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following the respiratory crisis. he's being treated for pneumonia in a complex lung infection, a warning to thank them for their closeness and controlling prayers. welcome to another hour of fox news live, live to rome for the latest on the pope's condition and moments. >> the trump administration the pending action to reshape the united states military after friday night's firings of top pentagon brass. president trump counted his whirlwind agenda at cpac. lucas tomlinson is live with more. >> good afternoon and one of those defending president trump's decision to fire his senior military advisor, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general defense secretary pete hegseth provided this tidbit. >> we want world war ii seven

four-star general. we have 44 today, 163 four-star generals and created better outcomes or not, we are challenging assumptions to streamline what we do so we get as many resources as possible to the worksite. >> former marine corps pilot democratic candidate mitch mcconnell responded well as he wants to go back to world war ii. maybe we should get rid of that decision. for years from 1789 to 1947, secretary of work so perhaps there could be a name change coming in but the position has been there for a long time. cpac yesterday president trump says he thinks he's pretty close to ending russia's war in ukraine and blamed what he called a mess he inherited from his predecessor. >> joe is the worst and i have to clean up the mess. i'm cleaning up the mess and it is a mess on the border.

every single thing he touched turned to [bleep] >> more u.s. troops could be coming to nato allies with six on ukraine's border. >> we discussed lengthening u.s. presidents in my conversation with secretary hakes as, discussing whether it would be possible to bring additional troops and he did not exclude such a possibility. >> in germany earlier this month i asked, are there plans on the books to remove 80000 troops currently stationed on the european continent? they said a review is underway. >> many thanks. ♪ >> elon musk offering up another quarter as he pushes to boost efficiency. madeline rivera joins me with more on this. >> this has to do with federal

workers given about 48 hours to respond to this ultimatum. elon musk once federal employees to send an e-mail with a list of things they accomplished last week and he says failure to respond would be taken as a resignation. the office of personal measurement it confirmed asking employees to set a brief summary of what they did last week. the deadline on this post end of monday. it's not mentioned at the terminations, agencies will determine the next steps. musk's directive after president trump urged him to be more aggressive despite goat gaining access to a dozen firings of thousands of federal workers. >> i don't think it is a request, i would ask my employees to let me know what they are doing but i will double down on the fact of we don't need to be so cold and we will put dignity in this as well been

a confusion surrounding this, fbi director kash patel is telling agency personnel to cause any responses to the opm's e-mail saying fbi is going to do its own reviews in accordance with its own procedures. >> you have people doing this, you do this, you do that. it shows this idea of musk coming in with a chainsaw he was famously brandishing at a political event in washington d.c. this week. it's a lot more complicated than that morning government is more public it than that. >> federal employee union, the american federation of government employees promising to respond saying it will challenge unlawful terminations of its members. >> sound like a fight ahead. >> for more on this and democratic response to doge overhaul, maryland senator,

welcome. you heard elon musk e-mailing federal employees asking them to justify what they've done for the past week. he further clarified today saying the reason this matters is that a significant number of people who are supposed to be working for the government are doing so little work they are not checking e-mail at all. in some cases we believe nonexistent people with identities of dead people are being used. how do you respond? >> first of all, elon musk has been lying through his teeth to the american people time and time again, they claim to have identified some misspending area where the vast majority of ca cases, it's plain untrue. you saw him with the chainsaw what he's doing is trying to dismantle important services that benefit all the american people to make room for tax cuts for rich people and billionaires, people like elon musk.

that's what's going on, nothing to do with government efficiency and trying more to make government work for people like elon musk. >> i recognize people are your constituents so i want to be sensitive but with $36 trillion and growing, do we need course correction in washington? >> i'm all for identifying savings. a couple of years ago we passed legislation to finally give the federal government the power to negotiate lower drug prices, the medicare program like insurance company can do. unfortunately we were posed by republicans at the time but saved medicare and medicare recipients lots of money so i'm all for finding deficiencies. what a not for is this indiscriminate, across the board cutting chainsaw like cutting that goes after people who work in veterans hospitals, people who are food safety inspectors,

it goes after people trying to track avian flu and then they say hoops, bring them back for nuclear security administration. this is not about efficiency, this is an idiotic way to go about trying to make changes in the bottom line purpose is to clear the way for tax cuts for rich americans at the expense of everybody else. >> is your only recourse whether the court shut down elon musk on what he's doing? >> that is definitely a recourse because elon musk gets to be a dictator at tesla but last time i checked, there's no article in the constitution that gives elon musk's power. he did not go through the advice and consent process the heads of agencies have to go through. as you indicated, kash patel, the director of the fbi now, told his employees not to respond because elon musk doesn't have the authority.

that was also true at the state department so he is running a renegade operation outside the bountiful law and we are seeing temporary restraining orders from lots of courts. >> there's a shakeup at the pentagon friday night, pete hegseth talked about it today. i'm going to play that. >> nothing about that is unprecedented. the president deserves to pick his key national security and military advisory team. there are lots of presidents who make changes and i have a lot of respect, i got to know him over the course of a month, he's an honorable man, not the right man for the moment. >> what is your assessment of the shakeup the pentagon? >> it is highly unusual for presidents to come in and get rid of highly qualified decorated officers who served this country with distinction, who know how to fight wars. i'm nervous because if we watch

what trump said with respect to ukraine where he is siding with putin and says ukraine and walensky started the war and zelenskyy is the dictator, not putin, i worry he wants to bring in people at the defense department who died with him and putin against nato allies and people who support freedom around the world. >> is a possible some of what he saying is trying to get zelenskyy to the negotiating table? >> this is not rhetoric. this is serious business. i met with zelenskyy a week ago. nobody wants to end this war more than ukrainian people. they've suffered dramatically. they also want to protect their sovereignty so you don't go into negotiation the way trump has by giving up key leverage from the get-go and you certainly don't go about it by getting rid of statement, for example, g7 which

is said russia is the aggressor. you have trump administration's whitewash all of that history and reverse it. that's why people experience whiplash around the world. >> the great state of maryland, thank you for your time today. >> good to be with you. >> pope francis receiving supplemental oxygen following respiratory crisis saturday. the pope had a peaceful night and rested but remains in critical condition. jeff paul is live with the latest on his health. >> very subdued feeling here as we wait for anything new on his condition. we are expecting and update any minute, they typically come around 7:00 local time, 1:00 eastern so we should have that

any moment and to get an update but during their last briefing this morning, they said pope francis was alert receiving oxygen but breathing on his own. all good signs, a far cry from the update hundred four hours ago where he used the words for the first time, critical condition when describing himself. officials today say is alert, eating and they said the quote crisis is over for now. the 88-year-old has been receiving oxygen to help him breathe after suffering from a prolonged asthmatic respiratory crisis. pope francis received blood transfusions and admitted february 14 and has been getting treatment for double pneumonia and complex lung infection that hasn't stopped him from posting on social media where he thinks people from all over the world for their closeness and their prayers. >> the voice of the pope is so important, the world is full of hatred and he's a voice, he

echoes what christ told us 2000 years ago so we need him and we hope he will be healthy very soon. >> there are few factors impacting his condition and road to recovery. he is 88 years old and doctors said his age exist condition touch and go. he had a large portion of one of his lungs removed when he was young so that adds to his fragile state. the white house has been briefed on his condition. trump received a brief and the press secretary for the white house saying they are all praying for pope aransas. >> live in rome, thank you very much. for more on pope francis, dwt and news vice president editorial director matthew, welcome. >> great to be with you. >> your reaction to the events?

it appears the pope is doing better today but obviously it's a roller coaster ride this weekend. >> the doctors have been clear his condition is critical. the reality is as we heard from many guests on this show, he is 88 years old, many underlying health complications so being realistic, we have to brace or a long recovery if he does recover. we will have to see. obviously as doctor siegel said to you, a combination of medical care but also the importance of prayer. >> from the new york times, many who have interviews francis driven by mission and discipline in his early training essentially worked himself into the hospital but his grueling schedule which would exhaust anyone let alone an 88-year-old with a series of health issues is his personality and his

vision, what about that? >> it is correct. we've seen from the beginning is been a workaholic. he was going during the summer, he does vacations to continue working. last year despite a host of medical problems, he undertook the longest trip flying all the way to southeast asia for 13 days. when he got back he looked more rested than any of the reporters trying to keep up with him. then he had a grueling fall of the schedule throughout october and then advent and christmas season so it is absolutely true he's committed to continuing this task he feels he's been given despite the price and now we are seeing some of the results of that.

>> he has said if help become an issue, he has a resignation later letter. >> i'm not telling him to go anywhere but your thoughts? >> he mentioned he has written a letter, several pups in history have, pull the six had one and get pope francis with his sense of humor said i'm not entirely sure what happened to it so he's also said resignation has not really entered his mind. he is very much aware of the fact that there may come a time when he's physically incapacitated and wants legal provision place but he obviously does not intend to give up continuing to work. as leader of 1.4 billion catholics. >> what is the reaction at the dwt and to this news? >> with been covering popes for 40 years and we are hearing from people all over the world

praying for him and pope francis on the night of his election asked everyone, pray for me and that's one of the most important things catholics can do at this time and continue to pray for him but there's a great phrase this morning from rome who said one of the majors, represents the pope for the city, he said all of us pray together as one great family and a helpful reminder of the importance of prayer especially at a critical moment like this. >> i think plenty of praying for him, too. thank you very much. >> great to be with you. >> three police are dead in two separate shootings. the details are next. ♪

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in part, the last 24 hours with loss three of our greatest guardians of justice doing it unacceptable criminal acts of violence against law enforcement. the latest tragedy nearly 30 miles south in pennsylvania around 10:30 a.m. saturday. district attorney says suspect arch angel ortiz targeted the icu at the hospital after being there earlier this week but the motive is still unknown and the details are just disturbing. investigators say arch angel ortiz held hospital staff members as hostages and restrained one of them with a zip tie. the district attorney says during a news conference multiple police departments arrived on scene to defuse the situation but a shoot out eventually took place. the suspect was killed and three police officers were struck to include officer andrew duarte who was killed. according to his linkedin, he served with the west police

department nearly three years and previously served with the police department more than five years. his colleagues left her broken. >> incredibly smart person and dedicated to serving our community, one of the most successful enforcer in the police department. >> the two other officers, doctor, nurse and custodian all wounded during this tragedy, thankfully are in stable condition. before this in virginia beach, virginia, the police chief said two of his officers were executed after a traffic stop friday night. officer cameron on the left of your screen been with the department since 2020. officer christopher reese on the right since 2022. virginia police paul says the man tried to stop a car with expired plates but the driver,

john mccoy the third didn't pull over until reaching a dead end. investigators say when he finally got out of the car, it ended moments later when.pulled a pistol from his pocket and shot both officers who later died at local hospitals. the police department says the suspect had a 2009 felony conviction and his body was found at a nearby shed with what appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> devastating those law enforcement families. an airman is that after a shooting at air force base in new mexico. the branch that happened during the pursuit outside the base gate. officials have not revealed the identity of the shooter or if anyone is in custody. another airman was injured when he was shot in the hand it has been released from the hospital. the air force says the incident is not related to terrorism. coming up, cpac attendees vote,

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israeli prime minister's office delaying the release of palestinian prisoners for the initial phase guarantees release for the next hostages without humiliating ceremonies. greg alcott is live with the latest. >> there is more trouble for that fragile cease-fire agreement between israel and hamas. yesterday's release, six israeli hostages from hamas captivity and usual terrorist propaganda displays, the was to be an exchange of 600 palestinian prisoners from israeli jails. as you noted after security meeting, and netanyahu announced the exchange was delayed to ensure the release of the next hostages without degrading

ceremonies. hamas calling it a violation. as israelis watch the reunions of family members with greed kat is over the weekend, they are aware plant release of another fourth deceased hostages in the coming week marking basically the end of phase one of the cease-fire agreement. sixty hostages alive and that are held by hamas, set to be released and still to be negotiated phase two and that was supposed to start next weekend. president trump middle east envoy steve wycoff said he will come to the region including israel this week and said he expects phase two to go forward but he's going to try to negotiate an extension of phase one, keep the hostages and present exchanges happening putting off a little more, the hard questions about gaza.

double show of force in lebanon, tens of thousands of people for former hezbollah leader killed an israeli airstrike, cease-fire called in the hezbollah war and they are so they are inserted israel in the way as they are fighter jets bus to the events and airstrikes throughout the day. plan for wednesday, the funeral of shira and her two young sons, the longtime symbols of the hostage holder, murdered by hamas in captivity and remains were all finally returned. the service will be private but the family invited the public to line the funeral on the way to the burial site. that is going to be a well attended funeral. >> heartbreaking seeing those young faces. thanks very much.

>> zelenskyy saying sunday he be willing to give up presidency if it meant peace and nato membership for ukraine. president trump special envoy wycoff says u.s. and ukraine are expected to sign a deal this week. alex hogan today tracking developments from their. >> the deal which remains a top priority for the white house would compensate the u.s. for military support by providing some of the profits of ukraine's rare earth minerals. in order for that volodymyr zelenskyy today says he wants security guarantees from the u.s. in that agreement. today he explained he would be willing to step down as president if that meant peace or a membership to nato. as for his his relationship with trump, he said that was never the best. he went on to say that he was thankful for the support of the president the u.s. government

and the american people. tomorrow marks three years since the start of russia's invasion. growing military as a reminder of the cost of work. one culture, but once markle would have been maxine's 30th birthday his parents are trying for the better part of a decade to conceive, he was there only child and they are just one of the many families ripped apart by grief and beliefs on whether striking a deal is the right thing to do. >> i wish it was over now. look how many people died. >> so more people don't die it was putin who came here. it's not up to us to stop the war. if we do, the father of my child, what did he die for? >> last night was one of the heaviest nights from russia since the start of the war

ukraine think russia lost as many as 267 attack drones last night alone. >> thanks very much. >> donald trump is a chaos agent who promised to lower costs, lower high cost of living in the united states of america and he's doing the opposite because he's not focused on it, he's unleashing chaos on the american people. we are not losing in court, we are winning in court. the trump administration is losing. >> as the house minority leader hakeem jeffries calling out the trump administration saying democrats are winning as they continue to resist trumps government overhaul. let's bring in today's political panel. with me here is founder of jk strategies jack and democratic strategist, welcome to both of

you. jack, are democrats winning? >> no, trump took his victory lap as different media organizations defined it in different ways that cpac improperly said this last month has been unprecedented in terms of the amount of winning and accountability, the amount of action. there have been some hiccups but that's going to happen when you are engaged in this kind of change so he can talk about chaos and constitutional crisis is but you have to go back to fdr to find anything close to this. >> leader jeffries beasley is dealing with the fact that republicans from the city at least for now, is that the frustration you are hearing from him? >> democrats are winning in court and every time there's a lawsuit filed in response to one of these executive orders, we see it ruled that president

trump actions are unconstitutional, illegal but it's been 34 days since president trump took office and he campaigned on this america first policymaking approach and all we've seen the last 34 days or chaos and discriminate cuts and an attack on the civilian workforce so i think chaos probably characterize as we have seen in the past month and some change so former figure jeffries is referring to not just the policy, not just the cuts made but the instability and chaos americans are feeling. this is not the support the american people requested when they asked for lowering prices and making the cost of living much more affordable. >> let's dig into the cuts but first, president trump talked about going to fort knox. >> also going to fort knox.

i'm going to go with elon. [cheering and applauding] would anybody like to join us? [cheering] we want to see if the gold is still there. [cheering] >> the president clearly having a good time in front of conservative supporters. what about efforts by the president and elon musk to get rid of it x. >> people may laugh but that symbolic of what's happening the people don't necessarily see, the massive amounts of fraud and social security recipients who are nonexistent but that's hard to touch and feel and understand so if they do go to work boxing away, it's a way to say with see what's there, it might not be what we think it is. i do want to say it's not indiscriminate, i know from my member organization u.s. hhs,

secretary kennedy, they are working hand-in-hand with the new political officials to look at the workforce, the two parts. the cuts but also voluntary resignations. there are some of the fda, there are some reviewers important to review medical devices where innovation can move forward that might or not might be revisited but even if the cuts go through, there's such a dramatic increase at hhs, it will be a small number compared to where the budget was in 2019. >> you heard senator say no one here is looking to argue against finding deficiencies in government but the actions elon musk and the trump administration have taken in the first month shows they are not looking to zero in on specific inefficiencies or problems, they are looking to make sweeping

cuts and whatever is on the cutting board, so be it and that is the wrong approach. >> we have breaking news, my apologies. >> fox news alert, american airlines flight from new york to india was forced to land do what they call a security issue. the plaintiff reportedly was turning around and landed in rome, a italian officials say they would carry out security checks as soon as nearly 200 passengers were evacuated. obviously there's a lo anxiety after recent high profile aviation incidents. more on this when we get the details. >> chancellor conceded to his country's conservative party as the high-stakes election comes to a close. stephanie bennet is live with the impact on european politics and financial markets.

>> some describe this election as a once in a lifetime and very important. as around 60 million eligible voters in germany and the polls are now closed and tallying is now beginning. this is an election and we are getting first exit poll results. german chancellor government lost a vote of confidence last year, the front-runner is frederick mars with christian democrats great exit polls show the victory with 28.5% of the vote, a huge chair is the first exit polls were announced and thanked voters and said he knows that scale of the work ahead. the far right anti-immigration alternative for germany to come second with 20% of the votes, a new record for them. rejections show shoulders party has 16.5%, that the worst ever

results. these are not official results but a good indication. >> we have achieved historic, we've never been stronger in the federal government and the second strongest alternative for germany. we have firmly established ourselves as a people's party. [cheering] >> results will continue to trickle in overnight into tomorrow again, it could take weeks to form a new government. >> thanks very much. like riley because justin a creep in a complaint against her former costar. that's next. ♪

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did is not constituting self-defense. >> los angeles da nathan hochman explaining why he's urging it judge to deny a new trial. spring and alexei. >> hello. >> thank you for doing this. the new da opposes a new trial for the menendez brothers, what is your analysis? >> they say elections have consequences, for some more than others because george gascon before he was voted out, he was ready to give them their get out of free jail papers and expected to be out by thanksgiving and now we've done a complete about-face with the new district attorney here so the path is narrowing because now that the district attorney is saying he does not support the right to a new trial, it's going to be up to the judge to make a decision. obviously a lot easier for a judge to order a new trial if the prosecution and the defense

wants it but that's not the case, the second avenue they can go down is resentencing he's already said he's not made a decision about that, there's a potential to be okay life with possibility of parole and third avenue his clemency from the governor which seems even less likely because he is not waiting and he said he would wait to see how everything played out so things are -- not all hope is lost but things are not looking great. >> alleged murderer louisiana new york city courtroom friday. his attorney sounds stres stressed-out. >> it's outrageous they have time to prejudice his ability to receive a fair trial and make these statements but not give this to us. >> how do you assess this case? >> another one. even the menendez playing out in the court of public opinion,

they have raised issues on the fact that he was perp walks in a show off the helicopter but the same token putting up a website trying to garner support and they garnered $500,000 worth of donations and what i call reports, deranged supporters because people supporting him, he murdered a man in the middle of the street cold blood. nobody can say the healthcare system is perfect but you don't resort to murder in this country, it's not a third world country, that somehow you effectuate change so she's probably stressed-out, cases in multiple venues not only state of new york but federally to handle this and it's a huge case but they treated website they are trying to put the thumb on public opinion just as much. >> topic three, like riley's pr representative trying to dismiss the lawsuit, is she and hot water?

>> i think this is going to change a lot of things about the entertainment district. publicist now, what she is being alleged with is one of the things, she told the reporter that everyone hates justin on the cast so she's trying to get out of the case and filed a motion to dismiss that is not defamation but it doesn't really matter because it's been cast. all of these people especially m, they simply look bad. court of public opinion is not with them so i don't necessarily think she's going to get out on the case on the motion to dismiss but i think it's going to change a lot of things in the ways the industry is in terms of intimacy coordinators, contract about actors and actresses make sure they have no actual say and how the production goes and they will have to be careful not putting themselves in this position again because i didn't think this open the floodgates for other lawsuits in the future

against publicist. >> showing her range on three big legal cases. great to see you, thank you for taking the time to break that down for us. >> thanks for having me. >> coming up, one florida-based group helping veterans and preventing ptsd related veteran suicides. that important story is next. ♪arbo no middleman. just quality tools you can trust at prices you'll love. whatever you do, do it for less at harbor freight. ♪

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amongst military getting rid of pain, emotional, physical, mental pain, spiritual and we have kind of come up with a game plan that pushes veterans to do a program is pretty much relate them to echo what you think are some of the keys to your success preventing suicide? >> probably the most important is we listen and we care. most of my staff have all served in the military. one of them gone through the program itself. we found they are incredible at relating to the causes anxiety, depression and so on and so forth. if we can stop that and it's tracks and elevates the issues, we can fix it.

it is unbelievable. probably close to 900 through the program since the inception of 2016 and we've never lost 12 suicide. >> what can our august do to help if they are inspired by what you are doing down there in florida? >> would love to have anyone to support this program is it's not covered, state or local so it is donation based. we can certainly go to the website which they can see on the screen at great team.org. we do to huge callous, one at malabo and december. >> god bless you and your team for the great work you are doing, great to have you on the show today. thank you so much.

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