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watch that fox news alert did this in this way let tren de aragua again in one of several crime rings put on notice as the trump administration makes moves to go after full force of the federal government. welcome back as "america reports" in a second network. and sandra smith in new york and john, great to kick off another hour with you. >> john: i'm john roberts in the unprecedented move, designating things like tda, ms-13 and the cartel as foreign terrorist organizations. the u.s. also stepping up surveillance operations with cia and defense department playing a direct role. joseph humira calling for action like this for months and joins us in moments. >> sandra: the first fox team jennifer griffin is on tap from the pentagon and senior national correspondent, william la jeunesse is live. so william taylor william taylor first, what does this mean for drug trafficking specifically at the border? >> sandra, it is a big deal but

the question is how far does the administration go, military action? we don't know. but never before has he labeled a drug cartel a terrorist organization like al qaeda or isis. to the designation opens a whole new toolbox for the administration between gangs lie tda and ms-13, j.lo and other cartels not as organized crime but national security threats. >> similar cartel now designated as narco terrorist organization equal to that of al qaeda or isis. this now allows the cia to initiate mitigation efforts of the organization and could be against transportation networks or money laundering assets. >> so that water also allows federal terrorism charges against any cartel support from street dealers and bankers adding up to 20 years to a sentence. >> so nutley could they be

prosecuted for drug charges, they could be prosecuted for terrorist charges. >> trafficking trips across the united states and mexico trying to figure out what does this mean for distribution networks and the united states? will the u.s. government now come after us as terrorists supporters? >> how will the cartels respond? some expect retaliation with mexican judges and prosecutors and more judges to infiltrate law enforcement on both sides of the border. so the bottom line, sandra, the designation defines cartel activity has terrorism and allows actions from intel and distractions to may be more or to mexico says nothing will happen without their consent, sandra. >> sandra: william la jeunesse in l.a., thank you, john. cia taking on aggressive row with president trump to battle against cartels by expanding secret drone flights over mexico. chief national correspondent, jennifer griffin live at the

pentagon. what is new about this? >> john, senior official tells me the cia has been flying drones over mexico to gather intelligence on the cartels and the seven labs. to the program started during the biden administration and continued by the trump administration. and not armed in other words, these are intelligent surveillance and reconnaissance isr drones and not lethal. this is not in her lateral i am told. this is an coordination with the mexican government. it is focused on locating fentanyl labs and cartels. the cartel shared with the mexican government for them to act on. the head of u.s. northern command which oversees homeland security explained recently during congressional testimony. >> we have a number at the intel that work with inner agency and federal agencies to provide intelligence that gets after the cartel networks that derides the

production and distribution of fentanyl and pushes it across the border. recently, we have been permitted to increase our isr, intelligence surveillance reconnaissance. >> u.s. northern command has expanded piece of military drones. the youtube spy plane and global hawk and border surveillance to track migrants heading to the u.s. border both by land and sea. unlike cia drones, military surveillance plane stay in international airspace not crossing into mexico and playing the length of the border. there has been talk of facing surveillance drones at air force base south of miami. border crossings are down 85% since president trump was inaugurated. in terms of deportation to guantanamo bay, john, u.s. southern command says "120 illegal aliens housed at the detention facility and 50 migrants housed at the migrant operations center at guantanamo,

far fewer than 30,000 the defense secretary said could be taken there." john. >> john: the latest from the pentagon, sandra. >> sandra: free society director, what does classifying and will continue as a terrorist organization. how does this better us to handle the violent gangs? >> i think a couple of things. first, this is democracy in action. american other then that voted for trump because of the issue, the cartels and gangs infiltrating america terrorizing communities. this is promises made promises kept but to your question, you have to think like this antiterrorism involves anticipating the actions of terrorists and neutralize before they take the action. they are waiting for a bomb to blow up and terrorism is too late. so now what it allows intelligence and national apparatus to do is to anticipate the actions of cartels and go after the net force and financiers and dismantle network

so that before they take action. obviously they were smuggling drugs, weapons and all kinds of illicit products. this allows you to go from network central approach which is sorely needed to. counterterrorism authority supersede transnational organized crime. but they are gelled together as they should have been. >> sandra: it is incredible what they have been able to find since the efforts began. this was president trump on hannity last night talking about what they are dealing with now because of failures of the last administration. listen. speak of the damage biden has done to this country and it's not even biden that the oval office. at the damage they did to this country in terms of open borders, so many things coach about open borders where millions of people poured into the country. hundreds of thousands of those people are criminals. they are murderers, drug dealers, gang members and people with prisons all over the world. >> sandra: are you happy with the progress they have been able

to make considering how bad the situation has gotten? >> and content. i think i am optimistic to tackle this proble at what president trump said and we look at tren de aragua as an example, that can, venezuelan gang did not exist inside of america prior to the biden administration. they were not inside the united states until the biden administration. that was unique problem that proliferated because of open border and faulty immigration and clinical bill to go after them. we have seen more arrests in that couple of months and not even a month that president trump has been in office than the last year of the biden administration on to tren de aragua or appear that tell us we have political will to go after these gangs and carl organizations. and i'm optimistic we will finish once and for all. >> sandra: going after the drugs, too and not just what is happening here but mexico as well as we report a

"new york times" headline on the drone use in mexico that the cia is expanding. what was already happening but in a bigger way for this administration to play over and find fentanyl labs in mexico to stop these drugs from coming in. real quick, final thought on that. >> it is incredibly important. the number one complaint, they don't have i have a isr support. the total capabilities of the united states and i think that would change beyond mexico to central mexico where a lot of drugs originated from. >> sandra: i appreciate your time and thank you for joining us, john. >> john: sandra, transgender blogger leaving a murderous colt. a look at that story just ahead. >> sandra: powerful blows or threatening americans and i will walk to fox news studio and then update what may be coming your way next, plus this. >> doge is that effort whereby we will look at government efficiency. that is what elon musk is doing.

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studio. we share a wall so it is a great, great resource for us to get an update from meteorologist bob van halen. we will come into the studio. >> that will be the big deal over the next few hours. >> thank you for letting us ratchet the whether studio. thank you for having us. the viewers might want to know what is coming your way. >> the death of a thousand cuts so far and january brittle in the storm arose by, sandra, the temperature is cold, 25 degrees but look at rolle. freezing rain coming at you too. >> sandra: i always watch asheville because so many struggling from helene. we'll take at snow as well as it comes through? >> it has gone through 1-3 inches but the big story would be the cold temperatures behind it here to get talk about or take air moving back and go to but look advisors and the snow will go through the evening

hours. >> sandra: i was looking at more folk and snow. >> this winter, remember by the gulf coast. snow in some spots. virginia beach, we have a live report and meteorologist camped out there and pretty much the bull's-eye. ian, right there neptune if i am not mistaken. how does it look for you? >> yes, sandra. neptune's behind me. neptune and i waiting for the snow to start cranking here too i think we are standing in the sweet spot virginia beach boardwalk 10 miles to the south of the amount that the chesapeake. the storm prediction said they put out a bulletin that says expect 1 inch per hour snow rates, 6-10 inches of snow in the forecast total. the last two seasons or the last two winters a grand total at this much snow. any given year they average half of it and they've had that already this year.

bob, sandra, here comes another 6-10. this is some winter as we keep having to fly south for snow. make it make sense, bob. >> i can even do it, virginia beach winter storm warning right there. >> sandra: it looked cold out there they are too these are extreme cold warnings throughout the states. >> it goes from border to border canada and mexico border but notice north dakota no longer advisory but -- hold my beer, this is nothing. >> sandra: thanks for the update. >> the overall goal is to try to get $1 trillion of the deficit. with a deficit is not under control, america will go bankrupt. this is important for people to understand. if an individual for spends, individual can go bankrupt. >> john: elon musk with his goals with doge as the department celebrates a legal win and starts with new steps.

bret baier executive editor of "special report" chief political anchor. after years losing ocho trump has racking up wins with the d.c. district. no friend of trump's ruling at kent state and request to stop doge from doing work. "it cannot issue as one as wide-ranging as a request without clear evidence of irreparable harm to these plaintives." she is not buying what they are selling. that is a big win for doge and the administration and a judge who said on other cases like january 6th and other in spirit or they will fight these battles one by one and keep plowing ahead. listening to elon musk and the president on sean's show and the treasury secretary of treasury they see benefit going through the agencies and scrubbing wast, fraud and abuse and they think

there is a lot yet to come. >> john: david marcus wrote about this and suggest that the democrats by and large our fearmongering with doge. let's see what chuck schumer said this morning. >> this is going to be a long drawn out fight. we will show the hollowness of republicans cutting waste. we will expose republicans attempts to cut health care, medicaid, housing, nih and empower doge. it insinuates basic services that helps tens of millions of people. >> john: that was yesterday and out this morning. >> john: that was yesterday and out this morning. they continued down the road and 77 million people who voted for trump, no, this is what we want to happen. what is more powerful chuck schumer on the floor getting that speech and the warnings he has done to the extreme about republicans actions that don't match up fully or taking a list of things that have been found in the money attached to them and just reading them or putting them up

on a screen? that is really powerful. that is a powerful retort to any of the political wrangling on capitol hill. i want to share with the viewers at home and plans to cut government. cut the federal workforce by 426,200 people, 13 to 14 government apartments reduced in size, headquarters and layers of managers enclosed 2,000 field offices and eliminate agencies like the dash bureau of mines, savings and more than $136 billion. oh, my god,, helping you to that? that is what clinton and al gore did 1993-2000 and i don't think then congressman chuck schumer was screaming from the rooftops about it. >> that is right, both clinton and al gore cause cutting efficiency plans. they didn't fully realize them. and that, obama wanted 19-year-olds in 20-year-olds from facebook and google go through the federal government.

it sounds very familiar. >> john: doesn't it though? it is a republican president doing at this time. you have an interview tonight with the interior secretary up at the heels of interview last night with the treasury secretary where you talk to him about doge. listen to this. >> i think i saw an estimate today at $50 billion. that is a very good start. i don't think it is unreasonable to think that we can have several percent of gdp that we are saving. if we can do this because cutting and if we can grow the economy, then if president trump is going to live up to all of the promises. >> john: he is an interesting fella or to the fact you got into the treasury department to do that is pretty special. >> it is a great building and the doors were open for the first time since covid, hard to believe. but he is very thoughtful. nose obviously the of money and

believes there is a possibility of a couple points gdp and think about that. if that came to pass, that is a big number. just be when doug burgum the secretary of the interior department. can i give you a question? >> yes please. >> john: can be speed up construction on the dwp parkway? >> sean duffy might have to do that. >> john: no, it is part service. he is also the chair of the national energy dominance counsg with energy secretary chris wright is going to essentially come up with 100 day plan to really increase energy for the u.s. how that looks and what that looks like and how you can do it is a lot of the question i will get into periods be when we look forward to that. good to see you. sandra. >> sandra: u.s. doge making ways social security administration and the red flags they are seen.

we will get reaction to that end the fed doing away with congestion pricing here in new york city. brian brenberg and taylor riggs on that next, plus this... because there was no promise at the exchange for anything paired to them has been discussion i think about mayor adams helping with immigration enforcement, but that is basically him complying with the law already on the books. >> john: president trump's justice department fights for eric adams to drop corruption against him. we are monitoring it as the manhattan federal court hearing. stay with us

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♪ ♪ >> social security will not be touched. we will find fraud. but it won't be touched. medicare/medicaid, mayor adams that stuff will be touched periods now, if illegal migrants in the system, we will get them out of the system and all of that fraud, but it will not be touched.

>> john: elon musk and doge setting sites on social security raising questions at the accuracy of records. but elon musk and president trump nature flags and the administration's benefits program. are big money panelist is here to react to that moment but hillary vaughn lived on capitol hill. hillary, what is owed to finding? >> it turns out having people that are dead listed as a life and the social security administration's database is a big problem because even if these people are not getting benefits go to the ends up as general warns other agencies rely on the database like the treasury and they could send checks to the people. as recently as 2023 the social security administration had 1800 people born before 1920 with no death date putting them at 105 years old and older. >> how many of them were getting paid social security? because if that is the case, it is massive fraud. how many are being paid?

i mean, may be millions of them. but it is a total fraud. also, a lot of the illegal immigrants in social security that shouldn't be there max. they were noncitizens eligible for benefits paid to social security administration and 365,000 noncitizens received benefits in december 2021 getting $500 a month. half of these people also collected an additional social security benefit. that is what we know about this happening illegally. democrats in the meantime not impressed with what doge is finding. they want elon musk to testify in front of congress. >> it is not even nonsense but they are idiots. this is nothing more than a money grab. till he has not out there trying to save money for the american people. that is not what he is doing. he has lining his pockets. elon, if you're watching, come through because of you haven't come through for doge yet. >> john, they were us outside

push to issue a dividend and all the savings doge they want to beat up that doing that would ignore the fact we are $36 trillion in debt right now, john periods be when i also did the calculation and $167 per pe, it will buy you dinner, right? >> in this economy, dinner. >> john: appreciate it, sandra. >> sandra: a lot to talk about and let's bring into cocoa host fox news business taylor riggs and brian brenberg, we will get their thoughts but congestion pricing, i have to get you guys urgently because everyone is talking about her and everyone is reacting. first, is a presidential x statement. president trump chest putting this out, "congestion pricing is dead in new york is saved, long-lived team! as you sit down, governor hochul

is just using a different word that she's not happy. she put out a statement we are a nation of laws and not ruled by by aching. the mta initial legal proceedings in the southern district of new york to preserve this critical program. we will see you in court, says congressman to congresswoman cole. >> fighting words. >> sandra: where you for or against? >> i think one thing we talk about on the show is congestion pricing a lot of people say maybe it is working but what it did was to hook mike took away free options to get to the city. that is one thing secretary of transportation sean duffy brought up is when you had instituted a high toll on a bridge or road, there was always a free option. we have taken that away. so it really has impacted a lot of middle and lower income americans. think of all the small businesses that comment. with that said, i don't always like the federal and state government interacted on this.

it might be nice to have separation. >> john: i'm against congestion pricing. i know it cleared out the city and made it easier to get in. >> sandra: for some people. >> john: if money was an issue, it was hurt badly. so apparently, the federal highway administration had to approve this plan paired to that seems to be the case so all they are saying is we no longer approve. >> sandra: sean duffy. >> that is not unconstitutional and i don't know the legal issue but by the way, this always felt like new york which always needs money because it throws in a way to migrants and everything else, let's get the pinion out again make the hardworking, taxpaying people in the city pay a little bit more so we can go on with spending and i don't like that. >> quickly to solve the problem it's wearing about shoring up the budget for the mta, you crackdown on the there that she don't text people who try to drive into the city but the minute they came out and said they are a patient is a

crime and we will prosecute, guess what, that is why mta has a budget shortfall. >> sandra: i love when you guys come on because you are warmed up from a two-hour show. i want your reaction to this. this is "that the oak" jasmine crockett says americans don't understand how bad president trump and doge are for the country but your reaction. >> people don't understand that you understand when the hospitals and rule america closed down even more. you understand when you don't have your social security. you understand medicaid and medicare goes away and you understand as planes continued to fall out of the sky periods and you will understand why it is important to maybe have somebody that isn't loud and ridiculous and maybe sleepy joes what we wanted because we could at least sleep at night. >> sandra: interesting following that report from hillary vaughn how much progress doge is making and revealing waste and fraud happening. >> if you want your social security check to

continue, you would want to root out the people getting your money who are not supposed to be getting your money like people dead for 15 years were migrants who have no entitlement to the money at all. i'm glad she is on "the view." she should spend more time on "the view" for less time in congress because she doesn't have to vote on this. this is why the left lost because they continually talk down to people. they said people don't understand. you don't think 75 million people are smart enough to figure out we voted for trump but also he was super transparent what elon musk was going to do months before the election. yes, people still voted for doge. we had larry kudlow saying they are on the wrong side not 50/50 issue the 80/20 issue. people are thrilled about this. >> sandra: think that is important point to make and progress is being made. $55 billion and counting and savings and you're the president talking about this in the interview with sean last night. they canceled over 1100

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>> under donald trump and j.d. vance's policies and proposals, of course, we would see bands on ivf around the country. >> trump is saying not only opposed to abortion rights, but he has also opposed to contraception.

he has also opposed to ivf. >> they clearly, as you said, hate women. donald trump with abortion bans. all from the democrats and media members appears to have fallen flat on its face. president trump following through on another campaign promise signing executive order with expand ivf treatments at a lower cost for americans. let's bring in the doctor board certified and to talk about this and here is what the order in part, the order with policy recommendations to protect ivf access and reviews out-of-pocket and health care plan and recognizes the importance of family information in the nation's public policy to make it easier for mothers and fathers to have children here to help it set 90 days to figure out how to did this. very important topic for prospective parents. >> very exciting topic. you know, john, since 2007 drop in birth rates in the u.s. in

causing long-term problems for concerta population growth about economic stability. couples are holding off on pregnancy because they have financial concerns because i want to move up in their career and they need time or for medical reasons. endometriosis and so people are having difficulty with conception. president trump's executive order yesterday is a game changer allowing access to ivf, decreased costs. he is basically investing in families and helping them achieve their dreams spiritually is helping the economy in the future and also the future generations. >> john: when you look at the statistics for the center of disease control, it is plummeted the last years with 56.3% in 2021 and now 54.5%. it is also very expensive procedure and a lot of health plans cover at that the coverage is limited. >> $12,000 to 25,000 per cycle

and you have to keep doing it because not successful the first cycle. a lot of light at the end of the tunnel and kind of surprised but very exciting news. >> john: i know in your practice you are all about health and wellness. interesting statistics and study from concerning yogurt and colorectal cancer and wrote in part, evidence indicates that the tumor of yogurt may attribute to role in maintaining a balanced intestinal with smooth intestinal contents, competitive exclusion of microbes, and productions of bio active peptides and fatty acids." a lot of big words or break it down for us. >> what they were trying to say is nutritionists them anti-probiotic in this guy goes into your intestinal lining and cleaned set up and takes the inflammation. well it is doing that releases anticancer molecules. they are theorizing that is wipe this subtype of cancer is less

in patients who have two servings of dairy. when i take away from the study, john, and probiotics and our health. it is so important and increases in enhances immunity. it helps us fight infections and helps mental health and helps a lot of debt problems. we should all take probiotics whether a bacon or vegetarian, sauerkraut or cheese and it's not yogurt, you should have two or three servings a day. it has great benefits. >> john: you can drink a lot as well. duke is a persian concoction and not quite sure what is in it that apparently is good for you. >> yogurt and sparkling water meant. >> john: it is good for you. also nature aging, may be vitamin d are good for antiaging. >> yes dear to them all about antiaging and being preventative and proactive and tweeting all these diseases go to a study

came out and 700 participants and took vitamin d, 2,000 units a day and a third group just exercised three times a week and they found the group who took a mega 3 everyday had three month decrease in biological aging. this shows us we have been talking about diet and lifestyle all along but now we have scientific evidence that biological aging decreases if you actually pay attention to what you are eating. >> john: do you have to take supplements and eat a lot of fish? how do you do it? >> ideally through food but we can't do that so they were supplements. do you have to make sure they are purified and high-quality. >> john: there is no one that at three in my finance. great to see you'd, dock for coming end. sandra. >> sandra: we are living in digital age over risk for kids online and alexandria hoff joins us and so alex a senate hearing about this today similar to the one that happened a year ago.

how is this one different? >> hi, sandra. last year that fiery hearing with ceo of meta, tiktok and this one was a and an apparent focus. a year later, many issues they discussed had only gotten worse. for example targeting children and one parent who served as a witness today south carolina ryan kathy who is 17-year-old son who took his life after inundated with social media threats by overseas criminal posing as a girl. >> the extradited to the u.s. from nigeria. the predator not only attacked my son, gavin, who was 17 but extorted my 16-year-old son and my 14-year-old cousin, and then myself. one of the messages, did i tell you your sandbag for his life? instagram removed the profile up at a tech leapt up profiles that

the predators used. >> sandra: this was emotional hearing and he filed a lawsuit for handling deadly scam. experts say tested by an increasing mental health strain caused by social media apps. fentanyl sold to kids and a to manufacture. to the committee from both parties argued that a bill that passed the senate 91-3 would have helped with this. bet that it died in the house due to lobbying by big tech. >> big tech open up $61.5 million lobbying war chest to make sure these bills never became law. >> sandra: bipartisan legislation expected to be introduced this week in maine to sunset section 230 of the communications decency act. section 230 immunity from online platforms from civil liability, sandra, back to you. >> sandra: interesting step, thank you very much, john. >> john: shedding light on the serious cold like zizian group

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>> sandra: dramatic new dashcam video capturing the moment a car comes crashing down over the overpass have a busy california freeway. the car landed completely flipped over as you can see, wow! on the roof narrowly missing vehicles below. the authorities investigating what led up to the crash. at the driver critical but stable condition. no one else to. as you watch the video, shocking that the car as it did not get any other cars below. wow! john. >> john: that is unbelievable my goodness. the visiting group to be held without bail. two alleged followers in custody and the cult is linked to six

killings including the death of a border patrol agent in vermont. national correspondent, griff jenkins, live in washington with more. who are these people? we don't know a whole lot to be honest. this reads like netflix cold dock youth series. it is unbelievable. this is ians mentioned her and met each other on line an end beliefs including -- they turned violent and 34-year-old jack lasota, on the left side of the screen and the other two members arrested on charges of trespassing and gun possession and remote area of maryland. allegheny sheriff said he has no idea why they were there appear to us because they give different names. which is a telltale sign they are trying to hide something. the only thing i'm curious about why they chose this particular area to try to camp. we are still developing that.

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all right an update as we look to live at the courthouse here in manhattan, new york, city where we saw earlier mayor adams enter with washington prosecutors who were there to seek a dismissal on corruption charges against him it seems so far the update is the judges weighing in on this request but appears skeptical of at this courthouse i can tell you what is coming out of the courtroom right now via our producers the judge asked adams if his consent was the totality of the agreement and adams said yes your honor i'll bring you an honest john.

the judge said any threats and adams said no. the judge is seemingly skeptical over some of the things that have been said and appeared in writing thus far. that's what we know so far. >> john: it's because opponents of adams are saying its a quid pro quo here and the dea drop the charges in exchange for his cooperation of the deportation plans president trump has. adams said in no way, shape, or form did that happen and acknowledged the charges are being dropped without prejudice. that means they can bring them back. he arrived at the courthouse to a cascade of booze which is kind of unusual -- billing. in a town where celebrities of all kinds can walk around unbothered there is a group booing him spontaneous or organic how does that happen? >> sandra: we will let our listeners decide to jog great to be with you think you be joining us everyone i'm sandra smith