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that was the message last night president trump says he is the one leading the way. kicking off a long list of wins last night, shouting a spotlight on heroism of everyday americans and promising the nation unwavering commitment to his america first agenda. let's get back at it now. brand-new hour begins. dana has the day off. i'm bill hemmer live in new york. up late last night. you? >> so happy to be with you. tons of sleep you cannot really. good to be with you, i'm senja schmidt in for a date of this morning. president's historic address last night highlighting his rapana compliments. touting his second term as a common sense revolution. as downbeat democrats sat there on their hands in opposition in what many are calling an ugly display of partisan politics. hears some of what both sides are now saying this morning. >> last night the democrats couldn't even stand for the americans that president trump was recognizing in the gallery. >> the lack of respect is appalling. again, i just think they are

sending a message that is the american people made the right decision in november. >> the vast majority of democrats showed restraint, listened to what the president had to say, and of course we strongly disagree. i was struggling to hear anything relative to what the president had to say in terms of bringing the country together. >> the tension in that room was palpable last night. i do believe the president fanned those flames. he really did not talk about anything or try to unify us in any way. people are angry, they want to see people fight back. they want to do something. >> bill: all right. lucas tomlinson, the reaction continues by the hour. hi lucas kekahuna are thank you in d.c. >> reporter: good morning, bill. democrats remained seated last night except for al green, not the singer, interrupted president trump's beat and was tossed up at house speaker. he had this to say to his critics. >> president trump: i look at the democrats in front of me,

and realize there's absolutely nothing i could say to make them happy or make them stand or smile are applied. nothing i could do. i could find a cure to the most devastating disease. a disease that would wipe out entire nations, and these people sitting right here will not clap, will not stand. >> reporter: democrats refused to stand, even when trump honored a young man with a surprise announcement that he had been admitted to west point from michigan, newly minted senator delivered the democratic response. >> president trump loves to say peace through strength. that's actually a line he stole from ronald reagan. but let me tell you, after the spectacle that just took place in the oval office last week, reagan must be rolling in his grave. >> reporter: some democrats were a no-show, including aoc who instead chose to do a little live streaming, as you can see their pick democratic senator elizabeth warren was seen checking her mobile, not paying much attention to the

speech. many female democratic lawmakers wore pink, and claiming it's the color of protest. democrats didn't arrive and be handed. many carried signs which included save medicaid or musk steals, with false written on the back and what they claim was a fact-check during trump's congress. woke mrs. dead and said fixing the southern border was not new legislation wanted. it was a new president instead. >> bill: there is the wrap for now. lucas. much more to get to. lucas tomlinson in washington. back to last night. >> president trump: his name is dj daniel, he is 13 years old and he's always dreamed of becoming a police officer. [cheering and applause] >> president trump: tonight, dj, we will do you the biggest honor of them all. i am asking our new secret service director, sean curran, to officially make you an agent of the united states secret service. [cheering and applause]

[cheering and applause] >> wow, what an honor of a lifetime and moving tribute for dj daniel, in 13-year-old boy who survived brain cancer. but it was among the many moments democrats did not stand for. dj's incredible story showcased by president trump highlighting his bravery, courage and determination to live picky appeared with his dad earlier today on fox and friends. >> i was not expecting that. nobody even told us. even though they knew. they didn't even want to tell

us. >> what would you like to say to donald trump? >> i would like to say thank you to him. and i hope he got his cowboy hat. i bought him a brown one from texas. [laughter] >> what an incredible moment. let's bring in former white house secondary. let's have a moment with that. he was just -- so moving. to seize the democrats in the room not stand, it was incredible. >> when i saw dj daniel, urinate reaction is to want to know about this boy. i fell in love with this little boy watching this. i find out he's had 13 brain surgeries, he said 13 times my personality has changed. he talked about being rushed in an ambulance, seizing on a table. this little boy, what a beautiful, touching, americana moment. with the democrats not standing, and the camera flashed over to just not clapping, this morning i went back and watched the state of the union from president biden in 2024. when they talked about john

lewis, mike johnson and republican's stood. when they talked about hostages by hamas, and getting them out, mike johnson and republican stood. to say this is just petty politics, both sides engaged, it's factually inaccurate speed five the reaction, even from democrats spanned the ledger pick a couple of things i would mention. apparently it is tradition for the other party, some of them, to walk the president down the aisle. they chose not to do that last night. i don't know if they are raising money off of this or not. here is nicole wallace on msnbc, clip number 1. watch. >> i hope he has a long life of law enforcement. but i hope he never has to defend the united states capitol against donald trump supporters. and if he does, i hope he isn't one of the six who loses his life to suicide. >> bill: not sure what she was sick about that one. meanwhile, over on cnn there was a different reaction. >> i think there were times when they should have risen. when al green did was

despicable. >> this is an indictment, in my opinion, on the democratic leadership. >> they are not taking back the house in 2026. >> i don't know who was throwing up ingleside's but they should be fired a. >> i think they are probably right about that. here's the deal. trump is going to do this three more times in his presidency. what are they going to do next year? is it going to be worth it? you have to wonder if half the room is going to sit down, why go? >> bill, there is a gaping chasm between the democratic party and the american people. they walked in last night knowing quinnipiac showed congressional democrats have a 21% approval rating. 21%. you have people like pelosi, who of easily ripped up the speech, we remember that, saying don't be grist in the middle bq had james carville saying play possum, play dead until we find our moment. democratic leaders are pleading with their constituency not to do this. they chose to do it. i imagine the 21% number is lower this morning. they need a leader.

they are leaderless. a word of admission to republicans, you could find a leader. we remembered the obama years, republicans were lost and then donald trump came on the scene. revolutionized the party. republicans, stay on message, do what you did last night every night for the next three years. >> to that point, here is donald trump last night on his mandate for change. >> president trump: americans have given us a mandate for bold and profound change for nearly 100 years, the federal bureaucracy has grown, until it has crushed our freedoms, ballooned our deficits and held back america's potential. in every possible way. >> i mean, speaking of sticking to his message. that is the message that he went to deliver last night and he sure did. >> it was a little different. the past states of the union and joint addresses to congress have been very formal, even trump takes on this very sincere demeanor. he had that last night. but you got the sense he was

having fun. he talked about the federal bureaucracy there, and thence seemed to relish and get comedic laughter the audits listing off federal spending. illicit off the ages and social security numbers. that he had that payoff line at the end. who knew we were so healthy, rfk? he is having fun. it was a different tone, a little bit later. you sensed a little relief in his step. >> bill: caileigh, speaks e.u. at noon. outnumbered, thank you. >> capitol hill, for democratic mayors about to face a girl aching from century city policies pick house oversight capitis hearing just getting underway. seeing mayor adams of new york city there, mark meredith live on the hill with more ahead of this. highmark. >> reporter: center, and running to you. moment ago lawmakers kicked off what's expected to be a pretty fiery hearing today pick we've got capitol police on standby in case they need to get protesters out. but we have the mayors of form angel american cities testifying about why they decided not to

cooperate with some federal law enforcement efforts when it comes to immigration. among those testifying before house lawmakers today, the mayors of denver, chicago, new york, as well as boston. those mayors are running cities, sanctuary cities, which protects some illegal immigrants from potential deportation pick president trump and republican lawmakers have long criticized sanctuary policies, arguing they make american cities unsafe. last night he hit the point again in his speech. >> president trump: and as we reclaim our sovereignty, we must also bring back law and order to our cities and towns. [cheering and applause] >> president trump: in recent years, our justice system has been turned upside down by radical left lunatics. >> reporter: supporters of sanctuary policies say they are worried if illegal immigrants fear deportation they may not be willing to come forward to

report a crime, or something worse. this morning we heard from new york's mayor eric adams, who vowed to defend protections for illegal immigrants. >> i can't control who comes across the border. i have no control over there at all. but i have an obligation and responsibility for every new yorker to receive the services and care that they deserve. that is what i want to share today. >> reporter: we will be listening to see whether or not eric adams talks about what the relationship was like with any white house, the new administer should. we tried to talk to boston's mayor as she was coming and pick interesting, she decided to bring her newborn baby with her for the hearing today, which is expected to last several hours. >> okay. set that up for us. we will be watching for that. market, think you. >> president trump: patent is here tonight in the gallery. patent, from now on, schools will kick the men off the girls team tech or they will lose all federal funding. it is demeaning for women, and it's very bad for our country. we are not going to put up with

it any longer speed five the president following up on one of his campaign promises, turning the spotlight on the front for fairness women's sports. highlighting the tragic story of the former high school athlete. that athlete, peyton mcnabb, will join us live. >> looking for to that. plus the president talking up the benefits of tariffs. will they boost america's bottom-line? we are going to break that down for you just ahead. >> bill: also a new study finding a connection between transgender surgery and the increasing risk of mental health pick we will tell you what they found and report that. >> really sending a message to the child that they need to be protected from their parents, not by their parents. it took my ability to protect my daughter, and make mental health decisions for her away from me. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> all right, president trump continues his push -- pushing the idea of having greenland join the u.s. this happened during his address to a joint session of congress last night. >> president trump: i also have a message tonight for the incredible people of greenland. we strongly support your right to determine your own future. and if you choose, we welcome you into the united states of america. we need greenland for national security, and even international security. we are working with everybody involved to try to get it, one way or the other we will get it. [laughter] >> president trump: we will keep you safe, we will make you rich, and together we will take greenland to heights like you have never thought possible before. >> the president saying the land is important for military security. the prime minister of greenland though dismissive of the idea, saying in a statement, in part,

quote, greenland belongs to the green landers. >> president trump: our message to every child in america is that you are perfect exactly the way god made you. [cheering and applause] >> bill: now president trump are vowing to transgender ideology away from young children. just as news research increased mental risk health gendered region may carry. alexandria hoff is looking into that. those results pick what did you find out? >> reporter: and morning you. this is pretty money mental study just because of the size and scope. it looked at 100,000 patients dealing with gender dysphoria. feeling like they were born in the wrong body, so to speak. they looked at them over ten years, and researchers than separated the individuals by those who went on to have gender affirming surgery, of those who did not pick the results published through the oxford journal of mexico -- sexual medicine undergoing surgery were at significantly higher risk for

depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and substance use disorders than those without surgery. bringing on the numbers cattone 5.4% of those males in that study who had the surgery, they expanse to depression compared to 11.5% who did not have the surgery. similar results were found in females. dr. kirk miceli, medical director at do no harm, weighed in on this. >> right now we have a pretty solid piece of data that really supports the unfortunate mental health outcomes that are worse after sex change interventions, versus those who did not take them. >> reporter: interestingly the study hasn't gained a whole lot of mainstream attention so far. trans advocates have argued the study was flawed. they say those experiencing the most gender dysphoria would be the ones most aggressively seeking out surgery. if you look at the numbers, gender affirming surgeries have nearly tripled since 2016 pick of course president trump signed an executive order to end federal support for gender transitions for those under 19 years old, and added this last

night. >> president trump: i want congress to pass a bill permanently banning and criminalizing sex changes on children, and forever ending the lie that any child is trapped in the wrong body. this is a big lie. [applause] >> reporter: again, this study focused on adults. the research ended surgical -- that it's dangerous, just highlighted that gender sensitive mental health support is important after the fact speed five all right, we will follow that. thanks. nice to see you in d.c. today. >> president trump: i also signed an executive order to ban men from playing in women's sports. three years ago, payton mcnabb was an all-star high school athlete. one of the best, preparing for a future in college sports. but when her girls volleyball match was invaded by a male, he

smashed the ball so hard in payton's face causing traumatic brain injury. partially paralyzing her right side, and ending her athletic career. patent, from now on, schools will kick the man off the girls team or they will lose all federal funding. [applause] >> a spotlight on the fight for fairness women's sports. president trump sharing former high school athlete painted mcnabb's heartbreaking story during his speech to congress. mcnabb, one of the presidents guess last night, joins us now from the white house. patent, thank you for joining us. what was that moment like free last night? >> i mean, absolutely incredible. such an honor. this is something i will never forget for the rest of my life. i am just so thankful to president trump and the first lady for the invite. i am overwhelmed with emotions.

i could not be more thing for. >> how much does this help, do you think, push forward your message for fairness in women and girls sports? >> president trump really gave this issue even more of a voice. he has before and just continues to do so. him saying our issue, being important enough to speak about that at such a nationally huge speech. the state of the union address he is talking about -- he mentioned me and our story -- my story. having that, i am so thankful to him. he made the promises on his campaign, campaigned heavily on this issue because he sees it for what it is. it is a real issue, at it's happening all over our country. justin crictically thank the for him. i am just so happy. >> you are their first hand, so you saw the protests put up by democrats. many of them not even willing to stand in support of this. we know when we saw the vote on

the protection of women and girls in sports act, not a single senate democrat voted in favor of that. riley gains has been a huge advocate for this, leading the charge for women and girls sports. this was her reacting on hannity last night to democrats and their antics last night. >> to see the theatrics, the performative -- that's what it is, a performance we saw from them. wearing all of the pink to symbolize a standing with women, again, this party, the democratic party, could not be further from being pro-woman. they are antiwoman and anti-reality. >> you know, i wonder where they think they are with the american public on this issue. you will see them in the audience, as you saw firsthand. these democrats, congresswomen showed up in pink. specifically to protest president trump's policies on women. as this is happening, new pulling from

"the new york times", on biological males in women's sports. patent, when asked about thinking about transgender female athletes, meaning athletes who were born mail and then choose to be famous and participate in women's sports, only 18% think that should be allowed. nearly 80% of respondents say that should not be allowed. why do they think, democrats, think they are speaking for the people on this issue by protesting fairness in women's sports? >> once again, the democrats have proven how out of touch they really are. like you said, 80% of the country agrees with this across all party lines. for them to be willing to die on this hill just to push this agenda is absurd. last night, i thought the pink suits and everyone matching was real cute, one of course the day before zero democrats voted for the protection of women and girls. and then zero democrats stood and applauded when i was getting

recognized for my injury. because, like riley said, they couldn't be more antiwoman. frankly, they are anti-american. they really embarrassed themselves all night. it was honestly sad to see. but i wish i could say i'm surprised, but i'm not. >> patent, i am in a view and riley gains and all of these incredibly powerful, strong women that are standing up for girls and women in sports. thank you so much for joining us. lovely to see that moment with you last night. thank you. >> thank you. >> patent, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> he believes in cozying up to dictators like vladimir putin and kicking our friends like the canadians in the teeth. i would rather have american leadership over chinese or russian leadership any day of the week. >> bill: that was the other side of last night. democratic senator alyssa slot can out of michigan blasting the foreign policy agenda. republican colleague is katie bridge who will join us live,

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>> these policies only create sanctuary for criminals. sakes were a cities make us all less safe and are a public safety nightmare. >> reporter: sanctuary policies limit local cooperation with federal immigration authorities, and some in those cities argue that it helps decrease crime. but there are several high-profile examples to support the opposite, sandra. ice age in boston arrested this illegal migrant from guatemala last month. he was on the streets after being charged with aggravated of a child. >> i am bringing held to illegal aliens that children. you don't release child rapists back into the community to reoffend against children. >> reporter: i.c.e. agents arrested this illegal migrant from haiti in january after he was let go with 17 criminal convictions, including assault and battery. >> i'm not going back to haiti. do you feel me?

bleep leap. joe biden forever. everything that he did for me. >> reporter: sanchuk aiken chicago and illegal migrant released after allegedly luring children is now charged with murder, and new york officials wouldn't even honor in immigration detainer for any illegal migrant accused of letting a woman on fire and killing her on the subway. as for denver mayor mike johnston, one of the four mayors on capitol hill today, he said late last year he would rather go to jail to prevent president trump's planned deportation efforts. we will see how he and the other mayors handle the intense grilling on capitol hill. >> we will. watching for that. nate foy, live in york city, thank you. >> president trump: we are bringing in our hostages from gaza. and my first she gushed her we achieve one of the most groundbreaking peace agreements in generations, the abraham accords. the panama canal was built by

americans for americans, not for others. but others could use it. but it was built a tremendous cost of american blood and tragically. we didn't give it to china, we give it to panama. we are taking it back. i'm also working tirelessly to and the savage conflict in ukraine. millions of ukrainians and russians have been lean and sleek killed or wounded in this horrific and brutal conflict. >> could be realtime updates all of those stories he ripped off right there in that speech. touting foreign policy, hammering hamas, china, russia diao she ukraine, all of that is on the table as we speak republican senator here. good running to you. thank you for your time, being here. you had the honor of giving that a bottle. here is the rebuttal from elissa slotkin, your democratic colleague from michigan. >> president trump loves to say peace through strength. that's actually a line he stole from ronald reagan. but let me tell you, after the

spectacle that just took place in the oval office last week, reagan must be rolling in his grave. >> bill: okay, she went on to say on the cold war kid and i would rather have reagan than trump. your reaction to that rebuttal? >> i sent alyssa a text telling her congratulations for being selected for because he mentioned, it is a real honor to be chosen by your party to represent them on a national stage. at the end of the day though, she had an impossible task. democrats were just wrong on the issues. november fifth spoke loud and clear, and unfortunately they keep reverting back to joe biden's failed policies or whether it's them telling us for four years there was absolutely nothing they could do about the border, and then you see donald trump come in and actually drive those numbers down of crossings. 95%. you remember them saying we can't do this without legislation. the bipartisan bill didn't pass, hands are tied. it was an absolute lie. you look at women and protecting women in sports. that is an 8020 issue.

america is with us. this is about fairness and safety. she was sent out to defend things for the american public, they are just not with the democratic party. they haven't caught up to where they need to be. at the end of the day, no matter what a great job she -- someone may have believed she did, people are going to remember how her democratic colleagues behaved in that chamber. >> bill: one of the more telling things, if i could, is that democratic analysts after the speech were deriding democratic tactics. axelrod is saying al green was despicable. simone sanders saying it's an indictment of democratic leadership. michael steele's saying whoever thought about the bingo sign should be fired. that is their immediate review and analysis. put that to the side because there was a significant news broken last night during the speech. it goes back to kabul, afghanistan, and debbie gate. watch here. >> president trump: three and a half 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. 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: as you answer that, look at what cash patel sent out late last night. this was the arrival back on u.s. soil. justice for abbey gate terrorist jaffar officially now in u.s. custody. go-ahead, senator. >> i mean, what an incredible moment. that disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan sent shock waves. not just in that region, but literally across the entire world. one of my first things as united states senator was to travel and meet with world leaders. there was not one world leader that didn't mention this. they said the weakness that was

shown was just insurmountable. we know what that lead to. we understand what peace through strength means. i know we touched on that earlier. reagan did preach it, donald trump practices it. this is a moment, this is one americans voted for. putting us back in the driver's seat, putting america first and showing that strength around the globe. >> bill: thanks for coming on. >> thank for having me. appreciate it. >> bill: nice to see you. you bet. music maccas. >> the busses started showing up to look mike is. some in my city were frightened, like i'm sure some of your constituents were frightened. they were afraid about crime and homelessness and weighed about what these new people might take away from them. >> that happening on capitol hill moments ago here for democratic mayors are defending their handling of the migrant crisis in their cities. we will have the latest for you on that. plus president trump last night celebrating efforts to get rid of dei. kawhi he says the u.s. is woke no longer

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>> president trump: we vended the charity of so-called diversity, equity and inclusion policies all across the entire federal government, and indeed the private sector and our military.

[applause] >> president trump: and our country will be woke no longer. >> bill: that was a rousing reception from that comment. president trump counting his efforts to root out dei, diverse codi, equity and inclusion. "the boston globe" editorial, good running to you. also kennedy, coast of the fox news podcast. kennedy saves the world. each and every week. good running to you. woke no more, are we? or is it going to take just a little more time? >> i think the president is trying to reset the pendulum because we went so far in the wrong direction. there so many people who are really feeling the effects of division. a folk ideology was supposed to shine a light on some of the oppression, inequalities on this country to bring us together, it has had the opposite effect and the glare has actually pushed people apart. that is why you are seeing some of these policies. i'm a little surprised congress isn't more actively taking some

of these things up while they have the majority, instead of just relying on executive orders. >> i think there's actually a consensus around this. i think americans are just tired tech especially the identity politics. and something i hurt time and time again on the campaign trail from moderate. people were tired of feeling divided all the time. but you are still going to have democrats outraged about this. you are still seeing them fight bike,'s adjusting getting rid of dei is getting rid of the first word, diversity pick and that's not the case. i think in the next it should be direct. this isn't about getting rid of inclusion, not about getting rid of the diverse country we have pickets about getting rid of the parts of those policies, as you described, that tear people apart pick that look at them based on identity. >> bill: my guess is the left will continue rallies and marches we see, especially on campus. happening now, we can show the hearing. for mayors from blue city sanctuary cities that have not cooperated in many cases with ice and the feds. and want to play two sound bites for you.

the first one is from brandon johnson, the new mayor in chicago. moments ago he said this. watch. >> any actions that amplify fears of deportations, make chicago more dangerous. those fears calls weaknesses to avoid cooperating for police. cooperation of all people regardless of their immigration status is essential to achieving the city's goals of reducing crime and pursuing justice for victims. >> bill: i know a lot of people will disagree with that. also you are from boston. michel wu is one of the mayors there seated. she was asked this on tuesday this week. >> reporter: why do you need. [inaudible] >> even though i believe there are many more important things that come to attend to, and i would much rather continue to make progress on. when you are called before congress under oath to testify and represent the policies of residence, it is a serious undertaking. >> bill: to be clear on this,

ice has wanted some criminals who were in jail. they committed really heinous crimes. some of them were allowed to go free, and not turned over to ice. >> that's right. in boston this is becoming a fight in the state legislature. wu doesn't have the power to necessarily change how ice is cooperating with law enforcement in boston. she keeps saying that. she keeps saying we can't do that. the boston commissioner doesn't have the power to honor it. but she's not saying why. she's not saying the state legislature can pass a law that very narrowly allows law enforcement to work with ice when it comes to convicted criminals who continue to be released by the massachusetts state courts. that's the question she should be asked today. getting her on the record on that would put pressure where it matters in massachusetts. >> her messaging matters. >> her messaging is horrible. i look at some of these merits, her, and i can't figure out why the long-suffering voters keep voting them in. you are from chicago.

i look at brandon johnson and i look at some of the crime issues and challenges they are facing. these are once great cities. they should be great cities, but they can't be if they have incompetent people spending taxpayer dollars on absolute nonsense. which is not only counterintuitive, it is also frankly quite dangerous. if they feel they can exist without federal funding, that's fine. you can be a sanctuary city. but if you need federal dollars, and you've got people who are raping children that you are letting out on the street. >> bill: one of the cases. >> it makes you a bad person. >> bill: do the people of boston support the mayor's position? >> i think it's getting trickier and trickier for her. she is running for mayor against a moderate. we will see soon if they support it are the $650,000 speech here. you saw this past presidential election, president trump do better in massachusetts than before. use are republicans pick up a seat, witches -- doesn't sound like a lot but in massachusetts it is a big deal.

this is one of the number 1 reasons republicans campaigned on in the state. it's resonating with people saying, dollars for amulets is, for schools, all of this is going to the migrant crisis but we don't even know what's happening in shelters. we are not kidding transparency from the governor. is the main complaint. be back it's not good what's happening in those shelters for women. it's horrible. >> bill: this could be a fight for three and half years in all of these cities. >> you think? >> bill: big time. thanks. nice to see you. >> president trump: tariffs are about making america rich again. it is happening, and it will happen rather quickly. there will be a little disturbance. >> president trump was doubling down on tariffs when speaking last night, fighting to make america safe from deadly pencil. all whelp putting putting u.s. trade on a level playing field. we will check on financial markets as we look at the diao up 100 points, is a trump administer asian hints at a passable compromise maybe coming

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>> harris: democratic lawmakers picked up critics after disgraceful behavior during president trump's address to the nation in congress. some members of the party are saying all of the theatrics made the dismal political situation even worse. mayors on capitol hill right now. has republicans demanding answers on the fight against president trump's efforts to deport violent, illegal immigrants from the country. the worse go first. congressman brian mast, steven hilton "the faulkner focus" the top of the hour. >> harris, thank you jonah dylan remembered as the fight for justice continues. >> one year ago this month will go 31-year-old new york police officer, jonathan deller unbelievably wonderful person and a great officer was gunned

down at a traffic stop on long island. >> we will make sure that ryan knows his dad was a true hero, new york's finest, and we will get the cold-blooded killers and repeat offenders up at the streets and i signed executive order with mandatory death penalty for anyone who murders a police officer noted tonight i'm asking congress to pass that policy. i'm also asking for a new crime bill getting tough on repeat offenders while enhancing protections for america's police officers. >> powerful moment. >> yes, indeed and she was honored patriots award where they share periods because she has incredible. making america rich again, the tariffs will make that happen the ads there may be bumps along the way. warrants at fox business at the white house to set this up for us. >> howard lutnick says there might be an announcement later

this afternoon. he said the president is trying to find a way to give relief to canada for sectors of the arabs and the market, of the dow jones and the president said we might see disturbance but it won't be that bad the president say we must stop the flow of fentanyl across the borders that results in america's death. >> whenever they tariffs us other countries, we will tariff them. it is reciprocal back and forth. whenever they tax us. we will tax them. [applause] if they do nonmonetary tax to keep us out of their market, then we will do nonmonetary barriers to keep them out of our market. >> these comments by the congress secretary saying there could be an announcement. listen to this. >> it will not be a pause, that pause stuff, but i think he will

figure out, you do more and i will meet you in the middle some way. >> i'm hearing the president has conversations with the leaders of both canada and mexico this afternoon. we will see what comes out of that negotiation. back to you. >> howard lutnick will join us at the top of the hour "america reports." thank you. >> before we go, this is good news now. welcoming two hatchlings and breaking out other eggs monday and we are waiting on the third appeared to the fans were heartbroken a year ago when all of the eggs failed to hatch. but look at it, a family affair out there in california. well done. >> i was trying to look up what a group of people is called. anyone thought it? >> hatchling with mark i don't know. >> sandra is back at 1:00, dana at 5:00. >> harris: right now the house