uncle mike from california, lighten up on us with the ponytails. there's a rule about that. you know the rule. chris, who is excited for the vance debate, he's licking his chops. billy from poplar bill mississippi. throw those mice in a hamster wheel and i bet they would beat the girl mice. dean from springfield, massachusetts,, i'm glad that guy is on our side, imagine coming back from pakistan in handcuffs and seeing him lick you dead in the eye and tell you ... he scares me. he's not even in studio. and sean is up next and remember this is my world.

>> bret: >> they were grilled by lawmakers on the hill this morning over their role in fuelling the border crisis. dhs secretary kristi noem who was in new york city today will react in just a moment. also marcoux rubio brings us the very latest as president trump continues to work towards a peace deal between russia and ukraine. it seemed more likely today. what a shocker it looks like zelenskyy is agreeing to all of donald trump's terms. first after last night's reprehensible behaviour in a house chamber one thing is very clear. the democratic party are a soulless, heartless party. right now they are a party with no message and no morals after what i saw last night. no leadership no soul. and no vision as they cling to their radicalism. they show the country once again how truly out of touch they are

with everyday americans. they repeatedly acted like petulant children. democratic hungers and i'll green even had himself thrown out of the house chamber for that outburst. he was working on articles of impeachment. >> health care has become wealth care. we can't afford to let that happen. >> this president is unfit. he should not hold the office. >> he is unfit for the office. a little temperate -- temper tantrum did not go well with you the american people. even cnn had a pole, 80% of viewers found his behaviour to be an appropriate. according to the same poll nearly 70% of the people that watch approval what president trump said. while a cbs poll was even better for the president revealing 76%

of americans approved of this address and when you dive deep into the issues it gets even better for president trump. 77% of people that watch the speech approved of president trump's plans for addressing waste fraud abuse and corruption in government spending. 77% approved of his plans for immigration in the border. 73% approved of his plans for russia and ukraine mack 65% approved of his plans on tariffs which are reciprocal. the democrats their unhinged behaviour started before president trump even began his speech. earlier a truly bizarre strange awkward display of dozens of prominent democrats simultaneously seemingly posting a video on social media attacking the president while using the exact same format, the exact same script. you can't make this up. [simultaneous talking]

>> you can't make this up. contrary to what the democrats said, president trump delivered an uplifting speech highlighting his policies that will make our country stronger while celebrating everyday americans with very heartwarming stories. still the democrats couldn't even bring themselves to applaud or stand for any of it. they couldn't bring themselves to stand for alexis numb gary whose 12-year-old daughter was brutally murdered by two on bedded bite and harass illegals. they didn't stand when president trump honoured laken riley and her family. another young woman murdered at the hands of bite inherits on bedded illegals.

her poor mother fighting back tears before the entire country. they refused to applaud a young man who lost his father and now is able to fulfil his dream. he found out last night it was accepted to west point. couldn't stand for that. they stayed seated when the president honoured the life of officers jonathan deller. he was killed in the line of duty in new york city. that's his young wife on the screen there. they didn't stand when the president honoured... who sacrificed his life to protect his family during the shooting at the butler, pennsylvania, rally. they refused to applaud mark vogel, is 95 euros mother who was held hostage. president trump made a promise he would bring her son home and held hostage in russia. until trump secure his release, something biden was unable, incapable of doing. maybe worst of all they state -- stayed seated and silent when a

13-year-old boy who beat cancer had been battling cancer since he was eight, whose life dream it was to enter law enforcement was made an honorary member of the secret service by sean karin the new leader of the secret service. at one point democratic congresswoman debbie dingell even appeared to roll her eyes while the president honoured him. this is your modern day, take a look. this is your modern day radicalized soulless democratic party. at their core they hate donald trump so much that you couldn't show compassion for mothers that lost their children because of illegal immigrants or a child that be brain cancer. and now what are we looking at as a country? a party that is defeated, a party that is dead, a party that is heartless and a party that is soulless. they represent everything that is radical and extreme. they stood up in unison earlier this week for the right of men to play women's sports but they can't be bothered for loved ones

who lost family members. they did eventually find one thing to stand and clap for last night. they party spent hundreds of billions, they want more for the war in ukraine and endless wars to continue. take a look at this moment between president trump and elizabeth warren who he calls pocahontas. >> the united states has said -- sent under the billions of dollars to support ukraine's defence. with no security,. [applause] you want to keep it going for another five years? you would say pocahontas says yes.

>> you are going to oppose the end of death and instruction... that's what i mean when i say soul is heartless mean-spirited out of touch and they show their true colours last night. their behaviour was so despicable even some members of the liberal media, legacy media mob are agree with me. take a look. >> what we saw tonight in the chamber are not being well received. >> the democrats came ready to fight back with their little piles. that is how you save democracy. by quietly dissenting or fitting on an antique tea set. it was hard to tell what's going on. >> i thought -- i think there were times when they should have risen. i think what i'll green did was despicable. [inaudible]

>> the bingo signs were killing me. i don't know who saw the bingo signs but they should be fired. >> this is an indictment in my opinion on the democratic leadership. >> while some acknowledge the -- the disaster that unfolded, others chose to hit another new low mocking the ceremony that honoured this young child that beat cancer. take a look at this. just take this in. >> this is disgusting. the president made a spectacle out of praising a young man who has thus far survived pediatric cancer as if the president had something to do with that. in the midst of him praising doge among other things, have cut off funding for ongoing research into pediatric cancer. >> i hope he lives the life you want to live. he knows what he wants to do and

maybe win you've had childhood cancer that crystallizes for you. i hope he has a long life as a law enforcement officer. i hope you have been asked to defend the unite states capital against donald trump supporters. and if he does i hope he isn't one of the six who loses his life to suicide. >> didn't you vote for the candidate that supported the 574 riots or maybe you call them insurrections in the summer of 2020. you know the ones that killed dozens and dozens of americans, injured thousands of police officers... the riots that caused billions in property damage. the riots that your candidate said that they won't stop shouldn't stop and she wouldn't stop supporting the riders. make no mistake last night was a disgusting display from a bunch of soulless people with no message, no direction, no morals. even the parties leaders participated in this. despite the democratic party and

their pathetic efforts, donald trump continues to deliver for the american people. reiterating his threat to the terrorist group hamas regarding hostages amak he's saying it is over for you and there will be held to pay if they do not release the bodies and the hostages in a new message today. he joined us in d.c. tonight. how are you. >> i see you on the satellite. >> it's great to be in the studio with you. you don't get into d.c. ton either. >> i tried to hibernate in the free state of florida. let's get your take on it because i think -- i would never say that the democratic party died but they went a long way towards just destroying any credibility they had. it seems like they are hell-bent on committing suicide and it makes no sense. if you said...

you couldn't pay for what the democrats did last night. here's an idea, let's start out with the senior citizen congressman shaking his cane at the president. then we move on to women dressed in pink who blew the idea of protecting women in sports. what the problem is the democrats are on the wrong side of normal. and they are sitting there while the president is thundering out these 80% issues that the american people support. you hit on all this inhumane reaction but what about booing the idea you are not going to tax tips. boo the idea that we are not going to tax social security. we are going to boo protecting girls in sports. boo protecting the border. these are all 80% issues. it's the beauty of what america first is. finding yourself on the wrong side of normal is what the democrats are doing. they did it in unbelievable fashion last night and it was

remarkable. >> they are now the party of endless war. they don't want peace in the middle east. they are going to champion men and women sports, are the go-to champion the rights of illegals over the safety of americans? or they are good to champion waste, fraud, and abuse in foreign countries for the radical green new deal and woke and transgenderism. >> you would think that they could at least stand up for an announcement that we found the attacker who killed 13 americans in afghanistan. you think you could stand up for a young kid who fought through cancer. you wouldn't have nicole wallace and msnbc, not take it up to the point wear if he's got police officer -- first of all he's a 13-year-old kid. [simultaneous talking] >> he was honoured. this young man going to west point, can't we put it aside for a second, you hate donald trump so much that you

can't even be a decent human being and say we ought to honour these parents whose kids were murdered. >> let's get your take on all of it. a broad overview of what you saw last night. >> you look at the week the democratic party has had so far. it's only wednesday by the way. the fact that on that monday during your monologue as he mentioned, voting against biological men competing against biological women in sports, how could you do that as a common sense argument? that will haunt them in the midterms next year and during the next presidential election. that boat was a walking talking campaign ad for every republican in the 2026 midterms. then we saw what happened on tuesday night optically as well. the enthusiasm on the republican side of the aisle and from the vice president was off the charts. on the other side that looks like the human version of the

great depression. and their petulance was so pure you could crush it up and snorted. this looks and sounds like a disorganized cactus oriented defeated party. you will have to forgive them for feeling that way because they just lost a presidential race with their install the cackling candidate with the popular vote. lost every swing state. couldn't win back the house. the supreme court is controlled by conservatives. you can't find one positive thing to say about the democratic party right now. new poll, just when he 1% of voters approve of the democratic party right now. that's the lowest in the history of this poll when asking that question. the fact they couldn't stand up for d.j. daniel, a 13-year-old boy who has had 13 brain surgeries and for nicole wallace and rachel maddow to say the most odious and inhumane, one of the worst things i've ever heard on cable news which is saying a lot. this is a party that's taking its cues...

and i have no leader and no compass right now. >> it's pretty disgusting and pretty despicable. i don't get shocked by a lot of it and i don't really care that they think the way they do when they say... to be honest that was heartless. that was cruel. that's nbc news. >> that's the mothership at this point where they have more employees than they have viewers at this point. >> i think you are probably right. good to see you. only come back mayors of the sanctuary cities grilled by republican lawmakers on capitol hill. we got the tape, we will get reaction. kristi noem will join us and governor greg abbott will joini. with details of this tour of the southern border with the vice president and also tonight secretary of state marco rubio will talk about ukraine and put in russia and what's happening

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>> president trump granting u.s. automakers a month-long exemption from tariffs on imports from mexico and canada. that coming up to the spoke to the leaders of four to, general motors and stellantis. the president told them they should shift production here in the u.s. that way they don't have to pay a tariff. the suspect in the deadly bombing at the airport during the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan makes his first court appearance. following his extradition to the u.s. he was taken into custody over the weekend.

he has apparently confessed to his role in the august 20 oh -- 21 suicide bombing that killed 13 service members and of about 170 afghan civilians. the president announced the arrest last night. now back to hannity. >> a big day here in the d.c. swamp where the mayors of several prominent sanctuary cities were called to testify before the house oversight committee. things got a little heated. what a shock. >> would you turn that criminal over to ice? >> this happened outside the city of boston but i can tell you in a city whenever someone commits a crime, whenever there's a criminal warrant we hold them accountable. if ice deems they are dangerous enough to hold and obtain a criminal warrant than the boston police will enforce it. >> will you turn that criminal over to ice? >> we follow the laws and we

make sure. >> do you consider yourself a sanctuary city? >> we do not under that definition. >> so you are not a sanctuary. >> we call ourselves a welcoming city. >> we are not pulling the curtain back. we have ripped the curtain from the rods. we have revealed to america just how fast we could have secured our border if you had an executive that was willing to enforce the law periods and now we are paying attention to our municipalities. and every one of them is lawyered up, they change their narrative. you will be held accountable. one of you said you are willing to go to jail. we might give you that opportunity. >> yes or no. >> they should be deported. >> yes or no. >> this is why you have 6% approval rating because you suck at answering questions. >> i did not think you are bad

people but you are ideologically misled which is why based on your responses i'm all going to be criminally referring you to the department of justice for investigation. >> secretary of homeland security kristi noem was up in new york city at the subway station where an illegal immigrant stands accused of lighting a woman on fire last year. she's back in d.c. from that trip. it's so good to see you. i keep wanting to say governor. i have to get used to it. >> a lot of people are still making that mistake. >> it's been so bad. during the campaign i... i rolled all the names. all the names of all these people murdered,, victims of violent crime, what you finding? >> i'm finding like -- families like that all over america. air living in some of these sanctuary cities where they have leaders that won't listen to them and that's what's shocking

to me. even last night, the state of the union speech, i really felt like the democrats are broken no way that i've never seen that's unprecedented. the disregard for human tragedy. and that's what they showed last night but that's why am fine -- what i'm finding all across this country. people are sick of leaders and mayors like these that we have a capitol hill and they are done. they are waking up and they are very. we do these raids on these criminals in these cities, people walking by on the streets going to work in the morning kicked -- taking their kids to school and they stop and they go think you. they are telling these officers thank you for doing this. thank you for being here. to hear that on the ground is very different than what you hear when you are listening to democrats. >> wears her heart, your soul, your conscience, your compassion. democrats say they are compassionate and you don't stand from others that lost their children or little boy that be cancer, you don't stand for a guy that lost his father

and got into west point. you don't stand for a woman who lost her hero, husband, police officer. >> when the president walked in and they just didn't stand for him, out of respect for the institution, at least decorum. i served in congress when obama was there and so many times he would come in for that state of the union speech and i knew he was lying to us and he had a political agenda. we gave him respect because this is the foundation of our country. this speech is constitutionally mandated and you follow the process. you can disagree on politics or opinions and policy but respect to the institution because it's the backbone of this country. >> i'm glad you are doing what you were doing. i think your task is so daunting because you were handed a mess as the president likes to say. we have terrorists, cartels, a members, known murderers, in the country.

finding them is hard, now we have people that are working against you and this is a question of ask you before. are we finding the people that are tipping off and putting i.c.e. agents lives in danger, tipping off the people that you were going to raid. >> i have a couple of them identified that are within dhs and when i'm able to reveal that with the evidence i'm going to prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law and i'm going to make an example. i got another notification of another leak and i can't do anything without it getting leaked and that's what we have to have so many... that it doesn't slow us down. that's one of the things when i was in new york city today, i said to so many of our officers i said we don't have time to kiss each other's... we don't have time to sit around. we have to do everything we can every single day because we might have another laken riley tomorrow and wish we would've pushed harder and done more. they better watch out because we

are putting just as equal effort into identifying them as we are these criminals that are out there and murdering people. these leakers are more dangerous because of the disregard for law enforcement officers. [simultaneous talking] >> it's because. >> are you going to keep doing that? >> i can means a lot to our officers out in the street. i learned something everything all-time of ways we can be more efficient, what things i can do just remind the process, how we can multiply our operations and how we can get regulations out of the way. what they are doing to cripple us. >> it's super cool. the president is giving me everything i asked for as far as being successful at securing the border exactly like he said he was going to do. this guy is phenomenal. i can't even tell you, i love president trump and i love his

confidence. he's study, he's confident in his job. he said he feels like god protected him to make america great again, that man believes it and i believe it. he's all in. >> i've known him 30 years. madam secretary, great job. please keep us in the loop it means a lot to this audience. vice president j.d. vance was at the southern border today in the great state of texas along with secretary of defence pete hegseth and director of national intelligence tulsi gabbard. they all flew down from d.c. together where they were greeted by texas governor greg abbott who joined them on their border tour. he joins us right now with more. great to see you again. i've had the pleasure of doing that, how to go today? >> it went well. its way to have a vice president who actually comes to the border and sees what's going on. i get to see firsthand what order patrol is doing. they went to that park that you had the interview with president trump and myself.

they've got to see what texas has been doing and they were able to inquire about what was working and not working. we reveled in some new numbers that came out for the month of february about all-time record lows in the illegal crossings at our border. but here's the deal. in a private meeting with the vice president, he celebrated the record low number that we have set but he went around the room asking what can we do to cut that in half. in other words the vice president and the president or happy they are making a difference but they are not satisfied. they want to make sure that we do even more to get that borders secure. >> i don't think anybody knows like you do because you've been on the front lines from day one. we went through four years where your government was coming after you, attacking you and you had to take texas taxpayer dollars and do their job.

what is the difference between then and now. and they were telling us the border is secure, we knew better >> they lied saying they needed new laws to be able to secure the border. president trump was exactly right when they said... what they are doing is they are being very effective at making sure that the people do not cross the border and to show how effective it is. the few who actually do cross the border, 99% of them are returned back across the border or to whatever country they came from. president trump is showing there are consequences when you enter this country illegally and we will catch you and we will send you back to where you came from. >> what is the next step? now that you have the help and support of the vice president and the president and tom homan and kristi noem and everybody in the administration and kash patel and pam bondi, what

would you like to see next? >> you talked about the lineup and there's a reason why everybody in that lineup has a role to play. one thing we talked about in our roundtable today was the necessity of being able to take legal action which would involve pam bondi and the ag. there's a reason why the secretary of defence was there. because there is that military component to what we are doing and the reason why... was there. think of all the known terrorists who have come across the border illegally under joe biden. we've got to find them and arrest them and put them behind bars. >> we always appreciate you. you and governor desantis. test political jiu-jitsu move of all time. you send it illegal to all this actuary cities and states. i wish i was that smart. great job. we appreciate you being with us. will become back president trump detailed where u.s. relations

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>> last night president trump said he had received outreach from ukrainian president zelenskyy, sounds like he's ready to get back to the table. let's take a look. >> i received an important letter from president zelenskyy of ukraine. it reads ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table as soon as possible to bring lasting peace closer. nobody wants peace more than the ukrainians he said. my team and i stand ready to work on the -- under president trump's strong leadership to get a piece that lasts.

we do really value how much america has done to help ukraine maintain its sovereignty and independence. regarding the agreement on minerals and security, you -- ukraine is ready to sign at any time that is convenient for you. i appreciate that he sent this letter. just got it a little while ago. >> this has president trump has temporarily cut off military funding to and intelligence sharing with ukraine. those moves could be reversed very soon. here are secretary of state marco rubio is with us. good to have you, thank you for being with us. you were in the room last friday it was somewhat surreal and i said on friday i think i've been proven correct that he will be back in that letter and that post on x yesterday said everything that i think it needed to be said to get this thing back on track. your thoughts. >> important thing to understand

it's everything that led up to it. it's been very clear that president trump views this as a protracted stalemated conflict and frankly it's a proxy war between nuclear powers. united states helping ukraine and russia. needs to come to an end. there allies... let's give them as much as they need for as long as it takes. on the russian side they struggled early on in this conflict. they've made some progress but by no means are the russians running away with it either. at the stalemate of conflict. this was explained to everybody and made very clear. all the president is trying to do is figure out if there's a pastoral -- path towards peace. we have to engage both sides and we asked the ukrainians not to sabotage it. when the vice president made the point that it's going to take diplomacy to get things like this solved, zelenskyy made the decision to challenge the vice president and start questioning whether diplomacy is even possible.

in essence sabotaging and undermining the president's plan. that led to the dustup. on blood to see there's been a reconsideration of that position because i truly believe that this is a conflict that we need to find a way to end and it's going to require concessions from both sides. but we have to get them both to the table. the ukrainians have to be there. it's their country. the russians have to be at the table. only president trumka make that possible. that's been the goal and that remains the goal and that's what we -- what we are focused on now. >> it's been a stalemate of hundreds of billions of hard-earned taxpayer dollars. it's not going to go on in perpetuity and there will be a country left and how many more people have to die, hauman he people have died from last friday to today for example. my understanding is putin said he is willing to get into a negotiated settlement, is that your understanding? >> we met with him two weeks ago and a point of our meeting with him was very simple. are you interested in talking about ending this war or not

because there can't really be much of a change in our relationship as long as this wars going on. their answer was we are interested in talking about it. we now need to follow up. it's hard to follow-up when the other side of the conflict is saying they're not interested in peace at all. that was the message that was coming across. hopefully that's been corrected. i hope that's would be corrected more clearly and then i got opens the door to figure out whether this is possible. this should be a mystery to no one. the president when he was a candidate and was running he said very clearly this is a war that never would've happened and i believe to be true had he been president and we need to bring it to an end. he's working to become -- he wants to be a peacemaker. i made this point in multiple interviews. usually people are happy when our president, the president of the most powerful country is looking to prevent wars and to end wars. and somehow when it donald trump that's doing it it's somehow horrible thing. so we are blessed and fortunate to have a president that is looking to bring an end if possible to a conflict that's

because billions of dollars and hundreds of thousands of lives and destruction it will take a generation for ukrainians and others to be able to recover from. >> it frustrates me, call him an evil dictator. nobody is disagreeing but if you want to get a settlement. that's time to hit the reset button. what that deal be a mineral deal first that would ensure u.s. presence and also money for ukraine to be rude -- rebuild their country. with the second phase bses fire, with the third phase be the negotiated settlement, does that sound right to you? >> i'm not going to prenegotiated. the ukrainians are good to have their demands, the russians will have their spelling we have to sale far apart they are. and that's where diplomacy and what the vice president's point was. that's what diplomacy kicks in. that's when it becomes into play when you have to figure out how do you bridge this difference. this is not unique to this crisis.

it's what we're going through right now with hamas and israel in gaza primm a it's what's taken every war that's ended in a truce, a cease-fire, has all been the result of hard work of diplomacy and bridging those differences. but we have to begin that process. you can only do it if both sides are willing to do it. the russians are not went to be easy to deal with either. we have to figure out what they are willing to do by getting them to the table. we couldn't do that if the ukrainians are saying they're not interested. now that's changed and hopefully that's true. i think the opening is now there to see what's possible and it would be in the benefit of everyone. the russian people, the people of ukraine, the people of united states and our european partners and allies. it would be to their benefit as well. there's only one person on the planet i can make that happen and his name is donald j. trump, the president of the united states. we should be cheering that on and we should be supporting that, not undermining it or calling names the way some are doing in the media and some are doing internationally. >> i want to put up truth social

earlier today, president trump released all the hostages now not later, immediately return all the dead bodies of the people you murdered or it is over for you. only sick and twisted people keep bodies and you are sick and twisted. i'm sending israel everything it needs to finish the job. not a single hamas member will be safe. if you don't do as i say i have just met with your former hostages. i ran into them in d.c. as well, their stories are harrowing. whose lives you have destroyed. this is your last warning. for the leadership now is time to leave gaza while you still have a chance. also the people of gaza a beautiful future awaits but not if you hold hostages. if you do you are dead. make a smart decision. released the hostages now are there will be hell to pay later. i guess that's pretty clear and i think both of us know president trump well enough he means it. what's going to happen?

>> hopefully they are going to do exactly what he said. you know how long we've been waiting, for a long time in this country... people don't realize the president meets with these people, he hears the stories, he's outraged and rightfully so. you tired of watching these videos every weekend where hostages that are emaciated or released and bodies are turned over and sometimes it's the wrong bodies and its five year and three there any games that are being played. he's lost his patience with it. he's been very clear about this. is granted space and time for this to be solved and out time forcing it come to an end. enough of this already. they've been in captivity for over a year and a half. these are monsters and it needs to stop. i wish there were more international pressure on the same lines here but i'm glad he's putting those statements out. he doesn't say these things and not mean it as folks are finding out around the world. if he says he's going to do something he will do it. they've got to take that seriously. >> you were in the chamber last night.

you saw the democrats with the little temper tantrum, what was your reaction to it all? >> i think it's bizarre any time you are announcing that some young men has gotten into the u.s. army academy when you announced that a young boy who has survived brain cancer hasn't been made a secret service deputy, these are things that people stand up and caught four. whether you like the person who is speaking as president or not, to see that not happen last night was kind of shocking to be honest. it was really surprising and petty and i don't think it played well. i'm a diplomat now but i can tell you this, i didn't think of -- didn't... the president talked about ending a war yesterday and instead the only chairs we heard from one side of the chamber was cheers for endless war and continuing to move forward. these are bizarre things, we live in bizarre times but i'm glad we have a president with moral clarity. >> glad you are where you are. i kind of like to you as my

senator of florida. i got to be honest. >> you are still in good hands. >> i agree. anyway secretary of state marco rubio thank you. will become back president trump just revealed details of his call with little justin trudeau about tariffs. tell you what he said it might get reaction. vivek ramaswamy is next straight ahead. hey we're going big tonight let's go safety whoa! should i call mom? no, no don't tell your mother anything

>> following president trump's joint address to congress the president announced in a truth social post today that canadian prime minister i call him little justin called him to ask what could be done about tariffs to which trump responded that canada's supposed efforts to stop the flow of fentanyl were not good enough. trump added that the call ended

in a somewhat friendly matter. also today a decision and the supreme court rejected the trump administration and their request to keep nearly $2 billion in foreign aid payments frozen, sending the case back to the district court to clarify additional details. this is not stopping at the end administration from cutting waste, fraud, and abuse and corruption out of government spending. yesterday alone doge announced the cancellation of $4.5 million in grants including nearly $1 million for what's called alpaca farming in peru. over $300,000 to reduce social discrimination against recyclers in bolivia and much more. here with more is ohio gubernatorial candidate beck ramaswamy. this 500 billion that was identified by senator rand paul and elon musk in previously approved spending that they believe they have the ability to cut, that's a big number. now we're getting into the trillions of dollars which was

the goal originally right? >> absolutely. i think there is a level of waste fraud abuse and really just give away of our taxpayer money. that's what they are remembering. it's your money, our money that's being used for purposes that most americans had no idea it was being used for. much of this in an opaque manner by the ministry of state that has no accountability attached. sunlight is the best disinfectant. let's see what those payments are for. turns out most americans don't support them. president trump is on the right side to finally cut that off and make sure that our taxpayer money is better used to advance the interests of our own citizens in this country. >> i would be really negligent in my audience would be mad if i didn't ask for your reaction to all of last night. >> i think it was excellent. president trump hit it out of the park. you saw the democratic party's reaction. that is a party lost in the wilderness. there yet to find their way. one of their congressmen was

lost in the wilderness as they guided him out. it was really president trump at his best and that's a high bar right there. i had the chance to spend time with him over the weekend, he's as confident and as well-settled as he's ever been and for good reason. look at what he's accomplished in a matter of weeks in six weeks having done more than president bynum was able to accomplish in four years. i think he's well on his way to leading us into this new golden age for america. this is the warm up that we've seen so far. i think it was also very honest and this is the point that i appreciated it, is not going to be all roses at every step of the way. sometimes the path to greatness runs through some bumpy roads. he was very candid about that and at the same time instilled a confidence in everybody else that i know that he has that america's best days are still going to be ahead of us and i think it was a beautiful speech. >> the golden era as he said and america is back as he said. the one thing i have a sense of urgency about is that

republicans in the house and senate get their act together and they get it together fast and they implement the president's economic policies and energy policies. and rebuild the next generation of weaponry but get this economic plan in place so recovery can happen quickly. i think that is very critical especially heading into the 26 midterms which republicans should be thinking about. >> i think economic growth is our way back to greatness. president trump is leading us in the right direction. now it's time for congress. both houses can step on the gas to help fuel us and lead us there. speaking of stepping on the gas that means drill baby drill, frock baby frank, get our own natural resources out of the ground and use them to not only bring down costs including energy costs, but to fuel our economy back to greatness. increase the supply of everything that brings down cost

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