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and new york, pennsylvania. we have a full report in moments. ukrainian president zelenskyy sings sunday he would be willing to give up the presidency if it meant peace and nato membership for ukraine this is president trump special envoy steve witkoff said the u.s. and ukraine are expected to sign and minerals deal this week. welcome to fox news live i am mike emanuel. we'll have more in the stories just ahead. pope francis is conscious and having supplemental oxygen following arrest or crisis. the pope had a peaceful night and arres rested the remains in critical condition. jeff and paul is alive in rome with the very latest on the pope's condition. hi jeff. quick to feels very subdued outside the hospital in rome as we wait to hear anything new on pope francis condition. we are expecting the vatican to release some sort of update within the hour. during the last brief they said

the pop pope was awake. he was receiving oxygen he was in fact breathing on his own. the vatican is the words critical condition when they talked about his health he's alert, they even said the crisis is over at least for now the 88-year-old has been receiving high flows of oxygen to help him breathe after suffering from a prolonged asthmatic respiratory crisis. pope francis has been receiving blood transfusions. he was admitted for by 14th and beginning treatment for double pneumonia as a complex lung he hasn't stopped her from posting on postal media he thanked people all over the world. >> voice of the pope at the moment that world is full of hatred. he is a voice of love. he echoes what christ told his 2000 years ago we need him a

lot. we hope that he will be healthy very soon. >> the white house as president trump has been briefed on pope francis is condition press secretary karoline leavitt saying they're all paying for him. 34888 years old we have seen this pope have some health issues in the past. what makes this one particularly risky? >> you set it right off the top. he is 88 years old. it if any of you have elderly parents or family members you know as they get older it is just harder and harder to recover from any sort of illness whether it be respiratory or something more physical. but on top of that the pope's had a larger portion of his lung removed when he was very young. so you think about that. it's a respiratory illness, double pneumonia. it's not looking incredibly great but it is incredible to hear how the vatican is describing his attitude that he is still working, he's getting out of bed, he is eating. all of those points assigned to

a good direction they need him to stabilize keep moving towards improving precooked sprayers for the pope jeff thanks very much. trump administration is defending its actions the military after friday night the firing of top pentagon brass this is president trump touted his world wind agenda saturday at sea packet. lucas th thomason is live on the north lawn with more. >> good afternoon. shannon bream had exclusively trump's defense secretary pete hegseth spoke about trump sacking his senior military visor the chairman of the joint chief of staff. >> this is a reflection of the president wanting the right people around to execute the national security approach we want to take and i have a lot of respect i've come to know him over the course of the month he is an honorable man not the right man for the moment and ultimately the president made that call precooked at sea

packet trump did not address the fire at the s military top officer later fired the top officer the number two officer the top military lawyers for the army, navy, and air force. trump marked one month and office taking a victory lap of sorts outside the nation's capitol while touting success on the southern border cutting government waste trump said his trumps that hispredecessor left. >> joe was the worst and believe me i have to clean up the mess. i am cleaning up the mess it is ms wit the border, with inflati, every single thing he touched turned to [bleep]. >> cpac number of world leaders president it was due who convince trump to support the 60 billion-dollar aid bill in ukraine last spring after having dinner with trump trump tower. could trump do it this time to help end the war? >> donald trump i did trust his efficiency. an efficient and lasting peace

to ukraine as a polish praecipe trust russian president vladimir putin responded putin as a former kgb officer. >> thank you very much. elon musk is offering up a new ultimatum to federal workers document your progress or you are fired. mademadeleine rivera joins me nw with more on this unprecedented order. >> it sounds pretty clear when you look at it. it's a ton of confusion surrounding this directive but here's what elon musk posted yesterday afternoon you're consistent with president trump's instructions, all federal employees will shortly receive an e-mail to understand what they got done last week failure to respond will be taken as a resignation. a spokesperson for the office of personal management opm is asking employees to provide a

brief summary of what they did last week by the end of monday, see seat their main edge of the agency said this is part of their effort to make the federal workforce more efficient. >> people are getting paid. the getting second jobs, they're not going to work and a lot of people doing important work and one way to tell is, tells what you did last week. >> the way the trump administration has been going about to downsize the federal government has been criticized not only by democrats but also some republicans. newly minted fbi director kash patel for instance is directing agency personnel to pause any responses to the opm's e-mail saying the fbi is going to conduct reviews in accordance with its own procedures. >> is not that they can't do it you can't do it in this haphazard way where you have one guy it's is not even a department of the government sending e-mails out and then you have the people the president has appointed mike in kash

patel's instance our senate confirmed people saying no, disregard that. that is the person at the top has to give appropriate direction. >> opm also said in its note the agencies will determine any next steps there are some lack of clarity regarding what it would be for not following this directive. >> we will follow it, thanks very much. for more on this let's bring in tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn. senator welcome. >> good to be with you, thank you so much. >> elon musk assessing government employees to basically laid down but they've accomplished for the past week or so. that is triggering to some of your colleagues. from center tina smith this is the ultimate dick boss move for musk except he is not the boss he is just a dick. i apologize for the language i considered this a family program but that is what she said. what do you make of it?

>> what we know is happening through the doge efforts in the congress and the work we are doing is accountability for the u.s. taxpayer. we want people who have been working jobs, many of them working remote. not showing up to the office in years. many of them working only one day a week in the office tell us what you are doing with your time. this is what happens in the private sector. everybody has to fill out a report every week, tells what you're doing, what have you accomplished? what are your challenges? where do you need additional help or support? that is what you call proper management. we have a federal employees saying we do not want to do that. we want to do whatever we want to do on our time. that is not acceptable. >> a big role for you in the past month or so has been confirming the trump cabinet you were there at the white house when kash patel was sworn in as fbi director.

would you tell us about that experience? >> yes indeed. i was thrilled to be there with him. senator cruz and i were there we so enjoyed being a part of that. it is so important that we get the fbi back on track that we eliminate two tiers of justice that the american people know they can trust the institution. just like employees and what they're going to spend their time doing the american people want to see that transparency, accountability and trustworthiness and all federal government positions. that's why we are pushing the president's agenda to make sure we are at right sizing and down sizing the federal government. >> the nation's governors have been in town and president trump and the governor of maine got into it over the issue of transgender athletes. offered this reaction i want to

play him and then i will get you to respond. >> we help people can disagree in a way that elevates the discourse and tries to come to a common solution around what the issue is. i don't think that necessarily a model of that hurt are you surprised the main governor picked that issue to pick a fight with the president? >> this is one of those defining issues between the left and the right. we fully believe president trump is right on this. it is the policy of the federal government we will support title ix is there for women and win women'ssports we will not s, biological men and women sports. and, as president trump said this is the federal position and therefore the governor should be enforcing that. she should want to protect women

in women's sports. it is unbelievable that she would choose to not do that. >> president trump is urging republicans in congress to stick together as you all work to codify his major priorities. let's play the president. >> and think the speaker and the leader have done a fantastic job. that was soon and jon's. two guys really working hard and doing it. they're doing a great job. but we have a lot to stick with. we have a lot to stick together for. it's never been done before. >> they take different approaches on passing that legislation. will you all stick together to get it done? >> the goal is to support the president's agenda. that is what we did in the senate on friday -- mike on thursday as we work through the process. it may be three bills that we do in the senate.

one we just put in place the president's agenda on border, military let's follow that with our second reconciliation that will make the trump's tax cuts permanent based on policy. and then the third bill, this time next year where we can deal with issues like tax on tips and to over time and to social security. on some of those issues what we do not want to do is to preclude as much as we can. we want to make as many reductions in federal spending as we possibly can. so, let's not shortchange ourselves. let's not say we are happy with the trillion one and a half trillion or two or two and a half. let's keep pushing until we remove the fat from the federal government. we achieve a savings, and tax

savings for the american people. >> we are nearly out of time are you sympathetic with his slim majority in the house? >> this is why the president wants options the house has one approach which is one big beautiful bill we in the senate think we can reduce more and remove outdated agencies. if we do it thr three bills andh ourselves that direction so that we leave no antiquated programs or wasteful spending. this is important to do for our kids and grandkids. this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. let's take the advantage of having three possible reconciliations. use them all and cut as much as we can. >> senator marsha blackburn from the great state of tennessee p thank you for your time. >> you got it, thank you. he will delay the release of

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police officer in pennsylvania was fatally shot inside a hospital saturday while two other officers were shot and killed during a traffic stop in virginia beach late friday night. cb cotton is here w at the late. >> and gaston 24 hours we learned of three officers on the east coast to being shot and killed. first in virginia beach, virginia that police chief says two of his officers were executed after a traffic stop on friday. photos of the fallen officers have just been released. officer cameron on the left of your screen have been with the department since 2020. officer christopher reese on the right since 2022. virginia beach police says the men tried to stop a car with an expired plate. investigator said the suspect, jon mccoy the third until reaching a dead end. they said when mccoy finally got out of the car a tussle broke out according to the chief who says it ended moments later when mccoy pulled a pistol from his

pocket and shot both officers who later died at local hospitals. the police department says the suspect 102,009 felony conviction and his body was found at a nearby shed with what appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> this incident was caught on a body worn camera and the in car camera. so yes, we have video of all of it. i will tow it is quite horrific. >> nearly 30 miles south of harrisburg, pennsylvania around 10:30 a.m. saturday morning suspect ortiz held a hospital staff members as hostages and even restrained one of them with a zip tie for the district attorney said during a news conference police departments arrived on scene to defuse the situation. but, a shoot out eventually took place by the suspect was killed and three police officers were struck to include officer andrew who was killed. according to his linkedin page she had served with the westward

police department for nearly three years and previously served with the denver police department for more than five years. the two other officers doctor, nurse, custodian who were all wounded during the tragedy, thankfully are in stable condition. the d.a. says the target to the hospital after being there earlier this week. but mike, the motive is still unknown. back to you. mike: devastating we can for those law-enforcement families. cb cotton, thanks a lot. israel seeking guarantees for the release of the next hamas hostages as it halts the release of palestinian prisoners. a senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live in tel aviv with the latest. hello greg. >> hello michael, more trouble for the very fragile cease-fire agreement between israel and hamas. after yesterday's release of six is sixisraeli hostages from hams captivity, the usual terrorist

propaganda displays there was to be an exchange of 600 palestinian prisoners from israeli jails. the security israel prime minister announced the exchange with definitely delayed his words to ensure the release of the next hostages without degrading ceremonies hamas complained. aisraeli watch the reunion to family members with freed captives over the weekend. also where the planned release of another or deceive hostages in the coming week. that would basically mark the end of phase one of the cease-fire. sixty hostages both alive and dead are still held by hamas. they were set to be released and a still to be negotiated phase two. that was supposed to start next weekend. interviews today president trump the middle east envoy steve witkoff said he'd soon be coming to the region part he expects phase two of the agreement to go forward. but he's going to try to negotiate an extension of phase

one. that is keep the hostages and prisoner exchanges happening. but, putting off a bit the hard questions about gaza. finally, a double show of force in lebanon today. tens of thousands attended a funeral for former leader killed an israeli airstrike last september. a ceasehe sees part was later cd the israel/hezbollah war paid the current leader are still here and so did israel in many ways as the fighter jets buzz the events and the airstrikes throughout the day. one more note, plan for wednesday the funeral and her two young sons. they were longtime symbols of the hostages and murdered by hamas and captivity. their remains were finally all returned. the ser services being cap to te family. but mike, the family has invited the public to line the funeral

or routes to the burial site. i can guarantee you that routes will be well attended. back to you. >> one emotional day that will be. greg, thanks a lot. ♪'s before u.s. envoy steve witkoff of mineral deals with ukraine is expect to be signed this week. this is a leading member present in her circle states ukraine will not compromise on independent integrity or sovereignty as talks to end the war continue. alex hogan is live tracking develop much of the war-torn country. >> hi mike, ukraine said russia launched a record number of attack drones overnight with sirens blaring every couple hours during the incoming russian attacks. this is a look at the night sky over at kyiv last night that the systems blaring every couple of hours in the evening hours all the way up until near dawn for

ukraine said russia launched 206 to seven drones overnight toward ukraine. some damage buildings and cars. zelenskyy just wrapped up speaking to the press about the war effort in the minerals deal with the u.s. he said talks on that will continue to break the deal would compensate the u.s. for military support by sharing profits of ukraine's rare earth minerals. zelenskyy says he wants to see security guarantees from the u.s. to ensure that u.s. has a vested interest in ukraine safety. he also shrugged off some of that recent firestorm words between him and tromp in this ts past week. former president says he is hoping ukraine will strike a call martone with the u.s. he told me he did not want to hear any anymore stadium politis from zelenskyy. he wanted more professional diplomacy. zelenskyy today also says he would like to set up a meeting with president donald trump.

he would like to continue the conversations with washington. he also said he would be willing to step down as a president if that meant the membership to nato or peace. mike: alex hogan alive thanks very much. nick: . mike: for more on this heritage foundation senior research fellow author of u.s. naval power in the 21st century brent sadler. welcome. >> thanks for having me on. mike: defense secretary pete hegseth talk to a crane on "fox news sunday." let's play him. >> we have been very clear about that u.s. troops will not be on the ground in ukraine. but, comic-con partnership is important. it's an important commitment to ukraine. i've been privy to these conversations, great progress is being made. zelenskyy should come to the table because this economic partnership is an important thing for the future of his country. and we hope he will very soon. what is your assessment of

ukraine? >> the near-term you've got to get a successful peace negotiation were cease-fire but hopefully it ends up laughing there's a lot of details the devil is in the details. let's assume that is successful. the next thing is you get lasting a enduring shared intert one of the foundations of that is economic so that is how this mineral deal solidifies a u.s./ukrainian security arrangement. not necessarily explicitly but with u.s. interest in ukraine if they are threatened by russia in the future and the ukraine as one pathway of american security guarantee. cook sounds like it's close on the rare earth minerals how significant would that be? >> rare earth minerals the processing of it is very costly something we do not like to do in the united states. so getting greater access diversified away from mainland china that helps us in a strategic sense. so it is helpful for us it's not the only solution out that the united states there are other options it makes our negotiating position in this deal stronger

quite frankly. >> friday night we saw a massacre at the pentagon not literally but in terms of some leadership being swapped out including chairman of the joint chiefs. any surprises there? >> honestly know. many of the senior officers had known they were under scrutiny. there were concerns how could they position themselves in the next administration. but clearly the last four years, the performance and the biden administration they understood the nation's going to take a different direction overwhelmingly. very popular elite support it's a change in the leadership at the top is the first step. if you're going to change direction at pete hegseth leadership absolute return to lethality. >> to he tagore could be on the way? >> i think soper this is not the end. as a scrutiny goes outside the pentagon to other military educational institutions like the naval academy, west point, we are already starting to see there are some news and things coming out that are also troubling i would expect for the

scrutiny you might see more changes coming. >> delicate cease-fire in the middle east. they are supposed to start phase two in the coming days how do you see that? >> when dealing with a group like hamas and all of the chairs they have committed against humanity, the end it state is very important to restate again. hamas cannot be allowed to have any kind of influence or governing role in gaza. so, how do we get to that? that can't be changed but how we get to there through the hostage release is important to get people back home. but that goal has got to be the same brother was in a few years hamas will be back or one of its surrogates will begin the exact same thing killing babies and raping women. >> are seen the iranian regime saber rattling threatening israel no surprise there i suppose. but some of that for domestic consumption because they're so unpopular with their own people? >> yes that is a good estimation or calculation of the iranian

regime it is much more brittle than most people acknowledge internally they all have serious problems this however is not the time to relent on the pressure of that regime. and expect in the near future a return to a very aggressive and punishing sanctions that will apply even further pressure on that very terroristic regime based in tehran. hopefully we will see the page returned. we are discerned to the beginnings of a return to the abrahams accords, engagement saudi arabia. i think we are on the cusp of a perhaps a new beginning in the middle east towards peace. mike: thank you for your time. always interesting. coming up the very latest on the help status of pope francis. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday.

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speaker: my little miracle is beckett. [christina perri, "a thousand years"] i have died every day waiting for you. we wouldn't be where we are without saint jude. and in turn, we wouldn't be where we are without those people that have donated. pope francis is a conscious receiving supplemental oxygen phone the respiratory crisis saturday by the vatican said the pope had a peaceful night and rested but he remains in critical condition.

the pontiff took to ex this morning to thank worshipers around the world for their consoling prayers. for more on the pope's condition let's bring in fox news senior medical analyst dr. marc siegel. dr. kagan welcome. >> hi mike, how are you a question. >> great, thanks. thank you for being here. your thoughts and we were in for the vatican on the pope's condition? >> on the positive side is the fact he has not been put on a ventilator there's been no discussion on that. if you were de- compensating for a respiratory or pulmonary point of view because of severe pneumonia they would be talking about that and may be doing that to protect his lungs and to suction him out by the fact he sitting up in a chair and conversing, all very positive signs there talk about sepsis which means when you get sepsis or blood pressure goes down i mean sea bacteria or whatever it probably bacteria spread to the blood that is more life-threatening he has not as far as i can tell gone into that at all.

that is a good sign because one out of three pneumonias can cause that it's what they really, really look out for. he is at gemelli hospital which is number one in italy, number one in rome, 1500 bed hospital serves a university, is the top care which she is getting you would not find that surprising he is on oxygen that's probably a precaution for the probably reversed his respiratory yesterday that wheezing with bronchodilators to open his lungs. i'm watching to see how long he needs oxygen and how well he is responding to antibiotics. which is probably the key to his recovery. mike: when we spoke yesterday it sound like a dire situation. does that s it sound like the ds got a handle on what's causing the pope so much trouble? >> i love hearing that he had a restful night. that may sound like a layman's term if you are in sick and in an icu setting or in critical care the idea you had a peaceful sleep filled nights is very

positive. of the event was yesterday he's in a better place today and he was yesterday but he would not be sitting up in a chair if he was not in a better place. i do not know what concentration of oxygen they are using. clearly what they are using is working. support the challenges of an 88-year-old pope. let's play that and i will get you to react. >> look, we've got to be realistic. you get double pneumonia in anybody, you are worried. if a child gets double pneumonia. you have double pneumonia and 88-year-old man who only a 75% of his lung capacity and is struggling with arthritis and a bunch of stuff, it's not looking good. i admire his grip, i admire his resilience i am praying with him and for him. but we have to be realistic because he certainly is. >> what about that, doc? >> i love carlo i've interviewed him for my miracles book. he's smart medically he's right about a bunch of things personally does not have a long

reserve because he lost a piece of his lung. secondly he is 88. thirdly, he had pneumonia last year was in the hospital this is a recurrent pneumonia that is occurring on scarring on top of scarring. he had another surgery on the bowel. he has a lot of medical issues i would differ from the cardinal in one respect and he would agree at this, prayer plays a huge role in the cardinal is the first to tell me that prayer plus great medicine, i'm more optimistic that he may recover then the cardinal's again it's vevery short on this. >> the power of prayer dr. marc siegel thank you for your time and analysis today. >> thanks great to see you. >> polls are open in germany for early election no impact european politics and financial markets the first exit polls released moments ago showed the conservatives leading them. stephanie bennett is live in london to explain why this high-stakes election is being watched closely around the globe. >> hey mike, some are describing this as the most important

election of the lifetime. within 60 million eligible voters in germany. the polls are now closed and that tallying is getting underway. this was a snap election after the previous government collapsed german chancellor olaf scholz lost a vote of no-confidence in parliament last year. he is now up against several others vying for the top roll up in the front runner isn't frederick with the conservative christian democrats and al alict the far right anti- immigration for germany or afd party. they're tipped to come second the exit polls released are now showing a victory with 28.5% of the vote followed by 20% for the afd party a new record for them. meanwhile projections show scholz party a 16.5% is their worst at the result. these are not official but a good indication. one voter it said it is

customary to wear it on sundays for church, dinner, or to vote for every voter gets two votes one directly candidates and the other for a party list. >> due to the situation in germany i think it's even more important that people vote. i hope for a change of energy costs are affordable again and this country, which is now divided, hopefully something will change and things will get a little bit better in migration and we can get under control. >> again things are still up in the air. it's going to take some time to form a new government. if the conservative leader does when he said he hopes to form the new government by mid april pit that would mean in the meantime aloft scholz would remain as a caretaker. mike: stephanie bennett live in london, stephanie thanks a lot. one person is dead, five police officers are hurt after knife attack in france it happened during a busy market during the border with germany and switzerland. they arrested a nigerian man is

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>> i am not happy with mexico. i'm not happy with canada either print and post 25% tariffs on all foreign steel and aluminum. i will soon impose reciprocal tariffs on any country that charges us. and by the way reciprocal means they charged us, we charge them same thing. so nobody can be upset, right? wasn't trumbull soon impose reciprocal tariffs on any country that charges the united states but what is that mean for the auto industry and others? for more on this let's bring it anderson economic group ceo patrick anderson. welcome. >> good morning. >> president trump also talked

about his issues with eu pit let's play him and i will get you to react to it. >> the european union wants to lower their tariffs because of the fact we were paying we could not sell a car, we could not sell or farm products there. they would not take anything and tnow all of a sudden they're being very nice and that is going to happen with a lot of others too. >> you disagree with his approach, patrick? >> the president obviously campaigns and he would use tariffs he actually came to detroit a couple weeks before the election and said he would impose tariffs or try to use tariffs as a tool to lower other trade barriers to deal with illegal immigration in drugs and major issues that voters voted on. i do think we are now hopefully getting some action from europe, from mexico and canada on issues such as border security. i do worry and you see from the estimates from our company that imposing these has a very

damaging effects on the cost of vehicles, would lead to losses of jobs in the united states as well as in canada and mexico. that is a big concern. so i hope we resolve these issues without having to go down the road of a punishing tariffs appeared. this commerce secretary also talking tariffs. let's play him. >> what we are going to do as the president said, reciprocal tariffs. you bring yours and down or we are going to bring ours up. if we go to their level it will earn us $700 billion a year to be equal to everybody else and there goes our deficit and interest rates can smashing down. and the whole economy explodes higher. >> is there another approach, another way to level the playing field with some of our alex both in europe and our neighbors? >> is a great way to do it in

the united states he pioneered it with enough, now the u.s. and mexico, canada trade agreement it gives low barriers for both the united states and canada and mexico for specific commodities. especially automobiles which is the one of the major manufacturing products of the american heartland and also states like south carolina, texas, california as well as ontario and we have a benefit both united states and canada which have this relationship going back to the 1960s have benefited greatly. so i agree the commerce secretary their berries should go down. ours should go down we would both benefit if we both do that. in fact, that is what we have done and the automobile industry and then later on usmca. >> about 10 seconds left, when your biggest concerns? inflation, job loss? >> if you were to go down the road of 25%, 10% tariffs this is

a 4000, 8000, 10,000 dollars per car assembled in north america. much less for cars imported from asia. that's a very big concern. mike: patrick think of them she got to run.om much more ahead an td clean the report from the vatican on pope francis. ls you can trust at prices you'll love. progressive makes it easy to see if you can save money with a commercial auto quote online so you can get back to your monster to-do list. super helpful. see if you can save money at progressivecommercial.com. thank you.

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