there is a lot to happen today, we know president trump does not call lids earlier like the previous administration. he keeps working throughout the day for 2:30 p.m. he will swear in howard lutnick as treasury secretary. president trump will personally be doing that. 3:30 p.m. eastern time, he will be signing executive orders. eo signing is typically behind the resolute desk but it's being refurbished so he will sign them nonetheless and we are making a ton of news in doing that so most open to the press. 4:00 p.m. eastern time, moment a lot of people have been waiting for, kash patel will be sworn in as fbi director. it will be attorney general, pam bondi, the does the swearing in at the new fbi director as he starts what's his bows to be a 10-year term and we will keep you updated next up "america reports." ♪ ♪ >> john: thank you, kayleigh big week for trump team 2.0 as a

department of government efficiencies with two victories in court and the cabinet begins to take its final four. john roberts in washington and we made it to friday but it is going to be a really busy afternoon. >> sandra: buckle up and sandra smith in new york and this is p30. day one for kash patel as director of the fbi appeared to be is looking to make some big changes right out of the gate. he will be sworn in later this afternoon by the new attorney general pam bondi also seeking to make big changes herself, mainly to reorient the doj's mission back to fighting violent crime. a.j. ponte first will join us live here. >> john: first did that fox team coverage how kash patel's first day but we began with senior white house corresponden. peter, that was an interesting event the president attended with all of the governors. >> it was a long one, john. and an event last night, we are seen president trump talk about

this doge engineers coming through the database is that the agencies'. he is talking about them differently than anybody else that works for him. >> they can take apart the most complex computer instruments and literally put them back blindfolded. when they go into some guy ripping off the country by doing some of the things you heard and what you are going to hear, they can't be bleeped! >> b.s.ed is what he was saying. and there is a broad bipartisan support for cutting wasteful programs and duplicate payments. but these directed taxpayer refunds, so-called doge dividend checks are a tough sell for the president's most reliable republican allies in congress. >> if you think about our core principles, right, fiscal responsibility as conservatives as our brand. we have $36 trillion debt and giant deficit we are contending with. i think we need to pay down the

credit card, right? >> elon musk private security detail has been deputized by the u.s. marshals service according to various reports. so they now have additional legal abilities like law enforcement amidst increase concerns for musk's safety what he might do with personal information like social security numbers, something he dismisses as a joke. >> if i still some social security, i can finally finalize things. >> as we understand from the poll inside the white house for the president's most recent event we still haven't seen the clip of, at one point, he was going through greatest hits list of doge staff from the last month appeared to be cut to what they think are fraudulent social security payments and after he was finished reading off the list things that would be illegal, he handed the list to attorney general who was sitting right there met, john. >> john: we will be talking

with her in just a bit and we will play the dustup with the governor of maine a little bit later on. that was a big event. peter, appreciated. >> sandra: kash patel starting new job as head of fbi after the senate confirms him 51-49 fell and seeking to restore faith in faith and agency of years have politicization. david spunt believe that that justice department ahead of all of this. what are some of kash patel's immediate plans? >> he wants to get people back out in the streets to field offices across the country. he will be sworn in by it attorney general, pam bondi, in a few hours on the white house grounds. the fbi has been mirrored with controversy since counting 1908 over different points in time but really the past ten years we have seen a lot of that controversy. he also wants to make things more transparent for the american people in and what he calls "weaponization of justice." this is something attorney

general ponte talks about. posting on x, my mission is clear that the cops beat cops and build trust and the fbi working alongside the deputies and we will rebuild and fbi the people can be proud of. to those who seek to harm americans consider this your warning we will hunt you down every corner of the planet. democratic senators stood outside of the fbi headquarters before his confirmation vote with a sign that read two words: block patel. kash patel, mark my words will cause evil in this building behind us and republicans who vote for him will ruin that day. >> the fbi agent association, 14,000 fbi special agent put out a statement yesterday that leadership looks forward to working with patel adding the new leadership team considers and implements reform measures, the fbi, serves as a valuable resource in ensuring special

agents can continue safeguarding the american people from emerging threats while upholding the constitution. mr. patel ultimately confirmed 51-49. we do expect him at some point took over to the fbi headquarters to meet with his 19th, sandra. >> sandra: all will be interesting going back to his tweet is gold to let cops beat cops and trust in the fbi. these are huge tasks but what do you believe he will be prioritizing just considering how big these goals are right out of the gate? >> i think one of the big goals for him no question, move people out of washington, d.c. move fbi employees and to field offices across the country. there is a huge fbi facility in alabama. he mentioned that during his confirmation hearing, alabama has a place workers can go. it does not mean there will not be a fbi headquarters in washington. mr. patel took criticism for a podcast he was part of back in september where he said they won

he would shut down the hoover building, which is fbi headquarters. but the source tell me that is not true, he will not do that. >> sandra: thank you. just be on this, let's bring attorney general pam bondi. and i still call you pam or do i have to call you general pam bondi. you better call me pam because we've known each other way too long. just. >> john: we certainly have. yesterday when you were doing cpac along with senator ted cruz senator ted cruz, you said that what you found at the department of justice was worse that you thought it could possibly be. let me ask you, what was worse than what surprised you and the bigger question, can you fix it? >> well, we are going to fix it the directive from donald trump. we will fix it. you know, i always thought the worst part was within the fbi, john coach up but it's throughout the justice department. look what elon musk has been uncovering with all of the

different departments, usaid, treasury and i've been working with my counterparts go to the product go to the waistcoat of the abuse, lee zeldin at epa and i have been talking constantly and we have big news on that same but we will do to help epa. but even within the departments, we got rid of the checks jack smith team the ultimate weaponization of the government. but also yesterday i mailed general counsel from atf appeared to these people were targeting nonowners and that will not happen under this administration. we are working to hire great people sitting on my desk right now and all of the lists of the names of the u.s. attorney's going to bring in. are we going to fix? absolutely. will it take a while? not as much as people bring. >> sandra: great to have you back on the program. if i may ask you, what have you been able to seasons you have taken the reins there that has

perhaps altered or prioritized some of your initial goals out of the gate here? >> well, you know what alters, of course, we want to take it back to its prime major function code to the department of justice filing an exciting violent crime. i've done that my whole career so i really thought that would be our top priority, but now it is also fraud, waste, and abuse. for the fighting crime, we are going after these cartels and we all work so well together. all of us in all of these cabinet members. we are a great team. today is a great day for me because i get to swear in kash patel today. i can't wait to have kash onboard. he will be a great team member for us to fight all of the criminals around the country. >> john: on the subject of "going after" the states of new york and the city of new york in the city of chicago for standing in the way. president trump's efforts to

deport illegal migrant criminals. you will get a tremendous of pushback from both states and kathy hochul said the green light all, we expect pam bondi's worthless publicity driven lawsuit to be a total failure just like all the others. let me be clear, new york is not backing down. and then the illinois governor j.b. pritzker said this. listen here. >> i'm like donald trump, we follow the law in illinois. now, maybe they put up with this kind of garbage in florida, which is the home state of the head of doj. but in illinois, we have grit. we are tough. we are strong. and donald trump has no idea what he is up against when he attacks illinois. >> john: so, what do you say to the good governors of illinois and new york? >> bring it on. we will protect americans. when they say they are tough and have grit, really? you are

protecting illegal aliens over american citizens? not going to happen under donald trump's administration. we will find illegal aliens, and we will deport them in illinois, new york, and other states and you better comply with federal law or you are going to be next. we have spoken loud and clear. we are sick and tired of americans being murdered. the states protecting illegal aliens. talk to the family of laken riley and all of these other young women and men who have been murdered by illegal aliens. and let's see what you think then when you want to protect them. >> sandra: as i was heading up here, i saw a headline and i thought you should react to it. it. msnbc, pam bondi brings partisan politics back to the attorney general's office. because after you for thinking it was a good idea to attend cpac and ray recorded a podcast with senator cruz. they went on to call it a partisan mass. how do you respond to that?

i had a great time yesterday with senator cruz and penny johnson who was there. i recorded something for him if you want to see that also. we are tongue about taking crime off of the street and fighting the fentanyl. it is almost comical that these people think this is partisan. we are taking the department of justice back to the explorer function fighting violent crimes and saving children's lives. that is what we are going to do with dea, atf, fbi, u.s. marshals working in in hand with kristi noem, homeland security code to working with mike waltz, working with pete hegseth, jose gabbard and marco rubio. they don't know the team that has had them and we will protect america at the direction of downtown. >> john: i saw your parents with ted cruz and i saw one of the things you alluded to in this is something donald trump has talked about. doj may be releasing a list of jeffrey epstein's clients? will that really happen? >> it is sitting on my desk

right now to review. that has been a directive by president tom and i will rate for over jfk files and that is all in the process of being radio because that was done at the directive of the president from all these agencies. >> john: have you seen anything that you said oh, my gosh! >> not yet. >> john: okay, we will check back with you. madame attorney general, pain, great to spend time at. is paid to thank you so much. have a great day. just be to support her showing up for health care ceo killer luigi mangione doing court next hour. we are live from the courthouse, plus this. >> it is sort of not even believable. it is so barbaric you wouldn't think it could happen in modern age, but it happened. >> john: donald trump condemning hamas after the group returned the wrong body of israeli hostage. the u.s. envoy for hostage affairs adam boler warrants

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previous shift. she reunited with him and the officer who helped save her calling him, "my angels." is she lucky to be alive or what, sandra. >> sandra: that is incredible and well-earned deserve a hug there. texas putting out new numbers as measles outbreak rose from 58 to 90 and three days and 50% rise and spreading across the border into new mexico. both will make most of those vaccinated or unknown vaccination status. dr. marc siegel, senior medical analyst and how concerned are you about this, dr. siegel? i'm concerned about this about what you just said to. games county, 220 miles from the border is very rule, a lot of agriculture, farming, ranching, natural gas, and not h vaccination rate among kids go to a little over 80%, which was close to 20% of young children

taking exemptions. i will tell you why that is important. measles has a unbelievably contagious. if you walk in a room in unvaccinated where measles was two hours before, 90% chance you will get it. at least 90 people who have it so far around the area, 16 are already hospitalized. but is not completely benign disease either. if you are vaccinated a coach on the other hand extremely high level of protection. the magic number we need is somewhere around 95% of the population vaccinated to protect those, sandra, who can't get it by pregnant women or immunocompromised that can't take live virus vaccine. >> sandra: some figures coming out of texas and brand-new numbers as well the texas department of state health services reporting outbreak of measles south plains region of texas. at this time, made a case is identified since late january, 16th of the patients

hospitalized, pipe case has vaccinated and the rest unvaccinated or vaccination status is unknown. this is obviously very contagious disease for anybody who thinks they may have been exposed in those areas. what are they looking for, doctors equal? >> by the way, if you think you are exposed, you better make sure you are vaccinated or if not sure, get vaccinated because we can put vaccinations in place. what you are looking for his famous red eyes, stuffed nose, fever, headaches, muscle aches. you do not know it is measles except for dyes or sores in your mouth and 5-7 days later, five days later characteristic bright red rash hereto it is about 7-1, sandra after exposed when you get sick. but is not like the other viruses we have been talking about. there is a 7-14 days and you get sick. if you start to get flu-like symptoms and red eyes three to

five days after being exposed, you may have measles. i want you to stay away from people who are pregnant or immunocompromised. we need to isolate people who have the million souls. >> sandra: do you think this will be a wake-up call, dr. siegel? >> i hope so because this vaccine is different than others and it is extremely effective and this virus is extremely contagious. it can put you in the hospital. texas itself across texas about 91% uptick of this vaccine and we need to increase it and reincrease it in rural areas as well. i hope it is a wake-up call. this is the most measles we have seen in texas and over 30 years. >> sandra: wow! the department of state health services as they are working with local health departments to investigate the outbreak. obviously, trying to stop it. dr. siegel, thank you for the update and thank you for joining us. just because thank you, sandra. >> sandra: all right.

[chanting] >> john: californians outraged over the possible heist. speed trail i never felt despite $15 billion being spent on the project. so where did the money go? plus this... >> it is called bidenomics. we are very proud of bidenomics. >> bidenomics ushers in historic economy. >> sandra: remember that? bidenomics and top economic advisor is ripping into biden's policy. that economists, jason furman will be here next.

♪ ♪ >> sandra: president trump could derail the long-delayed, over budget california high-speed train project that has been 17 years and more than $15 billion. since residents were promised a bullet train from los angeles to

san francisco. yet, there has still not been a single track laid to. national senior correspondent william la jeunesse is with us. it president trump cuts up funding for this project, what happens? the state cannot afford to go at it alone and despite the project never attracted a penny of private money. so, thought it could end subsidies in fact kill the bullet train. many union workers depend on federal lifeline turned out yesterday in l.a. to throw tomatoes and hackle. transportation secretary sean duffy. >> if you want to go protest somewhere and you want to shout at somebody go to the governor's mansion. go talk to democrats in the legislature who have brought us this project. >> 17 years and $16 billion later, the project yet to lay a single foot of rail. it was sold to voters in 2008 as low cost environmentally friendly way to get to l.a. to

san francisco. leaf and then go to the claim was wildly misleading depending on who you believe. >> this is a failed project and it is a complete waste of money for california taxpayers and federal taxpayers. speak of this is something that will help people for generations and help people have more options to get around california. >> so far, federal taxpayers spent about $3 billion on the project with another $4 billion promised by president biden, but it hasn't been spent periods at this audit could provide president trump the legal authority to claw the money back. >> we can't just say we will give money and not hold states accountable how they spend the money. >> so, decades behind schedule and about $100 billion short, sandra, governor newsom wants to finish current central valley lag but that needs another $20 billion. that is unlikely without federal help. so, many people feel any state or additional federal money

better spent on a wildfire prevention or water storage then a train to nowhere. >> sandra: william la jeunesse, but that update for us, john. >> john: if you think 15 million is something listen to this the federal government spent record $26 trillion during president biden's term. his inflation rose to 40 year high. our next guest, top economic advisor rode a piece in "foreign policy" magazine what he calls the tragedy of bidenomics. he argues that government spending was directly responsible for higher prices. jason ferment the chairman of white house economic advisor to obama and current economic professor at harvard and joins us now. every opportunity, jason president biden, he touted bidenomics. let's rewind. >> the financial times in "the wall street journal" started calling my plants not initially a complement of bidenomics. but guess what, folks, but is

working. >> we all do well if the middle class does well. that is what we call bidenomics. that is bidenomics in action. bidenomics building an economy the middle left and bottom down but. >> john: they didn't seem to buy what he was telling because they did not feel the effects with rose-colored glasses was telling the country they should be feeling. just let me put a question to you, was bidenomics a failure? >> look, in some respects, the economy did well. we had strong growth. we had low unemployment rate. there were a lot of countries around the world that would have liked to have that. what i think was that tragedy that this close to stimulus was too big with too much inflation and for good reason, people were not happy with that inflation. >> john: here is what political row and they interviewed you and read your piece in foreign policy and wrote an article about it. they said, "the democrats

avoided criticizing biden that jason furman is doing now. democratic officials and thinkers have largely muted tough conversations about the party's identification in the future. since the election, there has been limited appetite for democrats for critical self-assessment." we seem to not see lessons learned during the election. will they learn on the economy? >> i teach economics to students who are democrats and republicans. by the way, we have a decent number of republicans at harvard, which is a good thing. my messages for both parties, which is learned this lesson. right now, i heard president trump sending $5,000 checks to american families. if he does that, we will get a lot of inflation. if he does a lot of tariffs, we will get a lot of inflation. if you have a tragedy, the reason to talk about it is a warning. there is a warning for president trump but also for democrats running for office in the future. >> john: but $5,000 if the

president were to send out and we don't know what the amount would be would come from cutting government spending whereas joe biden just mounted dollar upon dollar upon dollar and nothing was being cut periods trump on the right track with what doge is doing in terms of trying to cut waste, fraud, abuse and federal spending on what he believes wasteful projects, wasteful items in taking it back to the core what taxpayers really need the government to do? >> yeah, i mean, there is a whole bunch of stuff there. first of all, but is not clear what doge has saved the next fr and a few billion dollars. second of all, the main place they should be saving money is congress. they have the power of the person should be passing the law. finally, it is not just by thousand dollar checks president trump has been talking about all sorts of new tax cuts. you and i think tax cuts are great if you pay for them just as you said there. but it is not clear whether or

not congress is actually going to pay for the tax cuts. if they don't, that is where you would worry about inflation coming into play. >> john: democrats so far seemed to be screaming from the rooftop everything that doge is doing. let's play back a little bit of what they said over the past few weeks. >> i don't swear in public very well, but we have to bleat trump. >> elon musk is seizing the power that belongs to the american people. we are here to fight back! >> [bleep] trump! donald trump -- >> we will win! we will win! we want to rest. just feeling chuck schumer is only one that doesn't have a potty mouth. are democrats on the right side of this issue? >> look, democrats need to make it clear they want a more efficient government. they want to root out wasteful

spending. elon musk is doing it right now sort of randomly. he said there were millions of people collecting social security benefits over the age of 150. it turns out that is not true. he fired people who were responsible for nuclear safety and then had to try to rehire them. absolutely lets do a process to figure out what is wasteful. but no one not even as someone as smart and talented as elon musk can figure it out on the timescale. take a deep breath and send it to congress and have congress pass it and then figure out how to make the government more efficient. >> john: just to be clear, it wasn't elon musk who fired the folks from the national nuclear safety administration. it was the secretary of energy who was in charge of the department who did it. jason go to great to talk to you, appreciate it. >> thank you. >> john: thank you so much. this. i will not tell you not to do that but just remember it is

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but stop short of dismissing the charges altogether. let's go to senior correspondent eric shawn. i'm not quite sure legally what this means that perhaps you do, eric. the case basically not dismissed. to the corruption trial of mayor eric adams not over yet. judge dale of the federal bench decided to postpone it for now. in his ruling for the judge wants to study the legal impact of dropping the case, whether it should be dropped with mayor adams facing the possibility of a trial in the future. with dismissing the case now is appropriate, atoms charged with bribery, fraud, foreign campaign contributions and the trump administration argues the case interferes with his role as a mayor in carrying out the white house tough immigration policy. critics have claimed the president and the mayor made a deal to drop the charges if adams carries out the administration's wishes. both have denied there was any such agreement. is part of her alluring, the

judge appointed this manner, paul clement who is a conservative u.s. attorney general during w bush's administration. he has tasked to argue against the trump doj decision. he will serve to give an independent argument of the merits of the effort to get the charges dropped. the controversy has prompted adam's fellow democrat new york kathy hochul to clamp down on the mayor's power at city hall. she has instituted oversight to ensure adams does not act on behalf of the president. she has the power to remove him from office, but she says that is premature. >> i have determined i will not commence removal proceedings at this time. my strong belief is that the will of the voters in the democratic elections preclude me from any other action. >> the next step will be arguments that were on the merits of the case set for next month.

the judge clearly taking extra steps before the final decision and only penne federal judge for two years. so, it seems like he's trying to take his time. >> john: lots of big decisions to make. i guess you want to make sure you are certain about what you are doing. thank you so much, appreciate it, sandra. >> sandra: everybody is talking about ad prices and customs ports of entry cracking down on growing nutrient egg smuggling. our next guest is aware of the problem and wants to see the price come down. >> mexico has cheaper eggs than the united states. we understand this because we see egg prices and trying to sneak across with the eggs. not to do that, but remember it is illegal to do that. >> sandra: eric rope and a democrat oe homeland security committee, you don't want people to break the law, senator, to be sure. >> to be sure. this is a reflection what is

happening with ad prices under both administrations that basically to bring the message logical steps taken to bring down the egg prices and this administration should take those steps right now. >> sandra: just to be sure the hotel you are against people bringing in eggs that have not been -- we have the usda for a reason. these could be contaminated and bring illnesses in. >> absolutely looked away we should not fire inspectors over the bird flu also. >> sandra: you just go ahead just know it is illegal, right? >> no, it is making a joke so they should not be crossing with bags. >> sandra: said this is the result of soaring egg prices and we have inflation no doubt about that. the eggs are a different story with a pampered flu. what is your solution to put the eggs back on the shelf? >> talking to egg producers and

farmers, and working in the biden administration many clear directions. number one, do not fire the experts usda to implement the steps that we can reduce this bird flu. number two there are vaccines for these chickens that are now used safely including mexico that would start to make sure that we don't have the spread of avian bird flu. we end up killing all of these chickens. when you do that, it takes six months for us to get new productive chickens to start laying eggs. this is why it is important. number when the, the president needs to stop the firing. >> sandra: just to be clear, we have the egg prices because the firing of the usda? is that the case you are making. >> talking to the egg producers that is the contributing factor because whenever the ruling comes out, sandra, you can use these type of vaccines. did need the usda inspectors.

spaded that is a different story. that is a different story and that happened well before that which most people know. they sell the egg prices going up and that shelves starting to empty. >> and also i worked during the administration also to have them do the same limitation. this is a price that will continue to grow. you can decide whether or not this is worthwhile to engage in, but it is a problem here at joe talking to the farmers, they want they usda officials to be there. >> sandra: just to be clear, you want the usda to monitor the eggs and meat sold in the country but you said it is okay to bring this food and from mexico. but is against the law, but you can do it. >> no, i did not say that. that was a joke. what i'm telling you now, the best way for us and talking to ed producers, half of the people -- people are the experts. >> sandra: let me finish up with this... >> use this vaccine and

american-made vaccine and we can bring down the cost of bags. >> sandra: be here you. got it. i want to finish up with this this is the egg seizures at the southern border. these are real numbers. people are dealing with egg shortages and the high prices. they were large numbers of people and it doesn't sound like someone walking over with a dozen eggs. this looks like smuggling efforts. >> i'm sure it is. the best thing we can do is number one, make sure we have domestically produced eggs and doing everything we can to help local egg producers to stop these people from crossing the border and bringing the stuff back. they shouldn't do it, it is illegal but american eggs are cheap, portable. and plentiful. >> sandra: i know are sure to make store shelves are empty and a lot of people are dealing with this as well. senator, it is great to have you back. thank you so much. >> john: for successful border crackdown causing all kinds of

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