>> i would like to say thank you to him. and i hope he got his cowboy hat because i brought him a brown one from texas. not sure if they got it out. the dog had to sniff it and stuff like that. >> i got the feeling after you just said that, they will make sure he gets it. listen, the whole world watched you last night and were praying for you during your treatment. we were all crying. were you crying, dj? >> not at all. >> not at all! holy cow! it was really something. guys, thank you for joining us on fox and friends. have a safe trip back to houston. >> thank it. >> yes, sir. >> congratulations, dj. how cool was that? good kid, great dad. which over. that's fox and friends. thanks for watching us. here's america's newsroom music max. >> bill: thanks, good morning. great little interview there. great little moment. dj star of the right night their pick we will get to that in a

moment. but first, this was from last night as we recap. >> president trump: my fellow citizens, america is back! [cheering and applause] [chanting] usa! >> president trump: we won the popular vote by big numbers, and more counties in our country. [booing] [chanting] usa! >> bill: okay. president trump making history, the longest ever joint address to congress. republicans rallying behind him and democrats not so much. pretty much sitting on their hands. good running everyone. colby stay up late last night, i

build them are. data has them running off today. you will see her later on. >> all over the place picnics were having me. hate -- i'm centre smith, this is america's newsroom. the president spoke for 100 minutes last night, and he went through a laundry list of accomplishments so far and told lawmakers he is only getting started. >> president trump: we have accomplished more in 43 days than most administrations have accomplished in four years. or eight years. i've created the brand-new department of government efficiency. [cheering and applause] >> president trump: doge. perhaps you've heard of it. we found hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud laws plus. >> president trump: the official policy of the united states government, there's only two genders. mail and female. [cheering and applause] >> president trump: i look at the democrats in front of me, and i realize there is absolutely nothing i can say to

make them happy, or to make them stand or smile are applied. nothing i can do. >> bill: two different sides of the room, right? democrats very little reaction throat the night. mostly defiance, resistance you could call it. some held up signs that read musk's deals and save medicare. they also refuse to stand and applaud for some rather extraordinary americans in the gallery last night. >> reporting live with the very latest on what we are hearing from the white house is moaning. hi jackie. >> reporter: good running, eyes. the president began by saying there's nothing he could do to make the democrats stand, applaud or smile. the democrats proved him right. it started from the top. house and senate democratic leaders not joining the escort committee for the president. they also reportedly endorsed the plan not to clap, which white house officials say backfired. press secretary caroline levin posting this to ask. democrats reminded us they are the party of insanity and hate. they could not even clap for a

child battling cancer or mothers who lost their children. several democrats turned their back to the president in the chamber, held up signs saying false, musk steals. one red this is not normal. many walked out, posting videos and photos about it. communication's director steven chung replied, and nobody noticed or cared. you are as relevant as an expired coupon. another group of straight-faced democrats equating this to the civil rights movement, to a stebih chief of staff taylor but which said i don't see how republicans could lose an election ever again. but one moment democratic leader did not want to see was this. >> members are directed to uphold and maintain decorum in the house. >> reporter: the presidents announced a lot of news in his joint address, including that

the isis bomber allegedly responsible for killing 13 u.s. service members at abbey gate is headed to the u.s. to face justice. but there's no news on a timeline for the ukraine rare-earth minerals deal, despite the president praising zelenskyy's efforts to reset relations after the over office meltdown last week. this morning we learned the u.s. suspended intelligence sharing, along with the pause on military aid. >> president trump had a real question weather president zelenskyy was committed to the peace process. he said let's pause, i want to give you a chance to think about that. i think of the military front and the intelligence front, the pause that allowed that to happen, i think, will go away. i think we will work shoulder to shoulder with ukraine, as we have to push back on the aggression that is there. >> reporter: the president said last night he has received strong signals from russia that they are ready for peace. there is a briefing today at 1:00, maybe we will get news on that. >> we will be watching for all

of those develop it. thank it was. >> bill: bringing in our first guest of the day, secondary of interior pressure the job. thank you for coming on today. he's going to give three more of these speeches. what's going to happen in that chamber next year? >> it was inspiring last night. president trump, he always been fantastic delivering major addresses like this. last night, the last portion of that speech entirely inspiring. of course the thing i think americans see the democrats never report is how empathetic he is. he has been to the funeral of the fallen police officer on long island. he's talked to the mother, the 95-year-old mother of a hostage in russia, and promise her he will get her son back and then delivers. everybody he introduced last night, special americans that were there, overcoming cancer,

fighting through these culture wars and succeeding. he knows them. he knows their families. he's touched them personally. and that's part of the reason why america is connecting so strongly with president trump and his leadership right now. he understands how biden's orpin border policies, how inflation was affecting americans because he talked to them and listens to them. he understands their stories. >> secretary bergham, center here. thank you for joining us this morning. quite a show the democrats put on last night. here's senator seemingly convinced that the president doesn't believe america is great, despite being his trademark phrase. listen to these words and i want to get your reaction. >> donald trump's actions suggest that in his heart he doesn't believe we are an exceptional nation. he clearly doesn't think we should lead the world. look, america is not perfect. but i stand with the majority of americans who believe we are still exceptional.

>> what is your reaction to that? >> she must have written that before she listened to the speech, because the whole speech was about america's golden age, where we are going. no one believes in this country more than president trump. no one believes more in supporting our constitution, supporting our military, supporting our law enforcement. he talked about the patriots that have built this country from the farmers to the shipbuilders to the steelworkers to the autoworkers, the whole thing -- again, and i think everybody in that chamber that was listening, and everybody in america who was listening last night could only say one thing. it is an inspiring vision of where the country is going, and president trump is moving us there with great speed. >> bill: it's apparent only one side sees it that way. i think the speech will be remembered for al green being led out of the chamber on the democrat from houston. the democrats did not applaud for the following thing that a kid battling brain cancer. standing up for americans

murdered by illegals. protecting female athletes, capturing a terrorist in afghanistan that was announced. on the list goes. i don't expect them to cheer for tax cuts, but maybe peace in ukraine? what was going on on that side of the chamber? >> i don't even understand, and i don't think america understands. whatever it was they were trying to coordinate and do from a messaging standpoint, obviously failed. america got to see they are not supporting. the flip side, not long ago, you talk to anybody in that chamber, whether it was obama or biden delivering a speech, if biden or obama said something about the military or law enforcement, republican stood up pick when the president of the united states walked in the chamber, republicans stood up. the lack of respect is appa appalling. again, i just think they are sending a message that is american people made the right decision in november with the historic election of electing president trump with a huge mandate. >> it is not going over, that

clearly is shown in the latest pulling. brand-new poll out this morning that shows 68% of respondents, mr. secretary, disapprove of the way democrats in congress are handling their jobs. that being noted, and based on what we saw last night, what does this mean for the president's ability to carry out his job and promises over the coming years, and the ability for you to do your job? >> well, i think when president trump last night, going through the record of achievements he's had in his first month and a half an office. right now, using a sports analogy he is like the team owner of a professional sports team, the best team in sports. he's also the head coach, he also the quarterback. and that he's running a no huddle offense. he has recruited the best players in the entire league. with that, the offense that is happening in the amount of activity that is going on every day, he is not slowing down.

thank of how he campaigned for about 100 straight days to win. the next day he got up and started working on the transition through january 20th, that hasn't taken a day off since then. what he's gotten done in the amount of energy he is pouring into leadership and setting clear direction and executive orders. holding people accountable, empowering and recruiting great leaders. this is a master class in how to transform our country, and it's happening in realtime. i tell you, together with the rest of that cabinet, it is so exciting because people are just supercharged about everything that's happening right now that is moving america forward. >> bill: thanks for coming on. doug broberg tackett talk again soon. >> thank you. >> texmo, nine centra. >> bill: mediate reaction there. trump special guests was a young cancer survivor. name is dj, his dream is to be a police officer. this is what happened last night on capitol hill. >> president trump: dj was diagnosed with brain cancer.

the doctors gave him five months at most to live. that was more than six years ago. [applause] >> president trump: i am asking our new secret service director, sean current, to officially make you an agent of the united states secret service. [cheering and applause] >> bill: cool stuff. good moment. sean curran is the man who was on stage in butler, pennsylvania last summer. >> now the head of the secret service. >> bill: there you go. well done, there, team. moving to this because there is breaking news. let's get to it from the courts. the u.s. supreme court upholding

a judge's order that could force the trump administration to resume foreign aid payments. a lot of this has to do with usa i.d. and shannon is on that. what happened? >> this is one of the very first things from this term to make it fully to some kind of decision from the u.s. supreme court. this is about foreign aid that was ordered to be paid out by a lower court judge. there were groups who take in usaid money, and they've gone and said this freeze is harming us. they went to the district court judge, the lower court level, and he said yes, the government has to pay this out. and went through appeals, got to the supreme court. they buy a 5-4 vote today say they won't put that judge's order on hold, but they told the lower court now you need to expn to the trump administration's and exactly what money you want them to pay out. dissenters led by justice alito with thomas, and kavanot, which means chief justice roberts and justice barrett did side with the democrat appointees on the court. they have said they are dissenting pick let me redo a little bit a bit. the court makes the most

unfortunate misstep that rewards an act of judicial hubris and imposes a $2 billion penalty on american taxpayers. they say the relief that has been ordered to pay this morning out is an extreme response tickets is a federal court has many tools to address a party's supposed malfeasance. self-aggrandizement of its jurisdiction is not one of them. in plain english, they think the lower court got it wrong and was way out-of-bounds to order this morning paid out. they say it is going to be the harm of the american taxpayer. they've now said to the lower court explained to the trump administration exec lee what they have to do. the order stands, the monies got to go out. >> bill: how big of a surprise is this? >> reporter: any time it is 5-4 you can't be sure exactly. it was a close decision. one vote flips either roberts or barrett the other way and it's a different decision. we knew they were wrestling with it, and the fact this lengthy descent has been written led by justice alito means the court really struggled with it. but it is a loss for the trump administration. of the nearly 100 cases pending,

there's other stuff we are waiting for in the supreme court level is all. >> bill: my guess it is not the end of this. we shall see in time. thank you shannon. thank of her popping on air. appreciate that. shannon breen in d.c. we've got this in new york. >> fox news alert, mayor adams of new york city live on capitol hill he is there for a hearing this morning. quite a big hearing. he will be joined by the mayors of chicago, boston and denver. testifying before a house oversight committee. interesting moment. seems he was taking questions from reporters there, and he will head on in. now this. >> democrats radical policies will be on full display. >> americans will be reminded that democrats protect killers, and drug dealers who find safe haven in sanctuary cities. >> bill: interesting hearing, sandra. that is going to take place and the democratic mayors will have to defend decisions they've made where ice is trying to gain

custody of people released into the public. how will they explain that? it is going to be something we will watch momentarily here. >> plus the new justice for families of the 13 u.s. service members killed at abbey gate in that bombing in kabul. >> bill: also ways in which the government is now saving money. add it up. >> president trump: we have already identified $22 billion from hhs to provide free housing and cars free illegal aliens. $45 million for diversity, equity and inclusion scholarships in burma. $40 million to improve the social and economic inclusion of sedentary migrants. nobody knows what that is.

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♪ ♪ >> president trump cracking jokes with rfk jr on the startling doge social security findings. >> president trump: a lot of money is paid out to people because it just keeps getting paid and paid, and nobody does. get really hurts social security, it hurts our country. 1.3 million people from ages 150 to 159 and over. 130,000 people, according to the social security databases, are age over 160 years old. we have a healthier country that i thought, bobby. [laughter] [applause] >> quite a moment there. of course i wish i had on hand, i think the oldest person living today is maybe like 111?

not a hundred 60 for sure. >> bill: that from last night. also we learned this. president trump with a rather big revelation. it involved a deadly bombing outside of the airport in kabul during the august abide in administration chaotic withdrawal out of afghanistan. this is how it went down. watch. >> president trump: 3.5 years ago isis terrorists killed 13 american service members and countless others in the abbey gate bombing during the disastrous and incompetent withdrawal from afghanistan. not that they were withdrawing, it was the way they withdrew. perhaps the most embarrassing moment in the history of our country. tonight, i am pleased to announce that we have just apprehended the top terrorist responsible for that atrocity. he is right now on his way here to face the swift sword of american justice. [cheering and applause] >> bill: only have the room

applauded for that. deputy special envoy morgan, good morning to you. cash patel shot -- on x that time you deliver the sort of justice of the american people. justice for abbey gate terrorist jafar officially in u.s. custody. the president went out of his way to thank the government of pakistan for their help. what we know? >> we heard from the secretary of defense this morning and from the national security advisor. this is a great day for america. especially for these 13 family members. any time that you are able to bring a terrorist, to capture a terrorist responsible for that attack. that day in afghanistan, that week in august of 21, when we saw kabul fall to the taliban was one of the most heinous days in foreign policy in modern american history. why the biden administration didn't privatize getting this guy for the past three years, i don't know. what i do know is people like

sam gorka and mike walton the cia and the dod, everybody for the past five weeks put all of our intelligence researches on finding this guy and working with the government of pakistan and other governments to make sure that we can get him in u.s. custody. i think this sets a really important tone for president trump. he is going to go out of his way and do everything he can to get american hostages home. believe at least 11 american hostages brought home in just the first five weeks of his administration. keys also going to go out of his way to go after the terrorists that tried to do kill americans. if you are maric dust terrorist prior -- >> bill: hundred 70 afghans killed in that suicide bombing picking started a picklist talk about ukraine. it appears to me the ball is in zelenskyy's court at the moment. here is how the president described a letter that he received from the leader in ukraine. >> president trump: i received an important letter from

president zelenskyy of ukraine. the letter reads, ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table as soon as possible regarding the agreement on minerals and security. ukraine is ready to sign it at any time. we've had serious discussions with russia, and have received strong signals they are ready for peace. it is time to halt the killing, it is time to end this senseless war. >> bill: want you to weigh in on this. jon radcliffe on fox business earlier today, head of the cia, said some of the aid to ukraine will be frozen. i don't know how that works or how much of that happens. what is your measure of what the next move is here? >> i think president trump is very clear, both on the campaign trail and when he speaks, of what he expects for american foreign policy. one of the things that he has been campaigning about and talked about since he's been president is the fact that he wants to be a president of peace. this war between russia and

ukraine has gone on for over three years. hundreds of billions of dollars spent, most of it by the united states. europeans are also spending this as well. importantly, hundreds of thousands of lives lost as well, at a minimum, in this war. president trump said this war never would have started, he reminded everybody, he was the first president to send military aid to ukraine. not just blankets and sheets as president obama did. putin did invade on his watch. how do we get to where we are today? he meant what he said. he said he will be a president of peace. the war has gone on for over three years and unpalatable to think it could go on for many more years. he wants to get to a resolution because it is in the best interest of the ukrainian people, of our european partners and allies, and of course of the best interest of the american taxpayer. i think we are all encouraged to hear the change in tone from zelenskyy yesterday. i think that is something that my boss steve witt cough will continue to work on with

president to zelenskyy. i think the cia director jon radcliffe mentioned it was a temporary pause as it relates to aid and as it relates to intelligence sharing. this is a very simple message from president trump that president zelenskyy and the whole ukrainian team needs to hear. come to the table ready to make peace. when you are ready to do that, we are ready to move on. >> bill: morgan, we will see what happens next. could be news today. morgan ortega, nice to see you. thanks for coming on. sandra? >> another big moment from si, president trump surprising one high school senior with the news of a lifetime. >> president trump: jason tragically lost his dad, who was also a los angeles county sheriff stephanie when he was just a boy, and now he wants to carry on the family legacy of service. his greatest dream is to attend the u.s. military academy at west point. i am pleased to inform you that your application has been accepted. you will soon be joining the corps cadets. >> bill: best reaction of the

night, was dead? >> incredible. i feel like we were all right there along with him. proud mom. proud moment spee you're going to college! >> by the way what happened after that was really special. the 13-year-old boy, there we go. he walks over with a high five. that was pretty awesome. >> bill: good stuff. there was that, smitty and this. watch. >> president trump: we've been ripped off for decades by nearly every country on earth, and we will not let that happen any longer. >> bill: now on the tariffs. president trump talking about that last night. foreign leaders say they will retaliate. how will that happen? the market is reacting. maria b is here for the opening bell. good morning. we roll-on. ♪ ♪ nothing like a little confidence boost to help ease you back in to the dating scene. of course, that also includes having a smile you feel good about. fortunately, aspen dental specializes in

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41-point gain on the doubt to start the day, as president trump doubles down on tariffs and taxes on imports. santa stock prices down yesterday. there's been a lot of volatility, as markets try to navigate where this all goes next. last night, the president signaled he is not backing down. >> president trump: tariffs are not just about protecting american jobs, they are about protecting the soul of our country. tariffs are about making america rich again and making america great again. and it's happening and it will happen rather quickly. could be a little disturbance. but we are okay with that ticket won't be much. >> we've already heard, good to see you. to have you this when he we've started to hear from companies, like target stores that said we probably have to raise prices. best buy says we will have to raise prices. however, it doesn't sound like there's room for negotiation here. what you think will happen?

>> i think so. howard lutnick has been out and about, he came on sunday morning futures with me on sunday, and suggested that president trump is going to lower the tariff from 25% for canada and mexico. then reiterated yet yesterday of fox business. he said we could get an announcement soon about that. because they have done great progress in terms of helping the president with the border. but i think the larger issue here is that president trump wants to have dropped ration in america. i was in the oval office a couple of weeks ago with the president. i watched him talk to a ceo. the ceo said look if you keep this up my stock will plummet 25%. the president said okay, then you build it here. the point is, he wants companies to say this is too expensive, i will build it here. that is where we are. this doesn't happen overnight, but ultimately over time president trump will see an

increasing number of companies built in america. and then they won't pay tariffs. that's what the president is trying to communicate. i fully expect reciprocal tariffs will hit on april second. i fully expect the tariffs will be in place, even for our allies mexico and canada. although maybe there's room for a lower number. markets are getting used to it. they will settle in. >> bill: lutnick with larry yesterday. take a listen. >> both the mexicans and canadians were on the phone with me all day today trying to show that they will do better. the president is listening because you know he is very, very fare and very reasonable. i think he is going to work something out with them. it's not going to be a pause, none of that pause stuff. but i think he's going to figure out that you do more and i will meet you in the middle someway. >> here's what strikes me, maria. the mexican president earlier said today talking to trump tomorrow. that's thursday. when we had peter navarro on the air yesterday, he talked consistently about the fentanyl labs in canada.

not mexico, canada. kevin cason came on with martha in the afternoon, and that's all he talked about. as if to say, we are waiting for you to take action. until you do, we will continue with this stance. >> i think what business wants and why you're seeing market reaction is because business wants clarity. if it is in fact we are going to see heavy tariffs until we actually see a change in the fentanyl coming into america, that's what it is. it is clarity. if we don't have clarity, companies will be unclear in terms of what they are going to terror shareholders, what they will tell investors. i would say the world has become a much more dangerous place. remember during 2020, during the pandemic, we were throwing this pandemic at us. during that time we saw some of the chinese propaganda come out and say maybe we won't send prescription drug components to america when they need it most, when they are sick. we cannot rely on such important things like the underlying

components of prescription drugs being made in china. or semiconductors. 90% of the advanced semiconductors we use in the military are made in taiwan. the president is very clear on this and understands that. that's one of the reasons why he is saying i need to protect the industries america needs most. i need them to build it here. i guarantee we will see more semiconductor companies come here to america, and they will build it here. same with pharmaceuticals. companies will say i'm not paying tariffs, i need to build here. they will. doesn't happen overnight, the president needs to give companies a grace period to say it will take you three years to fire up that plant? i don't know how he will get their, but there should be some grace period because capitis need that in order to commit a gate to their own investors. >> i want to ask about democrats messaging on prices. this was august the accused measured from president trump leading up to election day, that he will bring prices down. the democrat response to his speech, now making the case, as well as other democrats, that these are trump's high.

let's listen. >> he is going to make you pay in every part of your life. grocery and home prices are going up, not down. and he hasn't laid out a credible plan to deal with either of those. for those keeping score, the national debt is going up, not down. if he is not careful, he could walk us right into a recession. >> really interesting to see the democrats worrying about pricing. we saw inflation go up to a 40 year high under joe biden's watch. there's questions about the economy slowing. the lindsay group came out with a report the other day, can doge induce a recession? they went through saying cutting federal spending by $1 trillion would reject lee reduce gdp if those resources liberated by the cuts do not find productive use elsewhere. there's reason to believe that we are watching an economy that is slowing. that slow down, president trump inherited. he's got answers to it and one of the most important answers i think is what he says about oil and energy capacity. drill baby drill is the way he

says it. but if you drill for more oil, you put more product on the market, this is a global market as we all know. that you are going to push prices lower. if you get oil prices lower, and you get interest rates lower, that's the beginning of reining in inflation. >> bill: as you say, doesn't happen overnight. >> it doesn't happen overnight and that's why the president is going to probably give grace time for some companies, and countries. i been talking with president from on sunday. we've got an exclusive. i will ask him about this as well as. >> bill: good luck. thank you. want to show your life look right now. eagle pass, texas. room ember all the days we watched the overwhelming surge of illegal crossings. now skrine left, we are seeing the lowest level of migrant encounters in decades. the vp jd vance heading there and the ohio senator is on deck to talk about that and more as we continue. life, diabetes, there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do.

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>> last night president trump honoring josh lynn unger he, the 12-year-old girl allegedly murdered by two illegal migrants'. >> president trump: the death of this beautiful 12-year-old girl and the agony of her mother and family touched our entire nation greatly. alexis, i promised that we would always remember your daughter. alexis, moments ago i formally

renamed that refuge in loving memory of your beautiful daughter jocelyn. mr. vice president, if you would. may i have the order? [applause] >> what a moment that was. jocelyn's mother alexis, as you saw there. she joined hannity recapping the beta full moment and how democrats tarnished it. >> it was truly an honor. very surreal feeling to be sitting in that area, to remember the life that jocelyn had. found it very cowardly that a lot of the democrats didn't stand, didn't clap, didn't do anything to support anything that donald trump is trying to do as president to make this country better. it was very shameful to the

democrat. >> i can't imagine how she felt when she saw their response. she has been a beautiful job keeping her daughter's name out there. >> bill: fighting back grief on live tv last night. speaking of immigration, there was this as well in that speech. ♪ ♪ >> president trump: within hours of taking the oath of office, i declared a national emergency on our southern border. and i deployed the u.s. military and border patrol to repel the invasion of our country. what a job they've done. as a result, illegal border crossings last month were by far the lowest ever recorded. ever. [cheering and applause] >> president trump: they heard my words, and they chose not to come. much easier that way. >> bill: dramatic drop in the illegal crossings since he took office. today the vice president jd vance visits eagle pass, i says

pick we have been there a lot with our fox cameras the past four years plus. once a hot spot for illegal crossings. brooke taylor is live on the ground with more. how does it look today, broke. good morning to you. >> reporter: high, bill. the vice president expected to touch down here at the border within the next few hours. team tells me he is going to take a tour of eagle pass as part of his visit. can tell you, he is going to see a whole lot of troops, border patrol agents. one thing he is not going to see is many illegal migrants. that is because the number of encounters are at an all-time low right now. for me to say that is pretty remarkable because we are right outside of shelby park, as many of you remember the epicenter here of the migrant crisis. in 2023 at its peak, border patrol agents encountered 3000 to 4000 migrants per day, just in the delrio sector. thousands of migrants flooded

eagle pass waiting to be processed, overwhelming agents and resources. check this out. compare it to now because sources moments ago told me they had just 14 encounters yesterday in the delrio sector. according to border patrol, apprehensions across the border down 94% from one year ago. president trump crediting this to declaring a national emergency at the border, deploying thousands of more troops ending catch and release, ending those massive parole programs. restarting the detention and removal of aliens that are in violation of federal law. and also resuming they're remain in mexico policy. that list really goes on and on here. i checked with our fox data team, and in the last six months, this is the second time the vice president has visited the border. that is the same number of times that call a lie harris visited the border during her four-year term as vice president, guys spee fund going to see a difference either. brooke taylor, nice to have you

there on the border in eagle pass. thanks. >> republicans rallied around president trump can concluding our next guest. ohio senator. thank you so much for being here. first up, your thoughts, is clearly this was an opportunity for president trump last night to take a victory lap on what he's been able to do so far at the border. >> the reality is, we saw the results. you just had them. we got president trump elected, and as a result, border crossings are basically completely controlled now. which proves the point that when joe biden was in office, he enabled the invasion of our border. that's what the democrats have denied for months. it's obvious and true now, and i applaud president trump for filling that one key campaign promise so quickly in this term. i don't think anybody would have imagined it could have happened that quickly. cats off to president trump and the team. >> senator, we seen it with images at the border. the images we were seeing under the last administration, and now

seen those numbers drop way down. to the point it is quiet and a lot of points at the border. also showing up in the numbers. look at this chart. what a story this tells. border patrol apprehensions. you can see significant drop in just the last couple of months. this was president trump last night, senator, slamming biden over the border crisis, saying pointing at the democrats of the room that he cannot even win over them, considering this performance. >> president trump: under joe biden the worst president in american history, there were hundreds of thousands of illegal crossings per month. virtually all of them including murderers, drug dealers, gang members, and people from mental institutions, and insane asylums were released into our country. who would want to do that? this is my fifth such speech to congress. once again, i look at the democrats in front of me, and i

realize there is absolutely nothing i can say to make them happy or to make them stand or smile or a plot. nothing i can do. >> what was your reaction when you saw democrats protesting, even a moment like that? >> well, the reality is with the border crossing numbers joe biden's invasion of our country was intentional. the democrats are complacent. in my feeling, it is treasonous. the book but that's behind us. what we thought, we had a reset opportunity last night with the democrats. instead what we saw is the democrats humiliating them themselves. it was a total and complete disgrace to see the way they acted. like petulant children. they have no ideas, they have no beliefs other than they don't like president trump. we are going to restore safety and prosperity in this country. we are going to restore american industrial might. the democrats can sit it out, it's clear that's what they want to do. we are going to move forward.

>> in a few minutes we will have this hearing, where a democrat mayor and some century cities will be the hot seat having to answer questions for their leadership in these cities that have been inundated, in many cases, with criminals and gang members. flashback to some of those mayors. have a listen. >> we stand together firmly in our welcoming city status, as well as our commitment to protecting all residents of the city of chicago. no matter where you come from, or how long you've lived here. >> we are not cheating how we run the city. we don't think that is the problem facing the country. >> but i will never back down from an opportunity to defend boston, to defend our residence, and to defend all that we have accomplished together. >> that of course is boston's mayor. live shot of capitol hill. we saw her walking a few minutes ago to take her seat. senator, you have chosen to investigate what you are calling an absolute abuse of power by these ohio judges who barred ice

arrests on courthouse grounds. your thoughts ahead of this hearing, at where you want to see that go next? >> look, i would characterize the hearing we are about to see as the presentation of the three stooges. these are the dumbest mayors in america, all in one room. the iq wouldn't hit 100. in terms of those judges, in franklin county in ohio, they are a disgrace. i hope they answer my letter. we want common sense, but we want to apprehend and remove criminal aliens. that should be something all americans raleigh around. when you have idiotic judges doing idiotic things, they are called out everything at time. >> let us know where that goes and what response you do get, or don't get. senator, and q so much for joining us. appreciate your time. >> bill: we will watch these mayors. they will be in that hearing in a matter of minutes. standby for more on that, next.

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