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on the east coast february 20th and this is "fox & friends." let's begin with doge. elon musk to save the country $1 million at a time and the stakes have never been higher care. >> if we don't solve the deficit go to there won't be money for medical care or money for social security. america will go bankrupt if this is not done. >> brian: with all the savings, could taxpayer see a refund check? we will tell you what president trump thinks about that. just before show us the money plus texas confirmation vote for fbi kash patel happening today. does he have all the boats? fox news senior correspondent chad pergram will do the math for us. >> ainsley: remember the deadly l.a. wildfires broke out and mayor karen bass was in africa? don't blame her. >> it didn't reach that level to me to say something terrible could happen and maybe we should not have gone on the trip. but. but to me -- i don't know, that is one of the

things we need to look at. >> lawrence: i don't know. >> ainsley: she was warned. final hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> brian: president trump signing an executive order ending all federal tax payer benefits for illegal immigrants. >> ainsley: mark meredith live with the white house with more on that and other cost cutting those, hey, mark. >> could interfere with the national security advisor and a lot of headlines coming out of that. president trump campaigned on what to stop the illegal invasion on the southern border through a new executive order and reigning and federal resources to accommodate them. to the order signed on his way to washington will make several cuts to the way the federal government would use money to help people whether through obamacare and making sure migrants would get health insurance as well as money to provide for food stamp programs and children's health insurance. today we are watching internal revenue service to send pink

slips to its employees. about 6,000 people to be told they are services no longer needed. the democrat said this could cause chaos half aztec season gets underway and americans need the irs to be fully staffed with employees to answer questions, process returns, send refunds and keep irs system online and functional. but the secretary said shaking up the irs is long overdue. >> donald trump announced the external revenue service and his goal is very simple: to abolish, his goal is to abolish the internal revenue service and let all the outsiders pay. we need someone focused on america. let's drive down our waste for an obvious and that is what donald trump wants to do. balance our budget and cut our taxes. >> today both vice president trump and j.d. vance and the president will be

talking to the nation's governor laying out where he sees the rest of the administration going because hard to believe but today marks one month of trump's second term. ainsley, lawrence, brian. >> ainsley: february 20th, thank you, mark. >> brian: do you remember that the san francisco 49ers aunt's 80s in ' 90s? their wallets open up his team especially big games and script the first two or three drives so that no matter what happened for a major injury or interception he would say exactly what would happen and then he would react to the game. i think the president spent four years scripting the first 30 or 100 days and we are doing this and they are not single and are we done yet? as if they spent every day getting ready for a winning. >> ainsley: he told sean remember in the interview, he said, i want to do this all in the beginning. we have for years but it is always nice to do it in the beginning. >> steve: i think he watched

the demise of the country and he saw, the president was not happy about the previous election as well. he was still angry about it. i think every single day to see the country go down the border and on day one or what happen in afghanistan or what happened in ukraine. it was a check list every single day. and we need to plan out here to eventually congress has to do their job though and put some of this stuff into law. but for now the president is moving ahead without them. >> ainsley: he is saving $1 trillion a year they want to save. then, they talk about getting checks, 20% of what they save, they will talk about sending a check to you, the taxpayer, the other 20% to lower the deficit. they talked about this. donald trump was talking about this. listen to what he said. >> elon musk is proposing digitally giving money to americans based on what doge is

given. >> do you have any thoughts on that? i love it 20% dividend, so to speak, for the money we are saving by going after the waste, fraud, abuse and the other things, i think it is great. >> how much money? >> 20% would give back a lot of money. to given. do you have any thoughts the taxpayer. and also incentive for the taxpayer to go out and report things to us where we can save money. >> ainsley: and some whistle-blowers. >> lawrence: i guess i am, since we disagree about this, do you think there is a way -- we had a conversation yesterday paying the debt versus giving to the american people and i watched "the five" and some believe the money should go to american people as well some believe it should go to pay down that that. is there a way to do both? >> brian: maybe if you put the money in theory if i get $5,000 and in theory i will go get new tires for my car. i will go get my house painted

or whatever needs to be done because that technically puts money to the economy. but i think this: if you tell people to reduce the debt and tell individuals to reduce the debt, don't say here is mineta go buy something. it is a mixed message in a way. and two things would have to happen we have to pay down the debt and send the american people $5,000 inc. get the total we owe because that will allow us to keep some of the entitlements we paid into like social security and hopefully keep interest rates down. my hope is to keep interest rates down while getting the deficit down so to trillion dollar deficit and we have $1 trillion now. we keep systems to keep the debt down. next year, we would spend $1 trillion less than the year before. that would be $1 trillion we lose and if you keep giving money back, i'm saying, will bat slow down paying off the debt?

>> ainsley: i think you can do both. to that is a healthy compromise. may be trump was watching the morning show and "the five" and elon musk that we can't go bankrupt here to listen. >> if we don't solve the deficit there won't be money for medicare or social security. we either solve the deficit where we are just paying debt. it has to be solved. it is not optional. america will go bankrupt if it is not done. that is why i am here. >> why this rage against you? first you and how they hate both of you? >> reaction from those who are receiving the wasteful and fraudulent money. you know who complain the loudest? the quickest and the loudest with righteous indignation? the fraudsters! that is who complain first, loudest and generally happens with immense overreaction. that is how we knew there were fraudsters. >> brian: someone would say

why don't we do this publicly and the democrats are calling for this is why i want the irs education. the problem when you bring that out, all the lobbyist go out for their own interests and they start leaning on hey, lawrence, i gave you $5,000.5 million, how could you let this be cut? so you have this outside organization come in with nose rings and t-shirts and their skateboards or whatever it is, all going to be geniuses, biz has to be cut. dude can sit there and say i had nothing to do with it that helps you politically but essentially even though in theory you should be able to stick up and push back against owners and people of special interest, i think this makes it easier. >> lawrence: this would be done with someone from the outside. but i think from congressional standpoint, maybe it doesn't happen with the prior budget. but there has to be some sort of constitutional base, balanced

budget amendment. where we will continue to spend. say doge cleans us up, right? they get the waste, fraud, abuse out of it. what happens to the next budget? do they just put it back in? there has to be some guard to say once we get this under control and identify all these programs, each agency has a cap for overall budget here do you know, people use to run on the balanced budget amendment. they stopped running on it or maybe they still run on it but don't do it. that is only way to stop it from happening because they can clean it up all day for four years but the next administration comes and we are back in the mass. >> ainsley: it's accountability and be 25 looking at agencies. if you don't spend your budget, they make your budget smaller than next year. is going through, why are we spending money on this? he's making sure the budget is probably smaller for each agency. list talk about congestion

pricing in new york city. you know kathy hochul, era governor, she said we need less traffic in new york city so let's charge people $9 to drive into the city and $9 to drive out. that is the minimum amount and that is if you have an easy pass. everyone has been complaining about this in new york city because it is very expensive. new york is already expensive to live and as you already know, so people like dorman, teachers that live outside of the city. >> brian: firefighters. >> ainsley: exactly. it is costing $500 extra month. it is expensive to park in the city too. donald trump said no more this and he had sean duffy send a letter to the governor ending congestion pricing so they mta in new york filed a lawsuit against the trump administration. >> brian: the white house put out congestion pricing is dead and all of new york is saved. along with the king! >> lawrence: it is a signal not to just new york that the other cities, don't do it, we

will not approve it. again, i don't understand the democrats. who do you think the american people will side with on this issue? the person taxing them all across the country because l.a. was talking about another liberal city talking about doing the same thing. who with a side with, the president who says keep more of your money or the democrats who say you need to pay more for a road you are already paying for to travel on? >> brian: $9 each and she thinks everybody is for this. she had those cheering for her to take donald trump to court. but keep in mind, if it was so popular in such a great thing, why did they not implement before the election? hakeem jeffries said don't do it, we will lose the house and they lost it anyway. weight, the infrastructure and they put it in. >> ainsley: they delayed in if you drive up east side where you hit the mark, i think that toll is around times square where the people are.

but you go into the neighbor hood about the 60s, the cameras above the street. what are they putting in? what are the cameras? we found out that is how they mark your car and get your license and charge you. >> lawrence: it is silly. >> ainsley: donald trump put on x, "long live the king." this is what she said. >> president trump tweeted, "long live the king." i am here to say new york has not labored over 18 and 250 years. [cheers and applause] we are not -- we are sure as not going to start now. so we stood up to 18 and we won then. [cheers and applause] >> in case you don't know new yorkers, we are in a fight and we don't back down not now and not ever. >> lawrence: we are new yorkers and we will fight the toll. thank you. who wants to get rid of all of

their money and throw it in the streets? before he is making fun of them and he doesn't really think he has a keen. he has mastered making them go crazy. he gives them a little bait, and he knows they will not focus on the issue. they will focus on the team. in an effort to be anti-trump, they will use this as the issue for him. but then he has the people on his side so again and l for the democrats and. >> ainsley: she doesn't care if you like it or you don't i don't care if you love congestion pricing or hate it, this as an attack on sovereign for the policy in new york city. we should be focused on making sure new yorkers can keep their jobs. and a four to go to work. >> brian: in this governor has a green pushing and finding oil and gas fossil fuel companies and the result is they put on as. everyone's utility bills are double because of her push

against fossil fuels because she wants to save the planet. congratulations! you cannot be more unpopular. >> ainsley: it's handed over to carley with more headlines for us. >> somebody that couldn't be more popular either. that was you from wednesday. >> vice president j.d. vance warning ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy he will regret badmouthing president trump after criticism of ukraine russian disinformation. trump national security advisor, michael waltz, joined us are late to discuss that and the push for peace. >> we presented the ukrainians really incredible and historic opportunity to have the united states of america coinvest with ukraine while we are getting pushed back and certainly while the vice president badmouthing in the press. all the administration has done

and in his first term as well and all the united states has done for ukraine, it is unacceptable. they need to tone it down and take a hard look and signed the deal. >> mike michael waltz turn hi return from saudi arabia and met with top officials. his country would not accept outcome from that ox since kyiv did not take part. cleared from the runway and $30,000 payments to the passengers and deltas at the cash offer has no strings attached many of those who take the money and still take legal action. all 80 passengers survived when the plane coming from minnesota on monday crashed while landing flipping upside down. aviation experts say it is a miracle everyone on board survived the. the cause is still under investigation. to the judge in the idaho murder case delivering a major blow to quadruple murder case bryan kohberger ruling the jury will see dna evidence despite

the efforts to have it tossed. the defense team brought up two unidentified male blood samples discovered by investigators after the stabbing death. he is accused of killing four university idaho students on an off-campus home in late 2022. his trail set to begin august 11th. if found guilty, he could face the death penalty. democrat congressman jasmine crockett said americans are not smart enough to disapprove of president trump as she explains approval ratings. here is what she said on the view yesterday. >> just like the election we have to do better at education and people don't understand, but you will understand when those hospitals in rural america start closing down even more. do you understand when you don't have social security. you wonder said mike stand when medicare and medicaid goes down and principle out of the sky. >> despite the congresswoman's

comments, 70% of americans do play president trump is filling his promises. democrats are trying to find an attack line, guys but i don't know if this is ed. >> lawrence: calling american people dom doesn't usually work. >> brian: we are smart enough to realize how this is. >> ainsley: smelly walmart shopper didn't work and tromped as not to man himself with intelligent women didn't work. she is worried about social security. donald trump does not want to tax your social security. >> lawrence: this is not "the view" of the people that live there and i think double down on this please. i would say don't say this, but we saw what happened the last election when they continue to demonize people. test because people don't have college degrees, which is a study she is saying they got more voters doesn't mean that voters are smarter. you don't need a college degree to weigh in on current

circumstances and to see inflation is not transitory at the administration and to know the border is secure. if you need a college degree to determine that the two i don't know what to tell you. just be when she has become -- remember she had a throw down with nancy mace and marjorie taylor greene, you and your budget body, remember that? >> lawrence: she is selling t-shirts. up they love capitalism when it benefits themselves. >> brian: she is on "the view" raising her profile and not going anywhere. >> lawrence: please, let her. she should run for president. it has worked so well for them. >> brian: the squad has kind of toned it down, do you notice except for aoc which separated from the squad and filling the gap. >> ainsley: aoc was calling for the resignation of mayor adams. 18, almost 19 minutes after the top of the hour and fbi director nominee, kash patel is happening

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capitol hill contentious vote for fbi nominee, kash patel. does he have the buds to get through? >> lawrence: foxing your congressional chad pergram from capitol hill. good morning, chad. >> republicans will break filibuster on kash patel and confirm him after 2:00 eastern time. expect party line vote. utah republican john curtis will support kash patel and the g.o.p. wants reform. >> many of those fired agents were behind the retaliation against multiple fbi and whistle-blowers. they ruined lives and careers for their own political hands. they should be held accountable. >> kash patel will be the 19th nominee confirmed. 13 with bipartisan support. but some democrats and during confirmation remorse after votes for trump nominees.

richard blumenthal supported va secretary, doug collins. >> voting for secretary collins was a mistake. and i apologize to the federal hands of the country. he has put trade the promises he made to me during confirmation hearing. >> it is unclear if they will vote for labor secretary lori chavez-deremer she backed up prolabor stance confirmation hearing yesterday. and the senate is forging ahead with its plan to pass president trump's policy agenda. but the senate is doing two bills. that is against the wishes of the president. he prefers and one. >> maybe i misunderstand but when he says over and over i want when they will, it seems he wants one that will. the house will do one thing in the senate will do something else and maybe they will coincide, gosh, i don't know. that seems crazy to me. but i think we should follow the president. >> the president through his

support behind the plane yesterday. the senate packages focuses on the border and energy but no tax cuts. guys, back to you. >> ainsley: what was blumenthal upset about and what did doug collins do to break his promise allegedly? the cuts at the va and something richard blumenthal had talked to him about. when you talk privately to the democrats as you know, there has been a dozen plus nominees that have gotten bipartisan support. some of them say i don't think i should have voted for those people. marco rubio to secretary of state was 100. >> lawrence: what about kash patel and the latest on that in the math? >> they will get all republicans there and a party line vote 53-47 and sometimes absences. they have to clear it filibuster and keep in mind he has not fully cabinet level. they were is usually 30 hours after you break a filibuster in the senate but not for a cabinet

level or noncabinet level person. only two hours of debate so they will start that 1:45 p.m. and closed 2:15 p.m. but we will know the end result two oh 5:00 p.m. or 2:10 p.m. if they . >> brian: dick durbin will have a protest in about half an hour 45 minutes to say he doesn't like kash patel. i guess it is good for his therapist. the majority leader john thune heard the president put out a truth social that he once when bill and ribs lindsey graham, caught me by surprise. in congress speak, what does he really mean? >> well, he didn't think they were not on the same page. i didn't say that one coming. j.d. vance said the vice president came to the capital yesterday and talked extensively with a public conference. they had a luncheon on capitol hill and said they would forge ahead. when you talk to lindsey graham, this is a backup plan. i pressed john thune and i said

are you going against the wishes of the president? he said no, he wants the word optimality. here is the concern and gets in the weeds a little bit, they have to pass this framework. this is not the actual bill but the framework to do the policy stuff later. why is that important? they have to overcome a filibuster. if you can't do that under regular rules so they have to use budget reconciliation a unique process that allows them to get around a filibuster. at the house can't pass anything, they might have to go back and rely on the senate. here's the other problem, they have to pass the same framework regardless. >> lawrence: that is the real problem, chad, the house is not ready and they will not be ready. they were too many people in there that have objections to the bill so they are not ready to present the beautiful del, right? that bill that was written last week to get to the budget committee was designed for the budget committee and they got a lot of the conservatives on board after i talked to several

this week who said, look, they are not satisfied with the deficit reduction and rand paul voted no on starting the process the other day because the first thing we said would be spend more money. so, you might also take off some of the moderates. nickel marriott tacos from new york representing staten island. if you have $4.5 trillion in tax cuts, where are they offsets? again, getting the next right on the house floor will be a challenge. >> ainsley: including border and energy reforms but not tax cuts. to the president wants it all included an extended on tax cuts. chad good to thank you so much. >> brian: the problem is the people in the house that don't want to do the tax reform. i think president trump plus 20-25 votes in the house but a much bigger margin. some of those people are still there and i don't want tax reform done. so mike johnson is dealing with now.

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>> lawrence: so they l.a. fire department pushing back on they are karen bass as she blames everybody but herself for a trip to africa while her city burned to the ground. chanley painter joins us with more, good morning. los angeles mayor karen bass still trying to mitigate the fallout of much criticized handling of historic wildfires in l.a. she has apparently started an investigation to why she claims no one told her not to go on that now infamous trip to ghana and head at the deadly fires. watch. >> it was going to be a very, very short trip over a weekend and two business days. although there were warnings i frankly was not aware of, although there were warnings, i think our preparation was not what it typically was. >> brian: what do you mean there were warnings not away wrath and i know we were talking about on the news. >> it didn't reach that level to meet to say something terrible could happen and maybe you shouldn't go on that trip.

>> why didn't it? >> i don't know, may be that is one of the reasons we need to look at. >> ainsley: the los angeles fire department responding sternly she was not warned saying that department followed all standard preparation procedures, "prior to the palisades fire the l.a. pd with two separate advisories conducted multiple interviews about the predictive extreme fire weather. and notified city officials about the upcoming weather event." they historic fires burn down entire neighborhoods for days becoming the ninth deadliest and third most destructive wildfire in record were on record in california. yet despite the blame game code to the mayor who was in ghana as part of the biden administration delegation she says, ultimately admitted taking the trip was a mistake and says she is trying to work to regain the confidence of her constituents. lawrence. >> lawrence: i have never seen

anything like this. thank you, let's bring in "the five" cohost, judge jeanine pirro. it was on then is. from her statement alone, a reason to resign. >> i would think so the reason for the people of los angeles demand she resigned. it is her job to know. and mayer is not a figurehead appeared to the mayor is the ceo of the city. and in a city where the fires are an annual event it is her job to be aware of it and if she says the information didn't reach her, she is responsible for a failure in the chain of command. >> lawrence: she was on the trip to africa. >> ain speed's because she prioritized going to ghana over her responsibility to the people of los angeles. you know, this is a typical democrat response. you cut the budget and ignore warnings and then say you know what, lets do a study on this. pet in the end you have a women

in i looked at her history. she has done nothing proactively to prevent any of these problems. she was warned in december by the fire chief is said, "look, you cannot do the budget cuts. this is something that will happen." she says, "i will pass the buck." she went to ghana and thought she could get away but that. >> lawrence: i don't think it will happen. daniel penny will be honored with marine corps for action on new york subway and it will be a service and sacrifice award. tell us about it. >> daniel penny did what most people would not have the nerve to do. he stood up and when prosecuted, i think the joe illegally, by ada who has political operative and at the cafe hopeless thinking about taking anyone out, it should be the d.a. when he did was he not only saved the lives of people on the train, he stood up and was

prosecuted for two years. thank goodness and by the way, his two attorneys penny and razor honored at this event in massachusetts. he change the culture of the city and not only changed a lot in terms of people standing up and say, "we can't defend each other and we can be good samaritans." i did something called subway justice where i talk about daniel penny and what he did and we compared it to bernie katz years ago. both tried in the same courthouse some 40 years later. god bless daniel penny for what he did and he should be a hero and recognized as such. just before if he was convicted by the jury, who would step in ever again? no one will step in and go down like that. >> and if we don't recognize a few days from the bird of a woman was led on fire code to remember that? >> lawrence: things, judge and who better to keep tiktok

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>> ainsley: good morning, everyone i have a lot of complaints behind me. i will get to them in a second

but it is cold across much of the country. that is the bottom line with wind chills negative 20s, 30s and i know it is crazy 100 million people in a weather alert as the golf and look at potential record cold highs in missouri, kentucky, tennessee, oklahoma city character of the good news is warm is on the way as we get into the weekend and monday, things will warm up considerably. look at this great crowd of, what is your name? tampa, florida, where it is from. what is your name? >> arizona. julie -- >> indiana. >> you guys, indiana. >> you were up complaining it is cold? >> it is cold or at home so we will take it here to speak with the complaints file is officially open on 48th and sixth. carley, video. a breakfast sandwich arrives so double reason too. we have more news coaches have a migrants from chile charged in

connection with a nationwide spree of burglaries including several carried out at the homes of high-profile athletes. orange county district attorney we asked about earlier. >> the fbi about this department of justice and it's not about homeland security. state department, this is the biggest secret in washington that no one seems to want to do anything about your till now that high-profile athletes and millions of dollars of their property is being stolen, now it seems to be getting a lot of attention. >> ainsley: the last few months of 2024, the groups told valuables worth $2 million from nfl and nba players. president trump says his administration intends to ensure the u.s. gold reserves held at fort knox is accurate and accounted for after elon musk spent days posting about the issue. when something we spoke took kentucky senator rand paul about earlier this week. >> i've been trying to go down

to see the gold to make sure it is all there for ten years. >> i think some like the better the transparency, the better. >> ainsley: scott bessent was asked about fort knox and he said he would be happy to arrange a inspection for any senator interested. jason and travis kelce with emergency tiktok trend with this video after jason's revealed that her husband is too unreliable to be a emergency contact appeared. >> he get so many random people calling him. it is insane how many people call him. he does not pick up a phone call unless it is someone he knows. my emergency contact is my mom because if effort to call jason, he would pick up the phone without question. i have full faith and i would have jason if i thought he would answer the phone. >> this has fired a discussion in the studio who are emergency contacts are?

>> do you think brian is don's emergency contact? not a chance! >> i will not speak for that. >> who is her emergency contact? >> brian: even though my son is away from college, i think she would choose him. >> ainsley: look, no, tony says have you seen his office? it is a wonder he can find his phone! oh, my goodness, brian, the hits keep coming. >> brian: i cannot believe i made the news! my own show. >> ainsley: what did don say? spain when she said yes for a doctor's office. so the doctor asks. >> ainsley: not if she is kidnapped but if she's at the doctor. and what are kidnapped? >> lawrence: this is why your text are so bad because you voice text everything. we try to read it and we don't understand anything you are saying. >> brian: my problem is it by

voice text and have to fix that, why my boys texting! >> lawrence: incredible. >> we were talking about this before the show and we were laughing when brian got on the set, there was no way she will call him as an emergency. then we started expanding and when you know how she shoveled the snow. just before she does everything. >> what if she took off her toe with a shovel that you gave her? >> brian: i am here. >> ainsley: you wouldn't answer your phone. >> lawrence: if they did answer, it would be a voice text that she would not be able to understand. they were so many things that could go wrong. >> brian: if you have an emergency, track me down. >> lawrence: sean hannity. >> brian: sean hannity? >> ainsley: be said of something happening carley and i kidnapped, he would bring nav sales, sensei and those who do martial art with him. he would come and live like

helicopters. >> lawrence: the calvary is coming. that is true. >> brian: he will get people. >> lawrence: i don't care how he gets it down periods be too strong a strong. >> brian: he will use his chopper but continue to work. ainsley would have a radio show. [laughs] >> ainsley: you are not wrong hotel you are not wrong periods be when i have a show tonight but i will send over a guy. >> ainsley: it's like a holiday, i am off today but will you work with me? no, got to do radio, tv or fox nation shoot. >> lawrence: traditional working man. >> brian: when we come back, i will talk about who will buy tiktok coach up and if i can, let's go to bill hemmer to find out what is on his show. >> you guys keep going. >> ainsley: we are cutting into your time. >> over here banging the table and ringing a bell. >> brian: her book is going out. >> lawrence: she excused

herself out of it. >> ainsley: a sheet and emergency contact? i don't know if anyone would care, actually. good morning to you and we shall push forward. more action taken against illegals that it's the wallet. fresh on the job, howard lutnick we will meet in minutes today. things are tense between trump and zelenskyy. dan hoffman will tell us what to watch and listen for your till late us about doge and tax dollars in spending massive school giveaway during covid. join us 8 minutes away at the top of the hour. we will see you then. ♪ ♪

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>> brian: entrepreneur from wyoming made the latest bid to buy tiktok. here is ceo, reid rasner. how serious are you? >> we're dead serious. creating a footprint here in wyoming and bring tiktok headquarters to wyoming. more importantly, to america. this is national security at risk, 170 million users and growing. influencing data mining and who knows what else is going on. we'll own tiktok and algorithm and happening in wyoming and we're excited.

>> what is in your background to pull it off? >> i built and sold businesses right here in wyoming. i have a tech startup i'm working on right now. we can pull this off. i would say i'm the only person who can pull this off with the algorithm and owning tiktok. if if it was easy everyone would do it. it is not easy otherwise it would be done. i stand here today put up or shut up time and we'll cross the finish line. tiktok's time is running out. that 75 day moratorium is coming to an end quickly. >> brian: have you made moves to let the government know you are a legitimate buyer? >> we've made moves. we're in the mix. we're negotiating and we will bring tiktok home. we're confident, our team is confident. wyoming is excited. we have the energy in the state and prepared to make it happen today. our engineers are in the background working. we're ready to move to the next phase and get into due diligence.

>> brian: do you think they'll sell it? >> i'm confident they are. if they don't there is something much more nefarious going on. this is a massive offer, it is big. if they don't look at it and sell it there is something more nefarious going on than we know. >> brian: how many people are in the running to buy this? >> there are quite a few people in the running. one person in the running who has actually serious about buying this. reid raisener and the only one who can make something happen. wyoming will become the tech hub of america and it is exciting. >> bryan: best of like. a great american businessman hopefully will be able to pull it off. don't forget my radio show coming up shortly. amongst my guest john thune and thanks so much for watching. time for bill hemmer and dana perino. >> bill: thank you. good morning, everybody. one month of trump 2.0 as of today. it has been