>> the weird looking black test car model 0 driving down the highway takes up with room to clear traffic. george jetson would be uttering it's about time. orlando, florida could be the home for this. the mayor wants to invite the company to take off and land in a car at the airport. >> steve: i'm all for it. i don't know if i'm getting in. kurt is tracking a story with a huge data leak exposing 14 million customer shipping records particularly with amazon, e-bay and shopify. cyber guy, thank you very much. that's it for today. see you back on the couch tomorrow. off we go to "america's newsroom." >> bill: thank you, steve. here we go. doge on the docket. the docket is growing larger

they say. the department of government efficiency touting more savings for taxpayers and also defending its push for accountability. a lot to get to today. it's tuesday. bill hemmer, live in new york city. >> dana: what was that all about? yesterday was french, today is elvis? never know what i'll get. >> bill: i like that. tuesday. >> dana: actually he likes it. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." a big show for you. president trump is backing elon musk after sendsing this email listing five things they accomplished last week. it is prompting backlash. >> bill: doge is now purporting to have saved the american people upward of $65 billion. those cuts prompting pushback from democrats and angry constituents. lawsuits out there already. president trump for his part is not backing down. >> president trump: finding tremendous waste, fraud, and abuse at levels that nobody

thought possible. the radical left or whoever it may be starts screaming about the constitution. has nothing to do with the constitution. it is fairness to this country and being ripped off. >> bill: rnc chair michael whatley is on deck. first to the news. peter doocy, north lawn white house. let's begin with you. hello. >> good morning. nobody here at the white house seems particularly sympathetic to federal worker worries about drafting an email with five things you did last week in it. >> you have people crying, people protesting. if you are wasting american taxpayers dollars to hold a beer can or complain about elon musk i have a question for you. what are you actually doing for your constituents, the people that voted for you in? you aren't serving america. >> musk still believes in the original email. doge doesn't want any classified attachments but do want a list of five things from last week from everybody. he is saying in a new post on x

subject to the discretion of the president they, federal workers, will be given another chance. failure to respond a second time will result in termination. sean duffy doesn't want to be terminated. transportation secretary sent his five things starting with number one, terminated nyc worker congestion pricing to five. toured burbank, california traffic control tower. democrats are promising to stop doge with new laws. >> we're putting bills on the floor that would say to elon musk, get out of our tax data. get out of our healthcare data. you do not legally belong in those systems threatening the privacy and security of our constituents. >> these democratic critics want new laws because lawsuits have not stopped doge to date. a very interesting moment in one

of these doge court hearings yesterday, a lawyer arguing for the trump justice department was not able to say what musk's role exactly is on doge. >> dana: michael whatley is here in new york. great to have you. a federal worker who argued on cnn they felt harassed and bullied by the email. >> clearly infuriating getting this email with a demand within 48 hours to provide a response. this is clearly an attempt from elon musk to harass and bully and intimidate the federal workforce, which is part of his broader plan to gut the federal workforce and privatize public sector services to insure that corporations like his own can get more profit. >> dana: michael. you pay a lot of attention to the energy world and you worked at the department of energy.

when biden came in there were a lot of changes in the energy world and so many people got laid off overnight. they didn't get five days to respond to an email to respond to what they had done the week before. you can have empathy for anyone laid off, federal worker or not. when it comes to politics as you are the chairman of the rnc how does it fit into your calculus for growing the republican party. >> i have no heartburn laying out the five things i did yesterday, let alone last week or last month. the american people are due this type of service by the federal government. so the fact that we have people out there trying to defend the indefensible right now pushing back against elon musk and doge, it really is remarkable that you have the democratic party saying this is the hill that we're going to die on. the fact is the american taxpayers are funding all of these jobs that people can't say what they are doing in those

jobs. they should be moving on. >> bill: by the numbers 65,000 federal employees have left their posts in the buy-out. see whether or not that number goes higher. a lot of lawsuits out there challenging a lot of movements so far. trump is saying there it is the party of common sense. from yesterday. >> president trump: we've become the party of common sense and i think it's a very important element, common sense. what's happening in the world and even in this country some of the things that took place, many of them are now canceled and the rest being canceled as we speak. but we've moved very rapidly and very effectively. >> bill: before we came on the air you said it has been a good month. >> a very good month. i think the american people are strongly supporting what musk and the president are doing. we're seeing 70% plus approval rating for doge and for the activities that they've done. the people are saying by a 70% margin that the president is doing exactly what he campaigned on. this is the direction the american people want to go.

we're seeing billions upon billions of dollars wasteful, fraudulent, abusive of the federal taxpayers and those are dollars that need to be reined in. this government needs to be focused on the priorities that the american people voted for in this election. >> dana: how many do you think about inflation and price of goods and services that people are still worried about? >> they'll be coming down. we've seen treasury rates starting to come down four days in a row for the 10-year and that direction is going to start coming. look, the fact is we've been in for a month and we have already started to see a sea change in direction. it took ronald reagan years to be able to get his program implemented when he won in 1980. it will work faster this time around because we're truly going in and cutting out that waste, fraud and abuse. the two keys to be able to bring those prices down are rein in inflationary spending and bring down energy prices. the president is moving on both fronts right now and we'll see

rapid results. >> bill: the other side is playing possum. his suggestion is hang back and things trump and everybody else will fall on their face. it is time for democrats to embark on the most daring political maneuver in the when history of our party. roll over and play dead. allow the republicans to crumble and make the american people miss us. think he has a shot at that? >> no. the american people support what the president is doing. they want to see congress act on this agenda as well and we need to get those bills rolling. right now we're seeing 75% of the american people support the moves that the president is making because they do not want their taxpayer dollars wasted and they do not want inflation to be through the roof. >> dana: the other thing he said be the confident party, not the chaos party. that was the problem of the last four years. >> that's exactly the problem, right? president trump is truly that

common sense. the fact is that we have two former democratic presidential candidates who are serving in his administration today. i think that really does send a very strong signal. when you go back to what president trump ran on, it was to get these prices down. it was to keep our communities safe. it was to make sure that america was strong. he is moving simultaneously on all of these actions right now. >> dana: full steam ahead then. >> bill: thank you for coming in. coming back in a couple of weeks and see where we are then. >> bill: sure. >> dana: yes, i talked to matt gorman, rnc -- nrcc on perino on politics and up now. >> bill: let's go, gorman. anti-ice activists posting flyers around the los angeles area that show the names, faces and phone numbers of ice agents. those posters written in spanish translate roughly to read careful with these faces. all this coming now as anti-ice

activists interfere with operations around southern california. law enforcement sources telling fox the activists are showing up to raids with bull horns and handing out cards and livestreaming ice locations. see what happens when the other shoe falls on that one? president trump's immigration crackdown delivering results. southern border saw 200 migrant apprehensions on saturday. the lowest number in 15 years. kristi noem credits trump's policy. >> under the biden administration on our worst day we saw up to 16,000 encounters. setting the lowest number in 15 years is remarkable. and the wins just keep coming because we have a president that believes in this country. >> bill: follow up now. griff jenkins has the story in washington. >> good morning. the numbers are so low because the message from the administration that the border is closed is being heard loud

and clear well south of our southern border. take a look at these new images from a.p. showing boat after boat of migrants from venezuela, columbia and beyond heading towards the darian gap turning back in lieu of trump's crackdown. a far cry when i reported from there during the biden crisis. thousands were making this trek on their way to the u.s. it appears this pipeline may be drying up. president trump's effort to end birthright citizenship will be the focus of a hearing on capitol hill today. the white house is not backing down. >> we are prepared to fight this all the way to the supreme court if we have to because president trump believes that this is a necessary step to secure our nation's borders and properect the our homeland. >> this as defense secretary pete hegseth heads to gitmo today. he boarded a plane.

17 high threat illegal aliens held there. we know that interior ice arrests, which are up over 130,000 have included matches to the terror watch list, convicted murderers. and members of gangs like tren de aragua and ms-13. these are newer detainees at gitmo. the first 120 or so original lay taken there at the end of january have been repate reiateed to home or third party countries willing to take them. >> bill: seems like the first waive worked. is the finish line in sight for piece? a minerals deal gaining traction. will it help a cease-fire and end to the war in ukraine? republican senator bill hagerty is coming up next. >> dana: the democrats say goodbye to the word mother. how they are sticking to their woke messaging. >> bill: another scare in the

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>> bill: vivek ramaswamy is getting back in the game. trying to be the affects governor of his home state of ohio. yesterday he made his announcement with the following launch. >> i do think we have to lead the future we want to get to. take a look at the entire country. donald trump was elected in a

decisive mandate. he is reviving our confidence in america. now we need governors across the country who rise to that same occasion and lead at the state level. i think now is a moment where we'll require strong-willed governors to lead the way and excited to lead the charge in ohio. >> bill: president trump taking to truth social writing i know him well, competed against him. he is something special. he is young, strong and smart. vivek is also a very good person who truly loves our country. elon musk also endorsed ramaswamy. we'll see how that primary race goes first in ohio. >> dana: okay. and ukraine and u.s. are closing in on a minerals deal. details are still being hammered out. president trump says an agreement could come as soon as this week. alex hogan live in kiev with more. >> ukrainian officials say nearly all of the key details are almost finalized. when i asked ukraine president zelenskyy what else he needed to see in the deal in order to sign it part of the answer was a

meeting with president trump which is something we heard from president trump yesterday saying that meeting with zelenskyy will happen either this week or next. so ukrainian officials here say that so far these conversations and negotiations have been constructive. ukraine estimates that 5% of the world's critical raw minerals are here. the u.s. wants those to reduce its dependency on china. ukraine wants to work with the u.s. on this. politicians should not argue that it should come as pay back for military aid by congress. >> i am in support of having american companies here and working together and producing these minerals. you just can't now say this is after three years the bill for this. >> remembrance events took place across the country for the three years of war. they are begging americans not to give up on their fight.

>> democracy was always a priority in america and its values and its fight against terrorism. now the main terrorist is russia. >> i'm begging them, give us weapons. i want my children -- >> another night of heavy bombardment with ukrainian officials saying russia fired cruise missiles and attack drones in an increasing show of force by russia. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: let's get the low down. bill hagerty is here. thank you for coming back. two specific things to get to. number one, the cost of the war. here is the president on that just yesterday. >> president trump: the cost and burden of securing the peace must be borne by the nations of europe, not alone by the united states. the united states has put up far more aid for ukraine than any

other nation. at some point we should become equal. but hopefully we won't have to worry about that. >> bill: senator, here is what we have. u.s. $122 billion in funding. e.u. $52 billion. germany 30, france 15, united kingdom 15. do you get the sense that we are that close to a deal for a cease-fire that would eventually end this war? are we on the precipice of that? >> i certainly do get that sense. look, president macron flew here yesterday. you will see the u.k. here and zelenskyy is trying to get to the united states. bessent says he feels we're on the one -yard line. president trump wants to see an end to the carnage and changed the dynamic in the conversation about this from joe biden's blank check as long as it takes to bring an end to this now. i think it's coming.

>> starmer who leads the u.k. said they will up the anti-on defense spending in 2026. another topic at the u.n. i did not expect to see these countries in the same group. we aligned with north korea and russia and belarus on a resolution that does not necessarily blame moscow for starting the war. how do you think about that? >> well, i this i what president trump again is doing is shifting the conversation completely trying to get to a deal with russia. he is not just continuing the joe biden process of sticking a stick in russia's eye. the european leaders want to continue down this path. what president trump wants to do is bring an end to it now and trying to bring resolution to this. what we're seeing is the shifting sands. european leaders coming to the united states. i feel we're at the precipice of a deal. president trump is trying to make something happen here. not just go back to talking points that haven't worked in the past. >> bill: one more question. trump said i would rather not explain it now but it is

self-evident. should it be self-evident that you have to suck up to putin in order to get him to the table and keep him there? >> i wouldn't put it in terms of sucking up to putin. the president is trying to shift the conversation. president trump has not lifted any sanctions but talking about getting back in the energy business putting in keystone pipeline. biden killed the pipeline and ok'd nord stream two. president trump is trying to get to a deal. >> bill: he wrote yesterday i'm in serious discussions with president putin of russia concerning the ending of the war and major economic development transactions, talks are proceeding very well. just the final comment on that. when you think you have to guard a border with a front line that is at least 600 miles in length. >> it's a situation where i think president trump is trying

to think about this differently. he is talking about economic development. getting our interests to align more economically. the critical minerals in russia and ukraine. all of this could benefit of the united states. china is licking its chops. president trump wants to make certain the united states taxpayer benefits from what comes out of this as opposed to the ccp. >> bill: come back soon. nice to talk to you today, okay? thank you very much from the hill. all right. what have you got? >> dana reads sports. >> dana: so they skipped a visit to the white house the first time they won the super bowl in 2018. apparently not this time. philadelphia eagles reportedly plan on going there if president trump invites them. super bowl champs haven't received an official invitation. that might only be a formality. after all, president trump was at the big game last month in new orleans and it was the first time a sitting president attended the super bowl. a big news story out yesterday the eagles had already declined an invitation but it was fake

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>> president trump: we're on time with the tariffs. it seems like that's moving along very rapidly. this is an abuse that took place for many, many years.

i'm not even blaming the other countries that did this. i blame our leadership for allowing it to happen on manufacturing, on just about everything. every aspect that you can imagine they took advantage of. >> bill: there is the president talking about the negliotiation of tariffs. he is moving forward to mexico and canada. a stock market opening up triple digits. we were down on friday and yesterday. maybe we can recoup some of that. we'll watch it as we go. 9:3one in new york. from wisconsin this is making news. the democratic governor tony evers facing backlash for supporting a budget proposal that would remove gender terms in state law. if passed, words like mother and father would be replaced with more gender-neutral terms. mike tobin has a reed on that live in chicago. what's the idea. >> this one has everyone chiming in with criticism.

the wisconsin governor is changing language in the state budget. particularly the word mother being replaced with person who gave birth and father, parent or spouse. language about the mothers appears in part of the budget subsidizing care after artificial insemination. used words like moms and dads and explained himself to a reporter yesterday saying the language is just about guaranteeing that moms will have access to the care they need. >> what the republicans say is a lie. so of course i'm pretty p.o.ed about that. all this does is gives people a chance that are using ivf, which i think republicans are kind of okay with that. >> in that 1900 plus page budget gender neutral terms from mother and father are inserted dozens of times. the language is included in everything from sections on birth, marriage, divorce but also sections on taxes and state hunting and fishing licenses.

the gender -- it recognized same-sex marriages. one republican state lawmaker says it's about minimizing the importance of mothers. >> there is a concerted effort by the left to push mothers and fathers out of the scene and take your children and make them as wards of the state. they keep going on this narrative. >> musk chimed in on x. the latest one, hi mom, i mean inseminated person. no direct impact but putting it into the record will set a precedent. republicans have the majority in both houses and have the ability to strike it down. >> bill: nice to see you in chicago. >> dana: another woke issue democrats are doubling down on. the state of maine has become a flash point in the fight for fairness in women's sports in recent days after a transgender

athlete won a pole vaulting competition there. maine state senator laura libby. >> it tells me that maine people and americans don't want to see boys in girls sports. it is unfair given the biological advantages to allow boys to compete against girls. we will see scenarios like this over and over again with a boy dominating females and winning podiums and championships that rightfully belong to these girls. >> dana: mary kathryn hamm and a former campaign manager for bernie sanders are both here. charlamagne tha god had some thoughts. >> why are folks still talking about trans athletes? it's a losing talking point. america is not with it and they keep making a micro or make row with that conversation and impacts a small group of people but why are they even that conversation? i can't believes the states that want to die on that hill. none of these states have a high

percentage of trans athletes. what's the issue? >> dana: let me start with you, mary kathryn. what do you think of this? >> charlamagne is on the money here. it is an 80/20 issue about boys competing in women's sports and protecting women from that in this arena. and the democratic party hasn't recognized that. they are stuck a couple years ago on this issue. as charlamagne says they are making a micro into a macro. in the successful trans ad that trump won he makes the argument as a symbol for these folks don't care about you. these folks have taken this suite of issues that does effect a small amount of people and turned it into the conversation. they aren't worried about inflation or they aren't worried how you are living your life. that's the symbol that they have communicated to everyone.

it is not effective in electoral politics right now. any 80/20 issue don't be on the 20 side. >> dana: 20% is a hard one. carville weighed in as well. >> if you feel like you have to protect these girls from -- i'm not sure what. i don't really understand it but it's a big issue to you and every time this topic comes up saying look, i'm sorry, i don't think a lot about track meets. i think a lot about affordable healthcare. >> dana: what do you think about that advice for democrats? >> common sense and i agree with everything mary kathryn said. you have things that should be the bread and butter of the democrat party but you focus on the wrong things. if you are president trump you are threatening maine with removing all funding. he is threatening to take away

medicaid funding, education funding, transportation funding. i don't love that precedent. you can disagree with the policy, maine, change this policy. but to deprive them of the funding is a weapon that i don't think any of us want to see used. a democrat president going into texas i don't like your policies on choice issues and i will remove your funding is not a great precedent. >> dana: dug schoen said voters have little idea what democrats stand for. they must begin with a messaging strategy that speaks to the issues, economy, public safety, border security. mary kathryn hamm, are they doing that? >> i don't think they are at the moment. i'm not sure they know which direction to go here. in the past biden tried to take away school lunch money from states that didn't recognize his new title ix formulation knocked down in federal courts. this happened before. i agree it is not a great

precedent to be flowing around. you can disagree with these policies. i think -- i'm surprised by carville. he usually has a better pulse than this to say like we don't care about that at all. but again and again i think the problem for democrats as we see in i believe it was with evers that you guys reported on with this inseminated person thing. dad gets to be parent and i have to be inseminated person? what a terrible deal. but that message if he overturns it and says we'll go a different direction and traditional language. his staffers further left than the rest of the country get mad and him and revolt. they have an issue where standing up causes you a problem. >> dana: the most charitable thing in wisconsin in governor evers and maybe his top lieutenants didn't read the bill and didn't know what was in there. i don't know what's worse. they signed it knowing it was in there or signed it without knowing it was in there? >> in search of a problem. what solution are we trying to

solve here? again the supreme court issues in wisconsin, you have medicaid issues, head start issues, meals on wheels in wisconsin. focus on those, please. defend the role of government to improve people's lives, that's what i would like to see the democratic party do. >> dana: thank you for being with us today. >> bill: the doge pack is getting bigger, dana. governor desantis out of florida creating his own version with a goal of getting rid of your property tax. hum. see if it works. apple is launching the latest upgrade here in the u.s. the tech giant investing billions in american jobs and in a.i. >> it was a great meeting. thank you for asking. charm when you ride, right? makes me feel safe and protected out there. that's why i never leave home without a photo of the little ones. bracelet from my husband. lucky rabbit's foot. lucky rabbit named sfoot.

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>> dana: the war on woke is heating up. must be can states preparing to take major corporations to court deimagineding they roll back d.e.i. programs. one retailer is not out of the woods for their controversial pride collection. danamarie mcnicholl has the latest. hi, danamarie. >> hi, dana. florida sued target. one week on the job as attorney general there is a class action lawsuit against target alleging the company concealed the financial risks of its extreme 2023 pride campaign where they sold quote highly inappropriate merchandise such as transgender women's swimsuits. take a listen. >> publicly traded corporations

have a duty to shareholders and target's radical sexualization of kids. they lost over $10 billion in ten days. that hurts the shareholders. here in florida our pension investment fund suffered a serious loss. >> the police pension fund has filed a separate lawsuit claiming investments in target stock suffered because of that national backlash. target did scale back d.e.i. policies following president donald trump's executive order directing federal agencies to investigate publicly traded companies for their d.e.i. programs. we did reach out to target for comment but have not heard back yet. starbucks is another company facing a d.e.i. lawsuit. missouri attorney general is suing a coffee company claiming its d.e.i. programs violate missouri's human rights act calling out starbucks for

allegedly setting 2025 diversity goals of hiring at least 30% of corporate jobs and 40% of retail and manufacturing positions with black, indigenous and people of color. starbucks responded saying they disagree with the attorney general and allegations are inaccurate. companies like amazon, ford, wal-mart have also scaled back d.e.i. initiatives. costco are doubling down even after 19 attorneys generals sent a letter to the company demanding they stop their practices or justify why they haven't in 30 days. >> dana: danamarie with that update out of florida. thank you. >> we are creating a state doge task force. we'll implement a multi-prong approach to eliminating bureaucratic bloat and modernizing our state government to serve the people of florida in the years ahead.

it will be one similar to the federal doge. >> bill: the florida governor will bring it to the sunshine state focus on overspending and eliminating property tax. hum. we have an investor, founder and chief strategist of his business. i split time. you have six months and a day to -- >> thank you for that. >> bill: number one, property tax. has any state done this? >> no state has done it. it is a hallmark of the no income state taxes like texas, tennessee, south carolina. higher property taxes. if you look ott coastal communities, some of the highest property taxes in the country. here is why there is a lot of room to cut. medium home prices have gone up 65% in the last five or six years. the tax base keeps going up. money going into local governments is going up even if they need it or not. this is an area that you can

really trim back and still have the same level of services in a local municipality that you do now. >> dana: the other thing the governor talked about was the state university system. listen to him here. >> this is the dogeing of our state university system. this will include examining courses, programming and staff at the institution to insure that florida students are receiving an education that will best equip them to gain meaningful employment after graduation. there are certain subjects that look, if you want to do some of this, go to berkeley or some other places. we don't want to be doing some of this stuff in florida. >> dana: that has to be a bipartisan issue in florida. >> it has to be. you have to eliminate the waste and fraud. i'm a graduate of two florida universities. look, student debt levels are astronomical. anything you can do to improve the quality of education but reduce the cost everyone will champion that. how can you sit across the aisle and say you don't want it?

the trickle down doge from federal to state level is a genius move. >> bill: florida is first. apple will invest in the u.s. tim cooke says we're thrilled to continue to make significant investments of the u.s. we announce a $5 hundred billion commitment to support american innovation. advanced manufacturing and hi-tech job creation. is this all new money? i think about foxconn for a while in wisconsin i think it was. >> not all new money but more money. every four or five years apple makes a commitment to spend. this time it's 500 billion. tim cook, full disclosure, apple shareholder. a fan boy of him. he is not only reading the room, he went to the room and doing all the right things to make sure that he is getting buy-in from president trump. credits to president trump. look what he has done. softbank to go to a 500 billion

initiative in a.i. tim cook to commit to innovating and investing in the u.s. exactly what he said he would do and making it happen. smart moves as a businessman. >> dana: we have to make sure that desantis said is true. you have american workers who can take those jobs. >> i have to agree. if it is for americans it has to go to americans. we want accountability. working class deserves the same protections as a investing class. transparency. >> bill: back to florida. >> right now. >> dana: a terrifying ordeal as smoke fills a cabin on a delta plane forcing passengers to evacuate on the runway. president trump meets with president macron on the third anniversary of the war in ukraine. bret baier later interviewed the leader of one of our oldest allies and joins us with takeaways ahead. >> what was your basic message to president trump? >> i wanted to come here first to convey a message of

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>> dana: haze and smoke on a delta flight heading into columbia south carolina force evidence the plane to turn around and land in atlanta. for some on board this ordeal is becoming common. >> this is something that is becoming more of an issue lately. maybe some of these older planes need to be retired and get some new wings in the air. >> dana: one of many recent incidents involving air travel. >> bill: saw them on the slide yesterday. had to be something. don't forget that. a new day for the keystone xl pipeline. president trump pushing to restart the project after the biden administration brought it all to a halt in the early days of that administration. kelly, fox business, live in

chicago. good morning. >> after then president biden revoked a key permit for the project's leg of the u.s. in 2021 on his first day in office the original developer of the project told fox business it is moving on and it has already dug up the pieces of the pipeline that ran through the u.s. any new company that wants to take this over will need local approval in order to start fresh. the pipeline was expected to carry over 800,000 barrels a day from alberta through north and south dakota, nebraska, oklahoma and texas to all connect together from an existing pipeline. president trump now pledging to make the regulatory process more streamlined offering an almost immediate start to the project. ultimately some 4,000 jobs will be created in terms of construction jobs, along with another 21,000 indirect jobs. in total, these will all be temporary. president trump earlier this month called to revive another

pipeline in upstate new york to be built that would increase the flow of natural gas to the northeast. bill. >> bill: kelly. thanks, stay on it in chicago. midwest. here we go. thank you. >> we are oy not here to play games. every officer that partners with us we respect you and honor the work that you do and take care of your family and you and go after those that threaten your lives by leaking this type of information. >> dana: homeland security with a stern warning against ice leakers. this as we learn about alarming new obstacles agents are facing as immigration activists post flyers that could threaten the safety of law enforcement conducting ice operations around los angeles and puts a target on their backs. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: bill hemmer. new hour now. federal officials vowing to investigate those re