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>> ainsley: it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. it is monday, february 3rd, and this is "fox & friends." border security front and center with secretary hegseth visiting one day after secretary nome was down on our border as she highlights a key component to solving this crisis. >> relationships with the local leaders are going to matter. i think it helps that i have been a governor. not be able to make progress if you are not talking. >> ainsley: lawrence is live down in texas where he will meet with secretary hegseth later today. trump's tariffs are set to go into effect later tonight and he says the move will all be worth it. >> steve: meanwhile, democrats are dragging their feet to fill a key seat. republicans in congress might need to help with trump's agenda. house speaker mike johnson responds live.

so the second hour of the "fox & friends" starts right now. >> brian: we have a fox news alert. ppete hegseth make firsttrip ase traveling to fort bliss to the southern border saying in a quote on x potus wants 100 percent operational control of the border and we will deliver border security because it's national security. >> ainsley: we have already seen results from the trump administration's deportation push. nearly 8,000 arrests and over 55500 detainers have been logged by ice just during the first two weeks in office. incredible. >> steve: pete hegseth is set to be joining joint task force north as it's referred to today, which is headquartered at fort bliss in texas and has been providing support to the border mission so far. so, let's check in with lawrence jones. he's not on the couch today. he's amid the bashe barbed wires

the keys to air force one. >> lawrence: you are not seeing any crossings here really because they have control of the border. yesterday we kind of covered the depadepartment of homeland secuy aspect. that's border patrol. that's all those assets that you see in the sky as well. later today, of course we'll have pete hegseth the secretary of defense here. the defense mechanism is going to be huge, especially going after those narcoterrorists as well that the president has ruled them. bringing those drugs across the border easy way or hard way. all they have to do is turn the over. ice doesn't have to get in the stack and go out there and go on high value warrants that they have been going on all across the country a lot of democrats don't want to do that the secretary of homeland security

there is her response. >> relationship with local leaders are going to matter. it helps that i have been a governor, that i have served in the state lentil lay temperature. i have known how to do that. i'm not saying i can fix it. >> lawrence: move mountains. >> i don't have a magic wand. but i do think that having some of that perspective will help over time. >> lawrence: some executive experience. >> may not be there today but that doesn't mean key can't get there. mayor adams is not somebody that i thought i would be visiting with on a regular basis. i bet i have talked to him a dozen times already. >> lawrence: has he been receptive. >> he has been very -- >> lawrence: but he has a city council that's tough. >> people get upset with president trump for talking to leaders of countries that hate us and that is the diplomacy. >> lawrence: you got to be age to do it? >> you cannot be able to make

progress if you are not talking. it doesn't mean we accept them or like them or agree with them but talking is never a bad thing. >> lawrence: so, guys, there's been all this talk about, you know, president trump said that he was going to focus on the criminals in the first phase. some of the people that they have been grabbing up haven't necessarily been criminals. because they were with the criminal aliens and ice is saying look, if ice has a detainer and deportation owner and criminal. we are not going to waste resources we will grab them up. easy solution to this. if democrats that are in these governor's offices and mayors offices would just leave them in custody. let ice come pick them up, you wouldn't have to go through. this they are resisting, guys. >> brian: 58% of the country for mass deportation got elected. now they are rolling up criminals. really no counter to the criminals. the only people that should be upset about being arrested are the criminals themselves. and those idiots out in los

angeles who thought it would be a great idea to show up with their national flags and block the 101 freeway yesterday is counter to what the average american thinks that might have been a different story in 2016 and 2020. but it's not in 2024 because of the idiotic policies of the previous administration democrats even acknowledge, lawrence. >> lawrence: the question is what talking point do they want? are people living in fear or are they going to be out in the street and protest? it can't be both. the narrative they are pushing across the country is that people can't go to work. that they're picking up abuela and everybody -- american citizens feel like they are going to be deported. we saw differently in the middle of the street not just in los angeles but this has been happening all across the country over the weekend. >> ainsley: that's why trump is slapping tariffs on canada and mexico. he doesn't want the fentanyl here. killing our children. he is not wrong on that. james comer sent a letter to mayor adams and also the mayor of boston, chicago, and denver.

he wants them to come to congress and talk to them about sanctuary cities and how they hinder law enforcement. they aren't able to go in and arrest these criminals. and the mayor, our mayor here in new york as you were talking to kristi noem, lawrence, he has said he is willing to work with federal agencies. he knows that there is a problem at the border. >> lawrence: he has a city council though that they are being resistant. the mayor is talking about maybe, perhaps, using executive orders to be able to get some of this stuff done. just so they know. when they are resisting, they are empowering the criminal cartel. i see them on the run now guys, their money, their infrastructure has been totally disseminated within this first two weeks. and so they are regrowng right now. but you want to get them while they are on their heels. and what they are doing is regroup and go to different destinations they're empowering the people that cross this

border. >> steve: we had kristi noem on the couch. actually we spoke to her via satellite last week where she talked a little bit about how they were going to end the temporary protected status for venezuelans. about 350,000 venezuelans impacted. over the weekend, the news broke that apparently the trump administration has done a deal with maduro where maduro will take back venezuelans. >> ainsley: including the gang members. >> steve: including tren de aragua. you got to figure if you are in and this is to your point. one of the criminal elements, ticketly a cartel, maybe rather than get swept up and thrown back into a jet and go back to venezuela, maybe you leave on your own so you can at least have a little control over your life. it's a great point. we tant talk about the last administration was not talking at all with maduro.

the fact they were able to get him to cave within two weeks. massive and get hostages as well. i think another point that you're going to hear further and we will obviously be talking with pete hegseth about this. in the prior administration. during donald trump's first term. he wanted to go after some of these narco terrorists, the people bringing the drugs across the border. but you have some generals that were resistant of that. now you have a secretary of defense. you are going to see operation from the military. going after these drug cartels in foreign countries. that is going to be huge. that's going to save a lot of american lives as well. when the cartel doesn't have product. when they don't have leadership. american lives are saved as a result of that. >> brian: right. lawrence, i can't wait to see your interview with the secretary of homeland security kristi noem that's coming up later and hopefully catch up with pete hegseth later today. check back in with you. >> ainsley: great interview on the horse, lawrence. not easy to do. >> steve: giddy up.

>> brian: very 1823. as if yellowstone had a reporter. >> steve: you think that's cool where lawrence is riding the hollers you should have seen the camera guy backwards on the horse. >> ainsley: didn't brian do that you had to turn around and riding it backwards on air? >> brian: yeses, thank you very much for reminding me. >> ainsley: from texas. you can show us. >> brian: everyone has to ride a horse in texas before you get a license. i just made that up. >> steve: we know. >> ainsley: really? >> brian: you talk about comprehensive. ric grenell goes down there. >> ainsley: how hall of fame was that. >> comes back with hostages. maduro trying to stay in power. lost the election by 08-20. 20% of the people by gunpoint probably voted for him. don't dismiss marco rubio's visit to pa panama. forget about hong kong deal with china you are going to get rid of that darien gap. that's where they are crossing.

he is saying you better enforce that the thing is america has been wrong. we have been ignoring central and south america really since the reagan days. that was only because the sandinistas and the nicaragua and the communism in our hemisphere. we are going to pay attention to that now. that's what they are saying. hey. >> i went with china because you were ignoring me. i needed investment. you are weren't doing it. if you are going to invest with us. i'm in. hopefully brazil will say the same thing. although i'm not that optimistic and hopefully el salvador is all in, too. if you have problems getting rid of anybody from another country that won't take them. weasel take them. that's where marco rubio is going. this is -- it's hard to keep up with. but they have a plan. it's a plan. it's a comprehensive plan. they are not just -- >> ainsley: amazing. did you see the picture all over social media this weekend of ric grenell bringing home american hostages from venezuela, what he did with maduro, meeting with maduro to see what is he doing and get into the panama canal in just a minute and his visit to

el salvador. incredible. >> ainsley: president trump is expected to speak with mexico and canadian losers today ahead of tariffs taking full effect at midnight. north american allies are now vowing to strike back. >> brian: jacqui heinrich joins us now with the latest. jacqui? >> jacqui: good morning to you guys. all together, mexico, canada and china account for more than 40% of imports into the u.s. but, unless president trump changes his mind, which he says that he won't, tomorrow he'll be imposing a 25% tariff on all goods from canada and mexico. 10% on canadian energy. and 10% on all goods from china. trump says he's fulfilling a campaign promise to respond to illegal immigration and drug trafficking. listen. >> we may have short-term some little pain and people understand that but, long term, the united states has been ripped off by virtually every country in the world. we have deficits with almost

every country. not every country but almost. and we are going to change it. it's been unfair. >> jacqui: the white house accused mexico's government of having a quote intolerable alliance with mexican drug cartels. sheinbaum called the allegations slander and called on president trump to clamp down on the flow of guns from the u.s. that come down and arm the cartels. she is set to speak with the president this morning. mexico is expected to announce retaliatory tariffs today. outgoing canadian prime minister justin trudeau is also set to speak with president trump today. he has already set a 25% retaliatory tariff on $107 billion worth of u.s. goods from cosmetics to lumber to plastics. if china has said it opposes the tariffs, but china is not yet announced any response. >> you want tariffs to go away in mexico and china. stop poisoning americans. stop sending fentanyl into america to kill americans. if you want to have a better relationship, mexico with the united states, do your part on the other side of the border.

to our friends in canada -- >> senate minority leader chuck schumer said that we could see price increases on a lot of the everyday goods, including some super bowl favorites that he highlighted. including guacamole and corona. the president does admit there could be some short-term pain for americans but he says that it will all be worth it in the end. he also said u.s. will definitely be placing tariffs on the european union. he cited a $300 billion trade deficit there. the eu has said that it would respond firmly to such an action by the u.s. and called tariffs harmful on all sides. guys. >> steve: and jacqui, speaking of a little pain, right now there is a little pain down in the corner of wall and broad because i see that the stock market futures are down about 600, a little shy of 600. you know, these tariffs are supposed to go into effect at midnight. tariff tuesday we will call it. but, the president our president

going to speak to the people who run canada and mexico today therthere's a possibility he cod get some sort of a deal. supposed to go into effect at midnight. let's make a deal right now and crisis averted. what are the chance of that. >> anything is possible. we saw a very short lived threat of a trade war with colombia when they were blocking the flights with deportees from coming into the country and ended up offering up the presidential plane to bring them home. so anything is possible,s of course. whthe president has been asked this question what it would take if it's possible he could change his mind. he says no you got to take him at his worked. of course we will watch it play out and watch wall street also react. guys. >> steve: anything is possible. thank you so much. what has happened in the past when we put tariffs on china, our deficit went from 420 billion to 270 billion.

when mexico, when we left when trump left office, we had a -- the trump deficit with mexico was 89 billion. now it's 135 billion. so he is saying what is going on here in the usmca is being abused. a lot of the china companies are buying up manufacturing plants from mexico, leaving the mexican name on it and taking advantage of it. he thinks that's not what the spirit of the usmca for north america. we will see what happens. if there is going to be a last-minute reprieve today. >> ainsley: the goal of the president is just to get them to do something about their borders. he doesn't want fentanyl coming across. so you are right. maybe he will strike a deal today. >> steve: maybe. >> ainsley: we will help you and provide whatever it is on the border to make sure to keep america safe. the energy portion of this will be taxed at 10%. so he is slapping tariffs. >> steve: from canada. >> ainsley: 25% on all imports from mexico and canada. 10% from all imports from china. but, 10% for the oil. we do rely on canada's oil. we get $92.5 billion worth of

oil and gas. at least that's how much was imported last year in 2023 or two years ago. and then that's 53% of america's petroleum. >> steve: so you got, you know, have you heard about tariffs and ultimately they could impact all of our wallets. donald trump ran on i'm going to cut costs. you know, people would be disappointed if the cost of energy goes up or the cost of food goats up. so let's see what happens. worst case scenario, according to the tax policy center, estimates for the average household, after tax income would fall about 1 percent or $1,000 in 2026. if the tariffs take effect. but, knowing donald trump and knowing the fact that he has got two world leaders on the phone today, i bet he is going to make some sort of a deal. look, i told you 25%. if you do this, we'll make it 10. look for some monty hall. >> ainsley: he said it is going to hurt in the beginning but it

will allow american companies to produce more, avo avocados, they grow them in california. tequila countries mexico. maybe a company that can produce it here. >> brian: keep mexican worms in mexico. we will use our own worms. here is secretary of energy as of friday, doug burgum talking about how this all lines up with his agenda. >> it's an incentive for americans to say let's get going on producing energy here. but you saw the lower tariff on canadian energy. this reflects president trump thoughtfully considering the impacts on american but still putting pressure on those related to the border. i mean, this isn't a trade war with canada or mexico or china. this is about fentanyl. i mean, would very had mass invasion of our country. we have been taking mass casualties. we lose almost 300 people a day to overdose deaths in this country. that's a tragedy. president trump wants it to end. this is an economic developer's dream as a state, if you said wow, we are going to tariff

foreign products and have no tariffs at home. we are going to lower energy prices at home. we are going to bring manufacturing and jobs back. if you are trying to attract foreign investment in this country, there has never been a better time to do it than right now. >> brian: is he chairman of energy dominance, too. he has two titles. interior and dominance along with our secretary of energy who has not been confirmed yet. meanwhile, if you are looking for marco rubio. should have checked panama. looking for him today check el salvador. man that closing the darien gap and fun two kicking china out of both ends of the panama canal. i think he has a deal. >> ainsley: agreed to not renew the contract. that's end key development they have ports on both sides. you know this panel connects the pacific with the caribbean. china has ports on either end. >> steve: right. so does the united states. so, after he met with the leaders over at the panama canal, where they are all

wearing suits and ties. i bet it was toasty. he put this on x. he said i met with panamanian president jose raúl m mulino mae clear the chinese cannot and will not allow the chinese communist party continue with effective growing control of the panama canal area. we also discussed efforts to end the hemisphere's mass migration crisis and ensure fair competition for u.s. firms. ultimately, once again, in addition to, perhaps, more business for american port operators, don't be surprised if ultimately what happens with all of these negotiations with the panama canal is american shippers wind up getting cheaper passage between the pacific and. >> ainsley: now is he going to el salvador accept the deportees other countries won't accept. >> brian: they had accepted them before but biden never fulfilled it. el salvador's president was at

the inauguration. he has done a phenomenal job a template for the other south american countries. gangsters put them in prison at one time and used the army to do it. meanwhile today the army corps of engineers expecting to be lifting operations to wreckage from the river after last week's mid-air collision. >> steve: madeleine rivera, it's key to lifting a fuselage and other parts of the plane out because there are still people who are missing. >> madeleine: yeah. exactly. you guys. here is exactly how it's going to play out. so the u.s. army corps of engineers said they were going to start lifting as daylight comes. be back at the site right now because it is daylight. what they will do is pick up pieces from the debris of the water and bring it into a water where those pieces will be investigated. like you said, steve, it is a sensitive process because they have to take into account the possibility of finding more bodies. so case in point, over the weekend while crews were doing

salvage work they recovered about a dozen more bodies that puts the current tally of victims who have been identified at 55. on sunday, some families of the victims visited the site for a private memorial coordinated by the ntsb. they have been getting regular briefings as the investigation unfolds. there are outstanding questions about the helicopter's altitude. data from the regional jet's flight recorder show the plane was at around 325 feet at the time of the crash. air traffic control data shows the helicopter at 200 feet. investigators are hoping to reconcile that discrepancy. they also say moments before the impact regional jet had a slight increase in pitch but it's not clear if the pilot was doing an evasive move to avoid the crash. separately on saturday the notice to air mission system went down. >> this is a crucial warning system that pilots use to get information close runways or airspace restrictions. here is transportation secretary sean duffy addressing this several hours long outage. >> the backup system is now up

and running as we try to get the primary system online. but it's an old ant quaked system that has to be updated. that's in the works. it has been in the works for years. we have to rush this new system online because, again, this is a second time in two years it's gone down. >> while there were some delays it doesn't appear that there were major travel disruptions in the u.s. over the weekend. secretary duffy also maintains that fly something safe. lawrence, steve, ainsley and brian. >> brian: what a start to secretary of energy career. >> ainsley: great job this weekend. working hard on this story. >> brian: speaking of working hard carley shimkus working all morning. >> ainsley: i haven't asked you are you feeling better? >> carley: much better. appreciate it. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has arrived in washington ahead of high stakes meeting with president trump tomorrow night. the two are expected to discuss a second phase of the gaza

cease-fire this after president trump says that discussions in the middle east have been advancing. netanyahu will be the first major foreign leader to visit trump -- to visit in trump's second term. another scary incident for airplane passengers after united flight from houston to new york was evacuated on the runway after the plane wing caught fire during takeoff. the faa says the crew halted the takeoff while still on that runway after reporting an engine issue. passengers on the plane were bused back to the terminal. thankfully, no injuries were reported. not something you want to see. my goodness. in canada, fans at last night's toronto raptors game loudly booed the u.s. national anthem before tipoff. seeming to respond to president trump's tariffs. ♪ o say can you see. [crowd booing] ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ what so proudly we.

>> hours after trump signed that order. and those are your headlines guys, i don't like seeing that. i know you guys feel differently? >> ainsley: i don't think. >> ainsley: i think that hockey is such a patriotic sport. >> brian: they cheered canada. >> next big game super bowl free game. >> did i hear you say you are going to kansas city kansas >> steve: i will be live from kansas city on thursday. >> ainsley: lawrence had a chance to tour the border alongside our dhs secretary kristi noem and lawrence is here with that exclusive interview.

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steve all right. 7:30 in new york city kiss city nome making first trip to the border.

>> ainsley: lawrence jones was with her. >> brian: i could have walked with the horse like you did at the end there. that would have been cool as if i just got off. go ahead, lawrence, tell me about your interview. >> lawrence: i will teach you next time, by bri. the border patrol. yesterday we had the opportunity to talk with the secretary. here appears little bit of it. >> have you seen much activity? >> we can fix that easy. >> lawrence: madam secretary you just had the opportunity to ride with some of the mounted unit. >> border patrol. why was this important to you. >> some of the agents we rode with today were falsely accused of whipping those haitian migrants. so know v. them know the leadership has their back is critically important. >> the last leadership team dhs

and mayorkas he rode over them. i think important to know that i ride with them. >> you asked a lot of them what the concerns were. what type of equipment they needed what technology do they need? how can you get government out of the way so they can be more effective at their job? hundreds of billions of dollars and not giving law enforcement the tools to be successful. these guys need more assets for horse patrol program. like to train their agents to be more nimble. vermont they wanted snow tires. they are in vermont and can't get snow tires on their vehicles? taking talking to investigators in ice thermals to operate at night and see what is going on. >> lawrence: they are going to know that you have their back. >> a leadership team that is for them. insight help me do a better job making sure we are keeping america safe something that president trump has promised.

>> lawrence: seeing a difference in the morale already. smiles ons. >> yeah. they tell me that. they are happier because they get to do their job. can you imagine signing up to be in the border patrol and being assigned to process and help people come into this country illegally. that's what they have been doing. now they are back at their duty stations. they are enforcing the law. they are thrilled. so, listen, we need more help. more people want to join the border patrol. want to join ice, be a part of homeland security. literally the mission of the agency is to keep america safe and to do so with honor and integrity. and that's what we're going to do every day. >> lawrence: today you also deputized the texas national guard as well, right? >> yes. >> lawrence: why is that important? >> now the national guard members that are down here they have full authority. before i think they felt like they were facilitating the illegal immigration because they didn't have the authority to arrest and detain those that were breaking the law. now they are fully deputized. go out there and get the bad guys and make sure that they are prosecuting them.

>> lawrence: madam secretary, we have seen the border on land and horseback. time to go in the bird and see what is happening in the sky. >> we are. i'm in. i will follow. you bet. ♪ >> you can see right here, this is the wall that hasn't been completed down there. see some of that? some of the stuff sold off in the past administration. that tall wall that's in front is what they call the trump wall past administration. they stopped construction. you can see river right there, rio grande. you see the boats out there patrolling. there you can see river border, buoys. people crossing the border. >> all of these are new. >> how long have you been in. >> 27 years for me. last four years have been kind of tough on us. >> lawrence: i can tell the morale has been boosted. can you see continue othe faces of the guys.

>> i'm glad i got finish on the good note. >> lawrence: some of the highlight was talking with those gentlemen that were accused of whipping the haitian migrants. i talked with a lot of theirs lives over the years and they told me their stories and all that but the biden administration restricted those horse men from telling their story. and to see the look on their faces now, totally different in administration. one of them actually had a joke for me. they watch the show every morning. and i said, you know, can i tell a difference with the look on your faces and he goes we watch every morning. we see a different look on y'all's faces as well. it's just unity in the country right now. >> brian: is there a sense of when they are going to start putting the wall back together? i mean, we know they stopped the selling off of the wall. but when are we going to fill those gaps? do you know?

>> lawrence: no. some, actually, a lot of the portions of the wall that's here, they still have the equipment. they got to get the rest of the technology and get those construction workers back. it's going to take some time to get that done. but, you know, a lot of my administration sources say within the next two months or so they should start that construction. >> ainsley: that's part of the reconciliation package, too. once that's passed by congress, then they will have the money to continue that. >> steve: excellent work out there, lawrence. very, very nicely done. he going to be there another 90 minutes. >> ainsley: thank you for your weekend to bring us that. that's great. >> brian: trump's tariffs on canada, mexico china go into effect at midnight. kevin o'leary on the impact, next. mom where's my homework? mommy! hey hun - ♪ gummy vitamins from nature made, the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand.

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>> janice: good morning, everyone. a pretty nice day in new york city. we had slight snow yesterday. take a look at the maps because it's going to guess get messy this week a storm system develop across the midwest, it's going to bring snow, ice and rain we will see how powerful. that mix of freezing rain and ice happening overnight tuesday -- sorry thursday into friday there is the mess for possibility for ice on the road and power lines. fox weather.com will keep you up to date. i will too, i promise. there is a look at today's progress. quick moving system along the great lakes and spheric river and more heavy southern california burn areas we will watch for the potential of flflooding. abilene, texas week and a half ago into a deep freeze with snow. pretty incredible. lots to talk about in the

weather department. we will keep you up to date. all right, steve doocy over to you. steve thank you, j.d. >> janice: of course. >> steve: tariffs go into effect tonight at midnight. canadian native and o'leary ventures chairman kevin o'leary joins us now from tokyo. kevin, good evening to you there. >> that's right. >> steve: all right. so you have talked to donald trump about tariffs on canada and mexico and china what did you tell him? >> i was speaking specifically to him the last time i was at mar-a-lago about delaying the decision on canada until they had finished their election. as you know the canadian government has 2358en there is no love loss between trudeau and free land and trump. they had a bad relationship in first mandate obviously gotten worse. trudeau has been calling all weekend. calls not returned.

this is not good think are supposed to speak today. i would prefer and many canadians feel the same way. i'm an investor. would really have the new government in place to negotiate the new deal but that's not what happened. >> you know kevin donald trump ran on lowering cost for food and energy and stuff like that. right now the conventional wisdom is if they go into effect, 25% canada and mexico, americans are going to get hurt a little bit. i look at this as the beginning of a negotiation. i have always said to everybody on both sides because i'm kind of a unique situation. you know, i'm a canadian but my entire family is american. so it's -- and i invest on both sides of the border. in chaos, there is opportunity biggest thing going on is negotiation. we know it's about fentanyl. you had doug burgum saying

exactly that. the real opportunity comes out of the chaos. economic union. i think this is the beginning of that narrative. i will note nrg is only 10%. i think the reason that's the case or at least part of it is daniel smith the premier of alberta took the time to meet mar-a-lago a few weeks ago and plead case about the importance of relationship energy in the u.s. here she is getting a benefit of it, 10% opposed to 25. and, you know, that's good. burgum is now the energy czar. he understands the importance of canada. you got to remember, alberta has more energy than the entire united states. that's the where there is opportunity. that's where the economic union makes sense to investors. >> speaking of opportunity. elon musk and the doge team are looking at how much money the federal government spends answered posted this on x. the doge team discovered, among other things that the payment

approval officers were instructed to approve payments to fraudulent or terrorist group. they never denied a payment in entire careers, not even once what do you make of elon musk going through washington right now with a hoover? i'm okay with it. everybody knows the dirty little secret about government it. drips with fat. no one has ever done an exercise like this. i thought he would get a lot more pushback from congress and he's not. he is going in there with a spatula. and he is scraping in billions of dollars. and people are okay with it. after all it's taxpayer's money. why not do this. if you are sitting around the kitchen table you have to have a budget every year. apply the same kind of philosophy to government. and that's why he is getting a lot of latitude a lot of slack. look at the executional skills he has. there nobody like him. let him do his thing.

>> steve: mr. wonderful, you are in tokyo, making a movie with who? >> gwyneth paltrow. the kid is up -- >> steve: awesome. >> they changed my script. >> steve: you got to study. >> i got to memorize all this tonight. all of it. >> steve: and it is night there in t tokyo. kevin, thank you very much. >> take care. >> steve: all right. we're going to step aside. the house speaker, mike johnson is live here at "fox & friends" and he is next.

♪ >> brian: media is accusing president trump of bypassing congress with his executive actions and orders. >> steve: here to react is mike johnson. what a pleasure to have you here. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. good to be with you. >> ainsley: is he getting to work. forcing out a number of fbi officials. went after him. weaponization of our government. removing agents who worked on the criminal cases. what's your opinion of that and do you think these employees, should they have been questioning hey, we want you to go raid mar-a-lago? should they have said not sure this is fair? >> >> yes, i think is he taking prop's a. we are excited everything president trump is accomplishing. done more than 14 days for the american people than joe biden did in four years. 300 executive actions.

all the priorities we promised everyone on the campaign that i will we would take care of he is doing. removing dangerous illegal aliens, securing the border. standing up to terrorists. gotten rid of the dei and gender ideology madness it's win after win after win. he is doing a lot by executive authority. which we applaud. we are going it follow that up and really reinforce what he is doing, the agenda through legislation. >> brian: of course we know when executive action happens you get another president they can undo all of that do this through legislation. >> yes. >> ainsley: u.s.a. aid. we heard the deep state can't be stopped. is he doing it. he also had treasury scott bessent say to doge go in and look at our billing. >> this is a forensic look we never thought was possible. democrats are pushing back. can you look at some of the savings likely to emerge in that? go over to chip roy and tom massie and others and say look what i'm cutting? now understand what i have to do. >> yes. we're going to get everybody together. we have to do the reconciliation

process. which you know is the way to get around the 60 vote threshold in the senate. that's where a lot of the changes are going to be made. house republicans are working to look like. don't want to blow a hole in the deficit by extending the trump era tax cuts, for example. we are dependently going to get that exsended. definitely find those savings. all of those pieces are going to be a part of that the tariffs are going to bring in revenue. going to have massive savings by making government more efficient and effective. that's exactly what we and president trump promised the american people. so it's that great development. >> ainsley: dems are looking to keep elise stefanik's house seat vacant which you already have a slim majority. how do you feel about that and will the republicans be able to unify to pass this reconciliation? >> yes and yes. this is open political corruption by the state officials in new york. this seat shut be filled within 90 days of elise stefanik moving over to be the u.n. ambassador. they are trying to delay this maybe to late summer maybe to fall. it's just corruption on open display. instead of addressing the needs

of new york, crime, and, you know, the immigration crisis and the cost of living and anti-semitism on campuses. they are going to try to disenfranchise over 750,000 new yorkers who live in that 21st district it's unconscionable. >> brian: been talking to governor hochul congestion pricing. president is. see if he can keep that amicable. benjamin netanyahu at blair house now. in town, first world leader to meet. what's your message to him. what are you going to be listening for and telling him? >> i have been communicating often. very close the last year and a half since i have been speaker of the house. i will be meeting with him on thursday on capitol hill. we need to be supporting israel as always strongly as ever. critical time in the middle east and a real dilemma. on their hands. president trump is going to echo that marco rubio is doing a great job at state already. everyone in the world need to know that america stands with israel. and we will. >> brian: hamas can't stay in power. >> you can't. you have to eradicate that threat. or else the looming threat of

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