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tom schlup, arthel neville and doctor marks to go bird welcome to the big we can show. the big story tonight, president trump just took cpac by storm he took spoke to the annual gathering and was welcomed by an adoring crowd. [cheering] [cheering] usa. usa. usa. usa. >> trumped used his spatial layout all of his accomplishments as h he marks oe month in office. >> joe is the worse and believe me i'd to clean up the mess. i'm cleaning up the mess and it is a mess on the border with inflation, every single thing he touched, turned to [bleep]. the fraudsters, liars, cheaters, globalists and deep state

bureaucrats are being sent packing. the illegal alien criminals are being sent home. we are draining the swamp and restoring a government by the people. we are liberating commuters like aurora, colorado and springfield, ohio. they have been occupied by illegal alien criminals from all over the world. we are rescuing the americans whose jobs have been stolen whose wages have been robbed and way of life has been absolutely destroyed. and the come under the trump administration our country will not be turned into a dumping ground. the difficult day for vice president vance as well cpac employee him at the top preference for the 2028 presidential nominee in the straw poll, yes were arty talking about that peerless go to lucas tomlinson live at cpac for more. hi lucas. >> good evening pete steve

bannon finish in second place with 12% of the vote they are packing up the room now but it was a packed house earlier. thousands gathered to hear president trump as you mention marking one month in office. he came her to tout his accomplishments including his favorite word. >> we are going to have so much money coming in from tariffs. you're going to set your senators and your congressmen are going to say please sir, please you are making us look so bad but we have so much money coming in i did not know this was going to happen. >> the president spoke for over an hour here outside the nation's capitol in pg county pretty use the occasion to tee off on former president biden his predecessor. but thdoctor also revoked joe bn security clearance. the biden crime family security clearances. they will no longer be allowed to access state secrets while

selling themselves all around the world. now these were bad people. >> you recall this spat the president had the governor of maine while hosting the governors from around the country at the white house yesterday. the president addressed that issue as well. >> the governor. [cheering] she is fighting to keep men and women's sports do you see what happens to a woman when a woman boxes a man who transition to womanhood? did you see what happens? it is not pretty. it is not pretty. number of world leaders that gathered here as well including the president of argentina and the president of poland. i spoke to him earlier about how the war and ukraine could end.

i also asked him if he trusts in vladimir putin and he reminded me that putin is a kgb agent and also the president says he thanks he is very close to ending russia's war on ukraine with the deal. >> we will be watching, thank you lucas. lucas tomlinson. so tom, let's talk about the straw poll with jd mance. we already talked about 2020 type of 2025 if anyone is keeping track what your thoughts here? >> it is quite amazing for the most amazing part is that steven bannon came in pretty far ahead of ron desantis he is in a distant third period jd vance is no surprise to me that he was the choice of people at cpac and probably all conservatives, all of mega- america but he embodies more than anyone else. what's great about that as he provides a contrast with president trump. he was against trump in 2016 people play clips and try to do

gotcha with jd vance. you didn't used to like trump he said he was dangerous but he changed his mind on trump like so many people in america. his change of mind on trump shows you where he is at with maca. he has also been great with the cultural issues he gave the speech the other day on masculinity. again people tried to make fun of him. the toxic males in whatever he said males should be able to tell a joke and have a beer people thought that was silly. june who did not think that was silly? young males i was saying this to greg gutfeld the other night. the idea is not that our fherfeelings are hurt the whitee feelings it is that when they said masculinity was toxic the mail especially the young male tune out. he did not want to work a corporate job but he did not want to be a part of this is to be just wanted to check out and play video games.

if someone from maga like jd vance says you have a stake in this movement, they are going to join in. so that is very powerful >> foreign policy vows in the president and vice president offering one/two punch when it comes to establishing foreign policy and where the nine state sands right and we will continue to watch. cpac is in essence a victory lap especially for republicans, especially for the president but it's not undeserved he won all seven battleground states he managed to bring in somebody critical voting blocks it. however they do have the next two years where they have to maintain that popularity and then extend it to the next two years after that to 2028. >> you know but what president trump is great at marketing. he is a master at it. all right? so i think if it is going to be reliant upon that, then he'll keith wineinger. >> exactly he knows exactly he is doing there and he knows what he's talking about is talking to crowds. dr. siegel, the president and doge and elon musk or flash flood of lawsuits there's a lot

of pushback coming it's landing in the court so americans are watching this is all this pushback is happening. they brought him into office with the expectation a lot was going to get them but there watching a lot of fights. >> look i think a cpac shows that some of this groundswell of support that we have not seen since ronald reagan started see back in 1974 which he then rode iwroteinto the presidency by ths excitement also extends to doge. getting rid of bloat, bureaucracy i prefer a scalpel to a hammer or hatchet. so i went to see how that works out. steph wanted to saying what we need a world wide doge in the sense we do. governmental bloat everywhere. governmental bureaucracy. i like the idea of turning back. $1.8 trillion deficit here would be going to do just keep spending? >> and really glad as a doctor you do not prefer a hammer,

scalpel is much more delicate i'm very relieved. trump's war on waste it might be going worldwide congresswoman alisa's demonic trump's nominee for you and ambassador is calling for global doge. >> doge is draining the swamp just like president trump said he would. and how about this. i think we need a global doge we must expose the reckless and anti-semitic anti- american spending at the united nations. and we will. >> before trump started trimming the world waste, europe's leaders are rushing to meet with him the president will sit out french leader macron uk prime minister next week. so as we get ready to watch that it's interesting she brings up an interesting point about global doge bringing-getting rid

of waste, fraud, abuse at the united nations. >> she mentioned drain the swamp i'm a girl from louisiana. so be careful at grading the swamp. let me tell you some right now park were not going to go so back off the swamp f for second. [laughter] talk about trimming fat, listen i've got some fat that needs trimmed if you've got any help with that i will take it. bottom line is trimming the fat is difficult. it really is. i am not so sure that would work with the un. i think they're still sorting out how it works with doge here, right here in our country but we all agree that needs to be trimmed, just how it's going to be done you can go beyond our borders if you will i'm not so sure. i would have to see how they work that out. >> that brings up a good point. this is not easy enough just to walk this into the un. >> i'm going to disagree with the doctor but i am not a doctor i would rather bring a hatchet

to this fight. basically, my ideas cut it off. cut it off and then if you can show a need, we can reinstate it. right now something like usaid. stop all the payments and then you can say where is the need? we are going to recognize the need if you complete the cut the funds off. something like a global doge is going to work. you may need a scalpel domestically but as far as the un goes i would say look at what the un is doing. if you do not agree with that, just stop the payments. stop the money make them make their case to you. >> is that realistic? bucks and a trump era it may be. >> we are finding out exactly what is realistic. hang on i want to get you in just a second dr. siegel because elise stefanik says president trump is the president of peace and deserves the nobel peace prize. >> at president trump's a maximum pressure campaign cabled

to threaten instability in the region. his administration marks the only time that putin did not invade another country. and there is no question that president trump is the president of peace and deserves the nobel peace prize for the historic achievements of his first term alone. >> at dr. siegel, your thoughts and that the nobel peace prize? what's he may be on the road to bees gets a piece in ukraine or gaza, i don't about the trump hotel in gaza. the biggest gaza stabilized and gets hamas out of there there is such a horrible organization as we are going to talk about later. maybe he will get that. the thing i find interesting about ukraine by the way is that trump, as opposed to biden is not addicted to nato. one of the biggest problems that monster, putin has is with nato. i do not want nato in my woods i do not want nato here. i don't think he cares about poland.

i think trump really understands that parties going to bring everybody to the table. he has a chance at peace in ukraine. a tiny pushback on something tom said, if you don't mind. >> let's go it. [laughter] >> i agree with you with usaid. 60% of the money with the president's emergency plan for aids relief comes from a id, administering app and that's what we mean by the scalpel. it is done tremendous work in africa for hiv. we have got to figure out how to keep it afloat even if we look at the graph today i think. so that is my scalpel. >> that's good maybe they can show the work. you can show us in a neat and it's an emergency go for it. >> in the meantime people are sick and dying and they need that aid. i think we have to keep that in mind. >> i think they have a couple checks ready to be cleared at this time. i don't think the coffers are empty over there. [laughter] >> i do not know. [laughter] but i am one preserve that's my vote that's amazing amazing program from president bush.

>> okay coming up tonight on the big we can show will have an update on pope francis after the vatican reveals he is in critical condition. but first a fox news alert. the trump white house is working hard to end to biden era oars will have reports on the ground in israel and ukraine next. ♪ chocolate fundraiser. with the chase mobile app, things move a little more smoothly. ♪ deposit checks easily and send money quickly. ♪ that's convenience from chase. (vo) memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may seem like normal aging but could be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. the sooner you talk to your doctor, the more options you may have. learn more at amyloid.com.

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we are back with a fox news alert. president trump is a piece w in russia and ukraine as close as the u.s. nears an agreement for the rights to ukraine's rare earth minerals. >> i think we're pretty close to a deal. we better be close to a deal. because that has been a horrible situation. it would never h happen if i wee president. >> are going to try to get all the death. we are asking for rare earth and oil and anything we can get to get her money back. to get our money back, it is not fair. >> zelenskyyzelensky said he isl about a possible deal after meeting with trumps envoy keith kellogg. let's go to alex hogan with the

latest. >> i talked with one member of parliament here who said there are two major problems that stood out to her after this negotiation between the u.s. and russia. >> russia did not express any sign of willingness to end the war. they attac attack on the citized not stop. number two we did not hear from anyone about the security guarantees that ukraine will receive. this is the baseline to any negotiation. the fear here in kyiv among siblings each flag is a name written on a name of one of the countries fallen soldiers. here ukrainian state they were eight cease-fire will not protect them from future conflict. >> every day, more and more people are dying, young, very young people. children. >> i think a cease-fire will happen. the question is how long will it last? will the war start again? special president trump's special envoy president keith

kellogg left after several days meeting with zelensky. among items on the agenda, the deal involving ukraine's rare earth minerals that would compensate the u.s. for its military support. sources today tell fox ukraine into setback the agreement to the u.s. with suggestions. so linsky says his hope is restored after talks with kellogg. it followed a fiery war of words president trump bash zelensky as a dictator zelensky said trump with living in a disinformation bubble. russian forces now control 20% of the country. dr. siegel, back to you. >> alex hogan thank you. moving from one or zone to another hamas has released the six remaining hostages that were part of the first phase of their cease-fire deal with israel. president trump weighed in on the release earlier today. >> we had the hostages, given back today it's disgraceful what

is going on there. they are not in great shape but we've also seen them in worse shape but th their six hostages were delivered by hamas, what a terrible situation it is. >> despite the poor conditions the hostages were reunited with the friends and family. while israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to figure out the next phase of the cease-fire deal. reports say israel will hold off on releasing more than 600 palestinian prisoners until after this assessment. this comes as we learn of more living hostages who were set to be freed in phase two. let's go to port greg palkot who is in tel aviv, israel with more. >> the last living hostages planned for release in phase one of the israel hamas cease-fire

agreement are out first snatched by hamas on october 7. plus held after crossing into gaza 10 years ago. militants are putting on a propaganda display. next, three young israelis, alia, omar grabbed by hamas on that same day they look thinner and it showed some signs of illness. as well as 36-year-old released having also been held captive for a decade. the freed hostages brought to the idf and israel, chopper to a hospital in tel aviv in reunited with close family. set to be exchanged for these over 600 palestinian prisoners. across israel this day people celebrated amid sadness, for more deceased hostages are planned to be released in the coming week. after that some 60 alive and dead will still be held by

hamas. as the body that mother of two young sons, symbols of the hostage horror has now been handed over by hamas. an unknown woman had been brought back with the children earlier. the family sang today, sherry was returned home. talks regarding the next cease-fire phase have barely begun. a lot is at stake. a lot of lives at risk. >> thank you so much, greg please stay safe there. still ahead, doge is putting all federal workers unnoticed today. first, we will give you an update on pope francis as he fights for his life with god's help. we will be right back. speak now or forever hold your- [cough] only took 4-hour cough liquid? [cough] unlike robitussin dm, delsym liquid offers 12 hours of cough relief all day or night. delsym, cough crisis averted.

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riding in part quote the pope is not out of danger. this morning pope francis presented a prolonged asthmatic respiratory crisis. which also required the application of high flow oxygen. the 88-year-old felt ill at the start of the vatican's holy year celebration held every quarter century. let's go to stephanie bennett with the latest. >> the vatican says pope francis health has deteriorated over the last 24 hours. describing his condition as critical. the vatican said he suffered a prolonged asthma like respiratory crisis and needed blood transfusions because of a low platelet count associated with anemia for the doctors had to admit her high flow of oxygen because of his breathing crisis. but he remains alert they say. though he's more unwell than yesterday. say the moment the prognosis remains guarded. pope francis was admitted to rome's gemelli hospital has since been diagnosed with pneumonia in both both lugs bacterial, viral and fungal infections on top of his chronic

bronchitis but outside the hospital thousands gathered to play. >> we are here because we are faithful but he always asks us to pray for him too. we are here for that we help people come home soon. >> double pneumonia can inflame and scar lungs and make it difficult to breathe of course the pope has a history of respiratory illness having lost one long as a young man and suffering in the past. doctors warned that 88 years old he is a fragile patient. we'lwill be watching this very closely. in london, stephanie bennett fox news. >> stephanie bennett thank you so much. before we get started i want to go to you dr. siegel. i want to read the statement treating pope francis it reads sepsis with his respiratory problems and his age. it would be really difficult to get out of. this is the real risk in these cases that these germs pass through the bloodstream. he knows he is in danger.

dr. siegel? what's here's what we would look for in terms of sepsis. blood pressure dropping, acid forming in the blood and we would look for bacteria in the blood. we would monitor it. at his respiratory status has breathing status gets worse and worse. but they can tell by the stable vital signs that he is not on a ventilator. i think that is key. he's not on a ventilator but he's awake an alert for those are all very positive signs. as stephanie pointed out he has a scarred lung from a previous infection where they had to take out of a piece of his lung. so their scarring to begin with and his spread to both lungs which makes it very serious. i think what happened this morning with the asthma is something they probably got under control because you can use bronchodilators to open up the lungs again and oxygen. they can keep them stable like this while the antibiotics do their work, then he has a really good chance. >> arthel, about three years ago the pope confirmed that when he became pope he wrote his own resignation letter in the case that he became medically unfit

to continue the work and his duties as pope. we are not there yet, obviously pickwick snow, we are not there yet. make sense the pontiff would have done that. we are not there yet, so many novenas are going out for the pope. we do wish him well and are praying for the pope, the catholics around the world and christians everywhere i am sure wishing him well. >> catholics from the world are just watching it so closely. >> we pray for the pope every mass on sunday at lately we've been praying for him a little bit harder. what we do know, we are not doctors. we look at this point we do not know, we cannot decode this little medical messages we are getting. but, we know this. he is 88 we've all had relatives and loved ones have gone into the hospital and anything can get junior 88 anything can get you in the hospital, right.kuester. >> that's in you can get on the bacteria in the hospital. we do all we can medically i

have described it but i believe prayer has a role here too i think faith plus medicine at work together hand in hand and give them more of a chance. >> we are hearing and some of the italian media that his heart is still strong. that is incredibly encouraging. cook sends very important that's what i talk about blood pressure dropping if his heart is a strong it is pumping well is getting oxygen. all of that speaks favorably he might be able to recover. >> on me asking about giving him blood, the transfusion. that does not necessarily mean a bad thing that could help in his recovery, correct? >> exactly but it enables you to get more oxygen into the tissues you need. into the lungs begin antibiotics and there but you do not want to be low blood counts under that condition. that is what they would give it, to get to the point you get more oxygen. >> we are all watching very closely and of course praying for the pontiff. coming up eight list actor is

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migrant while on a morning run for her death became the flashpoint of a debate over illegal immigration. medicines carpino has the details on the changes to immigration laws since riley's death. work on this date last year at laken riley was found dead on the university of georgia campus. authoauthauthorities say in a ll venezuelan migrant brutally killed her after prosecutors say he went hunting for women that day. the case quickly became a center point of national immigration debate. especially this past election. i like to president trump find a fund in the first bill the new admin administration in his honor the lake and riley acted bipartisan support a requires federal officials to detain any migrant charged with crimes like shoplifting, assault, or any crime that causes death or serious injury. this week the new law was reportedly used to deport an undocumented migrant in indiana.

authorities said guatemalan citizen killed a 27-year-old in a car crash last year while driving without a license. you ga has been actively taking steps to protect the students f it were that many measures includes installing over 20 emergency call boxes. all with security cameras in a direct line to police it. also this last year riley's family created the lake and hope the foundation for the goal is to raise safety awareness for women. >> indeed thank you, madison bird illegal immigration is not just a safety risk it's also major health concern the trump administration is expected to issue a public health order to restrict border crossings as a migrant's coming to the u.s. are at risk of bringing over infectious diseases. president trump invoked title 42 in march of 2020 during the covid pandemic. but, the biden administration ended the order in january of 2023 when the white house to clear the end of the pandemic

and border crossings surged to historic highs back in 2023 read the "new york times" detailed trumps potential 2025 immigration plan to bring back title 42. citing stephen miller writing quote mr. miller said the centers for disease control and prevention would invoke the public health emergency power law known as title 42 to again refused to hear any asylum claims by people arriving at the southern border citing quote severe strains of the flu, tuberculosis, scabies, other respiratory illnesses like rsp and so on. more general issue of mass migration being a public health threat and conveying a variety of communicable diseases. doctor marcos are with you how concerned are you? cooked i am concerned for a title 42 is a richly brought in 2020 but believe it or not robert redfield who is head of the cdc at the time told me he brought that and because of flu, not even covid.

he said it was for colored but it was flu but i've done a deep dive and some of the custom and border protection stations and there are scabies. it's really hard to keep hygiene. it's very tough on the cbp agents. and then there are other things coming across because after all you are fleeing across the board at your not being checked for your vaccination status. you are not being checked to see if you have measles or not. you're not being checked for sexually transmitted diseases. i think it is reasonable to revoke title 42 with one proviso which is somehow when you send people back they may come back across again. we have to figure out a way to enforce that. want to be very clear as a physician i believe strongly people should be checked for communicable diseases before they come into this country. >> how do they do that is the point? i'm not saying it shouldn't be done i agree it should be done. but it's already a really messy process as it is. what your thoughts on that, tom?

they should be checked but how you do that? >> i was not a big fan of title 42 because i think immigration should be enforced based on immigration. i always thought it was a bit of an excuse. but, of title 42 is what you are using because it is the only thing in your arsenal that you can use, go ahead and use it. i don't think there's anything wrong about stopping people at the border, not just illegal immigrants but legal immigrants and how about myself. i feel like when i go to another country come back and go through customs they still ask me about my luggage, jevity cashews or fruit? >> exactly, right. looks we have to paid by these laws as well. you can have the health laws but you can basically say by the way, the border is closed to illegal immigrants it doesn't matter if you have a disease or not you cannot come in. >> limit get alicia inherent progress have to anticipate a big pushback from democrats here but we cannot forget this administration, as we have learned over the past four weeks

or so, they will pull out every tool inside the toolbox to answer the questions that americans had by that is how are you going to help us with the economy? how are you going to help us with immigration? that is exactly what they are doing they do not feel the speed of deportation is happening fast enough so they are looking at different tools. the president on the campaign trail very effectively managed to tie together immigration and crime part immigration and the economy and now he is going back to immigration and the health of the american public. >> kinder to tom's point if we go to any country they are going to have your paperwork where you going? how long you going to be there? and you are just going there to have a good time. you are being tracked. so back to bring you in now. >> i agree. in 1903 when my grandfather came into this country, they had to wait three days to make sure he did not have tuberculosis and that's before we even had modern medicine you come in this country legally you get check for disease. >> in the meantime texas are

dealing with the measles the outbreak of the measles. >> the western part of the state precooked is also part of going back and forth to mexico situation. i'm not saying everybody from mexico is bringing over diseases. i'm not saying that. i'm saying it's a bona fide concern to people living here in the u.s. so let's move on now it may not researchers at that one institute in china are sounding the alarm after discovering another covid like bat virus. according to the study, the new virus also shares the risk of animal to human transmission. but is not yet been identified in a living person the science behind the study is the infamous so-called fat lady. who runs the wuhan institute. she has long denied that covid leleak from the lab. i do not care where it c came fm i do know that this isn't anything else coming back over here for dr. mark are you concerned? we do not want to be alarmist either. >> good points. you already said in the lead up

i'm not sure we can really trust information coming from that lab, i am sorry. we never got her boots on the ground. but worse he about this virus it structurally similar to sarsen kofi to the one that because they covet pandemic but it's got to be carefully watched. i do not know how we get to watch it. but, i also do not wish to fear monger because it does not mean is going to be something it transforms human to human perks are not trying to be alarmist. but tom, i know your big on taking the sledgehammer approach to the trump administration is taking. what do you think? if the trump administration, president trump in particular can get to the bottom of this if it is something and he can stop that before comes this way? >> well, i'm not somebody says me too err on the side of caution because that got us into a lot of trouble because then the worst case scenario is how they approach of the enduring covid they did treat it with a sledgehammer.

they acted as if everyone was equally at risk for covid when n they weren't. and then they also acted as if everyone needed the same solution. so everyone had to get the same vaccine. i did not like that policy. i do not like paranoia that leads to overreaction pi think and i hope that president, if he has one flaw, he's never been great to calm people down. he could've done that a little more enduring covid, everyone needs to calm down. but they try to make us hysterical with the new strain of the virus i hope the president gets out there. maybe he, maybe jd was to be the hallmark get out there and say it let's not panic this time. >> think everyone has virus fatigue. right or wrong i think some of the stuff goes right past them. you know what, i've had enough. i do not know who to believe in himself frustrated that everything became so political that and actually done precooked by the way were not saying it's out there is for the sake of

this discussion to be clear. looks i'm not worried about this either. by the way it really quick i've got you to the teas earlier, tom is not like we are doctors, no, he is a doctor you are not the doctor at. [laughter] >> wwere not all geniuses here at. [laughter] alright, still ahead democrats cannot accept they are loose in the culture war be in the far lt media saying trump is to blame for all of the aviation accidents this year but we hit the street to find out what people really think in this week's talk of the town. you don't hurt cause you're old. you hurt because your mattress stinks, which makes our job a lot easier. sleeping on purple improves your energy by 20%, which is awful - for us. it's very good news for you. get up to $900 off a mattress and base. visit purple.com

>> so far this year we have seen nearly 100 aviation accidents and more than a dozen of them have been deadly. many are wondering what is going on in the skies? the far left media is trying to blame president trump and doge for all of this. including this week's incident in canada involving a delta air lines flight. >> he trump administration recently fired many employees of the faa administration. after looking all these mishaps a lot of people are nervous to these cuts affect you?

>> the cuts do not affect us. the reality is is over 50000 people at work at the faa and is worth 300 people they were noncritical functions. >> i'llwill take that as a no. the big we can show hit the streets to find out if other people believe trump is the reason why planes are crashing. and, if the scary incidents are stopping people from flying. >> all of the aviation you are seeing, you scare to travel? if they do not like to fly anyway so yes. >> is stealthily a cause for anxiety a little bit wondering what's going on. so it's a definitely little bit stressful. >> i'm not afraid of anything since i have my big brother precooked's i fly a lot for business. it's a little worrisome. on all this car trouble and things like that. >> i've been traveling for 25 years and have never seen a streak like this. something semi- not right in the

water. >> none particularly. i have full confidence does nothing to do with donald trump. >> i do not know if it's something that's happening more frequently or we are just hearing about it more. i am not sure. it could be an anomaly. >> wow, that is very interesting but we you surprised by any of the reactions question if these are people walking the streets of new york. there are already courting danger at. [laughter] cook said is true but statistically be more dangerous from what i understand. i think folks just want to feel safe out there in the skies. i don't think they appreciate being politicized from either side to be honest. and with other fairness to gayle king at the dig back to in the crash happened over the potomac the present some of his administration went into dei as a possible cause. i just do not think americans when they're getting on a plane are thinking about it in either direction right now but they just want to be safe. they just want to know that her

skies are safe in the technology technologies being updated. that is what the focus is and what the trump administration says it is focusing on right now. >> arthel, i think it is interesting. i thought of this what we're looking at these lately but we used to be afraid of terrorism. if your loved ones are going to the airport you are hoping everything goes well because we are on edge because of that. but now, it's more about the airlines themselves, right? >> we definitely want to make sure the airlines are taking care of their business and making sure we are safe. they are responsible for that. some of that worry we are experiencing right now is because of the coverage i'm not going to blame the media, we are part of the media. but you know how it goes. over the summers we see lots of shark bites and start reporting on that part of the stories are everywhere. sadly it's in everybody's mind and builds up a bit of anxiety. so now we are talking about these a p plane crashes certainy not to minimize catchment and meet people did die, lose their

lives or their loved ones. it's it want to make sure it's safe. i think when it becomes in the thenew cycle here is a problem n you have a shark on a plane, we better run. [laughter] we've got to run. >> we've had snakes on the plane, right? but shark? >> we don't want that. >> dr. kagan this incident that happened last week i was waiting for that come together moment. do you remember when sully sullivan took that plane and down to the hudson? that was a terrible thing the plane had to go down in the water. but everyone survived. he became a hero and we all celebrated together. i don't think that the same reaction. is it because the more cynical now? why aren't we celebrated the pilots for keeping thing alive on that flight? quickset so beautiful that you said that. i'd hadn't thought about that. they end up upside down and survived in the snow. we should've talked about that for their pilots of talking about maybe the gearing went

down on one side. but it really emphasize our divisiveness as a society. people are blaming donald trump when the plane lands in toronto. the faa had absolutely nothing to do with it. if it was a control tower issue would be canadian. it is nothing to us, the faa comic doge or donald trump. that shows you it's flame throwing not coming together what should be. >> delta ceo also in the interview pointed out the trump administration right now is committed to hiring additional controllers, investigators and safety investigators. so they are working on it. is it slow? yes, nothing will be fast enough for americans when it comes airline safety. but, he did make that point. quickset also include us to the flight attendants but they did a great job to pay. >> absolutely. >> coming up in another hour the big we can show president trump is given the u.s. military a makeover. makeover. he's bringing one air force

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