many years she has worked for him and she has happy to set the law and take a look, you know that you think there should be exceptions for lawbreaking but the law is and you enter the country illegally and without permission, you indeed have broken it. she is answering those questions and she started the briefing as we say off the top in this business with a lot of list of very violent criminals that they've been reporting and of course you have kristi noem the just recently confirmed the hs secretary in new york today on some of those ice raids. >> sandra: yeah, she said then they are going to be store the press passes of individuals whose passes were wrongly revoked by the biden administration and to my earlier points, she said we welcome independent journalist, podcaster's, social media influences, and content creators to apply for credentials to cover this white house. while she is making those changes, i mean, she also did call on the ap and cnn and msnbc in that room. you can say, well, tatanka i'm

getting them all in there. thank-you. >> john: talk about everything old is new again. the fact that there were so many people there harkens back to the first days of the first trump administration when it was literally standing room only. the people were fighting to get in the door and as jacqui was pouring out, she had to fight to get to her seat in the front row, so many people. >> sandra: we cannot even hear her. exactly. >> john: a low technical difficulty here and there is expected. >> sandra: thanks, katie. ♪ ♪ >> there's no doubt preston jelen has been the hardest working man in politics. this president has sent more than 300 executive orders since taking -- he has taken historic action. marking the first 100 days of this administration, 4:00 p.m.

first 100 hours. and this and this person that martin the first 100 hours from the previous presented in the first -- >> john: the youngest white house press secretary of ever making her debut for the the biden administration. break down a number of executive orders that were signed by 47. >> sandra: and he, the person, making that on the promises he campaigned on the bar these mass shakeups moving too fast? i suppose you could ask are they going fast enough? alina habba is on deck to break down trump's first week in office. that is next. >> john: the trump administration is cleaning house more than a dozen career prosecutors who worked under former special counsel jack smith shown the door and the latest move to fight local weaponization at the justice department. will come back as will come back as america reports rolls into a second hour. i'm john roberts and washington. >> sandra: and good to be with you. i'm sandra smith any aspect of our attorneys were all involvement from prosecution.

classified documents case for the dc election interference case. trump's action attorney general says that prosecutors cannot be trusted to implement his agenda. after working cases against him. >> john: team coverage sports nut. kerri urbahn with her analysis. two let's get to david who has the latest has jack smith wanted to many of his works. >> jack smith retired a few weeks ago. we're not sure exactly where he is writing about the rest of his team and with the prosecutors are far in their career prosecutors sandra. email from 2010 -- date house and want answers. the fact district attorneys recommended by your shape and

not surprising because the term seven years in his palace telegraph problems with the jack smith team. is a bit surprising these prosecutors were outright fired. told to get out of the building. since they are career prosecutors, they are afforded civil service protections and usually they may be reassigned to another part of doj what is not clear if they will sue to get their jobs back. and fugees spokesperson tells fox news acting attorney general where attorney general where can we make this decision because he did not believe these officials could be trusted to faithfully implement the president's agenda because of their significant role in prosecuting the person. demodemocrats on x center princs of unity or in part to make in

regard to embracing these principles, you seem intent on upending them and return us to the pace of the infamous its system of the 19th century. but with the civil servants were hired based on their loyalty rather than professional merit. political patients system led to a federal workforce that was unqualified and prioritize obsequious scraping and bowing electoral campaigning and raising money for the president over their official duties. to schedule on the phone with the justice department officials and tells me essentially i want to read this equipment and will wait the quarterback. the american people overwhelming fodder for changes to the system and this is that in practice. a person goes on to say the operational capacity of the department of justice will not be affected. back to you. >> sandra: all right, david spunt, thank-you. john? 12 let's bring in kerri urbahn. foxnews.com. fox news digital reporter. acting attorney general james mchenry. terminate the employment of number of doj officials played a significant role in prosecuting persons from the blood of their actions the acting attorney general does not trust these officials to assist with fully implementing the president's agenda. i guess that is a lesson in the old adage that if you're going

to try to kill the king, you better kill the king. >> that is right. and you have to remember when people work for a special counsel, they do so by raising their hand, it is a self-selecting process. and typically when somebody works for special counsel it is because they are pretty passionate about getting the person at the other end of that and so it makes sense to me why this was moved to a prime interest is made of the last couple of days. weekly speaking, i think we're going to see this play off of the next couple of years. here's an appeals court process that the up is can follow. it may be that it is the process that this administration wants. the process alone can be very tiresome when you are on the other end of that. checking out his career officials who are part. they have the hire lawyers. i so -- i also think if they take the department is going to settle with them, they may want

to think twice because i don't anticipate that from this department of justice. >> john: here's how one career doj employee described what is going on. it feels like a nonviolent war. it is just while. everybody is a sitting duck and these people have no power or control over the situation. people adjusted state -- state of shock. is unlike anything i've ever seen. the thing that happened in the first from administration him anywhere close to this. about that nff, did they not watch one episode of court game of thrones "? >> and they forget that there was one main sitting back in his name was donald j. trump. and make sense why his career officials are either getting we were sent where they are getting fired altogether. i think the underlying theme that the common denominator's they had a role in prosecuting counterbore they had a hand saying the mar-a-lago red. when you are an exactly, you come into whether it is the country, as the leader of the free world or you're running a corporation. he typically don't want people who hate your guts working for you or are out to get you and have used and abused as a law for years in order to do just that. there are processes and we're going to watch this play out for the next several years. i think this was certainly a

significant move in their shock and awe cam payne. >> john: a couple of democrats, the making member of the house judiciary committee, jay county from the oversight committee wrote a letter to james mchenry saying in part, the following. the career professionals who -- least to [indistinct] part of an expert nonpolitical workforce to [indistinct] asked with protecting our public safety. they've been hired and appointed based on their professional merit and excellence. this idea of a nonpolitical workforce, i think will happen to trump in the last few years would have a lot of people saying, that particular phrase comes into question. >> sandra: and there are a lot of great career officials out there, great career orders. this idea that it is perpetuated by the media for a long time at people are those who worked at the department of justice or elsewhere or somehow immune from political persuasion. it is minicus. have feelings and political opinions just like everyone else and sometimes the subpoenas end up driving what they do and driving them to use the law in a way that they should not and target political enemies and case in point, one of the people who was fired, his name was jp cooney. john, in fall 2020, with all the election fraud fears and every thing that was going on. i don't know remember his this. and attorney general bill barr put out a memo that says once election had been certified question about fraud in places could be investigated in real

time in order to resolve those things. there was a present and the department of justice who threw a fit over this and said, this is outrageous. by would be investigate election fraud once it has been certified. he writes this in a memo and get other people to sign onto it and that memo gets mysteriously linked to the new york times. the person then main justice and went on to become jack smith deputy. so you can see the political paths on a number of these people. what we're seeing over the last couple of days is not surprising though again, we're going to see how this plays out in terms of the process and appeals over the next couple of years. >> john: i guess political opponents know that they are going to lose their job and the fact that his witches into the rear end of things is surprising to a lot of people. i think to those of us who watch what has transpired, not much is. good to chat with you. thank you. >> to chat. >> to foreign nationals or think about trying to legally enter the in our states, seek again. under this present you will be

retained and will be reported. every day the americans are safer because of the violent criminals that president trump's administration's is removing from our communities. >> the immigration crackdown at the number of show. their efforts are working after hilly apprehensions. and more than 11,000 under the previous presidency. the first of the truck biden administration has the even seen 1100 per day. and we're learning it is not just americans were calling for this change. william la jeunesse is more on what we're hearing from that has and citizens about illegal immigration there. william. >> are fed up. for years they have seen weekly caravans crossing their border. massive tent camps clogging mexico city now and their northern cities are set by migrant names. in multiple polls, mexicans have said enough. >> it is a huge problems in our

neighborhood. the contamination the garbage, the violence. [sirens] >> sanchez is fed up with illegal immigration in mexico. they defecate and urinate public. >> he may have some influence on our government. we can't continue like this. >> francisco calls the migrant influx an invasion. >> we don't know these people where they come from. most are unemployed because they don't do anything. >> 70% of mexicans call illegal immigration excessive and 40% want to limit or stop it altogether. but this one is one of migrants as they are not all bad. he and many others are stranded waiting for asylum interviews in the u.s. >> it is not to enter legally.

>> mexico now passes many migrants. and they see a change in public opinion. >> we don't know the situation in countries. how the government have to do. they have to resolve this. >> it is changing right. more migrants are being taken off the trains and drinks in the south because they know they can't go north. next year is building these massive shelters on the border. and transportation back to their village for the non-magazines being told and they are kind of in a predatory. to go south. sandra. >> sandra: william, thank you. john. >> john: the democratic chicago bear randy johnson build on what he could not do what border czar tom homan is doing in the city on the immigration crackdown.

listen to what the mayor said. >> tom homan showed up in chicago. he found a convicted sex offender who has been living in our city since 2009. if he can do this, why can't y you? >> that is in their job. we need to make sure that individuals who are undocumented, have been charged with a convicted of a crime, it is the federal government's responsibility to do their part and uphold the law. >> john: yeah, well, this is days after he was in chicago for the ice ice. he dubbed the city ground zero for immigration enforcement. he was asked why homan could do something and ice could do something that they cannot do popping a convicted sex offender

and he said that is their job? wouldn't it be the job of local police. i would think that might be the job. >> sandra: for citizens to be learning that they are living amongst them illegally and having a criminal background goes to show why you see them with the popularity of these policies to go and get the bad guys first and get them back out john and it is just remarkable what they are discovering along the way. >> john: and while we see the growing outrage of people who live among chicago like -- they are fed up with this. they are fed up with watching the city just ignore the law and ignore the law breakers to give services to folks who committed the city on a temporary basis as opposed to serving the people who actually lived there. you can begin to understand the outrage. >> sandra: yep, alright. >> john: and now this. >> the president said that he

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and potentially triggers an a.i. arms race. say that 10 times fast. kevin o'leary is here. i cannot wait to talk to you because i wonder what your take is on all this. there was a little bit of a shock on wall street, there was a big reaction with tech stocks and the nasdaq and a big selloff because it seems that china may have figured out how to do a lot of this stuff better and cheaper. what is your take? >> first of all, there's a tremendous amount of skepticism regarding this deep seek product whether the chips are used or not or earlier versions of air. 6 million-dollar prize from the dust of a hedge fund manager, i don't believe it. no one does. this is a fact i think people should really wake up to. we are in a propaganda war with china. we are in an economic war with china. we are in a technology work with china. and hopefully, i hope we don't get there military war with china. have one at some points.

the country with the best a.i. is going to win the future of warfare. propaganda being a big thing. if you put deep seek on your phone, it better be a burner. this is my tiktok phone. this phone things i live in cambodia. i'm taking care of myself. everyone else should understand what they are doing here. >> john: i got to call you after the show and figure out how you did that. your sentiments about deepseek are shared by our jackie deangelis. here's what she said earlier today. >> what they did here was copy technology that was already existing that we had innovated here in the united states. i want to see how they innovate on their own when a.i. goes to the next level. got something interesting. put that out and let's see what you can do. you took something existing and he did it cheaper. that is the story of tech. i don't think it was this huge watershed moment. >> john: in addition we

discovered by running some queries that the information is completely called by the chinese government. >> it is a propaganda war. this is a follow-up from the tiktok. it started a few weeks ago. we have got to really figure out what the game plan is what we are going apps to the population. and bridges that act of congress. if it is streaming data and to actually install it, it is going to ask for your email address. in the case of google mail, it looks like it is scraping it. everything you have ever e-mailed a sitting on the server domestically is going back to china. that sounds like a breach of the act of congress. we're going to get into a bit of a war here taking these things down if they are preaching the law. you can't steal data from american citizens. and the bigger issue which is going to have to get resolved is maybe it is time to give data back to users so we don't have all this litigation that is

coming from our own country and from other "foreign countries and from users and psychologists who care about the mental state of young people. there's a whole lot of stuff that is falling out and on top of all of that, when other derivative, unforeseen consequence, check out that built that senator lindsey graham is putting out there. he is saying that all of these chinese companies have a secret golden chair that forces them to give data back at 285 of them are listed on nasdaq and the new york stock exchange. as far as i look at that is illegal. so there's a whole lot of stuff going on here. and it ain't got. >> sandra: we know that you are our in it because we know you are looking at companies like tiktok and president trump said this just yesterday. these were remarks about that. lesson. >> i have a little biased toward tiktok right now. me if i'm a little bit -- i became a little bit jaded with tiktok, but we will see what happens. we have a lot of people betting

on it. >> sandra: i do know, but where are you on this bidding war, mr? >> frank and i are still in it. whoever buys it, you're going to have to solve for the act for congress and 9-0 decision from the supreme court to specifically you can use a single line of the 5 billion lines of chinese code. so that is why i'm saying at the end of the day, why don't we solve this problem once and for all? we will just rewrite the thing and make sure that it abides by the laws of united states and we will give the data back to the consumers. i don't want to be sued. leader -- neither does frank. let's you own your data. and if we make money on advertising to you because you want to be advertised to, we will cut you in on the deal. we will give you a taste of the revenue. what your beak, so to speak. there's 66 million small businesses making a living. and let them invest beside us. that is part of the whole aspect of this dear -- deal.

just go to wonderful tiktok.com. if you want to own a piece beside us, you got it. you right -- you are right beside me. >> john: trump has suggested he would like to see a bidding war. judging by what we saw with the nasdaq when we had a bug up there. it seems like it has gone over what has happened yesterday but we will keep watching. kevin, always great. >> sandra: what is the dollar amount that you are in for before you go? >> we started the bidding at $20 billion cash. >> john: that would be pennies on the dollar's. >> we are not buying the algorithm nor can anybody else. art or know what they are talking about. the last trade was at 230 billion valuation. 8% represents what we have got here in the united states. that means 20 billion is the price on the table right now. >> john: we will see how that goes. thank-you. >> sandra: i have so many more questions. we will have to have you back soon. >> john: thanks, kevin.

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president trump office flurry of executive orders this past week because of critics to attack the action calling it "unconstitutional." let's bring in alina habba. thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. a lot of criticism coming from the democratic side of the ai aisle. the senate minority leader chuck schumer said today is. listen. >> decision is wallace. dangerous, destructive, cruel. it is illegal. it is unconstitutional. i spoke to the attorney general this morning. she is head of the state attorneys general association. >> john: what do you what do you say to senator schumer? >> a couple things. first, check, your change of control is not the a change in general. we have an attorney general. that will be pam bondi and what your opinion is on what the law is doesn't really matter. does with the white house counsel says and what are attorney general of the nets

states says. what we have done is cut spending. look at what president trump has done with doge. he has quickly sum of money and then then brought part in trillions of dollars into america and people from overseas investing in this america because the last demonstration was so weak and was so frivolous with how they spend their money having d.e.i. funding for things like that, transgender transitions, people influencin children. i'm not okay with. that is illegal and unconstitutional. so check can check his attitude out the door. misses the narrative we are all going to head. and his wife people watch this show. they want to hear but the truth is that which is that we are examining everything. how it is being spent so that we can be responsible with taxpayer money. something the last demonstration frankly did not care about. >> sandra: adalina, great to have you back at the program. from senator schumer to the chicago mayor, brandon johnson said this about the trump administration's attempt to quit

federal funds. listen. >> it is clear from this administration is that they do not have the full pulse was a breath of what people in america are calling for. it is no secret that this administration has great deal of disdain for working people. these appropriations have been mandated by the legislative branch. these are laws. and that you not, we as a country of laws and democracy, we prefer when we have leaders who actually are committed to upholding that law. >> sandra: to the chicago mayor, you say what? first of all, there was a mandate. it was on november 5th, and we swept the country that is because they were not okay with what the last administration it. so that mandate does not come from the legislative history. it comes from the american people who voted president trump and his america first agenda and that is what we're going to do and that is what we are doing

exactly what americans voted for. and we're going to continue to do that. so again, left-wing narrative, we expect more to because we are shaking things up. president trump is a disruptor to help america. every single person that is going to get confirmed and has gotten confirm his america first agenda. that is what we are going to do. >> john: so you said a moment ago that we have an attorney general, pam bondi. she may get voted out tomorrow. the confirmation votes probably won't happen until next week. in the meantime, a week from sunday, to heat national security event, the super bowl, in a place that saw a terrorist attack not too long ago required democrats dragging their feet getting a confirmation vote? >> that is a problem. is a real problem and present from has made it clear that they better cooperate and push our people through. these are people that are on point without mandates, with what americans voted for. and they are playing games. they are seeing they are not

available. they are doing what they need to do to slow. and frankly we have acting attorney general's and people acting in the doj running the show helping president trump push every single year and there has been many of them out and make sure that people cooperate. government officials need to cooperate as well. and i -- i think america is tired of this but this is what they voted out. we don't want to games. we want our people in. we wanted people in. and pam bondi is one of them. so are a lot of the people that are going in front of hearings this week as we know. >> sandra: all right, ilini, so we just heard from karoline leavitt, her first stop at the podium in the white house briefing room. you are joining us live. before we let me go, this is the only two. how would you describe the first couple weeks inside the white house? >> i want to be the first to congratulate caroline. she is going to be a quick press secretary. the energy coming from the building right behind me where i have seen every day they in and day out we come in early, we leave lead. everyone is working hard to fix what has happened over the last four years and there's a lot to

expect and make it needs to be patient but i tell you we are moving quick as u.s. in an president trump does not play games. when he says something that he means it. he is putting those things into action. >> in terms of moving quickly, donald trump has done more in the first 100 hours than most demonstrations have been in the first 100 days. the change in washington is like carrying a separate cagr. can they handle the speed at which this is happening? >> absolutely. you have to understand people's office and -- than a tremendous job of hiring so many people. he has hired dozens of people but we have so many resumes coming in. we are interviewing every single day but more importantly, we're doing something else. terminating. we're targeting people that are not part of the agenda that did not want to put america first. that is a big part of the process. the mission things were not moving quickly is because they didn't want him to because you have people politicking instead of doing and that is going to stop now. >> sandra: we had sergio go on last week. it is a huge process, a huge undertaking.

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how busy ice has been all day across this country. new york city is the very center of a today with homeland security secretary kristi noem here for the raids. let's bring in new york city councilwoman vickie paladino. you have so much energy. [laughter] it is so great to have you here. just give us your thoughts on this. i mean, you know, you can make the case and everyone thought this was coming and here it happened. and the city is reacting. what are you hearing. >> first of all, overjoyed. overjoyed, ecstatic to see her in action, on our streets. wow. it just took us all and we said, yes. we knew this was going to happen. now it is here. >> sandra: why does this mean so much to you? >> because we know who they are going after. they're going after the rest of the worst and we have a live on going on now three years of this mess with these illegals coming

in here and ruling the day. you know. they attack our police officers. he saw what was going on in times square last year. they were bold and brazen and guess what. the party is over. there's a new sheriff in town literally. >> sandra: let me ask you something are you seeing as people on the streets right now? i've heard anecdotally people talk about because this is happening to anyone who thinks that they might be targeted because they have a criminal background or -- and are here illegally. >> are they hiding? >> sandra: i'm asking you. >> i think honestly i think that there are some that especially the gang members, they have their holds that they are going to call into. there's no question about it. but to be relentless is key. and that is what we have here with us white house. >> sandra: this is to your point. high-point we have a still picture that we could put up on the screen. we're told this is a tren de

aragua current dividers ueland violent gang suspect arrested in this city today. think about that, though they have been was roaming the streets living amongst us. mayor adams is obviously behind the targeted weights in part in his statement today. he said they are conducting targeted -- this is a target operation to arrest an individual connected with multiple violent crimes. here in new york and in aurora, colorado. trying to get up off the streets. >> this is what the mayor wants. they have managed to take over our city which is just not allowed. so what he says by targeted and i want everyone out there that understands what targeted means. we are not going after family, families that are here. we're going after these individuals that have made your life and my life as citizens of new york not to mention to her pocketbook at the tune of $6.2 billion. we're getting them out of here. we're not going after the

innocent. we're going after those people who are making our lives miserable. >> sandra: so compare this to what is happening in chicago. where that mayor's resisting this. this is brandon johnson doubling down on all are welcome here. >> we stand together firmly in our welcoming city status as well as our commitment to protecting all residents of the city of chicago no matter where you come from or how long you have lived here. the welcoming city ordinance is a law and it is the law of the land here in chicago. >> sandra: and i can tell you that we have had many of the chicago residents who are fed up, who has spoken up at city council meeting is. some of them long -- lifelong democrats were saying, no more. >> well, good for them. because this man is insane. this man is not dealing with reality. he will be terminated. he will be -- i do not see him seeing the next election. >> sandra: you think he's going

to lose his job? >> without a doubt. and if he does not lose his job, that should be looked into because the people who himself has spoken. this is a minority mayor who -- and the people making the biggest part about this is that minority community in his city of chicago. that they are -- their neighborhoods. >> sandra: the legal migrants. >> they are under siege. black communities, and hispanic communities, they don't want these illegals in their city anymore. it is over. it is down. >> sandra: again, even if that is not the case, they are targeting, which is happening right now. >> that they are. >> sandra: final thought on this, the immigration crackdown when you compare it to what was happening under biden. daily encounters under trip. 94.7% down. there's just a huge, huge difference that is happening already at the border because of this message is being sent. real quick part of five.

>> the final thought is biden did not do his job. trump is doing his job. didn't have an open border. truck is following through on what he said. closing the border. he is the result. they don't like it. too bad. >> sandra: good to have you here. come back again. >> i will. thank-you. >> john: always good to see her. the influencing influence in the middle east. benjamin hall is here with his take and he is also here to tell us about his new book that is coming up next. ♪ ♪ (♪) my back got injured very bad.

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>> secretary leavitt: trump's return to the white house is shaking things up. united states now looking to diminish you want's infel. rourk warning the running back islamic resistance in that country. the lead [indistinct] arms and join state forces. benjamin hall's live from london. a lot of this has to do with what happened in syria, but you may. here is what jonathan from the defense of democracy said. right now, the iraqis are wondering if they are next and everyone is fearful of the toxic influence and corrosive nature of iranian influence in the estate. there's been plenty of moments where people thought there was an opportunity for change and it did not happen. it happened this time. >> it is absolutely hasnie because president trump has made it very clear that he is going

to power the pressure on iran and the ring is themselves or five. iraq is trying to position itself to be brought down with iran. they are afraid that the vacuum across the middle east could spread to their country as he said, syria and the sod regime has fallen. hamas is a lot weaker. so the iraqis are trying to figure out how they can avoid falling before. they are telling these iranian backed groups inside iran that they must join the state military or they will be suspended. longer talking about kicking american troops out. right now a closer relationship with president trump and america right now could be the only thing that prevents them from falling as well. it is because all eyes are on iran by number -- right now. no one knows. the foreign minister of iran said they would be crazy to do so but also said he was perhaps open to negotiations with president trump as well.

we are seeing the å-letter is coming to the table perhaps. we are seeing the iraqis move towards the u.s. >> sandra: benjamin crump we are glad to have you on especially glad to have you on today because you are announcing your new book. benjamin hall resolute how we humans keep finding ways to be the toughest odds and i cannot wait for this because your. "save" affected so many lives and you have the number one near comes back seller. tell us about this. >> this is a continuation. the truth is it is the hardest thing i've had to work on. last two and a half years since the bombing in ukraine, my last change. i've had so many different things and what i wanted to do investment was sit down and write about how i got through them. a strictly i found. and i did not by going step-by-step through all the expenses that i had during my recovery.

and the fact is, it is not supposed to be a self-help book. i really do feel that some of the lessons i've learned a lesson that many other people can share if you are having difficulties your health or financial with family or anx anxiety, i now know for certain that there are ways to get through them. there are times in my recovery when it was so hard and so difficult and i found the level of strength, and time again. that is one of the reasons that i have continued to be optimistic and i hope that this book conveys that. no people will want to continuation of "save." i hope that this book will do that and i talk openly about the good times and i talked openly about the bad times as well. i talk openly about faith and how look to god at various times. it really is an answer to so many of the questions that i had so -- i had from so many of the people who read "save" that. >> as the whole family. -- house the whole family doing? >> they are doing pretty well. we have our fourth daughter.

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an american aerospace company breaking the speed of sound p or get greedy jumble is a live demo hobby california with an exclusive luck. tell us about it. >> yes sandra this is the plane that did it it took off around 11:00 eastern this morning climbing to an altitude around 35,000 feet that's win it broke the sound barrier end. the first time plan developed without any help from government has done that. you're pretty historic achievement for this company and really a big step for the return of commercial supersonic travel in the united states what does it mean for you sandra? imagine flying from new york to london in three hours 45 minutes. that's what the company promises to do within five years from n now. >> absolutely love it thank you for bringing that to us grady that does it for us to. >> john: we've got a supersonic boost we are out of here i'm john roberts. >> sandra: and sandra smith.