house ways and means chair jason smith, senate finance committee chair mike crapo and senators m marsha blackburn. hillary vaughn what's cooking. reporter: well, president-elect trump gave pete hegseth some advice when he picked him as secretary of defense, according to pete hegseth trump told him, you have to be tough as blank. i can be say it on tv, pete is not backing down from this fight, despite unproven accusations swirling related to his drinking and treatment of women, which pete hegseth denies and points out are from anonymous sources he so capitol hill to make case face to face with every senator he is call kawhid for the job. >> -- he is qualified for the job. >> i spoke with president-elect trump this morning, he said keep fighting. >> you are in this all the way. >> why would i back down, i will keep fighting. reporter: hegseth fights on there are reports indicating that trump might be mulling a possible plan b if hegseth cannot win enough support sources tell fox trump continuing good good governor ron desantis as a back up, they spoke yesterday about this idea which has s

. >> marsha, marsha, marsha. >> think of us as a shadow generation. >> overshadowed by the boomers andhe generation that came after, the millennial's. >> it had been made clear to us that the great music and great everything had already happened. >> there's that boomer arrogance that everything they did was the coolest. i mean, who would want to be a hippie? >> we were the first generations to really adopt technology in ways that change the very fabric of our nation. >> the idea that there is something you're probably overqualified for. >> i worked at a pizza restaurant at the mall. >> the generation narrative was that we were lazy, entitled, slackers. >> it was the last generation of just anti-commercialism. >> selling out was just a huge thing. >> we hated labels. we hated names. >> just meaningless. >> these things are attributed to generations to sell things. >> that is the thing. x. we don't ever get to describe things. everyone does that for us. >> everybody is going to hate this. >> generation x, the smallest generation, the middle kids, the 65 million americans born between 196

jackie: senator marsha blackburn, thank you so much for being here today.at to see you. >> you got it. jackie: all right. facebook founder and meta ceo mark zuckerberg met with president trump last week. this is as big tech is trying to understand the incoming president's approach to their industry during his second term. let's bring in someone who's going to play a major role in that, brendan carr, fcc commissioner, and trump's pick to lead the agency. good morning and thank you so much for being here. you know, you look at elon musk and his role with president donald trump but also how he bought x as a game-changer to protect free speech, and you look at google and amazon and apple, facebook, the role that they have played not only in the last election, but also in this election. what will you do to make sure that the playing field is level and that big tech doesn't have the same grip on speech that it once did? >> yeah, thanks. first of all, i think president trump and his transition team is really just knocking it out of the park with these picks. they'

jackie: senator marsha blackburn, thank you so much for being here today.o see you. >> you got it. jackie: all right. facebook founder and meta ceo mark zuckerberg met with president trump last week. this is as big tech is trying to understand the incoming president's approach to their industry during his second term. let's bring in someone who's going to play a major role in that, brendan carr, fcc commissioner, and trump's pick to lead the agency. good morning and thank you so much for being here. you know, you look at elon musk and his role with president donald trump but also how he bought x as a game-changer to protect free speech, and you look at google and amazon and apple, facebook, the role that they have played not only in the last election, but also in this election. what will you do to make sure that the playing field is level and that big tech doesn't have the same grip on speech that it once did? >> yeah, thanks. first of all, i think president trump and his transition team is really just knocking it out of the park with these picks. they're p

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here, now, with us and for more is tennessee senator marsha blackburn. senator, thank you for joining us. in these days after christmas, as we head into the new year, as hanukkah continues on, as well for the jewish community. and i think that father's utterance here about the timing, it says everything because joe biden's president until january 20th. god help us. but he could have done this in the first week or the second week of january. but instead, he ruins christmas and hanukkah. whatever. people are celebrating the end of the year for these families, which of course, has been they've been suffering ever since they lost their loved ones. >> you're exactly right, tammy. they are suffering every day, and they grieve every day. joe biden has shown a complete disrespect for the rule of law, for judges and juries. and as we were discussing, for victims and their families, and what he has done is try to make criminals into victims. and one of the things i think is so interesting about this passel of commutations that he pushed through is merrick garland

the country going bankrupt why we need doge on a desk tennessee center marsha blackburn member senateinance consumers and veterans affairs committee thank you so much for being here. >> good to join you. >> i know you had vivek ramaswamy with you on your podcast unmuted adding that you introduced legislation to halt federal salary increases until recommendations from doge you were able to implement them a bill to reformer federal workforce advocating for shift from 10-year based promotion to merit based system tell us more. >> yes, maria one of the things we are going to have to do to get this federal spending under control, is, first, for spending hiring to end federal salary will help eliminate some positions people are not showing up to work they are still woeshing remotely va great example of this if you are va healthcare, you are working five days out of 10-day period, if you are in benefits two days out of a 10-day period, this needs to come to a stop. you've got the department of defense, focused on some legacy sthachlz outlived their usefulness, maria, they can't pass their au

senator marsha blackburn, republican of tennessee joins us now.re there enough votes to get this thing passed now? >> yes indeed. in the house we have enough to get it passed. it is a matter of the leader and the speaker actually putting it on the floor and calling the votes. the vote. there have been all these falsehoods about the bill and we have worked to tighten up protections on free speech. we have addressed the duty of care. there is absolutely no reason for this bill not to move forward. when elon musk has signed off on this bill he is truly the free-speech champion. he bought x to make certain free speech was protected. the ceo of x tweeted in the support of donald trump junior, has tweeted in support, we need to put protections in place fon the physical space. >> reporter: trump's nominees have been meeting with lawmakers on capitol hill. will the gop senate give a trump all the nominees that he wants? >> you will see these nominees move forward. each of these nominees will be confirmed. they are well-qualified, they are certainly outsid

will: here with reaction, gop senator marsha blackburn. great to see you. good morning to you. >> good to see you. will: let's start with syria. it's such a puzzle. rachel asked throughout the morning, we think it's great, we think america first positioning is the right ideologies and front foot. president trump said let it play out. we have 900 guys there and turkey's playing and iran's playing so all these different players including jihadists are playing, what do we do in syria? >> yes. what we have to realize is there are no good guys in this. these rebels are connected to al-qaida. we know iran is going to lose supply lines to hezbollah. we know that russia is losing access to a warm weather port and we need to make certain that we support israel. cheryl: are you concerned at all about -- the most important point is the point about russia. are you concerned about what they do next given the fact this is a pretty desperate situation for them. >> it is indeed. and i think president trump and his statement were right on this. and you know, this is one of

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suicide self-harm bullying blumenthal has worked for years with tennessee senator marsha blackburn on kids online safety act. it aims to give children and parents better tools to protect themselves online and hold big tech accountable for harms. it is time. >> to pass this legislation. the senate did just that earlier this year, 91 to 3. >> but the bill has stalled in the house. there are blatantly false goods. >> that are being peddled. >> by the big tech lobbyists. >> house speaker mike johnson has not allowed members to vote on the legislation over worries it would censor conservative views. there's still some concern about the free components of that. nothing is further from the truth. as a conservative voice herself. blackburn argues that's not an issue because the bill is about product design, not content, every product that is sold in this country. >> has some kind of safety design attached. president-elect donald trump has promised to take on big tech and companies are planning ahead. microsoft, pinterest and iran must have now endorsed this legislation. meta has not, but did

ok marsha that's ok, marsha and arkansas also on our no line, you are up. marsha in arkansas?ne more time for marsha. ok. let's try tyrone in illinois. good morning on our yes line. caller: good morning. good morning, pedro. what i am seeing is i am a retailer. i deal with china quite a bit myself. the first thing we need to do is put a -- some type of a leverage on all the ships coming in. our freight charges have been as high as 30,000, as low as 3500. that will help with the inflation part of what is coming into america. as far as china, china is working very hard on their own infrastructure. they cut back on a lot of their factories over there. they consolidate goods they ship over to us. we can work on the tariff part to force companies to bring back more goods, which would help us quite a bit. the gentleman talked before you had on about having companies to come to america under biden. a lot of those companies he went after for the batteries, he gave them billions of dollars and they went bankrupt. i think we need to look at more of a have your infrastructure as far as f

sometimes it's on the presiding due to this, marsha little, i will rebuild and protect the free republic of korea, which is falling into the depths of national ruin. i will decisively eliminate onto state forces who being wreaking havoc under the main culprits of nations downfall. this is an unavoidable state to protect our freedoms and safety of the people, as well as to ensure the nation sustainability and security against dionte state forces attempting to over throw off system has skipped the latest. now with the alger 0 is eunice came, who's in soul for us, has just gone past one a. m a. and so eunice, bring us up to speed with what's been happening for us at the national assembly. all right, so we do have some developing news volley. we are hearing that at the national assembly. those pictures you saw earlier of the speaker of the national assembly at the podium. that was a lawmakers gathering to vote to request to put a halt on this a declaration of the martial law. we are just now hearing that that motion has been passed by the law maker as the ball is now in the court. then of th

it comes off to you abruptly impose marsha low on tuesday night and lifted it just hours later. it's of the protest as gathered on the steps of parliament in the capital. the head of the president's own party is cooling on the defense minister and the entire cabinet to resign. local media is reporting the president's chief of stuff um several top pays are discussing whether to quit. now on the most low political activities are found and media comes under, the president's control unit came, begins on coverage from so it was from crisis to celebration. in a matter of hours, south koreans poured onto the streets after president, utah goes back down reversing his decision to impose a martial law. ok, we don't have j. u after the national assemblies demand to leave marshall, marshall, a troops have been withdrawn. i will accept the national assemblies demand and lift muscle through a cabinet meeting to show how the president had decided to call out the military just hours earlier, accusing the main opposition party of sympathizing with north korea and antis, date activities. the swee

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i also want make sure i thank my family, my folks john and marsha are back in maine tonight. huge advocates of this book. my father in law, tom beck, is here tonight. that's him with the beer. my mother in law. barbara also came down from pennsylvania, but she's home with our three kids so we can be here. so let's shout out, barbara. we all know the childcare struggle is real. and my beautiful, incredible wife, katherine, is here tonight as well. thank you, honey, for everything. i. i promised i wouldn't or something to keep it moving. and i want to thank another family in my life and that is the dc central kitchen family this book is mike said is in many ways sort of an oral history of remembrance says of of so many perspectives of the kitchen and so this story my name is on a near the book it is your current colleagues past colleagues friends partners champions advocates policymakers your insights your courage really is the story of dc central kitchen. mike shared a little bit of my story and a half years ago i came here as an unpaid undergraduate intern and we're big on hi

so far, just two have voiced their support -- marsha blackburn of tennessee and katie britt of alabama. and all eyes tonight on iowa senator joni ernst, the first female combat veteran to serve in the senate and a survivor of sexual assault. ernest, one of several we've learned, on trump's list of possible replacements for hegseth. >> senator, what is it going to take for you to support hegseth? >> reporter: ernest's support will be key, but tonight, she's still not convinced. even after meeting with hegseth one-on-one. >> i think for a number of our senators, they want to make sure that any allegations have been cleared, and that's why we have to have a very thorough vetting process. >> reporter: trump keeping his options open, as tonight, we're told he is notably not making calls on hegseth's behalf. but the former fox news host's mother is, after appearing on the cable network, insisting her son is a changed man. >> pete is a new person. he's redeemed. >> reporter: for now, hegseth hanging on. >> as long as donald trump wants me in this fight, i'm going to be standing right here in

i also want make sure i thank my family, my folks john and marsha are back in maine tonight. huge advocates of this book. my father in law, tom beck, is here tonight. that's him with the beer. my mother in law. barbara also came down from pennsylvania, but she's home with our three kids so we can be here. so let's shout out, barbara. we all know the childcare struggle is real. and my beautiful, incredible wife, katherine, is here tonight as well. thank you, honey, for everything. i. i promised i wouldn't or something to keep it moving. and i want to thank another family in my life and that is the dc central kitchen family this book is mike said is in many ways sort of an oral history of remembrance says of of so many perspectives of the kitchen and so this story my name is on a near the book it is your current colleagues past colleagues friends partners champions advocates policymakers your insights your courage really is the story of dc central kitchen. mike shared a little bit of my story and a half years ago i came here as an unpaid undergraduate intern and we're big on hi

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we caught up with senator writeh senator marsha blackburn coming out of the meeting to tell us basically this is an open mic night in the room right now. lawmakers are taking turns going to the mic and pitching their ideas to musk and ramaswamy of where to make cuts. >> they are doing intake. they are listening, they're looking for ideas, and here is the thing, every single member of the house and the senate are apart of this effort, and we hope all of our democrat colleagues will join us. who's going to help them and stand in their way and there are some skeptic asks some democrats saying doge doesn't have the pursestrings and hold the pursestrings that congress does and it has the spending power i tried to get insight from musk and ramaswamy into what their strategy is. how to work with congress or work around them. >> we'll have a greet discussion today. reporter: how do you convince them not to cut spending when they cut spending. >> the problem is in the room right now with mussing and ramaswamy all the lawmakers there. cutting spending and rooting out waste and coming down to it, i

krysta tobias, four years later strange evidential 20-year-old naval offer amanda snell shocking, marshackburn biden on "hannity" last night. >> they went out went forward with commutations, and moved it to life without parole. rather than having these individuals i have the death sentence carried out on them, after they have killed policemen servicemembers, children, this shows you that joe biden has no regard for rule of law. gerri: no regard for the rule of law what are your thoughts on this? >> i think senator blackburn is exactly right about this. and i will tell you as a former federal criminal prosecutor, are federal death penalty cases extremely rare worst of worst already in custody many for serious criminal offenses murderers, kills servicemembers correction officers children also a very, very cafÉ methodical elaborate process before the death penalty is sought or imposed in a federal case what president biden has done, is to really throw aziz, those had to go up to attorney general of united states before we presented to a judge or jury president biden has thrown aside all of

with elon musk and vivek ramaswamy who are holding court with lawmakers, we caught up with senator marsha blackburn who came out of the meeting to tell us this is an open mic night, law make takes turns to the mic and pitching their ideas to elon musk and vivek ramaswamy on where to make cuts. >> they are doing intake, they are listening. they are looking for ideas. here is the thing, every single member of the house and senate are a part of this effort, we hope our democrat colleagues will join us. reporter: today capitol hill field trip not just about getting down to dirty details about where to trim fat but a way for p musk and ramaswamy to sniff out who will help them, and who will get in the way, some democrats edg doge does not hold purse springs -- purse strings. they are a gang gang of 2 with zier have we authority, i tried to get insight from them. >> how much do you think you could cut without congress' help. >> on the way to meeting, but we'll have a great discussion today. >> how do you win over people who say doge doesn't have power. >> mr. musk how do you convince people who

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senator marsha blackburn, she will talk about kash patel, the nominee for fbi director.as philipson, they'll talk about the economy and how he will get things going again with energy specifically. and we'll be speaking to charlie kirk as well, on why the democrats got their messaging me wrong. they seem to be doubling down on it which is interesting to me. ultimately they need to change things to get through to people in the way that they need to at this point but there haven't been. will: jackie, you're guest hosting sunday morning futures this morning, 10:00 a.m. eastern time. we'll be watching. thanks, jackie. there's five weeks left in the nfl season and we have the must watch games this week on fox. ♪ that is their question. and nobody knows shoppers better than shopify. the undisputed, undefeated, checkout champion of the world. businesses that want to win, win with shopify. it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and w

tennessee senator marsha blackburn has her sights set on getting federal workers back into the officend introduced new legislation to do just that senator blackburn joins me now. so, senator, how do you plan on getting them back to the office and if they don't want to come back, sell the buildings and get give it back to the american taxpayer. >> americans have reached the tipping point with putting up with outrageous spending. every member has lists but more importantly the american people have a list. and they want to pay less for gas and groceries and they know that this federal spending is causing a lot of what they are doing now, as you are saying you have 10% of the federal workforce working full time less than five days a week in an office; we have 12% of our office space that is being used. so, one of my doge acts provisions is to make certain that people return to work. if they are not returning to work, then we need to remove them or we need to sell those buildings, or another of the doge provisions, let's move these federal agencies outside of washington, d.c. and put them

i want to take a listen to senator marsha blackburn.a is on our air earlier ths morning talking about this new administration carrying out deportation. let's take a listen. works the american people have spoken. they want the border secure. they want the fentanyl, the drug trafficking, the human trafficking come the sex of trafficking the gangs and the crime to end. they want an end to this. it's what the american people overwhelmingly support the way president donald trump is carrying out this transition. >> so critics talk about the cost of deportation and also wonder about the people who work here live in quiet lies maybe work in the service industry may be paying taxes people who are not out committing criminal acts. there are lots of people in southern california should those people be worried right now should have you received instructions on how to deal with those people? >> is kind of a red herring. in the beginning part this 1.5 million people in the united states that are verifiably criminals. new administration is going be go

grandma marsha, grandma dee and terry. >> shout-out to them. where are you from?, indiana. shout-out to the folks out in newburgh. take a look at forecast across the country. warm air actually is a big part of the story. caused big storms over the weekend. those are now overwith a lot of folks felt those impacts over the last couple of days. the warmth now really spilling up and down the eastern coast. look at temperatures, 40's, 50's, feels like march, feels like april it. really does feel like spring out. that is not going to last forever. here is the forecast for today and take you into new year's eve forecast as well. ultimate lid just some rain really across portions of the midwest, new england, and, of course, the pacific northeast. those are your weather headlines. will, i will toss it back inside to you. >> all right. thank you, adam. president-elect trump is backing elon musk and vivek ramaswamy after a fiery debate online in the maga community on h-b1 visas for foreign workers saying quote: i have always liked the visas, i have always been in favor of th

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senator marsha blackburn slamming biden for this on hand at this last night. last night. >> they went out and went forward with the commutations and moved it to life without parole rather than having these individuals have the death sentence carried out on them. after they have killed policemen, service members, children. this shows you that joe biden has no regard for the rule of law. gerri: three federal inmates remain on death row. joining me now is cornell university law professor and founder of equal protect.org, william jacobson. what do you make of the commutation, it's stunning to see what these individuals have done. just awful. what do you say? >> well, i think what's stunning is how sweeping it is. he is not taking into consideration a particular case, he's not taking into consideration whether somebody in prison has changed their life. the usual things that we look for when a commutation is done. none of that is true here. these are cold blooded killers who have shown no remorse and they're certainly not having their sentences commuted because they

>> let me say first senator marsha blackburn kathy mcmorris-rodgers everyone get the bill together commended urgent desire to protect children. i devoted my life to that in the legal arena before i became a lawmaker in the courts. i want to make sure we do this right. when you are talking about regulating online content, you have to make sure that it doesn't provide a avenue to censor conservative speech. i used to be a constitutional law litigator a lot of my colleagues in that space are very concerned about this. religious liberty advocates and pro-family organizations very concerned we got to make sure the language is tight. we're almost there. i feel like this bill doesn't go far enough in that protection and we'll get it done early next year. they will be able to take a victory lap and we will protect children. >> steve: mr. speaker, we have guests on who are behind this. this is a bipartisan bill. both sides like it. it has passed the senate. it is sitting on your desk. we had a guest a couple days ago who suggested one of the reasons you are not taking it up because meta, which would

and another by richard blumenthal and marsha blackburn, my home state of tennessee, the online safetyd online safety act. president trump has marshaled a lot of that incredible momentum he has right now, judge, to help pass some of these things, and as someone who is invested in the stock market, i want to see the stock market keep going up. i want to see people's wages keep going up, and i want to see, for that matter, the interest rates come down like every other american and we will see if the president can deliver on that and i'm a democrat rooting for him. >> judge jeanine: tyrus, so much has happened between 2020 and 2024. i mean, here you've got the only president in history to be on the cover of "time" magazine twice. >> tyrus: three times if you count the time he put himself -- >> judge jeanine: yeah, that's true. >> dana: [laughs] >> judge jeanine: so the question i have is, no one could have predicted this would have happened. is america different, or is donald trump different? >> tyrus: no, i think what it is is the progressive left, with the exception of democrats like ha

. >> some in congress are teenage up with doj instead of working against them marsha blackburn introducing a bill called the doge act would make some pg changes law require o workers slow up in person move os out of d.c. into real world could provoke a voluntary exodus of employees. >> mistakes lot of sense some suggestions made where doj could start if terms of cutting spending three will million dollars on girls centered climate action in brazil, what? 45 billion dollars in burma what? >> 89 million dollars on o o i am propererly stored gas engines 125 million on ratioizing public health what? ? 70 billion dollars on empty government buildings a lot here not going to come close to two trillion dollars, you have to start consolidating agencies but a good effort your reaction. luke: last time we talked about dei how this spending den billion dollars dei costing nursing home of billions in lost productivity from dei, starting at the top when it comes to the federal employees 21 million federal employees two million direct federal employees 21 public sector including state get them in office

. >>> still ahead, tennessee senator marsha blackburn is here with more on the kids' online safety act. >>> trump promises permits and environmental approvals for those investing a billion dollars in america. what does kevin o'leary think about that? >>> israel striking syria's a military assets to keep weapons out of the the hands of rebels. national security expert victoria coates with the latest on that. >>> and california governor newsom if proposing new spending as the state faces another budget deficit. steve hilton all over that one. the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ big news for mahomes! i'm switching to iphone 16 pro at t-mobile! it's built for apple intelligence. that's like peanut butter on jelly... on gold. get four iphone 16 pro on us, plus four lines for $25 bucks. what a deal. ya'll giving it away too fast t-mobile, slow down. time's running out to save on your move with pods. book by december 16 to save up to 25% off your upcoming move. with no deposit now and no surprise costs later. don't miss out! book now with code gift25 at pods.com (singing) i'll be home for christmas.

marsha blackburn of kentucky is saying okay, house, get on it. why isn't the house moving on it? looks as though meta has spent an awful lot of money in louisiana and, you know, i don't know the reason. but, for some reason, the speaker is holding it up. and saying that they are going to get more free speech protections. no, those have all been done. you cannot get a better champion for free speech than elon musk. and he is endorsing it. so i don't know the motive. but it seems to me this whole bill is held up by the house leadership. >> steve: sounds like you are suggesting because meta is building great big facility in mike johnson's state that that might have something to do with it. is that what you just said? >> i don't know. that is -- that is the only explanation i can think of for why the leadership is holding it up when everyone else is ready to go. including elon musk. >> steve: the house has got two weeks. it would be great because the senate has already done the work and some people on all sides of the issue have weighed in trying to protect our kids. i hope they do s

junior is meeting with marsha blackburn on his final day of meeting with senators before the christmasay. fetterman, you know, basically had a really nice cordial handshake with him yesterday. they saw each other in the hallway and where the meeting talks began. fetter man has been defending himself for meeting with some of trump's more controversial nominees like pete hegseth. it is a different tune than the second most powerful democrat in the senate taking went to the senate floor yesterday and bashed kennedy. >> for rfk, junior to say we have to study polio vaccine at this point is not only sad, it is shocking. i will tell you this, if he is going to be the scourge against vaccinations across america, he is in for a fight. >> that is dick durbin. also blaming a scheduling conflict now for not being able to meet with attorney general nominee pam bondi. although he does admit that she reached out to him over a week ago to try to get some face time. we'll see if anything comes of that. some nominees like senator marco rubio andy lease stefanik and sean duffy have secured democratic vo

senator marsha blackburn of tennessee put out a tweet year ago saying covid who is older and she thought of home confinement should have ended. how do you respond to that criticism that this is a haphazard circumstance related to something outside the justice system but instead to a pandemic and this is not a group that should be considered in this way? mark: it is the nature of clemency that we are supposed to seek out to people who have rehabilitated themselves, who can live safely amongst us and contribute something. the fact that covid accelerated that process is ultimately good. there is no reason to have these people locked up. and frankly they are a fraction of the group who should be locked up. lisa: you and i have talked before about this. president biden has had up until now if grants of clemency than most recent presidents. he did grant a pardon to his son last week. we talked about that. after today where do you think biden's legacy and record stands in this area? mark: his legacy right now is that he has approached clemency in a way that has resulted in grants that are wide