in tommy larin, also the host of a new series, 100 days with tommy larin and tim ryan, former democratic congressman, great to have both of you with us today so let me ask you first, how do you think that vice president vance did answering that question? >> it is so early to say an executive order will have an impact within a week or however, long it's bin. i think that is a ridiculous question but i think that will be the broader question that the president and the vice president in this administration will have to ask, are you going to quickly be able to get prices under control, get inflation under control because that is why they won basically and they had a very simple solution. biden was terrible. the democrats screwed it up and

now they are in and it is very complicated so it will determine the success or failure of the administration at least in the short-term. they are moving on the end of a cyclical stock market which was doing great, jobs are doing great, everything was doing great and they may catch the tail end of that and then they may be in a recessionary mode till be interesting to see how they handle that. >> martha: tommy, what is your take on that? >> as j.d. vance alluded to, unleashing american energy independence will go a long way in reducing some prices because everything really is dependent on energy and if we make more of it here and even export it to the rest of the world that will be a huge feather in our cap bt also in terms of food prices let's also unleash our american farmers and ranchers, let's give them a level playing field so that they can compete with some of the foreign meat and some of the form products that are coming in. a lot of folks don't know that we don't have country of origin labelling on our meat products

which would go a long way to unleashing american farmers and ranchers allowing them to sell their products and allowing them to differentiate their product from the important stuff. this is one of the things i'm hoping to see from an administration that puts america and americans first. >> martha: one more quick topic, selena gomez going for another academy award or golden globe nomination here. sobbing on instagram earlier today about what she says she is seeing out there and she talks about children getting attacked. watch this. >> i want to say that i am so sorry. all the people getting attacked, children who don't understand. i am so sorry, i wish i could do something but i can't. i don't know what to do. >> she took that off instagram but she said apparently it is

not okay to show empathy for people. and we have seen some of this backlash from other folks and on the view as well but then we hear governors in massachusetts and in colorado saying so far we are okay with the people that you have kicked out of the country, thank you. >> let's remember, obama, bill clinton, a lot of democrats took this very seriously. you have to know who was in your country. and you need to do that in a compassionate way, i don't think we should be ripping parents from their kids, we should keep people outside of the border and process them in, you have to get in line and abide by the rules. [simultaneous talking] >> you don't have any problem with what you've seen so far? >> i have not seen anything so far but i'm out of office so i'm not paying attention like i used to. >> we are seeing all kinds of videos. tommy, your reaction to celebrities speaking out and crying like we saw last time

around really. >> this is why you should get all of your news and information from tiktok, selena gomez, a word to the wise. i never saw her crying for laken riley or rachel more so i would hope that she would consider the lives of those americans that were lost to illegal immigration next time she makes a theatrical crying video posts and on social media. >> it is a good warning about getting your news from tiktok. thank you. good to have you here. a different kind of crying that was quite moving over the weekend. a stirring performance of the national anthem evoking some tears from some of these big players who were already to play in the super bowl obviously very emotional last night when he watch the game between the chiefs and the bills. [national anthem playing]

>> martha: calling on retired navy petty officer first class to be america's permanent anthem singer. i can get behind that. you will meet him coming up next. total beets, america's best-selling beets brand, is available at walmart. total beets blood pressure support soft chews contain a key ingredient clinically shown to deliver two times better blood pressure support. take control of your health. head to walmart and get total beets blood pressure support soft chews today.

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>> martha: wow. amazing, retired u.s. navy petty officer first class generald wilson bringing spectators to tears and players to tears with that powerful performance of our national anthem last night at the afc championship game in kansas city. a lot of people calling it the best ever one sand posting quote, holy america. we are honoured to have him with us now eric retired petty officer first class generald wilson with us with more than two decades of surveys including tours of vietnam and the persian gulf. thank you for your service and it continues with that performance last night. it is great to have you with those. what was it like up there last night? >> it was exciting. exciting. first i want to make sure to tell you that it's an honour to be here talking to you face-to-face so that is amazing. secondly i didn't serve in vietnam, i don't want to get in

trouble. it is out there for some reason. it was exciting as always. the kansas city chiefs are an amazing organization that i have been with for so long. along with other organizations let the kansas city chiefs of course is my hometown so i get excited every time i get that call. the atmosphere is top-notch and it's amazing. the fans are radical as you can tell so it was a blessing. >> martha: the heart of america to be sure and you just felt it. there's nothing like a flyover with the amazing rendition of the national anthem that you gave us, it was incredible. lots of feedback on social media, pat mcafee, he

absolutely slaughtered the national anthem. thank you for your service. ben watson, my man saying that anthem. that is not easy. when you see these guys, some of these big often sublime and and the quarterbacks and they are always swaying back and forth as he anthem is playing. they are moved and they have so much energy that they can barely stand still at that point. what do you think about their reactions? >> it is definitely cold so you have to move around. secondly, when i see the replays of course while i'm singing i don't see that. i see coach andy reid because we are face-to-face, i salute him every time before i start. that is our thing that we do. i look at it on the replay and it just feels like they really are in the moment as they reflect over america how much they love america, how much they love our country.

and then may be what is going on in the world, they reflect over that, i don't know but it shows a sense of patriotism and shows how much they love not only our country but the men and women who serve our country. not just in the military but also firefighters, police officers and it's amazing. >> that is what it feels like, an amazing american moment and you punctuated it so perfectly and moved all of us with that rendition and i want to thank you. my favourite ever used to be whitney houston at the national anthem but you gave her a run for her money and you are the person that a lot of people want to be the official singer of our anthem so thank you so much. can you sing us out to this break, just a couple bars before we go? >> okay. how about i pray. fabulous america is a prayer

song. [singing] [singing] [singing]

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this is on par with ai from chatgpt and google. even though those companies receive billions of dollars and years of development, deepseek did it cheaper and in a matter of months. but there are already concerns. the chinese based application will not answer any questions related to the ccp. we asked deepseek about the tiananmen square protests and got this quote, sorry, that is beyond my current scope. we also asked deepseek to tell us about the uighurs, a muslim ethnic group china has been accused of committing genocide against. of course there was a response with the several pages long with acknowledgement that is a contentious public. -- topic. once it was done with this response it disappeared and we got the same reply again. a national security concert it looks really bad. you touched on this, professionals are not too worried about security because deepseek is open source meaning you can take the cold and run it

on your own computer if you have the power. it is not being sent back to china and the ccp. they are way more concerned with this means for american dominance and artificial intelligence because the gap it's really narrowed. sam altman of openai says of china wins the race for ai it could destroy us. china is doing this with less money, models, and chips. compare that to the $100 million cited last year. china claim to use just 2000 in video chips to train its latest model. compare that to the tens of thousands of chips used for u.s. models. but there are questions about whether china's underreporting how much money and how much computer power they are using. skepticism that elon musk also shares. artificial intelligence advisor to the president says that the ai race will be very competitive and that president trump was

right that the u.s. cannot be complacent. >> this is a race that is very much eating up. >> sit up and take notice. this is a battle so central to the future and everybody we all have to dial in and get it. >> thank you so great to see you and thank you went home for joining us on this monday january 27th. lots of hearings. the senate floor for some of the big cabinet appointees. we will see you back here tomorrow at 3:00. stay tuned the will cain show starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪