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news this hour as we begin news on "outnumbered." this pretty much insurers, absent casting changing, that rfk is the next secretary of -- >> let me tell you why it was so important to hear from the senator. he was the person that was holding out his vote. you see what he got for it. what he wanted was clarity

around what his protection would be if he were to fight against rfk jr., with regard to vaccines. he wants the dynamic proof. he wants all those things if rfk jr. were to challenge vaccines. once that tumbler fell by, you can completely open the lock on this. when it gets to the senate fl floor, it doesn't just have the recommendation that it's coming out of committee. it's a positive recommendation. you have one vote more republicans and democrats voting for him. this is highly important, but so is senator collins. everybody who has said they've had misgivings about someone along the way. as they fall into line, we get closer to the point where we have trump cabinet. we are still probably just a week away. i'm always anxious to know why can't they just get it together. there are a lot of things going on that they will see two senate votes in the full house in the next 24 hours. this is a big deal here speak up

you had thom tillis, the questionable vote for mark pete hegseth. we watched real time if he was going to vote for mike pete hegseth for mike secretary of defense. he came around. then, you have bill cassidy coming around. he specifically said assurances from the white house on vaccines were part of that. now, you have todd young, coming around on tulsi gabbard. this speaks to the huge political tail wind behind the trump presidency. >> democrats need to take a breath and look at rfk jr. specifically. he has not said "i am a conservative." he said "the issue is so important to me, i'm willing to stop fighting on these other things and focus on that." that's a compromise america is asking for. at and see tulsi gabbard or rfk did neither principals or things they said. a lot of heat against them is that they wouldn't change their answer. if they hadn't -- they would've been attacked on that. i see compromise within the republican party we would expect or like to see among congress.

there's no way 50 senators agree on anything. they all see a president, so they want to fight. it's the views and opportunities they are looking for. i'm proud of republican senators. i don't think any of them are giving up on things they care about. they are asking tough questions. it seems the process has worked for these nominees, and i would imagine there's a fight still on the road, but they understand getting the government functioning and filled is an important part of the promise made to the american people. >> at the same time, emily, it's been interesting to watch the recalcitrance among americans. a question if bernie would support rfk. didn't do that today. when -- by nominees we have really only seen one massive, bipartisan vote. that was marco rubio. democrats have sunk into this resistance posture. >> we did not see a unified

front. the statement made throughout the media and by their teams like "we are not sure about this, and we need to be convinced." there were a lot of 11th hour changes. with this, interestingly, while the betting odds in vegas reflected that rfk jr. and tulsi gabbard might be the most acrimonious. certainly, rfk jr. has encountered less headwind, to your point. this is despite, for example, one "new york post" that has run today a steady, committed resistance to the confirmation of rfk jr. that is quite fascinating. to me, this represents that they have fallen in line and number one, not only did the american people speak, but also the commander in chief. after these confirmations, they can go about representing deviations and what that kaleidoscope looks like.

this is a very important unified front. this is how we maintain against the midterms, which is coming up soon. >> there is the political opponents of this, but pete hegseth had one of the best public facing responses i think i've seen to a liberal press attacking him. you have rfk, who reassured pro-life senators "i'm with you. i will be hiring pro-life staff." he reassured on vaccines, clearing up past statements. tulsi reassured and assuaged the concerns, at least according to reporting, people like collins. these nominees deserve credit ffor the behind-the-scenes work and in front of camera work. >> that's an important point. this is not just on static. not just given away to pressure. there has been worked behind the scenes. they have been working with these nominees to understand where they are, in the case of tulsa gabbert she clarified her position on edward snowden, who did break the law. she does not support what he did, and wants to make sure that there is even easier

opportunities for others in the future. it's been a give and take. they have not conceded on their principal, but they've had to make, in the case of rfk as well, some serious commitments to the senators who do have good points. >> senator cassidy. that was a big one. >> it was. a whole lot of winning for the trump administration. and it doesn't end with rfk jr. purchased two weeks in office, president trump racking up when mike after win. first, columbia reversed course on taking back illegal immigrants. we watch the play out on x. the president said his own claim this time. venezuela got in line, agreeing to return american hostages, and welcome deportation fights. isn't that interesting? it did not end there. this -- folded after secretary of state marco rubio visited the country. panama is pledging to end a key canal deal with china and work closely with the u.s. this, after a little bit of resistance. yesterday, we got a one-two punch. first it was magical, then

canada, both caving after trump threatened trade war. in mexico sending 10,000 troops to the southern border, canada appointing a fentanyl czar and launching a $1.3 billion border plan. how about that for the art of the deal? now, we are waiting to see trump's next move will china. emily, this did not come without resistance from the left. chuck schumer had interesting props. >> in light of the things a lot of the people -- at the super bowl have beer and guac. much of it comes from mexico. the prices of these things are likely to go up. these tariffs are so bad that experts have said that they could cost a family as much as $1200 a year. speak of it looks like we still got beer and guac, emily. >> when i saw that charade, it

reminded me that the entrenched incumbents there represent not 1 ounce of who i am, at least, as an american. it is so tragic to me to see schumer standing with avocados and corona light, failing to see the forest through the trees. the 100,000 americans that have died via fentanyl poisoning in the last few years, the border agents who have died by suicide in rising numbers, the historic rapes, sexual assault, kidnapping, and plundering of our southern neighbors, mexicans, and pursuit of the southern border. the 800,000 children that have been lost in this country. the list goes on. for him to hold a fruit or vegetable and a beer is so demeaning to who i am as an american, and to the same as who have lost their loves ones -- goat loved ones, and all 50 states that of an impacted. being ramrod by china.

for me, this shows how unserious congress is, how deeply embarrassing our elected officials on the left have been, and thank god for the new administration and the guys in charge who are prioritizing american's safety over their props. >> gets to keep his beer and glock. the northern border of mexico in the process. thankfully, backup. aoc gets to keep her coffee. trump is about to make every american pay even more for coffee. she goes on, none of it happened. aoc. >> americans care about having the neighborhood safe, about not having fentanyl flooding across the southern border. canada spent no problem has doubled across the canadian border. you got to close the canadian border.

the tariffs didn't happen. it was a credible threat, but all this concern about the price of coffee, the price of beer and avocado. it didn't happen. president trump was successful in making sure these countries did their part to stem the flow of this illicit material. >> when it was announced before christmas that president trump had this design, i said guys, instead of freaking out like the media did come of this is the opening to a heavy-handed negotiation. indeed, that's how this has played out. we will see what happens a month from now when the tariffs are set to go into place. so far, this is looking more like a negotiation and less like tariffs being -- >> it's almost like someone he told us that's the way it would go. what has happened eight years ago. i don't know. i guess it's hard to keep the momentum you are a democrat right now. the people i know that are right about the price of gas don't make guacamole or drink corona. they go to work every day, come home, hope they can put food on

the table. here's my position on this that's been here the whole time. what comes from kandake my cars come from canada and mexico. you can't find a car if money cost so much you can't finance it. it sucks you can't buy a car, but could you afford one anyway if the interest rate is 8%? asking for vehicle loans right now. the big problem is how much our energy costs. energy isn't part of the equation with canada, but the difference is our previous president shut down energy production, shutdown liquid natural gas terminals to even get it somewhere so we can sell it and make it money. are previous president made the price of energy so high, idea that zealots in our country in europe -- with things like climate change. no matter how real it is, "am going to hurt you now on the heels of this high inflation for something that may help in the next 80 years." this president may space might be doing things that raise prices of some things for a small amount of time so that our kids stay alive, so they don't

die from a drug overdose or get raped and murdered on the side of the road from somebody that should never be here to begin with. if i've got to pay extra either way, i will certainly do it. i think that residents were americans. >> it was a false flag. we hadn't seen the actions of other countries would take. when you look at chuck schumer standing there, or any other democrats who were waging this resistance, they are willing to fight the resistance harder than the other countries, who are facing 10-25% tariffs. what is that tell you? they understand what they're up against. i don't think democrats have gained this out. it feels like around the corner that the midterms are coming. are they attracting any voters at this point? outside of the people who were already in their camp. i don't know. and wire democrats so, so obsessed with what we drink? i mean, seriously. from coffee to beer or whatever. i'm with you. stop focusing on how to

manipulate us, and figure out how to be a help. work with the other side. >> california girls avocados. >> domestic production. >> you are right. fruit. >> next, president trump and elon musk are moving forward with cutting wasteful u.s. aid spending. that the pregnancy test that i was holding was positive. it was so beyond the feeling of anxiety or of overwhelm. i just fell to my knees and i just said, god, you have to take this. and that was one of the first time in a few months that i opened up hallow. i surrendered everything to jesus. and i heard clearly these words. his name is luke. through surrender. i chose life and was led to adoption. luke is the best thing that ever happened to me.

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>> president trump and elon musk are moving forward to make significant changes to the u.s. agency for international development, and critics are arguing usaid has become a slush fund, wasting taxpayer money. press secretary karoline leavitt

give a blistering account of the agency's absurd spending yesterday. >> here's the reason why elon musk and others have been taking a look. if you look at the waist and abuse that has run through usaid over the past several years, these are some of the insane priorities that organization has been spending money on. $1.5 million to advance dei in serbia's workplaces. 70000 for production of a dei musical in ireland. $47,000 for a transgender upper in columbia. 32000 for a transgender comic book in peru. i don't know about you, but as an american taxpayer, i don't want my dollars going towards this, and -- i know that the murky people don't either. that's what president trump has tasked elon musk to do: to get the fraud, waste, and abuse out of our federal government. >> i hope they were taking no notes. now we are learning more about elon musk's small army to cut the wasteful spending. these young engineers, who reportedly -- were handpicked by

elon musk. the oldest is just 25. reportedly some of them are still in college. joey, i took notes. 1.5 million to advance the dei in serbia's workforce. usaid. >> i have an anecdote for you. i have a friend who texted me a few hours ago unsolicited, didn't know i was on the show. she said "i have been a subcontractor for mike usaid for my 30 years. i've been saying for a long time to my friends and family that it's a wasteful agency. we've done some of the stupidest projects you could imagine. although it's not putting me partially out of business, it's a good thing, and that's what i voted for." that's from somebody who has many contractor, subcontractor, first-hand expires for 3 decades. harold ford said yesterday that you don't need to throw the baby out with the bathwater, but sometimes you do. sometimes you need to start over again. the people that are working in that agency were approving these things. that's part of their ethos.

if they have to not come back to work, that's probably the best thing that should happen. >> not only is it waste, but a lot of times, a lot of this stuff aggravates our allies and partners. its ideologically controversial, so it's pushing things like abortion on conservative countries, or the lgbtq issue, or climate ideology, and it aggravates our partners and allies. of course it aggravates a lot of americans as well. it sometimes violates the conscience of our americans. not wanting taxpayer dollars to go to these things. the larger point is usaid was never meant to be purely charity, purely altruism. it is supposed to align with american foreign policy objectives and make sure we have countries that are siding with the united states against our adversaries. last point. i recently went to india. conservative country. we want to partner with india to counter china. the indian officials i talked to say they were irritated by the progressive policies the biden administration hoisted on them. hurt our relationship with in

india. >> i wonder how serbia's workforces would feel about all that dei. mature they were not turned on the $1.5 million. to your point, that's not in alignment made with some countries. i don't know about serbia. >> this is the best three examples i have seen for the problems of usaid. foxnews.com. ever buddy reed this. number one, tom cotton sends a letter october of 2023 to samantha power who is administering usaid and says "i have credible evidence that hamas terrorists have received usaid." they deny that. tom cotton is not known for throwing random things to the wind. number two, syrian national gets $9 million tell mike -- this terrorist organization. number three, money gets to t the -- and this group is who samantha powers chooses to meet with several times. to address this point, there is a viral story about this and it

not getting to children. everyone wants to see african children helped. everybody wants to see this continue. secretary rubio addressed this in a press conference flagged by the state department. "we have issued a blanket waiver if the program saves lives, they have a waiver." straight from the secretary of state. >> there you go. emily. >> and that's the tip of the iceberg for us funding terrorism, by the way. and yes, not only was it -- it was not supposed to be perm permanent. self reported from usaid. 4 out of 10 projects are not complete, are not fulfilled, objectives failed. that is self-reported. and that was just in one year, 2016-2017. the point is we are funding failed projects that don't align with our values that are funding actual terrorism, and also in a time when we need to be focusing on ourselves. for a nation that is $3.5 trillion in debt, why in the heck are we spending so much

money for developing nations on projects on these superfluous priorities, when americans are drowning right now? frankly, the notion that people are horrified by this -- we talked about, there is a triage that needs to occur. may be in the future, we will revisit. may be in the future, dei in the workplace and columbia -- okay, fine. but right now, take a pause. the concept that these other nations rely on, unequivocally, american handouts for salaries or benefits does not sit right with us. why shouldn't we sure up the walls, fix the broken windows, and look toward the community garden in someone else's town? it doesn't make sense to prioritize. >> and what you're saying is fair. i didn't think of it as triage: i was just thinking audit, but it's so bad now it will probably feel like a disaster, because -- figuring out where all the money is going. i love what you said. there will be some carved outs. >> there should be. >> secretary of state rubio now is looking for an opportunity to do that. we want to be good citizens in

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> new jersey governor phil murphy is studying himself, after a major battle with the trump administration. not that surprising. from the moment trump was elected, the governor vowed to fight him at every step. >> if it's contrary to our

values, we will fight to the death. >> but terms border czar, tom homan, warned elected officials against fighting the massive deportation effort. watch. >> it is a felony to knowingly harbor illegal immigrants from authorities. don't test us. >> governor murphy says he's housing a migrant with a murky legal standing in his home. he told federal officials good luck in trying to get them. watch. >> we were talking about -- i don't want to get into much detail, but there is someone in our broader universe whose immigration status is not yet at the point where her they are trying to get it to. "let's have her live in our house above the garage." good luck to the feds trying to get her. >> tom homan says he is aware

and is not messing around. >> the government is foolish -- >> the governor is foolish saying it. i got note of it. we will not let it go. if you are knowingly harboring or concealing an illegal immigration, that is a violation of united states code -- 54. we will see prosecution. maybe he's bluffing. if he's not, we will deal with that. >> now, it appears governor murphy is eating his words. his spokesman telling "the new york post" that the governor was "misinterpreted, because once and he has never housed a migrant in his home. let's go to the jersey girl of the couch. [laughter] >> first of all, this is unreal that he thinks we will accept this kind of walk back. yet, he said it, he meant to say it. and if you want to say "are they illegally hear or not?" that's not the point. he's willing to play ftse with our men and women's lives on the

border, military and border patrol protecting the sovereignty of this country. and play around with "i am housing somebody. i didn't mean to say it." but what you meant to say was "i'm not going to follow your rules, president trump." this is how we will make an extreme move as a sanctuary state. i live in jersey. he doesn't represent me when he says the sorts of things. think, if you have somebody working on your property right now, he is willing to hide his. what does that even say, when we are doing at the right way as american citizens, and he is allowed to be the exception? wow. he has stepped in it so far, fire the boots. just set them on fire, because they are covered. >> you know what's revolting to me, joey, is -- here's the governor of new jersey, who is self sanctimoniously saying "we will offer her a place in our garage" or whatever, but "we don't know the legal status of this person, we don't know the situation, but it sounds pretty dutch" sounds pretty creepy.

i would think the constituents of new jersey deserve his respect. that includes carolina cano, who was raped and murdered best regulation of a cell phone cord while she was jogging in new jersey by an illegal immigrant. not sure why he's not focusing on that. >> they are not going after whoever this person is she is talking about unless they are a violent criminal. they made it clear. the only nonviolent criminals they rounded up for deportation were those hanging out with violent criminals. i think they looked at 20. i think 12 of them were violent criminals. the other eight were hanging out with them. it's a nonissue. this is the most media savvy, messaging heavy administration we have seen in a long time. what did he think was going to happen? the other democrats need to understand, they are going to call your bluff, because that's the war rolled they operate in. this administration is made up of people -- >> and this is just another example, where someone pokes the

bear, mess around and find out. real quick, we heard "we were misinterpreting his words," even though it was pretty clear what he said on the stage. at the end of the day, president trump, tom homan, and everyone in the administration mean what they say. unlike the governor, they are prioritizing americans. >> his poor communications team. that must've been a tough day for phil murphy's -- phil murphy must have some rabid partisan cocktail and his drink and water these days. he said he wants to fight to the death. you play the sound bite. he went on to say -- i was reading "the new york post" article appear to make an analogy to trump and germany in the '20s and '30s. he said "the germans in the '20s end 'theories got tired, sick of fighting. look at the prices we pay. we cannot roll over. we cannot stop fighting close what's. look at -- that is heinous. we are a long way from -- 750 swabs during covid and said

"it's time to put politics beside us," and work together. where is that man? i prefer we get the cocktail out of the drinking water. let's get the old -- >> i don't like the application that the compassionate answers to break the law. this has been part of the problem that our country has had, that the democrats continue to say the good-hearted people, the compassionate people are pro-open borders, pro-illegal immigration. don't you have a heart? when americans have said "no, i am pro-security and safety for my kids. i am pro following the law and enforcing the law." also, that kind of idea has been part of the problem, because it incentivizes illegal crossings all for people who think they can continue to break the law and live within the community. i'm glad they're taking it seriously. to joe's point, they are only going up to the people going after these heinous crimes -- 7,000 arrests by ice already since the trump administration has taken over. what a terrible -- >> that's right. as tom homan said, it's a felony to knowingly harbor.

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nowhere just yet, but a word of warning to hollywood: biden doesn't do very well with directions. [silence] -- for the rain forest. him roaming around their. seemed a little listless. he is not the best at memorizing lines, either. >> all right. what am i doing now? [laughter] am i -- [laughter] >> and we all know he can be a bit of a diva. >> a great asset more inflation. what a stupid son of a [bleep]. >> yeah, that london. but the former president can be a bit dramatic. -- >> yeah, that's one of. but, the former president can be a bit dramatic. maybe that's why he's got an agent. that was him giving the -- speech, emily perry quinn covered on his show his

ray-bans -- >> we recovered on our show that rain bands. they could make it to hollywood now, the ray-bans, and celebrate him. >> there was a backup quarterback in the nfl that was retained by a cantankerous coach for mike many years. while he didn't want him to play, he didn't want anyone else to have him. the key is not necessarily what biden's plans are, but what caa's plans are. a big one to scoop him up, make sure any revenue from any deals, which would be in house for. the question remains, what could or would he do? the only thing i could think of was a ghostwriter writing his next book. tick tock, because i think the sooner the better, if you know what i mean. >> i can't say what i'm thinking. >> this is better than the millions pouring in. >> say what i'm thinking. "weekend at bernie's part 2".

>> yikes! yikes! >> i feel bad. i think this is a little bit -- i am jealous of barack obama. remember that big deal michelle and barack obama did with netflix for like $45 million? the first thing he does is come out of the gate and he wants to play in the hollywood lane. you are never going to be barack obama. i remember it -- then being upstaged at the end. remember when they were in that white house event, he was trying to get barack obama's attention. i think at some of that. i don't know. as long as he doesn't have to do anything, they will be fun. "weekend at bernie's part 2". >> it could be. that's a really interesting analogy. rebecca, i think you'll like caa's statement, you in particular. "president biden is one of america's most respected and influential voices in national and global affairs. his lifelong commitment to public service is one of unity, optimism, dignity, possibility." i think there are two warts.

china is crippling tight one come a l -- lost afghanistan. they are reacting. >> every time present biden had to speak in a very public events that had to do with national security, i just prayed, let and say the words correctly, let him speak correctly. let him not have multiple gaps. he was unable to do that. it was the dough dates. all the preparation was lines for the debate that sunk his presidency at the last minute and put kamala harris in place. why does he think he can do something in entertainment is beyond me. >> she probably is. that's a good point. we don't know exactly his plans, but this is one of biden's last promises to us before leaving the white house. >> never give up. [cheers and applause] ever. leaving office, but not leaving the fight. >> the fight continues at caa. [laughter] >> i'm a little bit of spiritual

talent agents. i don't think hollywood film and tv shows -- emily, you brought up the book. what these people -- what the clintons did -- hillary clinton was given six figures to give a 30 minute speech. they make 25% of. a good cash cow for them. the problem is can joe biden give a 30 minute speech? to they have to get creative in these ways? this is the bad side of government. why is it that you create legislation that caters to an industry? when you are out of office, they can pay you $100,000 to come speak to the company christmas party. this is that crony side of government. >> i would postulate there is a worse side to government, and that's when your family takes millions from china and from a burisma. that may be a little bit worse than the hollywood deals. coming up, president trump making history this super bowl sunday. that's next.

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changes the administration has enacted since the inauguration and the plans for the rest of -- his first 100 days in office. you know i'm -- but you're wearing equals green! >> it's a green color. i think the chiefs want their red back. there so many things to talk about sometimes. the first 100 days interviews are just -- as presence. here's my checklist. it should be really good. for the game itself. i'm trying to hold my anticipation of making history three in a row. and jalen hurts -- quarterback for the eagles. >> the optics, the sense -- number one, new orleans is safe after their terror attack on

january 1st. this is the president going to new orleans, and in contrast to president biden who declined those interviews, this one is sitting down for an interview. >> so much of the aftermath -- replacing these for though super bowl. the city can hold an event and protect what is essentially the most valuable person in america. the other story is what will fox do -- for those who have taylor swift over here, president trump over here and a lot of football. >> that would be -- [laughter] >> they are betting on -- there's bets on everything. we would hope the camera would show football over the individuals. my vote is on trump more than swift. >> i think trump will suck a lot of attention. i think showing the city can

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>> president trump is getting his cabinet -- the u.s. senate has just voted to confirm doug collins, president trump's pick to lead veterans affairs for the united states. plus, the president is set to -- netanyahu will be the first foreign leader to meet with trump during the second term, since the start of that second term. this is the first foreign leader coming in. it's been two weeks. president trump could also reportedly signed an executive order to dismantle the department of education later today. sources say the proposed order would call on the education secretary to submit a proposal for congress to pass legislate and to disband it. it would make the department of a education the latest federal agency gutted by president trump in the first two weeks of his administration. festival, the va.

-- >> i know doug collins very well. it's good to have a va secretary that served not long ago and can be in lockstep with the chairman committee. they can pass legislation and funding that is smart, how they spend money is audited and they take care of veterans. >> he's got all of that. >> he is another member of this cabinet. >> talk to me w with the pull of the cabinet members. it's quick. meeting with them and the department of education dismantled. >> thank you for watching. "america reports" now.