the sternum, busted my nose, knocked some teeth off and i couldn't breathe and i kept telling myself i'm 16, i can't be having a heart attack. that's what i thought i was having. i'm just lucky. a lot of the guys weren't as lucky as i was. i appreciate every day of it. >> there is one of the iconic images of the flag raising which happened four days after the invasion by u.s. marines -- the battle went on and on after that for a whole another month after the flag raising. thousands gave their lives to take the island. we honour them and all the heroes of world war ii for their service and sacrifice. that is the story for this wednesday. will cain is up next.

>> will: live from the heartland this is the will cain show. incredible story from martha mccallum, hard act to follow haida -- highlighting world war ii heroes. we will serve as a warm-up act. president trump is expected to speak from a tech summit. he's been making news today on the russia ukraine war. covering the president's trip and his war of words with ukrainian president zelenskyy. >> earlier today national security advisor mike vaults said the relationship between president trump and zelenskyy right now is pretty frustrated. it's going in the wrong direction. he's at the root of the problem is really ukraine's refusal to sign a deal that would continue u.s. military support in exchange for access to ukraine's rare earth minerals. take a listen. >> we look at the type of aid the europeans are providing and it's often in the form of loans.

it's being repaid with the interest on seized russian assets. we believe the american taxpayer deserves to recoup much of their investment. all of that's an opportunity for ukraine. >> what about the last one? >> trump said ukraine should hold elections ahead of a peace deal. that something that russia has been pushing for. he said it wasn't a russian thing but his personal view. he's claiming zelenskyy has let this board drag on. citing the low approval rating. zelenskyy claimed his rating is at 50% -- 57%. it was this accusation that upset ukraine the most. >> we weren't invited, you've been there for three years, you should have ended it. you should have never started it. you could've made a deal. i could've made a deal for ukraine. >> 's a lenski said trump is living in a disinformation space which triggered a strong response on truth social. he refuses to have elections, is

very low in polls and the only thing he was good at was playing biden like a fiddle. a dictator without elections. you better move fast or he's not going to have a country left. there are many logistical questions about how ukraine can carry out trump switch for new elections ahead of a peace deal with any territorial lines drawn by critics have said this plays into putin's hand. they sounded off around the world about it. the president seems really only took care about the bottom line here. yesterday he told me he likes zelenskyy personally but he's let this drag on too far. we are set to hear from the president shortly here at this summit and we will bring you any headlines that come out of it. >> will: thank you for that we will check in when we hear from the president. vice president j.d. vance weighed in on all of this. he told the daily mail the idea that the lenski is going to change the president's mind by badmouthing in public media, everyone who knows the president will tell you this is an atrocious way to deal with is a administration.

let's bring in the senate majority leader john thrown on all of this. thank you so much for being with us. help us understand where we stand today in these negotiations between russia and ukraine. >> i thank they are just that. congratulations on the show, great to be with you. i think the administration wants to bring this war to an end. i think that's what we all desire to achieve. we want peace and clearly it is a process. the conversations and discussions are underway and i think we're all hopeful hopeful that they can come to a resolution that protects ukraine's sovereignty and ends the war with russia in a way that makes the entire region and our european allies in that area more secure. >> will: on looking at some of the comments made over the past 24 hours where zelenskyy accuses president trump of existing within a disinformation bubble. president trump posted that he was a moderately successful comedian and has slipped into

dictator style with no elections in ukraine. what does this mean? ukraine and zelenskyy are not part of the current status of negotiations. that's the u.s. and russia. said they would be brought in. if their relationship is like this, what does that mean about the prospect for peace? >> i think partly again it is part of a longer process and eventually my assumption is that ukraine will be brought in. i assume some of our european allies will be at the table as well. in the end that is something that clearly will have to happen. in the meantime as the negotiations get underway, i thank it is simply right now, the give and take that occurs, the back-and-forth that occurs in a situation like this where the stakes are really high. you are talking about a war that's been going on for three years. it's a horrific war, lots of casualties and anybody wants to see it come to a peaceful

conclusion. that starts by engaging in conversations. maybe the rhetoric is a little hot to start with but at the end of the day i think people are going to judge this by the results and hopefully they will get to a conclusion that results in a peaceful outcome in that region. >> will: i know you are familiar with the back-and-forth. familiar with the negotiation. you were going through some of that right now when it comes to the budget process that includes president trump. in the senate it appears you guys are set to vote on a two track deal. in the house, they want to put forward a big beautiful bill and what has been asked for by president trump. as all reports where they said president trump endorsing the house, bringing this forward first. took you a bit by surprise. >> we've been trying as best we can to work with the white house and with our counterparts in the house. this is -- you've got folks here

who are all heading to the same destination. how we get there tactically doesn't change the strategic objective and that is to get the president the tools that he needs to accomplish his agenda. what we are trying to do right now does achieve that with respect to the border which is his number 1 priority. he needs resources to be able to do the things he needs to do with respect to securing the border and implement his immigration policy. rebuild our military and restores american energy dominance. those are three issues that we think are critically important to the president. he's made it very clear one big beautiful bill and we would love to achieve that as well. if the house can produce a bill next week that deals with the tax pieces, i expect at some point this is all going to merge and we are all working in the same direction. all headed to the same outcome and that is to allow the president to deliver on the agenda that he campaigned on and at the american people expect him to deliver on.

>> will: fbi director nominee kash patel, he has advanced through committee and he has gained key support from another g.o.p.... you have, on it think laudable he, you have ushered in cabinet nominations for president trump at a record pace. you have far outpaced any presidency dating back to barack obama in terms of the number of nominees confirmed this point in the president's administration. you have managed to get all these through, how has that happened? how have you got every republican on board with people like tulsi gabbard and rfk who weren't shoo-in's to get across the finish line? >> in the end its always a team effort. we've had really good cooperation among our colleagues for the most part. when it comes to getting the entire team in place and kash patel is no exception. tomorrow we will vote to confirm him as director and i will put us at a level that goes we

haven't seen this number of folks get confirmed in this short of a time since 2001 so it's been 25 years through multiple different administrations. again that's just grinding it out. the democrats have been -- using the old tactics that they can to slow it down and block. we keep it bearing down that's what it takes. in the end i'm very happy that the president's team is going to be in place because what we want to see happen is we want to be good partners in helping him achieve his agenda for the american people. that starts with having the right people in the right places at the right time and obviously every day that goes by and we get another one or two confirmed , he gets closer to that goal and that's not just good for republicans in congress for the president of the united states, it's good for the country. the things that he campaigned on are the things... are going to be working to implement day in and day out spewed to

>> that will happen tomorrow. you will get confirmed and hopefully with a good strong vote. i never promise or make any assertions with respect to our counts. we had some close ones but at the end of the day we've been able to hold together and unify as a team and i think largely that such a bootable to a belief that most of our members hold that if we are going to be successful and get the things done that we want to get done for the american people it starts with getting the team on the field. so we've had good success with that but we aren't done yet. we are going to continue to grind it out notwithstanding the considerable opposition the democrats are trying to put up. >> will: be watching that tomorrow. john thune, thank you for being with us today. >> great to be with you. >> will: today new york city mayor eric adams is facing a judge who will decide if the corruption charges against him can be dropped.

eric adams told the judge he's innocent and isn't worried about the possibility of those charges being refiled. this story is in the national spotlight as president trump said administration looks to drop these charges against the mayor. on other new layers all of this, eight black new york state legislators are urging the governor not to remove adams from office. if she did it would be the first time this happened in 235 years. a quick look at the corner of wall and broad. enough for her to close at a new all-time high. coming up next, the head coach of the alabama crimson tide. they join as folks nation gets i behind this -- behind-the-scenes look and the new man who's leading the tide. >> the goat is gone. >> this is best of the best.

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>> will: the tides that bind. that's the name of a new series that launched on fox nation. gives a behind-the-scenes look at the crimson tide's field, locker rooms, workouts, game day

traditions and it features hour next against -- next guest who took over the head coach. >> when we are at our best, if we are aggressive, fundamental, disciplined, tough as. leap leap [bleep] [cheering] >> everything you put into it is right out in front of you. let's go get this thing. play paste off all game long. four quarters together. let's do this all right. find a way to win. let's go. >> will: an incredible moment

of transition. 49 hours of transition from the nick saban era to the series highlighting the first season under kaylyn deboer. joining me now is the head coach on the alabama crimson tide. i will start with an apology first. when we bumped into this segment although you got your song you had to deal with a shot of auburn, alabama,. wasn't my call, don't know where the producer found the shot but it wasn't tuscaloosa. >> thanks for having me on. i saw that and i was trying to figure it out while we were going with this but it's all good. >> there could be a war eagle in our control room or could be the only camera available to us. when i got the text you... i said absolutely i want to talk to him. i have a lot of things i'm curious about. today, officials at the sec and the big ten are meeting to talk about expanding the college football playoff to 14 or

possibly 16 teams. this would be a big change. we boarded been through one moving to a 12 team playoff. this to be a change that the sec would team -- at four teams, two for the acc and the big 12. rounding it out in the group of five. what you think about yet again expanding the playoff? >> they are meeting from my vantage point. there's not much that i'm in control of when it comes to that. i'm just disappointed that we didn't know -- didn't do what we needed to do and that's what we are focused on is to make sure we do what we are supposed to do to get in no matter how many teams are in it. >> will: you probably would have been in it if it had expanded. >> probably more than likely but there's things that we can control and things we can't. that's what we are focused on. we will let the people that get to decide those things take care

of the things that they are working on right now. >> will: people are expecting a good season from you next season. you are among the coaches who are considered to have a best chance to win their first national title in 22 any five. "usa today" has a list out. they have my texas longhorns at number 1. you come in at number 4, 1st time champion if you pull it off this year. i know your goal isn't to make up 14 team playoff, your goal is to end up there at the top of that list. >> we need to be that championship program. that just means you have to prepare at championship level. everything we are doing, this is the time you build your team is in the off-season. really proud of the way our guys continue to take everything we've learned, continue to grow. we are a year into it now and it feels completely different. a year ago i was still trying to

hire about three more coaches this week with spring involves starting less than two weeks from now. we are in a much better position. it means nothing, it is still about the work. i like where we are headed and hopefully what you are talking about is what it looks like at the end of this next season. >> will: this series that goes behind-the-scenes, it does focus in on that period a year ago. i'd had to have been an incredible time for you as a human being. you had about 49 hours between nick saban retiring and you being hired at alabama. as a man, that's a tough situation to step into, to replace who many consider to be the greatest of all time. >> it certainly was. it happened fast for everyone whether you at at alabama or the players. just a lot of moving parts. trying to take everything that was hitting our guys and come in and try to do -- try to weather

the storm early on is the biggest adversity that we went through. really proud of the way our coaching staff and our players took it, came together and we've come a long ways from that time i year ago. >> will: that's highlighted in episode four of this series. it goes through several different anchors -- angles throughout the season. i want to ask you a question from one of our viewers if you wouldn't mind. graham writes in and asks if there is anyone out there that you can learn from in this brand-new era of an il, who can you learn from? everybody's a pioneer so where do you look for lessons on how to deal with this new era? >> that's a great question. you try to understand what everyone else is doing and you've got to focus on the way that you want it built, the way that best built -- best fits your university.

there is no book that's been written. it's fluid. that's one of the best words to use. it's going to continue to evolve and change. sooner than later. you just try to come to work and make the most of what you can do , what you can control and keep the main thing the main thing. that's important to these guys and to our staff and team to provide a great environment and atmosphere that helps them be the best they can be. >> will: big job and big honour to have you on the show. thank you so much coach . >> thank you. roll tide. >> will: watch the first episode of tides that bind, inside alabama football. available right now. catch new episodes every wednesday. there's a heated legal battle going on over transgender people in the military. you've got to hear some of what the judge who was hearing this case is saying to tear into the trump team.

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>> will: the transportation department mixing federal approval of new york's congestion pricing tolls calling it a slap in the face to working-class americans. president trump taking a victory lap to truth social saying new york is saved, long-winded king -- long live the king. fox business has the latest live from new york city. >> the department of

transportation have pumped to the brakes on new york city's controversial congestion pricing plan. the d.o.t. has terminated the approval of the program, rescinding the november 21st agreement that was signed under the pilot program. in a letter, transportation secretary sean duffy says new york state's congestion pricing plan is a slap in the face to working-class americans and small business owners. every american should be able to access new york city regardless of their economic needs. it should be reserved for the elite few. congestion pricing after a lot of delay, it started in january with cars being charged nine dollars on top of all the other tolls to enter manhattan below 60th street. there is the ability to increase the cost of the toll overtime as well. it was designed to reduce traffic congestion, improve air quality and to raise funds for much-needed public transit upgrades. the mta which lost about

$1 billion last year from the fare evasion was disappointed to see the reversal. telling fox it's mystifying that after four years and 4000 pages of federally supervised environmental review and barely three months after giving final approval to the congestion relief program, they would seek to totally reversed course. critics have said it's just one more unfair cost to commuters who drive to fund public transportation on the mta. new jersey governor murphy among them, thanking the president for the news saying i want to thank president trump and secretary duffy for their efforts to halt the current congestion pricing program in manhattan central business district. the current program lines their pockets at the expense of new jersey residents. president trump himself celebrating the news saying in a post quote congestion pricing is dead. manhattan and all of new york is saved, long live the king.

the governor who had paused congestion pricing in june just weeks before it was such take effect, responded. take a listen. >> i'm here to say. new york hasn't laboured under a king and over 250 years. we are not going to start now. >> it remains to be seen if this is the nail in the coffin because we are expecting more lawsuits to be filed. they have already announced that a lawsuit has been filed. so the saga continues. >> will: thank you medicine. meanwhile an interesting court battle playing out over president trump's executive orders on transgender people in the marentette -- in the military. the judge pressing the attorney saying you understand that it's incorrect to say that there are only two sexes. she goes on to say the executive order is premised on the assertion that is incorrect. there are intersex people.

over 30 potential examples. people with 3x chromosomes, ambiguous. there are people who are neither male nor female. what i do with that because the executive order is incorrect? they said you have to live in a barrick of your... where do i go if i'm intersex? that's just one of her quotes. joining me now is missouri republican senator josh hawley. thanks for being here. really fascinating exchanges here. i think one could say ignorant exchanges. you are hearing from this judge, no one suspects that these are about intersex, that really rare phenomenon. this is about transgender military members. >> this tells me is the judge has all remade her mind up. she already knows how she's going to rule, she's just itching for some reason to strike it down. from a legal perspective having looked at the things she was saying, she's getting the log wrong. she talks about how it affords

special protections for transgender folks. that is not true. they are not a special class of persons in our law. it is time to end this gender insanity. there are only two genders. let's just tell the truth. president trump is saying we're going to restore sanity to the military, to women sports. we will start protecting women in locker rooms again. from biological men. that is music to the years of every reasonable american. >> will: want to share one more passage because i thank it highlights the insanity here. the judge said the idea that anyone is affected by using someone's pronouns is frankly ridiculous. find me a -- anyone's who -- was a commissioned officer to get on the stand and say that. you can find someone who will tell me where -- we are less prepared because we have to use pronouns for a few thousand people, we can make a bet. i would take that bet. i could book six officers right

now on this program to say having to worry about someone's pronouns gets in the way of combat readiness. >> i thought the point of the military was war fighting, not to be worried about pronouns, not to make everybody feel good. it really is a threat to readiness when you have biological men sleeping in women's barracks. that's not just a hypothetical. that has happened in my home state of missouri. we've had whistle-blowers come forward to us that an army... biological men are in the women's barracks. this is insane. this is why what president trump is doing, getting the social experimentation out of our military and getting our military back to war fighting, it is long overdue and people are applauding it. >> i want to ask you and i hope you will accept this question. i should have asked it a little bit earlier but we have two different news stories going on at the same time that come together. one is the russia ukraine potential peace deal but the

tensions between zelenskyy and trump. the other is the budgeting process. there in the senate and in the house. i know there are questions. if the senate is putting together a budget and they forward they're budget, will it included new funding for ukraine? there are some suggestions it would fund ukraine for 2030. is that something that you would get behind? >> it's not something i would get behind. absolutely not. we should not be providing an additional dime to ukraine and what we ought to do is we ought to audit every single penny that has been spent. we have never had a full accounting of the $200 billion that we have spent on ukraine. you talk about waste, fraud, and abuse, we have no idea where most of that money has gone. we should not be tying the president's hands while he is a middle of peace negotiations by funding the ukrainian government. i think that's totally irresponsible.

>> will: where with the rest of your senators be? will it be something they push forward with? >> i hope not. it better not be in this budget by the -- resolution that you just mentioned. they will vote on a budget framework tomorrow and based on what you've said i'm going to go and scour it because i was told that there was nothing to do with ukraine in that resolution and they better not be trying to slip in something secret. i can tell you if they do that it will not have my support. we need to be standing behind president trump as he seeks to bring peace to this region and peace to this war. i will say again, we needed an accounting of every dollar we've already spent. >> will: we appreciate that. i look forward to you double checking and making sure that's not happening. hopefully that's not happening over in the house. be interesting to note who does and does not support that. always a pleasure to talk to you. think you. we know how corrupted mexico

is from drug cartels, but what about the united states? you member member a conversation that we had with the former cartel member. he was one of our highest rated segments in the first few weeks of this show. so i brought him back because i wanted to go longer on the digital version of the will cain show yesterday. that episode has already done over a million views on facebook because we got to spend an hour together diving deep on mexican drug cartels. >> when president trump talks about the drug cartels, he's talking about criminals. he's not talking about mexican citizens. i think that when i hear the president speak it's almost like she's speaking about mexico. i think that's the biggest issue. it's not mexico. it's the drug cartels in mexico. i'm not thinking about... to basically have an impact. i think who would benefit more

than the mexican people and the mexican government? >> will: he told b it would not be an american vietnam for military operations in mexico against cartels? because the cartels don't have each other's backs nor do underlings have the kingpins back. nobody wants a war. so designated in cartels as terrorist organizations and with targeted operations would realign the incentives for mexican drug cartels. you can listen to the whole conversation. it's fascinating. let's check on the will of the people. we are getting a lot of comments out of alabama. one user is asking why did they show all burn, we are in tuscaloosa. i do know that. they add do your homework. why would you show a picture of auburn, alabama, when you are doing a segment on the university of alabama, you've offended all of your...

big time. we should show you a picture of ou will me talk about ut. >> i've done my homework and not to throw anyone or -- under the bus but i don't operate the entire show from a switchboard right in front of me. i did know that was all burn. i did know that was a problem and i did apologize to the coach time for accountability. speaking of accountability, a killer who took the lives of two fbi agents out of prison for... we shine a light on biden's leniency for criminals, all the commutations at the end of his presidency next. baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. biberty: it's pronounced "biberty." baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty! biberty: nice try, kid. only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: liberty.

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>> will: another killer is out of prison. thanks to a last-minute pardon by joe biden on his way out the door. he was serving a life sentence for the murders of two fbi agents, he's headed home. another example of biden going easy on criminals. he granted clemency to a connecticut drug pin -- kingpin convicted in the deaths of a mother and her 8-year-old son.

violent offenders like this should never be pardoned. thanks for being here. we saw a list of commutations by joe biden at the end of his presidency. to see these examples. that one from connecticut, that was a big story that we wanted to cover. it was very busy in the first couple of weeks of the launch of this show. that's a big story and now we see this. >> this is unbelievable. it's just a punch in the face and a punch and they got to every law enforcement officer in this country. these fine men, one a former l.a.p.d. officer jack kohler and ... was a member of the united states army. now they are young fbi agents out there working the indian reservation and not only did they find themselves in a horrifically -- horrific gun battle, but then when they

were laying there helpless, he walked up to them and fired rounds into their face and heads and he was already wanted for an attempted murder on a police officer in milwaukee. this type of violent offenders should never ever see the light of day again and it disgusts all of us. >> will: why and how is he seeing the light of day? >> i have no idea. the only thing i can think of is that may be biden didn't even make the decision. there's all kinds of big hollywood elites that have stood behind him since the beginning. maybe they got in contact with one of those young interns, who knows who is running the white house at the end of biden's term. we don't know who was.

we are not even sure who made that decision. couldn't have been one of these really young people, the kind of people that the left is always making fun of elon musk for? >> i don't know who was calling shots but i do know the effects. you are a former fbi special agent by the way. i want to ask you about what a former fbi assistant director said about if you support president trump, he said he accused you of not being american. watch. >> someone who saves his country cannot violate the law. okay it's been attributed by some historians who aren't certain to napoleon. it's definitely been used far more recently and that's with a white supremacist, far right extremist named anders private in norway who killed 77 people in norway. now our president is quoting that white supremacist neo-nazi murderer.

if you voted for that, you really need to question whether you are american anymore. >> will: he is -- president trump said something that is attributive to napoleon. he's going it's not really napoleon it's this other far right guy and using that to say if you voted for trump you are not american. >> i don't take anything frank says. there's all kinds of reason for that and i don't want to get -- the fact that he's on the air is shocking to the majority of us also. that's all i will say. >> so much information in those pauses. so much interesting there and what you are holding back. >> i'm sorry. let me see what's in his book versus what i know to be true and maybe we can revisit it some other time.

that guy -- that's not good. >> will: i hope we can revisit this conversation. that -- to your point he's got a big platform and a big voice and he's espousing that kind of stuff on a regular basis. i've been told behind-the-scenes ... and i think that's pretty cool. thank you. take care. after canada booed our national anthem, the teams will meet again on the ice and this time its about more than hockey. my big three on the rebirth of patriotism next. maya knows how quality care can bring out a smile.

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you ready for a rematch? the united states and canada are set for a rematch in the final of the four nations cup tomorrow night, thursday night. canada calls hockey our game, team usa says it's our time. and there is hope that one particular phase will be seen in the stands. >> we would love it if president trump was in attendance. we will have a room full of proud american players and coaches and staff, and we are just trying to represent our country the best way we can. >> will: we will be watching for that. 5.4 million people watch the first game on the saturday night. it is about more than just hockey which brings me to today's "big three. " i said you might not want to pick a fight with people born of a revolutio. british colonies born of favor in the united states. born of blood on a revolution.

we do not take kindly when we see people doing this. [boos] booing our national anthem. that resulted of course in three fights in the first nine sec seconds. between the united states and canada. again that the united states went on to win, 3-1. i did a little probing when we came back, you do not want to pick a fight with people born of revolution feared "any time you badmouth other nations like us canadians in the world you produce yet another person that dislikes the ugly american. we try to discuss trade with your leaders unsuccessfully and all we get his disrespect after all the years we have stood, supported, and filed by your side. those days seem to be over. signed, your loving neighbor, terry." i have no set site not all of canada is liberal.

we have a media bubble. not a lot of people understand what's going on between the united states and canada. all of it has to do with 51st state, trump talking about whether or not we should annex canada. president trump waved around a 1908 treaty against justin trudeau. what is the 1908 treaty? historians don't think it was incredibly significant, but signed by teddy roosevelt during the reign of king edward the seventh, defined the border between the united states and canada and called on using modern technologies to survey the border. but president trump highlighting the treaty highlighting what he believes, that this is an artificially drawn line between the two countries. it is threatening an economic force that makes it possible that we should be the 51st state in canada. not so sure about that. i don't know if we want two senators from canada.

brings us to number three. let's take a look at canada, red and blue, what it looks like. how they voted in their recent elections. you can see which areas are conservative and which areas are liberal. it's actually the reverse of what you would expect. liberals and red on this map. very liberal areas like toronto and montreal. nova scotia appeared in the middle, calgary, alberta, beth in blue. conservative states, so i don't know if it can be divvied up, but it might just be settled on the ice on thursday night. we appreciate you, canadians. it's a friendly rivalry. that's going to do it for us. we will get auburn-alabama right every time in the future. i will make sure i am in the control room and fire whoever messed that up. getting to the heart of the matter from the heart of amer