so many other things beyond that. they have been hurt badly and we will see what happens. he is they want to do it and he will straighten it out. we have great confidence we can make the fbi great again. one or two more and we will be done. >> told the gabbard. >> i think she is going to be a doing okay. she is liked by so many people, especially people in the military and law enforcement. fico edward snowden, you mentioned him. >> i don't talk about it right now. people feel differently. some people think you should be pardoned and some people think it would be terrible but i don't get involved with that.

i have great respect for rupert murdoch. i disagree with him a lot of times and i am sure they didn't have any idea what they were talking about because already you see what is happening. look at columbia, what happened with that. everybody said it was going to be a disaster and in one hour, everything was settled. do you know why? tariffs. we have tariffs. it wouldn't have been the same way. they would not have treated me the way they treated me, which was nicely. and i don't want to use countries or names, but tariffs are powerful economically and in getting everything else you w want. nobody can compete with us but if we don't keep winning and doing well, we won't be the pot of gold and tariffs won't be so

good for us but when you are the pot of gold, they are very good. they are very powerful and they are going to make our country very rich again. thank you very much, everybody. how is the market doing? i don't know. i don't think about it. thank you very much. >> interesting. that was laid-back. might as well pop up the big board. it does tell a story. there was concern in the markets earlier this morning with this ongoing trade war and the president eased the situation with there being a one-month pause on that and it is almost back to even on the day, just

down 39 points. >> i thought it was interested that he thought to put the trips on a permanent basis. we will see if they honor that commitment to do it because of certain countries will say they are going to do things and then they don't do. let's bring in matt gorman. i guess the big question this afternoon as mexico has capitulated. will canada do the same thing? your firm deals with a lot of canadians. what do you know about it? >> they are hoping to have conversation, and have a conversation with them. canada is our best trading partner, our friendly it's allied to north.

we should be looking to increase our relationship with them but we need an open line of communication so we can understand what they want from each other. >> if the market is any sign how these negotiations are viewed, when mexico came back and said the president had a good conversation with trump, some of those tensions did ease. where did you see this going next? >> seems to have righted itself a bit. this call is going to loom la large. i think john has a point. if they can use this leverage, this tactic and get people in a room, cut a deal that works for both sides, trump can sell it, you will see the market right at self. trump was wondering about that as the press left the oval office, wondering what

their deal with mexico did with the markets. >> the devil is always in the details when it comes to mexico. it is not the first time they have put troops on the border. they did in 202019, biden. trump says they are going to be there permanently. mexico can put troops on the border but they don't always enforce the law. depending on which agency is involved, they can become part of the problem. how can we have guarantees they are going to do what trump wanted to do? >> i don't think you can. you have to trust but verify. you can't take their word for it and i don't know why he is backing away with the terrorist. if they are so good, maybe we say we put the tariffs there and when you are there for 90 days, we will take them off. trusting them to do something they haven't done in decades is

not something we should openly assume they are willing to do when they haven't done it. i don't know if it is good for them or their economy to do it. they benefit having this open, porous border. there is a reason they haven't stepped up and done it. >> matt, we will give you final word. what message is this white house sending. the transparency of the questions he just took from the media in the oval office, the president talking about the conversation, that call went pretty good, mexico sending 10,000 soldiers to the border. there is a huge immigration story developing here. >> the messages we are not afraid to squeeze you for leverage. in late november, she had an

incendiary response before he took office and when the tariffs are coming, suddenly, the tone shifts. there is a trend here. it is a new sheriff in town. >> during the press briefing, karen leavitt -- caroline leavitt was asked and he said he wouldn't take migrants back who were in handcuffs. thanks so much. >> hundreds of troops arriving at guantanamo bay to set up a migrant detention center as trump pulled out all the stops to tackle the illegal immigration crisis. here we go. it is already the top of the new hour. welcome back. we head into our two.

>> what a difference a difference and then our makes. thousands of people rallied in downtown los angeles. protesters pour onto the busy 101 freeway, completely shutting it down for hours. it is not clear if anyone was taken into custody. >> two illegal immigrants charged with the murder of a 63-year-old man in his own home. >> paul perez is here with his thoughts. what more can you tell us about this awful murder in chicago? >> he led a multiply agency immigration enforcement last sunday and on the same day,

prosecutors say two targeted and killed a 63-year-old businessman and a gruesome death. a21-year-old from venezuela and a 29-year-old from ecuador each faith one felony count of murder and felony robbery. the two are believed to have illegally crossed into the united states in texas in 2023. prosecutors say the man on the right was wearing a dhs ankle monitor at the time of the murder and morale us was taken into police custody in chicago january 12th for child luring but he was released on an assault charge. one or both may have had ice detainers on them. the victim was living in the lower level of the house with his sister. that sister found her brother with his hands wrapped together

and duct tape. his feet tied together. it was ruled a homicide. they stole his wallet and phone and charged more than $4,000 to his amazon account. here is a portion of the audio. >> they are attempting cpr. >> the killers connected with their victim on a dating app. they claim they tied him up and beat him because that is what he wanted. he did not request -- the judge said calling this a violent crime is an understatement. they are scheduled to appear in court on thursday. >> most would agree with that.

>> we will see what happens next but people are fed up. story after story like this happening in this country. >> thank you for having me. >> this is a huge part of the target, trump hospital policies. two migrants charged in the killing of a chicago man. people have had it. are you seeing policies put in place that are going to bring an end to it? >> absolutely. there are story after story of these criminals who came in that are committing crimes everywhere, every state, so when you hear the stories and use the how many more times are we going to have to deal with this, that is why they put in place everything we need to get these criminals out of here and get them removed from our country or put in gitmo, which is what we need to do.

>> are you concerned about migrant groups coming together to support ice? they say they are dealing with a challenge in some places, a robust effort by activists who track movements and educate migrants on what to do when officials come to town. that includes not answering questions or letting anyone inside without a proper warrants. do you know this is happening and more and more places in the country right now? >> we are hearing about it. they are always looking for some silly because that goes against protecting the citizen of this country. they are offering to protect criminals that we are coming after that are committing crimes everywhere. there is no reason for them to do what they are doing because regardless, we are going to get these people. if they are accessories, if they

are hiding them, if they are doing anything to impede, they will face charges as well. >> how about the new jersey governor housing a migrant at their home. this is him in his own words. >> there is someone in our broader universe whose immigration status is not yet at the point they are trying to get it to and we said let's have her live at our house, above our garage. good luck to the feds coming in to try to get her. >> he is bearing the trump administration to do something about it. how does that sit with you? >> it is very foolish. trump is a strong leader. he has the right people in place and i believe if the governor is going to play these games, he is putting people in harm's way and

protecting someone who shouldn't be here. if they have to charge him as well, so be it. he is begging for it. >> always appreciate when you can join us. it is almost like you couldn't believe the story when you first thought. he said good luck to the feds coming in to try to get her. >> anybody who stands in the way and that includes state officials, potentially at the highest level, from apprehending a migrant with a detainer and an order of deportation, is going to face federal charges. we will see if he is willing to go that far. could be an interesting standoff. >> ongoing shake-up despite

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fraudster or a terrorist. >> thank you. >> there shake-up continues at the fbi. at least 4,000 agents have been instructed to fill out a survey revealing if they had involvement in the january 6th and classified documents cases. they are going through this with a scrub brush. a lot think it is needed housecleaning but others think it goes a bridge too far. what do you think? >> i was one of the loudest critics and i believe the president has a need to reform the fbi and the doj. i do have concerns that agent and prosecutors could be

punished for participating in these cases and they should not bear the cost of that. they are following orders. the problem is the mid level and level ranks. this is part of the campaign promise, that he would reform these agencies. we have to be careful that agents and prosecutors are not swept up simply for doing their jobs. >> this is about more than just him. >> we have bad people out there who have been weaponized at a level no one has seen. they came after a lot of people. i wasn't involved in it. i will have to see what is going on after this that it's finished, but if they fired some

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on mexico but canada and china face them at midnight. now the dow is positive on the day. you can see how much it was down earlier before the pause was implemented. let's bring in robert and steve. i want to start with you, first. you heard it there. he is defending these tariffs. >> i was a big supporter of trump's usmca, nasco 2.0. his tariff approach i would move like a blunt instrument. he uses that we will see whether it works. i think businesses looked all over the weekend about how

terrorist would impact them. durable goods went way up. steve will tell you, we agree a tariff is a tax on the consumer. i am nervous it will slow growth and bring inflation. >> we talked about it. tens of thousands of illegal immigrants. on the canadian side, it is much more about trade and deficit. if it was under 50 pounds and there were thousands of crossings, i think that is a trade aspect. >> let me get you to react to more from trump earlier. >> we don't need them to give us lumber. we don't need them for

agricultural products. they don't take our agricultural products for the most part. we take theirs. as far as cars are concerned, they took 19% of the market and i wouldn't mind making our cars in the united states. >> that was all on canada. while he says it makes sense for mexico considering the flow of drugs coming over the southern border, he is making the point he doesn't see it as necessary for the northern border. is this the right approach? >> i have been around trump for nine years and he is one of the best negotiators i have ever met and the american people are starting to understand that and a lot of the europeans understand he means what he says and he says what he is going to

do. i am not a tariff guide but it is true he has used the tariff already in his first couple of weeks in office to get things done that are in america's interest, whether it is having columbia take back the migrants or panama is going to back down on letting china have first access right to the canal. if he can pull this off with mexico and get them to help in the fight against these illegal drugs that are a leading killer of our young people, that is a strategy that is working. we will see. this is a dangerous game he is playing but he always seems to come out a winner. >> the markets are still trying to interpret where this goes next. people at home are worried about this pushing prices higher. how to avoid the price hike.

the press secretary got this question friday. >> tariff do increased prices, will the administration reversed them. >> that is hypothetical. he will implement tariffs while cutting costs for the american people. the media has this way of looking at things in a microscope rather than the whole of government that this president is taking. >> larry kudlow said it is the whole picture. did you agree with that? can they avoid prices going up as a result? >> i don't think they can. i spoke with economists and people are concerned. you look, the dollar strengthened dramatically. that is inflationary. tariff is a tax. you look at the impact of auto, construction and agriculture with what you have going on in

ukraine with agriculture, that is inflationary. there is a nervousness of slow growth and inflation. you will start hearing that a little more. >> larry would say the rolling back of the regulations, it is going to promote growth. >> wait until we have the debt ceiling debate. >> robert would be right but we are going to be cutting corporate taxes, small business taxes, taxes that will lower prices of things. you are going to have counter forces that at the end of the day will lower prices. don't forget, trump was president for four years and the inflation rate was 1.9%. >> i think he handed off at 1.4%. >> i am more conservative than you guys now.

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baldoni ending without a gag in place. joining me now, mark and mercedes. there are a lot of allegations in this lawsuit but part of it revolves around a scene where they were dancing at a bar and she complained that he was behaving inappropriately. his attorney released three versions of that scene for public consumption. to suggest that the charges against him are false. this all started when blake lively and her press tour went awry. she was accused and criticized work trivializing the issue of partner abuse that rents of the movie. what do you think? rico these are the types of cases i work on and there are two distinct sides of the story.

there were issues and allegations that she raised about the work environment and there was a pause in the production, the parties sat down and they worked out an agreement where she said there were specific issues she was concerned about. allegedly, don't show naked pictures of women, of your partner. don't go beyond the script and touch me in a certain way, linger your kisses or kiss me when it is not supposed to be kids. i want intimacy coordinators in the room. that is her side. justin bao doni, talking about what they have done, they are going all guns blazing. they have a website. it is 168 pages. there are screens where you are going through email and text

messages and he is going point by point and countering it with what he believes to be what actually took place. it is dizzying. you don't see this in these types of cases. >> that is why they are asking for a gag order. we mentioned emails and text messages. you brought up the issue of an intimacy coordinator. this exchange, hired an intimacy coordinator i love. will set you up to meet. blake lively hearts that and says i feel good, i can meet her when we start. there is no suggestion of tension. >> anyone picking aside, nobody knows. one minute i say, wait a second, is that accurate, did justin do what ryan reynolds accused her of, asked her trainer how much

she weighs and then i read what he posted and he admits he did that because there is a scene in the script where he has to lift her up and with a history of the bulging disk and bad back, he wanted to know whether he is going to be able to do that move or not. i have no idea if this is true but for one side, there is another side. let's not get ahead of ourselves here. >> ryan reynolds said this, i am excited for you to work together, for her to crack open her creative piggy bank with someone as talented as you. something could have changed to change his view of him, but that is a vote of confidence. >> absolutely. the jury is going to shrug its shoulders when it is point and counterpoint, going back and

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>> outside the headquarters of usaid in washington as president trump goes to shut the agency down. have a look at this exchange on face the nation yesterday between ryan mast and margaret brennan over u.s. spending overseas. >> if you want to look at the state department where dei has been a priority over diplomacy, i give you hundreds of examples. >> what proof do you have? >> let's listed off, half a million dollars in nepal, $50,000 to do a transgender operative in columbia. and 2slgbtqia+ comic book in peru. $20,000 to do drag shows in ecuador. shall i continue?

>> it seems like there could be a review of foreign aid as you know is less than 1% of the entire federal budget so we are talking small amounts of money by comparison. >> we are still talking about tens and tens of billions of dollars. >> congress and mast will be a guest tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. tens and tens of billions of dollars is just a small amount of money, like several apartment buildings. [laughter] >> i >> to some people that israel money money. >> exactly. by the way, looking forward to this phone call expected with donald trump and justin trudeau of canada any moment now. around 3:00, the second phone call will be happening at this after mexico came to an agreement with the president over what was described as a good phone call to send 10,000 soldiers to the southern border, mexico. and in return caught a pause on

the tariffs so we will see what happens with canada but we are told by a senior canadian official earlier today that they are not confident that they can avoid this like mexico did. they are suggesting trump is putting something else on the table for them. i don't know. we will see what happens shortly. >> kristen hellman living down the street from us is saying tell us exactly what it is you want, we have done this, that and the other thing. what more can we do? she says that canada hasn't received an answer back yet. you like to pick up the other line and listen in and see exactly what they talk about? >> hopefully we get a read out of that call shortly. great to be with you. set your dvr never miss america reports. thank you for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> the story with martha starts right now. >> martha: hello there. it afternoon, i'm martha maccallum and this is the story. so much happening right now as