want the dna and at the end of the day, who else i haven't seen any initial of anyone else. >> you also have the evidence of consciousness of guilt but you better have some science if you want to put somebody on death row. i know you are following this case for all of us we look forward to hearing from you early and often, thank you for joining us on a sunday night thank you for spending your sunday with us i hope you have a great week ahead you can find us online at gowdy america in the tray gaudi podcast good night from south carolin like nascar you know that right away it's terrific for all of us to enjoy. shannon: i'm shannon bream

america first strategy on full display as the foreign policy team takes europe by storm. >> in washington there is a new sheriff in town. >> and the president's plans for what to do next in gaza to bringing an end to the war in ukraine. >> i think president putin wants peace and president zelensky wants peace and i want peace pics of all talk with national security adviser mike waltz about the president's playbook for solving conflicts across the globe. then. >> is not optional for us to sit it is essential too. >> everyone knows there's a voice in government and should that should be cut. but, doge is using a meat expert democrats resist efforts by elon musk to cut waste, fraud and abuse of the federal government. senate majority whip john barrasso democrat senator tim kaine joint us to talk about doge that major legislative battles just ahead. plus, our sunday panel d.o.j. lawsuits targeting sanctuary

cities as deportations ramp up and arrive at your engines, we are on the ground for today's daytona 500 alt right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ ♪. shannon: 11 boxes in washington we begin with a look at some of your top headlines. millions of americans dealing with severe weather this weeke weekend. heavy rains bringing flash flood warnings, power outages and tornado warnings across the south. snow and ice in the northeast. secretary of state marco rubio met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in israel today to talk about the fragile cease-fire in gaza. following the release of hostages yesterday including the dual israeli american citizen. in munich ukraine's president asked for more help from european leaders and the possible creation of a united european military force. desktop foreign aid in the trump

administration are poorly set to meet the russian officials, and saudi arabia to discuss the framework for ending the war in ukraine. in a moment we will ask national secured advisor mike waltz about those talks whether ukraine will have a seat at the table. but first we've got team coverage take great pal caught in israel danamarie mcnicholl we will begin with you. >> good morning, shannon. european leaders caused called an emergency meeting to talk about trumps vision for ukraine shutting them out of peace negotiations no reaction yet from the president as he has sued the daytona 500 this afternoon. >> and think we are going to be able to do something we are going to be able to make a deal. >> national security advisor mike waltz and secretary marco rubio will meet this week with senior russian officials in saudi arabia. expected to be absent from discussions, ukraine and europe. trump officials have also made

it clear they expect european allies and nato to take responsibility for the region. as the u.s. focuses on other priorities. such as securing the border encountering china. >> let's be honest we can't allow the possibility that america might say no to europe on an issue that threaten and progress nato secretary general on saturday calling a member countries to step up spending. on the domestic front trump signed executive order to reduce the federal workforce. about 10,000 have been laid off. education, agriculture, energy and veterans affairs among the agencies hit by these layoffs. the latest programs on the chopping block 32 million for civil society in prague, 29 million for strengthening the political landscape in bangladesh. >> one of the reasons of massive inflation in the united states from joe biden is because he massively increase the size of the federal government. we need to go back to pre-covid era size. doge instead of taking a scalpel and a measured approach and

looking at fraud, is instead taking a chainsaw to a number federal departments. i think they are just getting started. shannon: despite some democrats resisting doge it was handed a win. federal judge ruled because it is legally defined as an agency, i can still access sensitive records. shannon: all right danamarie mcnicholl in florida thank you very much. we turn out to the middle east were secretary rubio is making his first official visit to israel as secretary of state. fox news senior foreign affairs correspondent greg pal caught has that story. hello greg. >> top diplomat here in israel tried to jumpstart the shaky cease-fire and hamas hostage release plan between the militant group and israel. maybe a bit more. separatist state marco rubio arrived for israeli officials especially prime minister benjamin netanyahu here is some of what they had to say today.

>> the hostages need to come home pretending to be released that must happen it is not optional. i would add that some goal we share in common. >> when the gates of [bleep] will be open as they surely will, if all our hostages are not released until the last one of them. >> the priority is freeing the remaining hostages in phase one of the deal. and then making a move to phase two which would see the rest of the hostages released but also force israel to give up control inside gaza. over the weekend we saw jubilation as three exit captives including an israeli american were reunited with their families. over all they appeared in better shape than last week's group. but, still missed a lot the latest release have been threatened by hamas complaining israel is not delivering enough aid to gaza. president trump's plan to turn the place into real estate deal still is out there. nearby countries are scrambling for an alternative.

still, shanna, the topic of rubio at netanyahu hit on hardest was i wrong. nothing is more important than iran netanyahu said iran cannot have the bomb said rivet separatist state goes on to saudi arabia and the uae. israel, the mideast and yes iran no doubt on the agenda. back to you. shannon: all right greg palkot live in israel thank you very much for joining us out national security advisor mike waltz. welcome to "fox news sunday." >> think shannon, good to be with you. click select and cover here let's talk about this european leaders putting together what's called an emergency summit in paris tomorrow. they've been rattled by some of what they heard by members of the administration in munich. they reported they are not would have a seat at the table for the opening talks with a rush about winding down that war. that is according to special envoy keith kellogg former general. you said last week your past own this conflict moving forward. why shouldn't the europeans have a seat at the table these

conversations? quick shannon, let me tell you what we heard this week. we heard president trump engage president putin of russia immediately engaged president zelenskyy and here's what both leaders had in common. both of them said and those back to back calls that only president trump could get them to the table but only president trump could drive peace. this notion that our european allies have not been engaged president trump also spoke with macron this week. we have a visit with prime minister of the united kingdom coming up. we had no less than our vice president, our secretary of state, secretary of defense, our secretary of treasury who is there personally. and our special envoy and kellogg all in europe this week. all engaging our allies. now, they may not like some of

the sequencing that is going on in these negotiations. but, i have to push back on any notion they are not being consulted. they absolutely are. at the end of the date this is going to be under president trump's leadership that we get this war to an end. shannon: there are talks about talks starting this week you were reportedly part of that team that's going to be in saudi arabia talking with the russians. there are questions about ukraine's role. here's what senator adam schiff at the present inability to even identify ukraine as an equal bargaining power after all of the blood ukraine has shed its a shocking strand of american value and interest president zelenskyy says he is not going to be bound by any deal that is negotiated between russia and the u.s. are the ukraine is going have a seat at the table for the stocks this week? >> what secretary besson or secretary of treasury was talking to zelenskyy about and then follow on with talks with

secretary rubio and the vice president was entering into a partnership with the united states. we are talking about growing the pie for the ukrainian economy and i cannot think of any better security guarantee than being co- invested with president trump, with the american people going forward and having those investments as a protection in and of itself. number two, the american people deserve to be recouped. deserve to have some type of payback for the billions they have invested in this war and then further i cannot think of anything that would make the american people more comfortable with future investments than if we were able to be in a partnership and have the american people made a hole i will point out much of the european aid is actually in the form of a loan. that is repaid it's repaid withh interest on russian assets.

president trump is rethinking the entire dynamic care. that is some people uncomfortable. but i think zelenskyy would be very wise to enter into this agreement with the united states. there is no better way to secure them going forward. and further, there was a question whether putin would come to the table. he has now done so under president trump's leadership. we are going to continue the stocks in the coming weeks of president trump's direction. shannon: given the cost of the ukrainian people are paid why would they not have a direct seat at the table especially with zelenskyy says whatever you come up but they're not going to field bound by atlas air actuaunless they'reactually par? >> look the ukrainian people have fought valiantly. they have seen entire cities destroyed. the united states and europe has supported this effort but the united states unquestionably has borne the brunt of that support over the years.

but now president trump declares it needs to come to an end. there are key tenants that will drive these negotiations. number one it has to be a permanent into the war not a temporary end of the war. number two this cannot be ended on the battlefield this is turned into world war one style meatgrinder of human beings. number three i talked about how the structure of our aid has to change. and number four we are trying what economic integration going forward as the best arbiter of peace. all of those things are key underpinnings and in terms of long-term military security guarantees those have to beat european outlet in i have to tell you when a third of nato members are still not contributed a third are still not contributing the minimum they all committed to a decade ago, i think that leaves a lot of americans questioning the

level of their commitment to back the rhetoric we are seeing. shannon: i want to get a cup of hot spots before we leave this can you confirm the talks are beginning this week in saudi arabia between the u.s. and russia? >> president trump initiated those talks personally. with president putin and will carry the stocks going forward in the coming weeks he is ready to move quickly to end this conflict. we will bring everyone together as appropriate absolutely. shannon: i want to get to israel, iran obviously the continued instigator and a lot of it comes to the shores of the people of israel. president trump told bret baier a few days back he loved to make a deal that bombing them but that since an contrast with the support coming from the "washington post." assess israel's likely to bomb iranian nuclear facilities in the next few months. it goes on to say part of this is based on u.s. until it says the military intelligence report in the "washington post" spelled

out to potential strike options each involving u.s. providing support in the form of aerial refueling as well as intelligent surveillance reconnaissance. so those for my with the documents or disagreements with about how much a strike could do to actually set the program back with its weeks, months, years. it would certainly increase tensions in that region. what with the u.s. involvement b and a strike could you speak with thwithout report in the "washington post"? >> shannon, i can speak to with the president has repeatedly said. that is iran could never have a nuclear weapon. that not only would be existenial for israel, i think of the existenial for the entire world because it could kick off nuclear arms race in the middle east. how we get there, i am not going to get into the details here. the president has also expressed a willingness to take whatever action is necessary but all options are on the table but also, to talk to iran as well if

they want to give up their entire program and not play games as we have seen around you in the past and prior negotiations. all options are on the table but i will promise you this. president trump is absolutely serious, deadly serious when he says iran could never have a nuke. and certainly not in president trump's watch they are in a rational actor we could not allowed to have their finger on the button. shannon: woul elected to china o many other things that are on your plate at this moment teresa please come back soon, mike waltz great to have you. looks alright, thank you. shannon: gentoo revving up federal cuts with tens of thousands of federal workers arty on the way out. we are going to get reaction from senators on both sides of the out senators barrasso and senator kaine coming up alive plus the administration takes america first message to the world stage. our sunday panel breaks down how our allies are now reacting. that is now next.

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click the threat i worry the most about, vis-à-vis europe, is not russia. it is not china. is not any other external actor. what i worry about is the threat from within. the retreat of europe from some of its most fundamental values. values are shared with the united states of america. shannon: vice president jd vance making this on the world stage and making some waves with his address to the munich security conference. as european allies get an early look at the new administration

america first foreign policy agenda but time now for our sunday group. olivia beavers wal waltz regionl reporter, fox news contributor mollie hemingway, one williams fox news senior particle analyst and bloomberg senior white house reporter josh nguyen grove. welcome to all of you. this is the headline performed policy. vance leaves gob >> a rebuke on immigration alleged censorship to a shocked munich security conference. josh, others were ruffled. i think he did he wanted to get their attention did indeed do that there are a couple of factors one is of course he talked about freedom of speech and went up against her right to the limit of what has been a consensus in germany including the party that is on the far right from being part of these governing groups. he's got pushback from the current chancellor and the incoming likely chancellor who thanks he's going near the third rail on that.

and the trip in particular in some ways a trump administration is opening a door to ongoing support for it ukraine has significant terms attached to it if zelenskyy wants to go too. that's different than his own music we heard on the campaign trail where trump would really distance himself from the idea foreign aid. i get european leaders can pick which they want to look at but the vice president so they got their attention for it. shannon: he got the attention of folks here at home for democrat congressman gerry connolly not a state fan of the speech. here's what he said. folks it was an embarrassing presentation. maybe one of the most embarrassing moments i can remember at that munich security conference from an american official. he showed condescension and ignorance at the same time. shannon: mollie? >> is interesting to hear people react is a different speech about reducing hearing. there eat come in with the same

platitude say the leaders of europe agreed that united states even if things deteriorate globally. vance is letting it be known, things are different here he made a really strong defense of freedom of speech, freedom of religion the need to accept election results. not just a problem in europe but in our country as well. it's quite real and has affected many people. if we claim to be doing all the things we are doing globally each in the defense of democracy and on behalf of the people, we need to actually care about what the people want. i'm not surprised people are reacting negatively. it's almost eight reagan speech in terms of the big issue with the united states. twenty-six here's out summed up the conference present trips done, struggled humiliated europe, no amount of trump proofing could have prepared europe for the maga shaped hurricane that swept across the continent this week working

torrential havoc on american's closest allies. >> to my mind this is not reagan. to my mind let's think about america first which is trump. in my mind america first is not served by stirring up right wing nationalism in europe and not served by signaling weakness to russia's vladimir putin. i mean to my mind it's strengthenitstrengthening a dicd sparking an outbreak of national far right nationals in europe, you do not have to be a student of history to understand that you are really harkening back to nazis and division. this trump want to be that neville chamberlain to the rise of a dictator who is intent on taking over other countries? i don't think he wants that. and yet he is risking that. that's the german chancellor schultz had to say yesterday.

he is intervening right before a february 23 election in germany. and visiting vance went to visit with the head of that party. this is unbelievable. shannon: i can see you're itching to respond. >> the issue here we have had this foreign policy in europe people have enabled a war that's been absently catastrophic to the people of ukraine. we see images of the war in gaza all the time and how horrific that is but we've not got a lot of media coverage for this been a million casualties in ukraine with ending to that war. we need to stop the carnage. we need to help ukraine rebuild. are really one to move away from. caring about america's interest that we cannot be the world's a piggy bank anymore and they have to care about their defense that's not something just donald trump assent. obama's secretary of defense gates say the same thing during his presidency. thanks he did finally happen pick on me just say the united

states had to go in to world war teach of fight the nazis in the right wing extremist right nationalism there have a cost for americans. we are not going to have to pay something, no. where the largest military force in the world. >> interventionism has a cost for america america suffering where we are financing every war without any strategy for success but that is what is cost america. shannon: olivia i want to bring you into the conversation here. how this plays abroad and at home their implications for. >> are nothing president trump was praising a vance for his speech should print in particular i have also read it there is some scolding but i read it as him sending a warning that they are going to be backing a makkah populist movement and europe. and as vance said there is a new sheriff in town. i think those a little bit more of a warning to our allies abroad that they trump that thep administration will be trying to carve an area where that sort of

belief can expand in europe. >> its early got a lot of attention we all agree on that point if not everything else but panel do not go fo bar the battr the budget democrats fight to stop trying to democrat senator tim kaine senate majority whip john barrasso on that and what tariffs could mean for your wallet. they are next.

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>> they want a divorce. they want you to to start hating each other and president elon musk for example. you do know they are doing that to you? >> they are so bad at it pretty used to think they are good at it but they are actually bad at it. they were good at it i would never be president. because i think nobody in history has ever got more bad publicity than me. it's one of the greatest things i get 90% bad publicity i could do outside of you, if in a few of your very good friends. it's like the craziest thing. but, do know when i have learned? the people are smart. they get it for. >> they do actually. >> they really see what is happening. shannon: president trump elon musk talk about their unconventional partnership with sean hannity predicted the full interview tuesday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel part right now we are drawn by virginia democrat senator tim kaine. good to have you back on the show. >> thanks shannon. space he heard the discussion some people want them to get a divorce would you put yourself in that category? >> no, it's a policy that matters to me not the bromance.

i do not care about that. policy is real trouble i'm all for government efficiency proven as governor, virginia was the best managed state in america. but, when you come in the first thing you do is you fire the inspector general's, those are the people whose job it is to find waste, fraud and abuse you fire them you send the message that efficiency is not the goal. doing things to benefit yourself as a goal. shannon: you think that all those cuts are sending a message that efficiency is the goal? i mean doge us up and running website. they got twitter feeds showing exact contracts, exacting their finding. a lot of american people are surprised by their tax dollars are going to some of these. >> a message in virginia, shannon, is the efficiency is the goal here is a message they are waging a war on veterans. they're going wil willy-nilly at layoffs at the va. since 30% of the federal workforce is a veteran and virginia is a veteran heavy state, that is the way it feels at home cutting research. cutting health clinics.

heading head start programs. the inspector general firing, the message out of the gate is this is a group of people who want to pad their own pocket. they're going to cut things to try to amass a lot of dollars they're then going to use you tax cuts for the wealthiest. and that is the playbook was on the first trump term and think you're seeing it again i want to redo the words newly elected president, the people demanded deserve a government on their side. they do not want to government that wastes money, and government that cost more in does less they voted for change they won eight literal revolution and the way the government operates and now you and i must deliver. that was bill clinton in 1993 talking to his cabinet. one of the first thing thing tol that was a reduction of 100,000 federal employees. he went way beyond that in his eight years. >> you know what he did? he worked with congress to do it. donald trump has two republican houses. and he's got a budget discussion that has to have a resolution by march 14. what is and he get the republican leaders down on the white house and saying here's what we're going to do?

he is making these cuts without them because he does not even think the republican leadership will go along with him. bill clinton, did things to shrink the size of government. he did it with congress. there is a difference between that and ignoring congress in filing the law. >> executive branch does have a lot of authority and purview over things with an executive branch. decisions about money and how it is dispersed. that is part of the president's authority. once the president has authority but the present us to follow the law but here is this why you know the impoundment act that says once congress has appropriated dollars for a particular purpose, the president is not allowed to say yes, i do not like that i'm going to spend this money but not that many. the president needs of all the law and that is why so far there's a whole lot of lawsuits that have been successful, will go through appeals courts but a lot of the president's extreme executive actions that her folks are being challenged in the court right now. shannon: they are some is on hold will follow those and talk about those later in the show to but here's how a reaction to democrats pushing back on doge those efforts appease on hills

as democrats relentless attacks on elon musk the department of government efficiency making clear which side they are on. spoiler alert is not the side of the taxpayer do you worry about the optics of that so much outrage at elon musk and the doge team versus outrage about some of the stuff they are covering? >> yes. my outrage is about who they are hurting. i get i do not care about the bromance who cares about the bromance. i do not like letting unelected officials -- make yesterday to e doge guys post classified information on their website and had to release we did not realize that agency was a classified agency. you should not let people run rampage through offices that have classified information. and again i view this in virginia from the perspective of we are a veteran heavy state when they are slashing in the va when 30% of the federal workforce is veterans, compared like two or 3% of civilian workforce, you do indiscriminate

because i tell you who it hurts, hurts veterans. >> you take any solace in the fact there have been a number of physicians in the va have been walled off they are not eligible for cuts or biased because even the menstruation was aware there were concerns for. >> i do take some solace in that. but here's an example there are two veterans clinics waiting to open virginia at one in chesapeake, one of in fredericksburg they been built they are in areas that are high percentage of veterans. their opening days are now thrown into question. when they do open they will be short staffed rather than full staff because of the action of a trump administration. that is no way to treat veterans. shannon: let's talk about finding all this gets wrapped in as well the funding battle is coming, federal funding runs out on march 14 for a lot of people say in d.c. times we've got plenty of time to figure this out but maybe you do. >> i do not like it i am not wild about that we should have not last year. what'>> yard to presen him as zero times two democratic senators said on sunday the party would not rule out forcing the federal government to shut down the very next that usa today has this headline dems say they are open to shutting down

the government. you have said in the past shutdowns are not good for the american people you have talked about virginia. talked about military families that are big part of the commonwealth. you said this inflicts unnecessary harm and federal employees, government contractors and millions of americans who rely on government services. so, should a shut down this time around and the republicans are in control, should it be a threat should you guys be using it? >> i never use it as if they do not like the fact donald trump is shutting down government as we speak. he says i want to shut down the department of education. shrink that usaid staffed under 250 people paid that is shipped out and authorize congress and against the law but do not like that. do not think we should be contemplating shut down. look, the republicans as you pointed out have all three levers at the white house, they have both houses per they've got to figure out a budget deal but we could have done one last year. after the november election they said let's wait until 2025 and we have all of the levers will do a budget deal ourselves but so far you can see there's a lot of confusion between the house

republicans in the senate republicans we know where this is going. it's the tax cuts for the wealthiest is going to come very, very soon we saw that in the budget committee this week. but they have a hard time getting on the same page. shannon: is an extension of 2017 tax at the irs said in some parts might benefit every tax bracket. that's the argument from republicans for quickset equally. but there were benefits but the benefits were overwhelmingly to the wealthiest and big corporations because it's hard to believe it is not been a month of the nude menstruation there's a lot that's happened pre-cbs pulling out there saying people describe president trump as a tough, energetic, focused and effective for a 70% say he is doing what he promised and he's got the highest approval rating he has ever had. with cbs news with that in mind let me read you something from a colleague of yours democrat congressman on the house that he said we have to acknowledge that we spectacularly failed to recognize the last election the status quo was broken and americans are feeling a righteous anger about the real damage the governing class has done to their lives over the past few decades.

these numbers show people's support, the majority of americans are happy for quickset think the poll said 62% of americans say donald trump is not doing enough to bring down prices. excerpt through the roof is an article in your times about construction costs going up. i just met with my farmers in north west virginia friday. they are petrified about the tariff effect on agriculture and forestry because it's all happening donald trump the government by tariffs in his first term. in virginia people are really worried about mismanagement of the economy, tariffs and prices going up or they are worried about these folks who fire the inspector general's and seem to want to pad their own pockets. they are worried about a tax on education and research. there's a lot of concerns out there. shannon: it is good to se see yu senator perez about the going government your governor and i am your constituents are always good to see you will get to some of the sins of senator brosseau next. thank you. try to be not set a majority whip john barrasso of wyoming fopart welcome back to the show. let's talk about that you heard your calling senator kaine said

this is going back tax cuts that benefit people who do not really need the help is much as some of your other constituents really do. cooks well, what we have seen since president trump took office are the democrats running around like a chicken little saying the sky is falling and they are filing a lawsuit after lawsuit because they want the border to remain open. they won two boys playing in girl sports. and they want to spend money on things that people think are ridiculous these transgender comic books, operas, surgery in foreign countries, all these things are wrong for any time president trump does anything they call a constitutional crisis. look, that swamp talk. president trump ran to drain the swamp that is what he's doing pretty want to keep money and the american people's pockets. he knows that as a way to keep prices down to fight inflation that is what he is committed to do that is all republicans are committed to do. and you pointed out, shannon, the democrats have now been screaming shut down the

government. not because they want to help the american people. not because they want to help our men and women in uniform or our veterans they want to do it to obstruct president trump. shannon: art center, what about what senator kaine pointed out worries up va clinics, head start programs and food and assistance. if there is so much slashing going on he has real concerns is being done in a rather indiscriminate manner but that is hurting american people. >> i think what we have seen from the doge is there is massive waste and fraud in government spending. we need to make sure the money is spent wisely. we have seen it has been spent indiscriminately government is too big it spends too much and when it does that, that drives up prices on american families. so, we need to cut through the ways that we see that the democrats continue to defend. we talk about research to cure cancer, liberal universities with billions of dollars of endowments, they get money at

70% of that money for research goes to overhead slush fund. that is wrong i think what we are finding with mosque and with doge's waste, fraud, abuse may be the tip of the iceberg. the people here in wyoming love what president trump is doing but they think he is heading in the right direction. they know we have a smaller government, a more efficient government it is better for the economy of people at home in america. shannon: let's talk about this usaid there are concerns about cuts there again being with a sledgehammer rather than a scalpel politico says this critical u.s. food and medical assistance to the world's poorest countries is not getting through. organizations that deliver the aid say they're not getting paid they are laying off workers they cannot get information from that u.s. agency for international development. i brought this up a speaker johnson last week. it does not sound like whatever the confusion there for critical and life-saving treatments and eight has been ironed out for a talk to some people in these agencies are not doing anything to do cultural wars or any of

that kind of stuff. they're worried about the staff they have to pay off in the end consumer these people who see u.s. diplomacy and goodwill works with these programs that have now disappeared. quickset talk to the secretary of state marco rubio about this last week. the american people, and you know this are the most giving, generous, caring, compassionate people in the world. for years we contributed around the world and saved millions. usaid has gone rogue. they need to be reined in. anytime we try to look at their funding, what we see as they put up a brick wall to prevent us from doing that for them and funneling money to things that american people do not want to go to over the years. some of their favorite liberal causes skim money off the top we need massive reform at usaid. i think it needs to be put under the secretary of states office so that we can make sure that needs, the human needs around the world are met with these wasteful programs are smoothed

away. in addition to this you look at the united nations and the money we spent there. that has turned into a gender and a climate organization. it is in everything but we have to take a serious look about the money we spent as united nations as well. shannon: will trenches putting this all out there are concerns i want to place have been from your colleagues senator who echoed a concern that her cane brought up her. >> if this and president trump wanted to reduce waste and fraud, they would work together to support and bolster inspectors in general. inspectors in general are indispensable watchdogs to identify multimillion dollar overpayments to big corporations. exactly what elon musk claims he wants to root out. thirty-six inspectors in general are the eyes and ears for u.s. lawmakers for what's going on inside of these agencies we talk about 17 or so who were fired. there are claims it was not done in accordance with the law that you guys have passed there in capitol hill.

are you confident they will be reinstated that somebody will replace them so that you do have the accountability and a more neutral fashion from these ids? >> the american people deserve accountability and they are going to get the president had a right to do what he has done and i'm going to continue to support the efforts to have inspectors general there who actually do the work that is needed not to protect what's happening within some of these agencies because when you look about the massive amount of government spending that has gone on and the waste and the fraud and the abuse, this has happened with those inspectinspector general's in p. i think we need to do a better job at that. shannon: i want you to try touch on terrorists. lending tree did an analysis of the states hit hardest by the various tariffs the president's proposed and we know many of them there is a future deadline for this may be a period of negotiation. they found wyoming ranks number eight when it comes to how you would be impacted but how concerned are you about the potential impact on your constituents who are already,

like all americans struggling with grocery prices, with inflation that kind of think your reaction should tariffs with that in mind? >> i'm in wyoming now is of the grocery store yesterday and talk to people in wyoming every single day. president trump is right in saying he was to protect american workers and strengthen our economy. just about every speech he gave a running for election he mentioned tariffs of this should surprise no one. tariffs will hold others accountable. this is about putting america first and tariffs can be used as a tool and as a threat to make sure that we get the proper treatment from other countries. president trump also said he's going to use tariffs he is using them right now to secure the border from the north and the south and to prevent illegal immigrants coming in as well as to prevent defensible that is killing 1000 people a week in the united states. so, the people of wyoming are fully in support of the efforts president trump is doing to strengthen our economy,

strengthen america and put america first. shannon: senate majority whip john barrasso thank you for your time we will see you soon. >> thank you, shannon. shannon: a trump administration taking legal action against century states as the president now faces dozens of lawsuits over his new policies. plus gentlemen start your engines we will take you alive to the daytona 500 straight ahead.

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>> every day people are here and they moved to be documented. in working, paying taxes should be able to provide police services hospital services children should go to school. that is what we see. >> sanctuaries a century of

critical's obstruction against sanctuary cities because they are for criminals. >> york city mayor eric adams appearing on border czar adams is a pledging to call barth i sent efforts to upend insurgent dangerous migration. but this weekend the cities planning to take legal action into the trump administration about funding also on friday corruption charge mayor adams were back with the panel this is executive order day one is going up tafter the sanctuaries citie. >> if you do not comply with federal law, we will hold you accountable we did it to illinois strike one. strike two is new york. and, if you are a state not comply with federal law, you are next. get ready. shannon: of this is civil in nature.

but criminal cases get some of these officials. >> urgently i think we saw some of this action in 2017. but, all of those answers have been resolved. some did not reach the supreme court. it looks like pam bondi the attorney general believes the supreme court will side with them in this case. depends how long it takes them and whether they take it out. we are at a pretty interesting juncture o the trump administration is showing even if they don't win a case they're going to be very aggressive in going after the states like they are with new york. now eric adams is a very interesting case they're reserving the right to go back after him after the 2025 my oral elections. is also leaving questions to whether he might bend more to the push on immigration in the state that he otherwise previous they would. quicksort is a message is getting to california? we had this report from politico. vowing to veto democrat lead

built that would limit state prison officials cooperation with federal immigration agents just as president donald trump promises mass deportation. if you think about what governor newsom is thinking future but long-term two. he is trying to walk a fine line on this issue precooked is shades of 2028 there but putting that aside, this is been telegraphed in foreign operation tom homan said he would be in chicago on day one and day two he was. this is going to be continued friction points. one thing that remains unclear is simply the scale of deportation for the trump administration is going to pursue. they really focus the lens of the last couple of weeks. the most extreme cases the violent cases and making sure they have arrangements with other countries to accept migrants. the question is how broad this goes in scope for this is when you've been watching in particular because business groups are watching a pretty start deporting really large numbers of people and curtailing illegal migration i starts to be economic impact.

so right now that's a jump ball we just do not know. it's interesting he's focused more on a targeted approach. we are seeing these high profile clashes with prominent democrats that i expect to continue to see that. how wide it will go on trump deportation an it see and seemse window shifting a little. shannon: issues with deportation, federal workers, to doge there's numerous court battles. but as chemist russell writes in the wall street journal the team has been preparing for this for the present forces have spent years analyzing and advising cliedevisingplans with repeat rg first-term bottom line the trump legal team is far better prepared than it was eight years ago to defend itself in court. one, and they know some of what they are trying is going to be a legal test case of putting it out there they're flooding the zone and it looks like a lot of the court battles are going to take some time. >> that is the benefit for the constitution is clear read the constitution says their separation of powers. and it says the courts are the

ultimate arbiter the courts will decide what is constitutional overseeing from the trump administration they are willing to say anything the concern we heard words and administration about not obeying the courts will pay the courts we count on running out the clock this is basketball season will run out the clock until the courts have to rule. until then his executive orders will hold. shannon: and less on hold but some o these injunctions and otr things judges have entered. >> on these nationwide injunctions are a form of locker to constrain executive from controlling the executive branch. this is interesting constitutional issue britain and our constitution three branches of government. that legislated the executive and the judiciary. the last 100 years he built up a fourth completely unconstitutional branch of

government. an unaccountable permanent bureaucracy that is beholden to no one. with the trump administration is trying to do here is say actually the only way this works constitutionally as if all these bureaucrats in the executive branch have to answer the executive authority that's elected by the people. it's a battle for democracy for the havoc counted he will count in the millions of employees. isn't congress elected by the people and us in the congress in fact in terms of the spending and how money is spent and what the oversight of these agencies. that is my concern. we'll see if that presents electedpresentselectively arguee mandate or not. congress' article one authority here went to see which get to the supreme court panel, thank

you very much. will see you next sunday up next the biggest races of the of the daytona 500 were president tru trump's expected to make an appearance today. we'll take you there live, next. (man) robinhood gold members get an ira transfer boost of 2%. when you transfer in an ira or old 401(k) by april 30th, robinhood gold will boost it by 2%.

♪ ♪ shannon: it is one of the biggest days in racing every year x this time around the weather forecast for the 67th daytona 500 means the start's been moved up an hour. fox news contributor joey jones is live with a look for us before we get to that green flag p. hey, joey. >> listen, it's a great day. the sun's coming in every now and then, there are some clouds. but fox sports moved it up an hour, the television audience, the 100,000 or more people here, they're going to get to see a race. if you can do a rain dance, do it for us. but i think we're in good shape. shannon: joey, we understand there's going to be a special guest there today. what more do we know about that? >> i'm not going to say this too old, because we've -- too loud,

but word is president trump's going to come here. we had to come through credit service and and tsa to get here, so i think the thermostat is pretty high. he might take the beast out on the track, tell them to start their engines, we're hearing he might get in one of the race cars and win the race real quick because all he does is win, but i think he's going to be saying hello to some folks, and he might even get out on the track. shannon: i'd love to do that too. if i'm nothing compared to the speeds hit there. i've been to a number of races, not to the day tone that that if 500, but to be there is an electric thing, and it's almost like your eyes can't believe the speed. how are folks feeling leading up to the race today? is. >> we've talked to several drivers today, and this is one of the races, basically all the cars go the same speed and. so where are you in line and when do you get out of line, they draft, so there's a lot of thought that goes into it. but even the lower funded teams

have a chance to win. and every single one of them, they're a basically saying i hope i don't wreck and i'm there at the end. every single driver believes if they're there at the end, they have a chance to win. shannon: i think my car has a restricter plate on it, sadly. [laughter] be sure to tune in for the daytona 500 starting early because of weather, 1:30 p.m. eastern. the president will be dropping in at some point. that is it for us today. thank you for joining us. i'm shannon bream. have a great week, we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ i life, liberty, and levin. ♪