he had a good cloture vote today, and it was a good, strong vote. mike: do you anticipate in some of those upcoming nominees? >> i think on a patel and tulsi gabbard, but i think the democrats are missing vital information, and i think there's been some public statements that need to be to explained in some of the hearings. mike: i also spoke with senate majority whip john barrasso after the latest confirmations. let's play him. >> we said president trump would come in with hock and awe, and he has -- shock and awe, and he as made dramatic changes in our nation. i was committed to making sure we could get the president's team, his national security team in place as quick as possible. he's been many in office five days, and we have that team now confirmed. mike: joe, hegseth came down to the wire, but should republicans feel good about getting that national security team in place? >> absolutely. as you know, the senate is in the personnel if business, and the most precious if commodity is time, and they had no if problem burning time even in valuable posi

mike: nate foy live many sunny west palm beach, thanks a lot. now is vice president of targeted victory, matt gorman, and democratic strategist erin bond. welcome to to both of you, happy few year. >> happy new year. mike: speaker johnson talked about trying to get these priorities into one legislative package. of let's play him. >> i think at the end of the day, president trump is going to prefer, as he likes to say, one big, beautiful bill. and there's a lot of merit to that because with we can put it all together, one big up or down vote which can save the country quite literally because there are so many elements to it, and i'll give us more time to negotiate that and get it right. mike: what about that approach to trying to achieve results? >> it definitely gives me pause when you want to throw everything in one big lump sum of a bill was that means you're trying to rush something through and likely hide something. it likely means that that you would have representatives picking it apart saying, well, here's this one thingen i don't like. bu

mike: nate foy in sunny palm, thanks a lot. ahead of the trump return to the oval office, the people's march will culminate. good morning, brian. >> hey, mike, good morning. as many as 50,000 people are expected in washington d.c. for today's people's march. it's starting actually now at 11 a.m., people will begin marching from three different locations here in washington d.c. and culminate here at a rally at 1 p.m. in front of the lincoln memorial. now, look, this is being organized by the women's march. this is the same group that did that protest in 2017 at the inauguration. you'll remember that one was 500,000 people here in washington d.c. alone, they were wearing the pink hats and expected to be far less people here today. now, today's people's march includes a dozen different organizations focused on a hodgepodge of different issues like immigration, free palestine, lgbtq rights, abortion rights and feminism and the goal today organizers say is to build support for communities that will be most affected by trump's policie

a warrant. back to you. miker: you got it. >> the first thing that a goes through my head are the guys that i served with on the battlefield, the men and the women who i locked shields with and put my life on the line with who never get the spotlight, who never that a the -- have the cameras, who people don't know what they did in dark and dangerous places. but i know. and at the pentagon, we're going to remember and we're beginning to know. mike: that's pete hegseth as the new secretary of defense. j.d. vance broke the 50-50 tie in the high stakes vote last night. for more, let's bring in today's panel. with me is republican strategist luke ball and democratic strategist kevin walling. gentlemen, welcome. we've got some developments on a saturday, great to have both or you. >> hi, mike. >> thank you. mike: pete hegseth was the big fight last night. j.d. vance talked about his confirmation. let's play i. -- it. >> you know, as i learned with the buckeyes just a week ago -- [laughter] when you win the championship

mike: nate foy in sunny palm, thanks a lot. e people's march will culminate. good morning, brian. >> hey, mike, good morning. as many as 50,000 people are expected in washington d.c. for today's people's march. it's starting actually now at 11 a.m., people will begin marching from three different locations here in washington d.c. and culminate here at a rally at 1 p.m. in front of the lincoln memorial. now, look, this is being organized by the women's march. this is the same group that did that protest

she sees diana as a victim of mike's as well. --and who kills her in that car-- yes. --and who pretends to be a police officer-- karlyne guess: right. --and puts handcuffs on her-- right. josh mankiewicz: --and dumps her body-- yes. josh mankiewicz: --you've forgiven her? yes. you're a forgiving person. my daughter was put down and manipulated by michael. so was diana. they were both victims of his manipulating and conniving. your forgiveness does not extend to diana haun being let out of prison? no. she needs to stay there for the rest of her life and suffer the consequences. period. michael, i will never forgive. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): and now, in an extra cruel twist of fate, sherri and mike's sons, devon and max, who were raised by mike's parents, do not want to be a part of karlyne's life. devon and max did respond to our requests for interviews. there aren't too many punishments worse than cutting a grandmother off from her grandchildren. yeah, or burying your daughter. josh mankiewicz: and you've done both. yeah. [sig

mike. the u.s. is touting artant, mike, because yesterday there were reports that mexico had refused a deportation flight from the u.s. a state department official tells fox news, yes, mexico had rejected a deportation flight but not because mexico is refusing to cooperate. that official says the flight was rejected because of a paperwork misunderstanding. in fact, state department spokesperson tammy bruce says mexico received four i.c.e. flights on thursday and two military flights were sent to guatemala. the remain in mexico policy requires some asylum seekers to wait in mexico for their hearing at a u.s. immigration court. it needs the participation of mexico. earlier this week, mexican president claudia sheinbaum said non-mexican nationals would not be hosted in mexico. she also a said she would be talking with the trump administration about how to pay for the deportation flights. meantime, the pentagon is deploying 1500 army personnel and marines to the southern border to boost military presence there. >> w

desde mar—a—lago trump ratificÓ su apoyo a mike johnson.ue hoy se encuentran mar—a—lago. johnson no puede perder mÁs de un voto y al menos un republicano, el congresista tomÁs myces a dido que no cuente con su voto. debe trabajar con los demÓcratas para aprobar un proyecto de ley de gasto. claramente johnson no estÁ a la altura del cargo y tiene que irse, dijo hace poco el aliado de trump. otros, como el ex representante de florida, sugiriÓ que deben apoyarle en lugar de poner en riesgo su certificaciÓn. ademÁs de recibir la visita de mike johnson en mar—a—lago, donald trump ha dicho que realiza la llamada necesarias para evitar que se ponga en riesgo su reelecciÓn como presidente de la cÁmara. fÉlix: de luto el mundo de la mÚsica por el fallecimiento de el legendario leo dan y no se detiene el flujo de migrantes en la llamada ruta del pacÍfico en chiapas.de la llamada ruta del pacÍfico en en chiapas.de la llamada ruta del pacÍfico en chiapas. ahora hacer tus impuestos es bajar la app de turbotax y presentar tu propia declaración 100% grati

ability who is close to having 100% support, a win for mike today will be a big win for the republican party and yet another acknowledgment for our 129-year most consequential presidential election, a big affirmation indeed. maga. i have not seen any reaction yet from the president-elect based on what we are seeing right now, although, bret, that could change in the next few minutes as we continue to watch this play out and we could get another round of speeches here shortly. >> bret: yeah, as we start the 2:00 hour on the east coast, "america reports," i am bret baier in for john roberts, sandra in new york, good to be with you. this is history. we are watching something that is not happening, despite the wishes of president-elect trump. he made clear and was even making phone calls today to some of these so-called undecided republicans. thought that they had some headway with at least some of them, but as you see the three other there, those are three lawmakers, massie, norman, himself, who voted for people other than mike johnson, and he needs to get -- needed to get to 218, the mag

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a huge impact. we are really excited. mikeyou heard back from bytedance and two at the company are you dealing with specifically? jesse: that is a good question. we have not heard back directly. it has been radio silence on their side but we look forward to chatting with them. it looks like there is some movement with different conversations we have had across a bunch of different parties. as of right now we are excited with the way things are trending and so, no direct comments with -- contact with bytedance so far. caroline: really fascinating. roblox, i get that you want to be aligned with social media and discussion in groups and interaction of young people. you have major name in human capital. why are you interested in this asset? what change do you want to make? jesse: that is a good question. obviously the data background and that a flag -- affects roblox directly and they share the same values. and one of those is i have two young daughters who will soon be on social media and hopefully my goal and whoever wins, wheth

a handout. innovation thrives when bureaucracy dies. [applause] christian: there we are, mike elected to a second term as speaker, speaker and director, directing the applause from the dais. abel and danica have been waiting patiently. we saw keith self and ralph norman auto with the speaker not walking up the floor. the congressman was right that a conversation went on. what do you think happened behind the scenes? >> i think that they made their comments. they are frustrated, worried about the debt. worried about the spending. maybe they asked for a committee, who knows. you know how this political thing works. i was in it for a long time. we know who norman is, we know who self is. they voted against mike johnson. now they maybe have an opportunity to talk to the speaker and the president. not 100% sure, but they were happy enough to change their vote immediately. i am glad this only lasted two hours because the american people voted for change. they gave the republican party the house, the senate, and the white house. it is time to govern. it is time to do what you said yo

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a >> okay. that is it. mike johnson has been reelected speaker of the house, and garrett, we should say it was done on the first vote technically, barring a few hiccups along the way. but is that a point of pride for johnson? >> i'm sure it is. he and his allies were predicting that this would be possible, that they could get this done on the first vote, and i think it's important, not just for him, but house republicans and the republican party in general to show that they were able to do this. this is a party that obviously struggled controlling just one house of congress over the last two years, now they're able to step in with unified control of washington. they want to prove that they can govern, and so getting this done on the first vote, albeit through a bit of a tortured process, which i look forward to learning much more about what was going on behind the scenes, will be a point of pride for johnson and these house republicans. >> mike, i want to bring you back into the conversation. mike ricci, tell me

as of noon, he is no longer speaker, mike johnson. he is just aber of congress until he is elected, if he is elected. let's listen to what mike johnson had to say. >> clear path. >> i think we're there. we will find out very soon. >> reporter: have you made deals or negotiations -- >> i have made no deals with anyone. i am proud to say that. >> so, karl, he's working it over. what kind of things could he be offering? positions on the intel committee? chairman ships? >> there is all sorts of winks and nods you can offer. mainly what people seem to want is assurance they will have serious discussions about spending cuts. this is actually what got kevin mccarthy in trouble in some ways, was he made deals and then people thought he went back on the deals. i think that mainly they are seeking assurances that they are going to be serious about budget cuts. but that's all smoke and mirrors at this point. he is saying he is not making deals. you know, he is telling people something. and i think the trump approval is really interesting here because donald

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we'll check it out in just a moment with mike inouye. let's talk about the temperatures for today. a tad bit warmer, but it's not hot. it's not hot. and we've also seen more clouds coming in. so that's kind of acting as a blanket, keeping those temperatures a little bit milder as we start the day, but also will create a slower warm-up going into the afternoon if those clouds decide to stick around. so take a look at the range and temperatures. we're anywhere from 51 in san mateo to 35 in fairfield, and you can see that for the inland areas it is much cooler. and the temperature trend for dublin will go from mid 40s to seeing highs in the mid 50s into the afternoon. so not as much of a warm up there. it will be in the upper 50s for san jose, 59 for santa rosa and 55 for san francisco. tomorrow is a repeat of today, but we will be staying dry friday. a new storm system comes in, so we'll talk about the timeline and what you can expect as you make weekend plans coming up in the full microclimate forecast. sounds good. we'll check back with y

that's why i am as is a supporter of mike johnson. think you've been a consensus leader of the house for the last 15 or 16 months since he was elected october 2023 treatment news reports meeting unclosed was with some of those trying to convince them perhaps making concessions to them. will the conference meet as a whole before the vote that takes place at noon eastern traffic only at the speaker believes that necessary. i would say if i were an aspiring journalist and andw the conference was notjo meeting before noon, that would be a good sign. >> host: okay. we are hearing that so that's an interesting insight for us. you're going to be the chair of the house financial services committee.re tell us about your agenda. what is your responsibility for that committee? >> guest: people ought to recognize the house natural service committee is he oversight function for the american citizens of the securities markets, the capital market system, , venture capita, the banking system and is aboard for all of our family to recognize we are the

tambiÉn saludo a mike pence. su esposa, rosalynn carter, que falleciÓ en 2023. ilia: marÍa corina machado fue detenida brevemente tras protestar contra la toma de posesiÓn de nicolÁs maduro. anunciÓ que maÑana va a entregar detalles de su detenciÓn y dijo sentirse orgullosa del pueblo venezolano. aclaro que estÁ en un lugar seguro y seguirÁ su lucha hasta el final. francisco tiene lo Último. francisco: apareciÓ en las calles de caracas a liderar la protesta que habÍa convocado en contra del rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. esta vez no pudo evadir a los agentes del rÉgimen, quienes tras una persecuciÓn y disparos lograron interceptar la moto en la que iba. aclaro que estaba a salvo. el vÍdeo lo pÚblico el ministro. fue confirmado por el partido, que afirma que machado fue obligada a grabar vÍdeos antes de ser liberada. >> ese era el plan de ella, decirle al mundo que habÍa sido capturada. francisco: miles de manifestantes protestaban en caracas y las principales ciudades del paÍs. habÍan salido a manifestar en apoyo a go

mike pence. this is the first two paragraphs or so. last summer at the memorial service, two former vice president had a conversation. al gore thanked mike pence, according to people close to both men, in an interaction never reported for his actions at the capitol the day it was attacked by a mob. mike pence said something surprising in response. he suggested to al gore that he had done what he had done on january 6 2021 in part because what he had seen as a newly sworn in member of congress on january 6, 2001. he had witnessed a vice president stand up to pressure from his own party to defy the constitution even though doing so i definition meant personal defeat. i never forgot it, mike pence said to al gore. you do not know how much that means, al gore said, coming from you. guest: it is terrific. thank you for sharing that with me. it speaks to a real truth about congress, which is that you do have these moments where members all the time rise above naked partisan self-interest and just play by the rules or do the right thing and when they do that you hope it rubs off on some other members. and that everybody can

mike johnson. what are they telling you? >> yeah. so a few pieces of good news. >> if you're mike johnson going into this vote in just a couple of minutes, you're starting to hear from some of those holdouts. >> eli crane is saying that he is now going to be backing johnson on the floor. >> we also know representative h-2b is going to be backing johnson. and just a couple of minutes ago, i talked to representative rich mccormick, who told me he was undecided until this morning. but he is ultimately gotten assurances that he needed from the speaker and trump's team that they are going to be pursuing major legislation in one big package that is making him feel comfortable. so that's some good news for speaker mike johnson. but on the other side of that, there's still a lot of uncertainty because he can only afford to lose one republican. we know thomas massie is already going to be voting against him. and this is what representative tim burchett, another holdout, told me just moments ago. >> it doesn't really matter what i what i'm going to

a human wall. investigators then suspended efforts to enforce the arrest warrant. cnn's mikeio has more on the chaos in south korea. >> so the question now is this what do prosecutors and investigators do to make sure that there is not a repeat of this again? or will they even try again to arrest? south korea suspended president yoon suk yeol. but to give you an idea of the backdrop that we have right now, all the people, the hundreds of people who you see standing a few blocks with all of their south korean flags, those are supporters of south korea's suspended president yoon suk yeol. and for his part, yoon issued a clarion call as soon as this warrant for his arrest was issued on tuesday. and he sent a letter to supporters paraphrasing here saying, hey, i need you all to come out and make it much harder for law enforcement to detain me, make it much harder for law enforcement to arrest me. and they answered that clarion call. so fast forward to earlier this morning. we have not only his supporters, but the equivalent of south korea's secret service protecting the president

a brand new message from president-elect trump moments ago, saying a win for mike today will be a big win for the republican party. so trump still on his side. cnn's steve contorno is tracking trump's moves. but first, let's get straight to lauren fox, capitol hill. what did you hear from the current speaker? >> yeah, i just spoke with speaker mike johnson about what he thought his chances were today and whether or not he's feeling good going into this vote this afternoon. here's what he told me this morning. >> yes, confidence. >> how many holdouts do you think there still are? >> would you be? i think i expect we can get it done on the first round working towards it. >> would you be open to making chip roy, the rules committee chairman? and what you can hear him saying, just as he's walking off camera there, is that he's not making any deals with anybody. and essentially he's saying what we have privately known to be the case, which is that mike johnson does not wants to avoid the situation that kevin mccarthy found himself in two years ago when he was trying to clinch the speaker's

the question is are you going to have a leader who is a solid conservative, as mike johnson has been since the moment he took the oath of office as a freshman member from louisiana? or are you going to, in essence, have chaos for the next year, year and a half, which will absolutely guarantee the republicans don't hold the house in 2026? >> bret: just look at how tight this is. this is johnson 82 votes to jeffries 83, 81 now. biggs, cloud, clyde, and now gosar have all said nothing. they have not voted. they are going to come back around at the end. maybe this is their standoff to say hey, we are serious, and then they come around to voting. we don't know that yet. massie, when we get to the ms, has said he is going to be a "no" or he will be a present or and other, vote for someone else, so that means there could only be one more, just continue the math. let's listen back in for a few minutes here. >> johnson. >> higgins of louisiana. johnson. hill of arkansas. johnson. himes. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. hinson. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. horsford. jeffries. houchin. >> mike johnson.

a lot of leverage. we will see what happens. mikeohnson is the overwhelming, has the overwhelming support of republicans. republicans ought to adhere to that. host: it's a small margin today when the boat takes place. -- vote takes place. guest: depends on how many people show up. i suspect most will show up. if you don't get sworn in, you don't get paid. that's a powerful incentive. i assume each side will have all its members here or most of them. if they are not here, there is probably a good reason. illness or crisis in the family. we have to live with it the next two years. the magic number is if everyone is here, probably 217, because we don't have a receipt filled. we cannot afford to lose more than one member. host: if thomas massie is a no, who are you watching? guest: it's the usual suspects. the people that like drama, like to be on tv, want to exert leverage. it's the same group. congress didn't work as well as it should have last congress because of that. i hope this is different. if we are going to pass an aggressive ag

i just haven't heard from mike for a while. texted him at some point in time, and he never responded. and then i'm like, "what's going on with mike's facebook?" i go to his page and he wasn't even my friend anymore. >> for friends so close, an unexplained social media slight like this was too strange to ignore. and it turns out scott wasn't the only one worried. >> i would get strange messages. we were just questioning it, like, "is he having that many troubles that he has to turn away from his family?" >> the communication went down and it seemed to be -- it was just a text or a social media facebook message. >> we had conversations all the time about, "where's mike?" >> "have you seen mike? have you heard from mike?" >> someone said michael just took off in a black suv and never came back. none of this adds up. >> clearly something wasn't right. >> michael was missing. >> he was here one moment and gone the next. just gone. >> everybody's hair was raised. what's going on? >> it was that concern that started the unraveling of a

se le acaba el tiempo a mike johnson para mantenerse en el cargo. trump, entre otras cosas. tres adolescentes de maine se convirtieron en hÉroes cuando volvÍan a casa luego de la salvaciÓn de fin de aÑo y pasaron por delante de un incendio en un granero. llamaron a los bomberos y entraron a la casa para despertar a los propietarios, y les salvaron la vida. la causa estÁ bajo investigaciÓn. honduras amenazÓ con cerrar la base militar norteamericana en su paÍs si donald trump deporta de forma masiva a los hondureÑos, y que estÁn amparados por el tps. vamos con detalles. >> esperamos que la nueva administraciÓn norteamericana... reportera: si donald trump sigue las deportaciones masivas, xiomara castro de honduras amenazÓ con cerrar la base militar estadounidense en su territorio. >> vamos a cerrar la base militar. reportera: castro se refiere a la base militar que mantiene estados unidos en el territorio nacional desde 1982. >> estÁ renunciando honduras a su cercanÍa de apoyo militar a estos fenÓmenos para acercarse a otras potencias como china y rusi

the republican slim majority is still a total mess. mikeput enough votes together to get elected speaker once again. obviously during that period of time where he didn't have enough votes a lot of phone calls were made. donald trump, susie wiles, a bunch of folks interjected to make sure that mike johnson had those votes. at the end of the day mike johnson cannot stand on his own. he is dependent on donald trump. he is dependent on elon musk. he's dependent on all the billionaires that fund all these candidates to get their agenda through. so it's going to be a very difficult few months for mike johnson. we have in democrats a united party. they have a slim majority, more slim than the last congress. we stopped a lot of terrible things. so we're feeling energetic. we understand the challenge ahead and the donald trump challenge, but we feel we can stop a lot of really bad things. >> leader jeffries pledged to "find bipartisan common ground whenever and wherever possible." are there any common ground areas you can identify right now where yo

but mike, you also have a weekend forecast. yes, mike's version over here, the bay bridge. it's friday, so we'll see a later start to those metering lights. saw the bill happen. it's subtle. nothing major right there and no problems. getting there on the roadway. gave you typical brake tapper right around merritt island. a little more focus now out of vallejo and that's about it. look at this. highway four. no problems. so contra costa county showing that lighter friday commute. we'll have roadwork 101 into sausalito. watch overnight work tonight. that's one of your weekend warnings. good times last night for the warriors at chase center. good times tonight if you're heading to toms concert over there at 730. love that comedian. don't love traffic, so avoid the area if you don't need to be around that parking lot. we still have that one incident working around sfo the exit from north 101. it's open. there's just activity for an earlier crash there. north 101 is starting to show a little slowing for this friday. as we look toward this. 101 here is just fine. just picking up t

mike johnson as speaker with a democratic president is a different mike johnson as speaker with the republicannt, one. and a republican president who is named donald trump. trump's no winner in all this, because what was shown yesterday was that there were nine people who were willing to defy him because he came out and said vote for mike johnson. >> yeah, but jonathan, everybody was expecting two to three to four days of craziness. trump made sure that didn't happen. trump made sure that didn't happen because he wants his election certified on monday. make no mistake. >> all back to trump. >> it is. it's him and his calendar. that's all this is about. that's why when you get into policy issues, but forget about it. >> forget about it meaning -- >> it's going to be chaos. they'll go their own way. >> we've got the debt ceiling fight coming up. >> yeah. >> donald trump when he blew up the budget thing last month, he said, we should get rid of the debt ceiling. and i'm sitting there thinking, well, wait, that'll earn some democratic votes. but implode johnson's coalition -- his caucus. am i read

migration of data would be a huge factor. mike: donald trump presents himself as the dealmaker. like to see this solved by finding a buyer. no easy feat. talk about the hurdles including the cost and who would pay for it and then clear national security? mandeep: there has been private equity interest in the past. musk has been mentioned as a potential given his closeness with president trump and the chinese authorities. there are number of buyers, law mart, oracle. i can see companies being interested. you can see how sticky it is. millions using it clearly want the platform to stay. given the stickiness, finding a potential buyer is the most likely option. president trump will go with. same time, the data migration is huge. that will solve half the problem. caroline: a lot of this takes bytedance and china's sign off. the investors in bytedance that might benefit, coming up, sarah oh lam. ♪ let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has really been trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building

a thank you, mike. great, now to the middle is now while these are all they have agreed, a truth in guys that the westbank still seemed very much in the idea of guns sides were a large military operation is on the way. the the idea of says it's forces have started a quote counter terrorism operation in the city of geneva, which is expected to last several days. a series of air strikes her all that the beginning, all the a sold about policy cd and those pharmacies claims that at least 8 people were killed in the 35. others were injured. that is ready. troops including special forces, have reported the beans domain, the main refugee camp, and the such a while, the polished tedium government is said to be withdrawing its forces of the strikes on jeanine came a day after ease ready. secular set fire to several villages in the area. meanwhile, in the separate development, 64 other students have been arrested by the ideas throughout the westbank. the arts, a middle east bureau chief, more of an option brings u

we'll talk about that in a few minutes. mike's been trying to look around to find you some lower gas prices. yeah, you didn't have to look far for the lowest low. we have san jose again leading our lows, but a different spot. today is 367 again. but this time we'll call it diamond gas and market on south winchchester boulevard, across the freeway from winchester mystery house in marin county. next up, the lowest by far is san anselmo by about $0.20. it beats everywhere else in that county. fars auto on sir francis drake for that best price. and the best in contra costa county is in concord. 379 at bond fair market on willow pass road. of course, your best bet is going to gasbuddy.com, where you can either get the report, but you can also contribute reports as well. we'll look at the roadways. we're seeing a smooth flow. not a lot to report for the peninsula. typical, just a slight build here. circled an incident a disabled vehicle on the bay bridge span. we don't see anything else outstanding aside from the crash on 242. that's a

but we begin on capitol hill where after a little drama, mike johnson was re-elected speak iser of the house. where he vowed to hit the ground running on president trump's america first agenda. have a look. >> this congress will renounce the status quo and we will listen to the voices of the people. we will act quickly and we will start by defending our nation's borders. that's the number one priority. [ applause ] in coordination with president trump, this congress will give our border and immigration enforcement agents the resources they need to do their job. we will secure the border. we will deport dangerous criminal illegal aliens and finally, finish building the border wall. we can fight high inflation and we must. we'll give relief to americans and we'll extend the trump tax cuts. we're going to protect our industries from one-sided trade deals and we're going to bring overseas investments back to america's shores. as leaders of a nation, with vast natural resources, that god has blessed us with, it is our duty to restore america's energy dominance. dominance. working together,

a focus now on president trump's department of justice and the courts. mike davis, founder of the article three project. first remind viewers what the article three project is, your mission. guest: the article three project or a3p is a conservative nonprofit that fights for president trump's judicial nominees and fights against the law fair. we also fight for election integrity. host: how are you funded? guest: we started the project back in 2019 after the capitol confirmation because we saw there was a major void that we filled with the article three project and we are funded with private contributions, where people can go to article3project and donate. host: you say you fight against lawfair, defined the term. guest: that is when you politicize law enforcement to go after your political enemies for non-crimes or non-violations. it is turning the legal system into another political weapon. host: a headline from the bbc, the trumpet ministration fires lawyers who investigated him. what is your view on that firing? >> i think president trump absolutely should

we sometimes do a lot of stuff. mike davis, good morning, sir. guest: good morning. caller: i am an independent. and i am an independent for a reason. i would love to have a colloquy with with you, sir, i know we don't have time. four questions four and i would will have for c-span listeners to listen to your answers and be objective with when they hear them. the first question is, is donald trump perfect? guest: no. caller: let me finish before and i'll get off the line you can answer. the first question was is donald trump perfect? the second question is, is there anything that you can think of that donald trump has done wrong? third question, biden, is biden perfect? fourth question, and last question, i'll get off and hear offline. is there anything in biden's whole career that you can say that he did right? thank you so much, mike. listen to the answers off line. host: you get the final two minutes. guest: this is pretty easy, no, president trump's not perfect. he made mistakes in his first term, including picking bad personnel. president biden is not perfect, bu

i want to thank oh guess the adult to my have a to i will like i said, a mike link and don't tell me i haven't a deal. hello and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again, any time by visiting a website out, is there a dot com and for further discussion, go to a facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ada inside story. and you could also join the conversation on x and instagram. i'll handle is at asia inside story for me and wrong count and the whole team head bye for now. the . the fact again that is designed to inflame and defensive, the way that this story is being told is not right. and it's not accurate from social networks to legacy media. the listening post explosives, the post is behind the headlights. on tuesday of january on alger 0, the price of p analyzes the failure of the us mission to build a stable outcome state. in a new interview series we frame is searching for new conversations and perspectives about the war on cause. an in depth look at the pull to serve as president of the us, donald trump, set to be another rated for the 2nd time. bo

let me be a new president is i didn't say that they did a mike kind of has more now from the white house. this is something that's on the 1st day a full day of his presidency. uh, president trump, clearly at attempting to show that he is acting ahead of the curb. introducing the whole concept of an a i development that which is quite staggering in terms of its scale. to do so, though he has already repealed a executive order issued by president biden last year, which was an attempt to reduce the impact on consume as of a development that executive order has now gone. i read it leaving or removing restrictions on a tech developers from advancing the cause of a i what trump is also a cracking down on immigration and unauthorized border crossings shutting down to so i live in the refugee admissions, saying all illegal entry will be halted in millions will be deported. trump has declared the national emergency. the southern border has told the department of defense to move troops to the board, but it comes at a time when it rests full on authorized crossings at the southern border. have decl

start with you and mike johnson. dramatic, a lot of headlines, but end of the day, donald trump has one priority, to be sworn in as next president of the united states of america. did anyone really think there was a single republican elected official that was going to stand in the way and block mike johnson and delay donald trump? >> anyeah, there were enough republicans thought they could maybe get attention for themselves, have a weekend to keep everybody in session, but when there were only three people at the end of the day who voted against him, it was very clear -- i guess before they switched their votes -- that mike johnson was going to be speaker of the house again. when tkevin mccarthy lost his vote, he lost 19 people, a lot more than folks expected and ultimately rose to 20. these folks were on an island quickly and intense pressure not just from donald trump but the rest of their colleagues. to what end are you doing this? what are you trying to get out of this? mike johnson said i'm giving you nothing for this. whic

>> certainly tom massey of kentucky, a republican who has said he will not vote for mike johnson even though johnson is the party nominee, and we have half a dozen chip roy who have expressed a

here's what he wrote: a win for mike today will be a big win for the republican if party and yet anotherof our 129-year most consequential presidential election. a big affirmation, indeed, maga. emily, donald trump, again, is saying he supports mike johnson. we still have several congressmen if women though that are planning to at least have questions and maybe some challenges today on the floor. >> we certainly have some outliers in the republican performance, but i think the post from president trump shows you once again this is donald trump's washington with. if mike johnson is speaker at the end of the day today, it's going to be to president trump taking a strong stance in support of him and being really dedicated to moving forward his agenda. it's got a a lot less to do with mike johnson and the republican conference. cheryl: so you're not concerned, obviously, monday, january 6th, is when the election is certified. heavy got to have this buttoned up by tonight. >> while they certainly could go into several rounds in the future, i think mike if mike johnson's going to lock it in in

there's a good chance that mike johnson does win the votes maybe on the first or second or third vote, i don't think they will put trump in a position of not being able to have his election certified. what i will say is we've never, the last 150 years of republican party history, entered into a scenario where the leader is this weak. the chances of him survive in the first round of votes of substantive policy diminished by the day as tom massie and others exert their power, their leverage, people wake up and realize any one-vote. there is a nine vote number of members who had to vote october throw the speaker but he needs every single vote with a one- vote margin. it's a precarious position to have in the house of representatives. >> one quick follow up. the current speaker and his leadership put an up bed out on fox news saying we got to work together. there's a lot to do and we can't afford division. do you think overtures such as these will make a difference in this 119th congress? >> the three of us, me probably loerthan anybody else on the panel here, but we can see a drill happe

a methodology virtually a mike posted social emotional. yes, and so of course is most, and i always say it'll be a question invested then the best phone number to go on up. most of them are somewhat on even more similar below your cell as their ownership to the new point. that is your start right there for the now the owner said this low mom criteria, they put they, me a constant, a co boss. it's also emotional, but on the laptop but more 18 months old. but then it come out this that to quite a bit key on nation guy, genuine dot or cheese to sell so many so quite and that's what it thought a 1st day and no survey quantity. so he brought this up because not often it's a quarter of data. all these select 14, no single most of what i was even the person that was it is like i don't, i'm not sure she was concerned in the not on the population. kinetzer was me feel what needs to be like crystal ball only, of course. so she was an updated tardy yoga sort of a cos. i'm it, talk you the depleted uranium is history is written in blood gym and wrist s

off arch rival who has been on down side after a four day holiday in south korea and worries post deep seek and what it means for the chips more broadly. miketel posted better than fourth quarter rumsfeld as they saw a sales beats partly from asia orders. but they said first quarter sales were specked to fall short on weaker demand and tougher competition. we are joined by matt bryson who has been writing the results are not been becomed. he maintains a neutral rating. we did hear a somewhat more realistic tone in the c.e.o. about the prospects of maybe turning the company around in the short term. how did that land with you? >> it is the right way to think about things in the sense that intel was consistently being optimistic about where things were going to end up and at the end of the day that ended up disappointing investors. so you start off with a more realistic bar and the hope is you are able to execute from there. caroline: realistic looks pretty painful and the shares do drop on the back of this. no quick fixes but what can be done when you get no news on the c.e.o.? matt: i think big question what does intel do from here. under p

no business can be done until a speaker is chosen. and mike johnson's fate could hinge on a single republican vote. the current speaker has been meeting withhold-outs. the people who say they won't vote for him. one on the record for that. others who said they haven't made up their minds or don't want to say. president-elect donald trump put his full backing behind johnson this is the latest post on his truth social. a fine man of great ability who is very close to having 100% support. a win for mike today will be a big win for the republican party and yet another acknowledgement of our 129-year most important presidential election. johnson expressed optimism today. aishah hasnie, senior national correspondent, on capitol hill. >> i keep looking over to my left because i'm waiting for speaker mike johnson to leave his office and head to the house chamber floor any moment now. he is still the speaker because what's interesting -- i don't want to read too much interest this. something strange has just happened. they were supposed to adjourn the

trump administration with a republican senate and house he did not have a lot of allies to put his agenda through. this time mikes speaker of the house. he's a struggle that took place before his win over how much influence of maga was going to have an congressional leadership. mitch mcconnell is no longer the leader of the senate. there's been so much turnover over the last eight years the question of how is the republican party going to deal with trumpism, that is more open in 2016. we did not know with trump and we were we going to return to the mitt romney, john mccain, commerce type of republican that was dominant for so many years? are we going to return to the tea party era that mike pence was emblematic of poor trump is in the future? i'll think it was asking that question anymore we know trump is the future of the gop. he is not going to have to contend during the second trump administration with members of congress who are out to obstruct his agenda. since trump one and 2016, 69% the housen caucus has turned or the house republican caucus has turned over most of the republicans have been elected during

a matter of moments. dana. >> dana: thank you so much, mike emanuel. a beautiful scene.usic is stirring for the soul and i thought that lauren greene used a good word of steward as the president is the commander-in-chief. he has a lot of roles. the steward of the nation's faith is one of them, too. >> bill: beautiful and stunning location in our nation's capital. sometimes you go there and feel like you are in france. it is just the stained glass window and the gothic appearance and the gothic architecture inside that church is really great. we'll leave these pictures with our audience here and take a moment. national cathedral has had a work-out lately. the funeral of jimmy carter last week. we'll watch this one shortly as well. >> dana: president trump remember yesterday said that he had been saved by god and called by god especially after that assassination attempt in butler, pennsylvania not to mention the second one in florida. >> bill: there have been some kind of events over the past 24 hours alone, dana. and for our audience who has been watching for the past two

a-lago? was it mike johnson making a unilateral decision? what i want to know is did he do more harm to the trump agenda than help it? we know the margins are tight. you had someone in mike turner who was maybe a 7,080% ally of donald trump. is he now a 100% adversary? where is he going to stand on the bills that are coming to the floor, that will decide whether or not this majority continues in two years? that's what i want to know. >> that's interesting. i mean, i feel like mike turner was like, message received, right? like the message was get in line. and i don't think he probably has much of a choice but to do just that. >> yeah, i'm not as worried about that as you are, pete. i think that, you know, what i've seen from the republicans over the past eight years or so is that no matter how much they may disagree with trump, they will eventually, as julie said, bend the knee if trump wants them to do so. so there is no real sense of courage from these people. and, you know, there's a moment when mike turner was the guy who was willing to s