>> kayleigh: you are looking live at the white house where president trump is set to well, emmanuel macron and 15 minutes. this is the first visit of european leader in somewhat of a diplomatic blitz. we know on thursday he will welcome peter starmer of the u.k. a mid-high stake talks about the war in ukraine, israel, nato, and beyond. we will keep you updated on all of the news as it happens as president trump is about to meet with emmanuel macron discussing tariffs, the european union and more. hello, everyone, this is to be 25 here with my cohost emily compagno, ainsley earhardt, marie harf, fox news contributor and former state spokesperson under president obama will. and tom morrow, a retired nypd inspector. well, the clock is ticking for

federal workers to comply with doge elon musk reports to prove that they are in their taxpayer paycheck. there was an email on saturday night from the office of personnel management sent out to all federal workers, nearly 2 million of them and here is the subject line. what did you do last week. the email reads as you see here, please reply with approximately five bullets of what you accomplish last week. it also sets a deadline for tonight at 11:59 p.m. eastern time. tick, tick, tick fast approaching. elon musk it says failure to respond will be interpreted as a resignation. he added this on x. the reason that this matters is a significant number of people who are supposed to be working for the government are doing so little work that they are not checking their email at all. in some cases, we believe nonexistent people or the identities of dead people are

being used to collect paychecks. in other words, there is outright fraud. and president trump is backing elon musk up on this one. let's look at this. he reposted this edited spongebob meme, meant to control democrats and other critics who are up in arms over a five bullet points. so we know where president trump stands. ainsley, we just saw the email. email did not contain a threat. the elon musk truth or twitter or whatever it was after kind of emphasize there could be consequences. but i am struck by the reaction. this is from a huge union that represents federal government workers, look at what they said. this email is nothing but an irresponsible and sophomoric attempt to create confusion and belief federal companies that serve their country. it should be rescinded and an apology to all federal employees. hakeem jeffries decided to take it up a notch and he said elon musk's traumatizing hardworking federal employees, their children, and families.

i mean, i don't know that it is traumatizing to ask where five things you did at work. >> ainsley: not at all, if your mosques asking you what are the five things you accomplished last week, you just tell your boss, yvonne is doing this for fraud. we know the social security with less and less of thousands of people between 150, no one is 150 in america, and around the world. same thing is happening here, he is going through and making sure that these individuals are really working that they are individuals and to make sure that he holds them accountable and make sure that people aren't just getting paychecks and that person does not even exist. so this is all to save the taxpayer money. i think the only thing missing here is consultation. just i think that the heads of these departments need to be involved in this so that there is not friction between the heads of the departments and elon musk so that the trump team is working together. >> kayleigh: that's really

interesting point, you do look and there was some pushback from nih, from doj, you saw fbi, cash patel put out something, department of defense, the acting secretary of defense, so some of these individuals were not appointing us and were acting, but nonetheless you do have agency is pushing back a little and we will see where trump comes out on the side of elon musk or the department heads. >> emily: and i think the very same against the agency's, so privacy and security as a whole different argument than those knee-jerk reactions from ntb you union had saying is irresponsible and traumatic. i want to underscore that for a moment, because as a federal attorney, i really -- you could not make one and show progress in terms of efficiency or productivity without the union knee-jerk pushing back. and it was so at the time disheartening to me to see people whose full paycheck simple 100% of their time as they were stewarded and paid by the american people were working on behalf of the unions, but at the end of the day, at stopping

the representation of the employee, it's not being a representation employee against the robber barons of the past and these overreaching bosses. what it was was simply a massively opaque protection and a bristling at the notion that you even had to account for yourself. and i worry, i paused illegally as employees we are entitled to specificity from our bosses, you have to know, you have to have an articulable point by point position description. so why can't the embers to be true, why can't our bosses have the same specificity with our production so that in productivity so that they know exactly what we are doing and how we are complying with these position descriptions. at the end of the day, for efficiency, i think that if the whole point of simply ascertaining those who are fraudulently collecting paychecks, then it should indeed go through the department heads and the team heads, because that's the only way to steward the thousands and thousands of emails that will now flood to elon musk. but if i was still a federal

employee, i personally would be proud of what i had accomplished and whatever responded immediately. >> kayleigh: i think there is a risk of oversimplifying this, because i do think that federal employees fall into three buckets, you have the appointees who are thrilled, they see this as a revolution in government, then you have a pot of hardworking federal government employees and i think they don't care who the president is, they care deeply about their job and that pot exists. that is not all federal workers. there are federal workers that have this attitude as an nbc anonymous communication that came to them and saw this a few weeks ago, a federal employee at the department of veterans affairs, a lot of us are going to stay out of spite. we are here for however long we want to be here. i could be here until retirement and in 30 years, the trump administration is only here for four. what's wrong with trying to root out and employees staying out of spite? >> there are both legal problems and i think we are hearing that from the unions, contracts negotiated, but more importantly, this is just the

latest in a string of attacks on public servants that have happened over the last month. i spent ten years in the federal government. most of the people i worked with at the cia or the state department were hardworking, patriotic dedicated americans, these federal workers are just in washington. they are around the country. there are thousand veteran affairs employee is fired by doge, including some that demand the suicide hotline for veterans. we had officers mistakenly fired and people that work on avian flu, the reason the eggs are so expensive is because of bird f flu. so moving fast and making public service employees feel like the enemy and making it seem like it is something dishonorable is very difficult for people across the country. and that's why you see people in red states and red districts going to town halls with their members and saying, i have honorably serve my country for 20 years, and i got fired for no reason by elon musk who by the way makes millions and millions of dollars from the federal government himself.

and he is hiring people who make $50,000 a year for no reason. so i think morally this has been really disheartening to see how they are going at some and someone so rich as elon is going after public service employees and not doing it with a scalpel, not having their managers be the one to do it. doge is not managing these people. and at the same time, people across the country can't pay their mortgages or put food on the table for their kids because they got fired from a job they thought had job security. that is not electorally or morally a good plan i think for republicans. >> kayleigh: i hear what you're saying, but in all due respect i do think it's an oversimplification. i think there are employees that should be rooted out. >> marie: that is not what they are doing. >> they are getting paid through september and then have two checks. >> some of them are not. many of them are not getting picked. >> kayleigh: this is the background and why it matters. it's easy to oversimplify

important to some stories of individuals who got termination notices, but the background as this. this is not a republican newspaper, conservative newspaper, this is "the washington post" four years ago resistance from within, the federal government listen to this, less than two weeks into the trump administration, federal workers are in regular consultation with recently departed obama-era political appointees about what they can do to push back against the new president's initiatives. there was a support group about how to resist the trump administration. that should not happen. that is undermining the will of the american people. >> tom: that is the deep state. and where was the scalpel under obama and under joe biden? where is the surgical pairing away of the extraneous employees who don't show up? this by the way was simply i think a ruse on elon musk's parts, which is let's see who opens the emails, because of the email does not get open, my understanding is he has metrics of users, who looks, if you don't even look at, if you are

on vacation, fair enough. you have an excuse, but if you are supposed to be at work and you don't open your email, personal management, and by the way, i'm glad he is in the office of personnel management, the last time i heard they give up my security clearance to the chinese. with that said, they have to figure out who is actually coming to work. the nypd used to have a unit believe it or not that will fly around the world, mostly to south america to see if the pensioner was still alive who was collecting the pension, because it goes right into the bank and you can access it anywhere and they would find out that the girlfriend has been collecting a pension for 20 years because died of heart attack. this is a metric that you obviously need. and if you can't articulate five things that you did that will keep you at least pass the first bump of this thing, then you know it, maybe you should not be working for the government. >> ainsley: you can write "outnumbered" on monday, "outnumbered" on tuesday.

>> kayleigh: if you asked me five things i did it work, i don't think i would have a panic attack. i think or write down the five things at work. >> tom: the managers get very close to these people, they go to their christmas parties and everything else, and you know, you got to be careful. i like a little bit of a harder approach and then let's take a step back and do a real examination. >> kayleigh: we will see where this lands in just a few months, excited that we might get a leaner and meaner federal government, because you are paying for it, with your taxpayer dollars. president trump is duking it out with democratic governor to protect women's sports. that epic battle next. >> you better comply, otherwise you are not getting any federal funding. every state -- good, i will see you in court.

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>> kayleigh: you are looking live outside the white house where in just a few minutes president trump will be welcoming emmanuel macron. there is something very interesting about this. in 2017 there was a handshake between the two and he called it the handshake wars and tried to game out who dominated that handshake war that took a hiatus for four years and president trump brought it back in december and paris. we will await to see if there is a handshake. we will play those remarks back for you and this comes as emmanuel macron makes a pitch for a 30,000 person strong peacekeeping force in ukraine as the talks between the united states united states and vladimir putin and ukraine all play out. we will bring the high stakes including the handshake war next. >> now onto this, president trump is fighting for fairness and girl sports and taking on maine's democratic governor who is defying his executive order on transgender athletes. the white house as it's investigating the blue state after a transgender student won

the high school state title for women's pole vault. that student competed as a male and last year's event. it only came in ninth place. this all happens after trump's order to ban biological men from competing in women's sports. calling out janet mills during a meeting at the white house. watch. speak of the ncaa has complied immediately, by the way, that's good. but i understand that maine, is the governor of maine here? >> i am here. >> are you not going to comply with it? >> i'm complying with state federal laws. >> we are the federal law. you better do it, because you are not going to get any federal funding at all if you don't come out by the way your population even though it somewhat liberal, even though i did very well there, your population does not want men playing in women's sports. so you better comply, because otherwise you are not getting any federal funding. >> see you in court. >> good, i will see you in court. i look forward to that. that should be a really easy

one. and enjoy your life after, governor, because i don't think you will be in elective pol politics. every state has a responsibility to comply with title ix. they have an obligation, a legal obligation, and will be enforcing aggressively and we will be protecting our citizens. we are going to protect -- >> emily: so we were just talking a little bit about this earlier, walk us through, like a color commentator, what went on about that interaction or what you think the end result is? >> kayleigh: this is fascinating and this is why people love president trump. he just says that as it is. there is no questioning where his mind is out on any given issue. apparently janet mills, her staff taken aback by that. i don't know that they expected to be called out in such a colorful fashion, but you know where president trump stands on the side of a 70/30 issue. pulling in 2023, that year, 34% support biological men and women sports.

president trump's executive order, 63% approval according to market. so janet hill has chosen to stand with a 30%. donald trump is with the 70 and he feels comfortable calling her out on television and public fashion because he knows he is on the right side of this. >> emily: and ainsley, when we talk about it, i think he is citing facts. and beating you in court, and the laws are well on our side as is case law, and that vermont, the poor girl was a volleyball player that complained about a biological male in the locker room and was suspended because she said you write an apology for misgendering him, or you are suspended. her father was a soccer coach, he was suspended without pay for speaking up on her behalf, but the courts reinstated their pay and the suspensions because the end of the day, the whole point is that the law is on that side. let alone the morality of protecting women in sports. >> how about the case in the virginia now where the mom was in the locker room with her

little girl, which we have all done when our little girls are swimming in. there were a bunch of little girls and there was a man who was naked and he now claims he is transgender. and turns out he was convicted of crimes for exposing himself or something like that, i don't remember exactly what he was convicted of. do you all remember? was he a or something? i don't remember. but that is a case that reminds me of what you're talking about and vermont. if she wants to choose to die on this hill, letter. that's what sean hannity always says. it talking about dying on the hill, a great way to describe the democratic party. why would you ever support something that only 30% of your constituents are supporting, that is not common sense are being smart, so she can say all of this, trump can call her out, i love that he calls her out in front of all of the other governors, telling the governors, don't do this thing ever i will call you out and embarrass you. >> emily: i noticed well that one of the coaches at the prior me to wear that athlete played

as a male prior, he refused to participate as a judge this year and protest. so to the point of the loudest voices in the room are the 30%, the vast majority of americans and those industry write their boots on ground had a massive problem with this before that athlete won the championship. >> tom: i don't even believe that 30%. i think that number is actually lower. i've seen polls where it is lower, and i think that people get browbeaten into trying to be politically correct. that number is lower. i've talked to democrat strategists one in particular i am thinking of told me before the election, this is one of our absolute achilles heels. this issue is killing us. that is a term that he used. donald trump is on the right side and the number of things here. not only history, but as you said, the law. he can withhold the funds, he can do that. number two, the title ix issue. the biden adminstration interpreted title ix as saying no gender discrimination in sports and so you get to choose your gender, donald trump's

administration has turned that around to the far more logical, and i think intended reading of that which is that women can play and sports safely. and they are allowed to have access to women sports among women. i just want to close with, why would you if being transgender is so tough, and it is. i get that. but as an adult you decided to transition. that is your right. why inflict yourselves on people who are weaker than you are not as capable as you in a sport? it is so performative. if it is such a small number of people, do yourselves a favor, do your fellow transgender as a favor and don't take your 6'2" muscular body into play basketball against a bunch of women who are a 5'7" and weigh 100 pounds. >> emily: i wanted to ask you about the synergy between the media and the democratic media as they talk about strategy and how this issue plays into it. for example, here is bill maher on why dems are losing elections. look at this. watch. >> do i think in most of america

they did that in schools? i don't. but i think in enough of them, and a far left places they did constantly have this idea in the minds of children that maybe you are not in the right body. that's why this debate goes on. and the fact that you think, or a lot of people on the left think that even if you just have this debate it makes you a bigot, you just have to roll over. you asked about the biden administration. that was their position. if you have a this, you are some sort of a bigot. you want to lose every election, just keep coming down on the side of parents coming in second and a who gets to that side what goes on. >> marie: i think this is one of a number of cultural issues that president trump very successfully ran on in this last election. and democrats, we did not always help ourselves. i'm not giving trump all the

credit, but making them seem out of touch with the mainstream, like they have these pet minorities, sort of causes and we can't see what most people wanted and i think that is a problem electorally. we have to balance that with the morality of some of these issues and i think my party is struggling with that. janet mills is not some liberal, she was a prosecutor, she is the governor of maine which is a very, very purple state. trending libertarian, donald trump got a lot more votes in maine this last time, she is not avenue some on the left. but democrats have to figure out how to defend our values, and there are trans kids in this country who are scared and i care about that. how do we do that in a way where we are speaking to all of america about what they feel and they care about. and that is a tough needle to thread last year and elections are coming up soon, we will see how we do. >> emily: and i think so many millions of americans care about the girls in biological sports, i know to your point about the

media, and cnn's coverage of this event, they quoted stephen king who said i am so proud to be mainer, but they did not quote the allen family or any family who has been negatively impacted by this. so right now you are looking live outside the white house in just a few moments, president trump will be welcoming french president emmanuel macron. we will bring her to that when it happens. more "outnumbered" next. ed mone? newday usa can help. veterans have earned a lot of va benefits with their service, but the va home-loan benefit is a big one. by using your benefit at newday, you can borrow up to one hundred percent of your home's value. take out an average of seventy thousand dollars! use that money to pay off high-rate debt and get back on your feet financially. (vo) call: 1-844-383-1535

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there it is. see president trump firmly gripped the hand of emmanuel macron. in a little bit of a pullback. a little bit of a battle going back to 2017. >> reporter: federal workers for their agencies of musk, sir? >> kayleigh: was a little bit difficult to hear, it appeared that president trump set in response to a question, doing well, doing well. difficult to hear. but clarity on exactly what was said. we will let you know. emmanuel macron indicating he cannot hear the question. you know, paul mauro, this is a big deal. in the backstory is really

important. you have european leaders who convened several times to talk. they want some sort of european force should there be a deal with ukraine, some peacekeeping force, relying heavily on america for their defense. president trump wants to see peace in the area, does not want to see our troops going abroad, and there is a back story with zelenskyy, and fact that there was over the weekend axios saying five instances that led to the acrimony we have seen between president trump and volodymyr zelenskyy. one of the items cited was this, one saying zelenskyy was rude and delayed with the treasury secretary, because he accuses zelenskyy of sleeping in, so all kinds of back-and-forth and that is context for emmanuel macron meeting with president trump. >> paul: the subtle subtlety of diplomacy does matter, but at the end of the day, there are a couple of truisms come out

number one, at least france does give its mandated 2% of defense, as a member of nato. 2% of its gdp to defense, which a lot of the europeans weren't doing until trump's first term and he started to crack that whip. as the europeans laughing at him. but what is really going on i think as a student of history, i think that we all note this is we are in the here and now with the post world war ii structure of us being the guarantor of all safety in europe, vis-a-vis this old soviet union which we know vladimir putin would like to reinstitute, and between russia, china, some of the other bad actors in the world, we are not going to do this alone, folks. we should not have to am by the way, we have a couple of extra weapons you don't. they called the pacific and atlantic oceans. this is a lot closer and a lot tougher of a thing for you to resolve than us. and at heart, just bring it down, you talk about trump says it like it is and goes to first principles and people understand that, and appreciated and i

think that you are right. this is one of those things where you have to say you can't rely on big brother anymore. we have our own problems and you have to step up. >> kayleigh: it's funny, we were talking off camera, the handshake is a real thing. i'm not making too much of this in 2017 this handshake that took hiatus for four years and saw president trump shake emmanuel macron's hand, and pulled back. and -- >> marie: there something about injury and diplomacy, we would say don't look too happy talk into the russians, because they are infected not our friends. things like this matter and they tell you about the policy. and paul is right. france does pay its fair share. and emmanuel macron is here and part two helped convince donald trump not to abandon ukraine. it is in it that they will have to step up in conjunction with us, it's that we will not be there at all. and donald trump says things about russia that no other democrat or republican president has said. he is much friendlier to russia

without getting into any other conspiracy theories, he just is. he is friendlier to vladimir putin and their position in this war rather than marco rubio in the senate was very tough on russia, and sponsored a bill that congress would have to be the one to take us out of nato, that the president could have. and at this we can you hear allies have president trump unwilling to even defend their continued engagement in nato. so russia is an authoritarian country, they do not at the same values. if they are given part of ukraine, our allies who have stayed with us in eastern europe are very concerned that their next and trump is not giving them signals they will be there. >> kayleigh: there could be some strategy to that, there could be a "method to the madness" buttering up a dictator who enjoys that to then find some sort of deal that is friendly or on your terms than it could have been. >> ainsley: i think don't judge initially, wait to see how it plays out, because trump is a businessman i'm pretty

successful with these business deals. he knows what he is doing. he knows what he is doing with zelenskyy. of course he supports him. but he is telling them you need to do this deal. sorry, you will not get an nato, that will make russia mad, that will be dangerous with nuclear attacks where the rest of the world if we give into that. so we can't. you are going to have to accept it. probably going to have to give up some territory in ukraine. russia is occupying 80% of these territories, so we will say this is part of the art of the deal, you want the end of the war coming want people to stop dying, you have to allow minerals, america will be close to ukraine if that happens, it's a win-win for both sides they will get a lot of money. it's been a someone who constantly has to watch my face because i am happy and smiling at all times, this is my analysis of that. i thought it was great. they looked excited and happy, it was what i heard was that the reporters were asking about pope francis, both of them responding very expressing their deepest concerns for his health and wishing him the best. and what i was when

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>> kayleigh: president trump's plowing through the democratic party who refuses to change direction. finding the democratic approval ratings and congress has hit an all-time low. look at this, 21%, the g.o.p. conversely has hit an all-time high. interesting, no wonder angry

donors are turning off the spigot of money over a "lack of vision" and they still have not been able to find a clear message to resonate with voters. that is despite the desperate need for change. former vice president kamala harris is sticking to the failed playbook. she received the naacp's chairman's word over the weekend and instead of helping the party move in a new direction, harris chose to fearmonger about president trump. >> eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. the price of liberty, to stay alert, to seek the truth, and to actively participate in the fight for america's future. some see the flames on our horizons, the rising waters in our cities, the shadows gathering over our democracy,

and ask what do we do now? but we know exactly what to do, because we have done it before. and we will do it again. >> kayleigh: i mean, marie -- >> marie: how did you know you were going to start with me? >> kayleigh: let's bring in the democratic donors. i will be blunt here, they are leaping terrible plain and simple, they want us to spend money, for no message, an organization, no forward thinking, they did not learn the lessons of 2016, this is worse. in 2016, marie, are you with these donors? >> marie: yes, and no. i think that many democrats felt like 2016 was an aberration in a one-off, because joe biden won four years later and donald trump was a flash in the pan, that's clearly not the case. i am heartened by in the state

some really good democrats doing really good work. apical span won abigail spanberger, the race in november, so these federal workers getting fired is something to watch. there are governors and members of congress, there are senators out there in states figuring out what voters want. i've always said, the dnc is not going to figure that out from washington, and we need better leaders, because i look particularly at congress. there are some great young leaders, i think that aoc is one of them, but our leadership is failing us at the moment. we think the courts are going to save us, i don't know that they are. >> kayleigh: let's bring up the suffolk poll, the names you mention, abigail spanberger is not on the list leading the party, kamala harris, obama, jeffries, newsom, pelosi, these are not the names marie mentioned. >> emily: and that indicates the tragedy that is that shallow bench of the democratic party and the democratic establishment to open the arms wide and to the

party wide to those young moderates with fresh ideas and actual experience, boots on the ground, and specificity that the vice president does not have. i take my word salad with a balsamic vinaigrette and i pause for caa that hired her, now on their talent pool, i hope that every prospective client watches this video before paying 100k or 300k or whatever it is to hear speech from her. >> kayleigh: do you really think in time she will be the leader of the democratic party? or do you think that something will leapfrog? >> paul: first of all, why is she dressed like a bond villain? >> kayleigh: a were the same outfit last thursday. so. >> paul: she sounds like lester yesterday, she is already a loser and she sounds like she did pair there is nothing that says forward-looking, forward-looking, this is the start for the future. i don't think it's aoc either, but it will be somebody we are not hearing now. >> kayleigh: ainslie, she said

she has three viable allies that spoke to the press and is running for governor, and the private sector, this does not make me think i am and for the private sector. speak to her path goodbye, adios and however you say see you later. they are done, they are done. she is irrelevant, does anyone care what she is saying? i don't even listen to her anymore and then the word salad, you're right, what does this even mean, claims on our horizons, raising cities, shadows of our democracy. it's falling on deaf ears and no one cares. >> kayleigh: we will keep you updated about the future of the democratic party. more "outnumbered" next. ♪ ♪

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>> french president macron as with the president trump in washington today. holding a news conference, will be live shortly here. and police drones in arizona and a virginia school district transferring policy with male sex offender and a girl's locker room, how her parents pushing back? this is "america reports" at the top of the hour. >> emily: question of the day, if your partner refuses to share their location with you on the phone, is that a relationship deal breaker?

"the wall street journal" is out with this headline, guys, i can't track you? we will have to break up. and they describe several relationships falling apart because one person refused to location share at all times. now ainsley, you are saying that you love this. you love location sharing. >> ainsley: percival, sean is like a mixed martial artist. if i am thrown in a ditch somewhere, he is coming with black hawk helicopters and everyone who works for the government. i like it for safety reasons. i don't know, i like knowing that i trust him and he can trust me. so we will share, he is like check, i have not left the house since sunday when i dropped you off at the airport until friday. he uses uber eats. it works for us, because it just helps build that trust factor too. >> emily: my mind went to the felony stalking where people are slipping it into the bag and then keeping track and stocking, so i think that there is a fine

line between that healthy utilization and a lot of nefarious freaks out there. i host a true crime podcast, maybe that is it. >> paul: and compelling intro. yes, you are right and you get those cases. those things, as soon as this came out. i remember, our eyes lit up, you can do a lot of things with this. you can put it in packages, you can mail it and see what they do with it, et cetera, et cetera. and we did, but that said, i did not do it to my wife, and i don't think she would put up with that. that said, she can do it to me if she likes, the problem there is she is going to realize i have married the world's dullest guy. >> marie: you are always here, you are always working. >> paul: you went to the bathroom, you came back. >> emily: i see it as a little odd for may be dating, young people dating, but it seems a very important safety feature and marital relationships. so perhaps that is the distinguishing issue. >> kayleigh: i think you are right. i love this for safety.

i wish more people did it. it's a wonderful thing. but gen z, 30% said it's a deal breaker if there is no location sharing. and 60% said hey, it is suspect if they don't do it. one girl said, in fact it was suspect that her boyfriend set out a location share and then the location went off every now and again. so maybe finding out about some cheating, i don't know. >> marie: at what point do you say i love you, at what point do you say i track my phone? i do it with my parents, i think tracking the show right now, they both live alone, i am an only child, the world roles have reversed. she will say, you're driving home from work, how is work. i'm like okay, mom, thank you. i'm 43. but when you are not in the same place as someone come a long-distance relationship, like many of us are, your parents aren't with you, it's comforting to know that i can find where my mom is, and nowhere if i need to get her help, i can.

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we have them. and we know president trump made some news, he said president zelenskyy will meet him here in washington, d.c., to sign a deal. and we believe that the minerals deal, the rare earth minerals. we knew that it was at the future, but asked about the email with elon musk, federal employees, and the five things they did this week, president trump says he thinks that the doge email to the federal duties is great and he wants to find those not working. marie, that is pretty newsy that he will meet with zelenskyy to perhaps sign our rare minerals deal that ainsley mentioned. >> ainsley: that's right, and to the u.s. against a ukraine belarus, hungary, north korea.

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