jason, a quick response on this. >> jason: i think it makes total sense. ou put a tariff on s we will put one on you. if you want to take it down to zero, make it zero. that is represents of the budget they are coach appellants compare but something we have never accomplished. >> harris: do you like this rather than announcing the tariffs? >> to have it pinpointed by specific products in categories and the people manufacturing and doing the things the united states will appreciate that more than anybody. >> harris: everything for that fearmongering going onto the left, you will will know where s will be changing so you can alleviate the pain for the american people. it is interesting. would a strategy and we are getting it out at the federal judge lifted freeze on administrations payout for federal workers. what this means for doge and the president's efforts to overhaul the federal government we will jump into. stay close. ♪ ♪ (♪) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife. i took it every day, t

there but not on a passport.sspo >> but is not that easy to get > passport appear to w it takes a bit. >> jasonross my crossis reference withn othelyr databases not only but a birthense certificate. so if inconsistencies, that causes law enforcement people to step back. there waere'a cas a case to be , why do you need this?ed why do you need height and weight on there? i don't know how to bet they want to know your actual birthdate. but it i s a law enforcementt of component. they are moving much more to biometrics i retinal scans and things like that. that is where the future is going. they will rely less on the analog factors. speak of the technology is getting there with facial recog. you can do fingerprinting and passports are antiquated at this point. if you have people dressing up o make themey want t not look like whatlo theoky look like on other ids, we have to have facial recognition at that point were fingerprinting.he >> now to the dnc, they ares confused oonn party's rules on balance provisions. >> we will find out ways to expedite this because of their gender balance provisions oni

the frank s p a . jason this month is one of those who determines global opinions about what's happening in ukraine. world as p r play in the modern, sort of a pain or any type of campaign or the information of warfare talk. the fact is, it's quite important. the factors of public relations is simply how do you communicate your message to general public. and the way that you can do that can be very new for to, for this information warfare, for trying to put out why there's a form to help you create that because he doesn't work alone more than 150 p, i. agencies, most of the us and european are involved in shaping ukraine's media image today. as soon as the russian special operation began in february, more than $115.00, ukrainian american and european p r firm signed up for a ukranian ministry of foreign affairs effort to spread its propaganda inside western the western medius. here i'm using all kinds of mainstream media sources using p r firms themselves who spread their propaganda in a variety of ways. if

jason alexander: it was predicated on a real contest that larry david had been part of. jerry: but are you still master of your domain? george: i am king of the county. jason: but what also should be noted, elaine is in the contest. elaine: john f kennedy jr's here! jason: and that, i think, was a bold statement at that time. george: hang on ma, hang on... jane leeves: jerry was dating marla, the virgin. marla: let's go in the bedroom. jerry: really? jason alexander: that was an episode that doubled its audience while it was airing because people were clearly getting on the phone and going, turn over the channel four. you got to see what they're doing. and that's where i think the ultimate success of the show was born. jerry: it's over?! george: you're out? jerry: oh my god, the queen is dead. jason: in the 90's, the world is literally changing overnight and here are these four people grounded in their adolescence jerry: you mean, shrinkage... george: yes! kramer: you're a rabid anti-dentite! lisa kudrow: they're not trying to be good people. jason: and everybody recogni

the attacks that have been repeatedly taking place in the eastern areas of cause that that's all a jason to 4 days which is why we have conversations with people who are living that they said that the late hours have been nights every single night. they are subject to, to the east verify as, as the off completely overwhelmed with high level of fees. um, they continue to ask about the sustainability of deceased by it. now these violations have been widely. i choose been condemned by palestinian on faction. so continue use to cold regional gates as to exact move pressure as well to address all the shortcomings regarding the implementation of the humanitarian protocol of the ceasefire agreements. the topic i mentioned got it on the run. connie was actually, i've just been told you have in a rough and of course you're very close to where the trucks have been getting in across that off, across from egypt into guys. i just bring this up to date with what the situation is regarding the aid, particularly of course with the, the mobile homes and the construction equipment that as well as i unders

i'm ready settlements that has been a jason to forward is with garza and the process of coordination is usually taking place on the very strict kindly was to be of that nobody from or know anything about the. ringback morning, different corporations. we can now hear that she's the crowds of the people in order to uh, to be got 2 years. i'm a sole cute selection that was taking place on simply there is a bit. so there's upfront, seem to be status a from the roots that we can see in the frame at the moment. and one of the fields combined just now is trying to get much more closer, cubic destruction, for all of a sudden the most of the stomach. you had to open the root of the roses that has been chosen deliberately for the trunk. whole section of the is where the cops. it's basically now those boxes are trying now to facilitate the movement of the vehicle. we can see now the same vehicle that has attended the previous release of days where the competence now is high publishing to the stage. as you can see, this vehicle has been completely a tough just some of the stuff in the fact uh it

where the military depends on the use of exclusive fired power to destroy the old buildings that a jason to that truth. and they managed to build on to sit up different move by a minute to be positions that could be easily dismantled once they decide to with a drug from the gaza strip on the during the entire period. well, the is where the minute true was operational operating in gods, but they were using this military coil to ensure a security. it's a, it's a minute. so you, in the, you sense from areas and from this a military route, they can launch different sorts of military ground. the peroration, we have in fact down and visit this military route. and we, so this is caleb for preparations being made by the east bed administrator regarding the destruction of old civil infrastructure. and to make sure that this area would no longer impose a new source of military threats on the east, where the military fights publish. the new fruits and publish the new fights and civilians have been saying this route as a real nightmare that will deprive them from returning back to their homes and th

trump eventually, because a lot of the people suffering from these choices live in the same states that ultimately put him in the white house. joining me now is comedian jason selvig, one half of the comedy duo the good liars. dean obeidallah, msnbc daily columnist and host of siriusxm's the dean of show. and julie roginsky, a democratic strategist and author of the salty politics newsletter on substack. julie, i'll start with you. musk posted on x that federal employees will receive an email asking what they got done last week. he threatened that failure to respond would be taken as a resignation, and shortly after that, nbc news reported those emails started going out already with softer language than what musk used. what is the thinking here? after all the bad press he has received for firing the wrong people? >> i don't think he cares. i don't think trump cares. >> and frankly. >> i think all of. >> us who are making a. >> big deal out of this are kind. >> of misdirecting our energy because. >> whatever they attest publicly, whatever they say before a judge, all of that is. irrelevant because trump will do whatever. >> he wants to do. and elon. >> musk

at these look alikes, kelce and 25 doubles taking to the streets of new orleans this week for a where's jasonryan, that's a whole lot of bearded men in the big easy. >> how much beer do you think was consumed on that day? >> barrels of kegs. >> yeah. i love that. thanks, vern. >>> just as big as the super bowl itself is the halftime show, what rapper kendrick lamar had to say about making history when he takes the stage. >> this is a true art form. so to represent it on this type of stage, it's like everything that i've worked for. >>> yes. it's time to scope out the conditions with the latest toyota tahoe report. i'm jonny moseley, your host for the day. >> an atmospheric river bringing more rain to the bay area today bringing more snow to the sierra tonight and into friday. you're looking at tomorrow's snowfall forecast which doesn't look like much, but keep in mind this will be on top of what is falling as we speak and what already piled up earlier this week. i know everyone wants to head up to the mountains to take advantage of that fresh snow, but travel friday is not a good idea. a wint

arrests a day now. >> maurice: jason allen on the story tonight in dallas thank you, jason. >> john:nd the east. >> maurice: lonnie quinn with back-to-back storms in february. >> you bet. back-to-back-to-back-to-back. what you've got right here, this is sioux falls, south dakota. they picked up 3.2 inches of snow. not a big storm, right? the fact that this is kicking things off, the first many to come -- that storm pushes over to the northeast. it's going to be tapping into some gulf moisture as well. they do combine, what's interesting this time it's not the farther north you go to find the bigger totals. some places well south will pick up the bigger numbers. new york city, a paltry inch or two. philadelphia sees 4 inches. d.c. sees 6 inches. right behind that, we've got another system that makes its way in wednesday night into thursday. this storm follows a similar path but this one has a lot more moisture, i mean a lot more moisture. chicago picks up maybe 8 inches of snow, but it's that moisture that's going to play a big role in this storm. and when you look at all of the storm

trump's making massive changes, and the democrats are calling it a constitutional crisis. jasonreally a constitutional crisis? you know this stuff. >> no. the democrats have a political crisis. t t not a constitutional crisis -- it's the not a constitutional a crisis. what is a crisis is that we're paying close to $3 billion a day, we're approaching that number, on interest on our national debt. did they forget that we're $36 trillion in debt? you condition keep going in perpetuity. when you go to work for the federal government, it is the not a lifetime scholarship. there's some good that usaid a does, but i can tell you as the former chairman of the oversight committee, there's so much waste, fraud and abuse. this is not money that's going to americans, this is the money that's going overseas to places that, quite frankly, we can't always a help in perpetuity. stuart: do you sense that voters support trump on this or support the democrats on this? >> oh, yeah. if no, this is exactly what they elected donald trump to do. 10,000 people? if are you kidding me? how many companies

a question for the supreme court. the prior rulings are bit all over the place. we will find out. paul: jason? ump is doing is smart politics. kim and her column mentioned after his going after a lot of low hanging fruit when it comes to excessive spending. there is excessive spending he is forcing the democrats to defend the worst of it. i think it's smart politics is one of the reasons i think his approval rating is where it is. people want him to go after waste even if it's low hanging fruit. paul: is trump going to win the case? >> think under current precedent under 1935 he would lose by the question is, at this supreme court decides to take the case and decides to overturn it. the d.c. circuit will rule against him under president the supreme court will probably let that stand. paul: really, what would constitute a constitutional crisis briefly. my i wo eye would be if you trup defied a court order and did not honor it. >> if he decided to not spend it, they ruled against them for example on an apartment and he decided to essentially not spend the money congress required him to spend. in

a lot more. >> to lose. >> jason. >> yeah. >> ukraine was invaded by by a hostile, violent fascist government andthat. >> is. >> seeking to seize the entire. >> country and its. >> democracy and put. >> it under. >> its its boot. >> and so, of course. >> ukraine has a lot to lose. >> their already. >> occupied a large. >> portion of. >> their country is already occupied. >> and now the. >> most powerful. >> leader on earth. >> president trump. >> is echoing. >> president putin's. >> wish list. >> so ukraine. >> is in a very. >> dire position right now. >> and i just hope. >> for the sake. >> of democracy. >> worldwide. >> that that president. >> trump is, is not. >> taking putin's side. >> and so far. >> it seems that he. >> is at least to. the casual observer, i'm. >> not. >> seeing anything that would block that reading. >> they are extremely. >> vulnerable, especially. >> if we think about. >> some of the. >> comments that defense secretary pete hegseth said this week. one of the things that he said among many is that he believed that nato membership for ukraine is unrealistic. at this point.

i will certainly recognize from a clip, jason mantzoukas, an american comedian, 19th season. o be a contestant. >> yeah. and he sort of asked us and we were so excited. >> seth: yeah. >> we couldn't believe that he came over, and he was -- he's fascinating, that man. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> we -- i -- it shows a cultural difference of some kind, but i don't fully understand it. but i'll tell you how it differed. we're used to hierarchies in the uk. we're like, we've got a king. and in our show i'm -- i'm the peak of the hierarchy. >> yeah, you're the king. >> and alex is the sort of bottom feeder. >> right. >> he's at the bottom. >> yeah. >> and mantzoukas sort of played along with it. he did what he was told. he stuck within the rules of the tasks and he was very funny and entertaining. but after most tasks, he just smashed our set up. >> yeah. [ laughter ] he destroyed everything. >> and i don't know what that means. >> it says something about someone. >> what does that mean? >> seth: i will say, like, i love jason very much. don't think he like represents america. >>

a very complex system, maurice. it is not something that is unraveled easily. >> briefly, jason, is anybody breathing a sigh of relief that the trade war has been paused? >> reporter: maybe for a day, john, but this really showed them they don't know what to expect. so, at the auto shop they've got empty shelves, they are going to try to fill them, because they don't know what happens in 30 days. >> jason allen in laredo. thank you, jason. >> now let's bring in cbs news money watch correspondent kelly o'grady. so, kelly, let's take a stroll here through the economic case that donald trump is making for slapping tariffs. >> okay, so a big driver is getting better trade relationships. so let's look at some numbers. it's 2023, the u.s. sells $354 billion in goods to canada, $323 billion to mexico. that same year, though, they bought $419 billion from canada and $475 billion from mexico, so that means there's a trade deficit of $64 billion with canada and $153 billion with mexico. >> you definitely don't want to be on the short end of a trade deficit. >> no, economically, you want them to rely on you versus you relying o

they have to have a hearing so that they can make the case that they belong here. >> maurice: okay, thanks so much. jasonh of the country today, it was very cold. >> maurice: and if that sounds like a broken record rob marciano tells us it sure is. rob? >> hey, guys. and snowy. this is the second-biggest snowstorm they've seen in eight days in the mid-atlantic. virginia, north carolina getting it now. this is chincoteague, virginia. on the beach, blowing sideways so anytime you see snow on the beach that is certainly eye-popping, virginia beach getting it, as well. from raleigh back up through richmond, norfolk, could see as much as 9-10 inches of snow before this is done, and some icing to the south. but the cold, as you mentioned that is no joke. over 160 million americans today stayed below the freezing mark. a lot of people below the 0-degree mark come tomorrow morning. topeka to tulsa, windchills even colder than that, dallas and austin, all the way down to the gulf coast. but there is some optimism in the forecast, the next 6-10 days we got some orange on the map guys, check this out, on the west c

jason, jasmine crockett. she's a congresswoman in this country and she saying publicly that she's rooting for mexico and rooting for canada. is she trying to become the new -- issue trying to stir things up or what's the goal here? >> i suspect she's heard all the stupid things that aoc has said and said here hold my beer and now she's leaning in and trying to be just as outrageous and just as insane and offensive. you are right, you represent this country and you are telling me you are rooting for canada. telling me you are rooting for mexico. what exactly is that supposed to inspire from her constituents? if she thought that something was wrong she would then fight this administration and push something forward but all she's ever done is run her mouth. she doesn't have anything to say other than these silly comments that she knows is going to get picked up. but it's just really a cover for not doing anything. she talks a good talk and then she does nothing. >> trace: i think you are right because it does get picked

a thing? are you buying this, jason rantz? hat interview, we've got democracy hanging on by a thread. i don't know how that thread holds, and i'm terrified. >> trace: i'm with you. it's definitely true if he says it. to. >> i don't believe it's a constitutional crisis. if democrats continue to act like at the sky is falling, no one is ever going to take them seriously. >> trace: ashley strohmier? >> i don't think anyone does take them seriously. and a time cnn says something more than 200 times and msnbc, you just don't need to listen. just turn away. >> trace: we did reporting on the call that happens, media people get on this call on sunday afternoon. when you hear constitutional crisis, a thousand times in the week, you're like, they were on the call. >> i know those calls very well. that's exactly how it plays out. and nobody believes them at this point. it's kind of incredible. >> trace: not really. natalie meisner? >> as a former democrat i used to buy it, but no i'm not buying it. this is also biden who bragged about the

a while and that is one answer to that problem. >> i was going to chime in, too. there has been researched by jason gross and i am forgetting the other colleague, a co-author of his. but looking at the impact of a less lenient child welfare caseworker and they find strong impacts in terms of getting families to take up services in ways they wouldn't otherwise. this view of child welfare is purely punitive. i don't think it stand scrutiny to the data because what those families are finding is these marginal children seemed to benefit a great deal from that period, in part because child welfare is helpful to families that make the investment, so when the child is returned to them, they are in a good position to parent and that has long-term impacts on things like criminal justice involvement. that is too narrow a view. >> jason baron. >> sorry. i apologize for both of them. >> we will open it up for questions if anyone in the audience has questions? i have lots more questions. we will let you think about tomorrow. >> i can ask some questions. >> go ahead, sally. >> ron, you seem to allude to the fact

joining us now, jason pack, former fema external affairs officer and a first responder himself. jason, we were talking earlier about the pressures that these first responders face. when you get to a scene like that, the flames extremely intense jet fuel everywhere. it's a unique set of challenges for those first responders. >> jonathan. it absolutely is a unique challenge. and fighting fire with jet fuel that burns hotter is much different than just fighting an ordinary house fire or car fire, which we had as a result of the crash. so yeah, there's a lot of strategy and a lot of training that comes into play when you have to respond to these different types of fires that are in one general location. so the incident commanders are able to break this out, assign engine companies and ladder companies. and we saw the hazmat trucks there with the philadelphia fire department to respond and take care of what needed to be taken care of. you have the emergency medical folks there to treat the injured. and so i think overnight now, things seem to have calmed down a little bit as far as th

a rematch of sorts for the brothers kelce. travis of course, currently plays for the chiefs. and jason is a former eagle travis of course hard at work preparing for sunday's game. but jason was front and center in his own kind of competition this week. we've been seeing so many of these, but i loved this one lookalike contest. people magazine reporting ten eagles fans were sent searching for jason kelce in a crowd of look alikes. what was his takeaway? according to people, he said, quote, it went fantastic. the look alikes really looked alike. not that i'm a particularly hard person to look like, he joked. he did mention that like, you have to have the eyebrows, you know, to look like him, which i was entertained by. now that jason kelce is off the field, though, the big question is who is he going to be rooting for on sunday? >> i'm rooting for philadelphia and i'm rooting for travis kelce. that's the reality of it. >> you can see the eyebrows there anyway. the choice not so easy for jason kelce's wife kylie kelce. i have so much respect for this woman. she is a die hard eagles fan. s

so it's there's a lot of different to jason's commentary that we're wearing during fellowship and i think it's a tremendous honor to able to to wear all of those at the same and to educate people about all of the things i've gotten this this incredible opportunity to do. so i think that would be the first the first part answer. the first part of the question. the second one, you know, how did the navy prepare us to be able to do these varied things and you know, i'm going to answer that from submarine perspective and really all of the navy i think it's a navy thing and not to a degree in other services, but this is what i know and you know, we get some initial whatever it may be, nuclear power training or submarine, basic officer training or surface warfare officer, school. you get some initial training and then you get thrown the deep end. you know, you show up to a submarine or a ship and you're just expected to qualify and and, you know, earn, earn dolphins, as it were. and so, you know, that's a that's a tremendous that's not easy. and by design, that's not easy right. we want our men

a quote people born before the year 2000. what trivial skill do you have that no one uses anymore? what okay. what do you guys think? jason i'll start with you. trivia question what trivial. what trivial thing did you used to do or know? that really doesn't matter anymore. a pay phone, i don't think. no, i know how to use a pay phone. thousands. yeah, i showed it to my son. he's like, what's a pay phone? matter of fact, better than that. it's pager code. if you're born before 2000, you know how to use pager code, which no kid know how to use anymore. so i say pager code. pager code. mark, did you. have you ever tried to use a pay phone at all lately? no yeah, i just i see them from time to time and i always wonder if they work. i actually, i should try try one next time. i think they're still working. i mean, if they still have the receiver connected to them, you know, i think they're probably still functioning. give it a try. i'll give you a call. okay. let's hear some of the answers. using a pencil to rewind a cassette tape. there you go. you remember how to do that? yeah. yep, yep. and then the other one was work a vcr

people are quite a believing that the, uh, the is very military might, if they are from a tearing to vinegar jasons of the 2nd phase, especially with the latest a statements and implements re, uh, suggestions made by the american president, donald trump, are quite, are quite a very, until about 3 people believe that this, it raises significant concerns about the durability of the ceasefire agreement. but i do believe that regional mediation will continue to accept pressure and carry out there. so the goose chase is an f, as in order to force both conflicting pot so use in order to completely bridge the gap and to reach a comprehensive agreement that will facilitate the a transition from the 1st to the 2nd phase, which is very significant. especially in terms of the entry of the uh, temporary shelters, alongside with heavy machinery that will help civil defense. but just to start the removal of brussels and to clear all of these destroyed residential neighborhoods and to recover thousands of how the city until our stuff needs to be destroyed, instructed neighborhood. so for palestinians, the 2nd spa

joining us now, jason pack, former fema external affairs officer and a first responder himself, jason, we were talking earlier about the pressures that these first responders face. when you get to a scene like that, the flames extremely intense jet fuel everywhere. it's a unique set of challenges for those first responders. >> jonathan, it absolutely is a unique challenge. and fighting fire with jet fuel that burns hotter is much different than just fighting an ordinary house fire or car fire, which we had as a result of the crash. so yeah, there's a lot of strategy and a lot of training that comes into play when you have to respond to these different types of fires that are in one general location. so the incident commanders are able to break this out, assign engine companies and ladder companies. and we saw the hazmat trucks there with the philadelphia fire department to respond and take care of what needed to be taken care of. you have the emergency medical folks there to treat the injured. and so i think overnight now, things seem to have calmed down a little bit as far as the ini

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wouldn't go but the new and you bought the funeral, which is a personnel of us news from nation and planning issues. different formulas from jason segment, a bunch of different controllers to this level of should you present new ships? they give us, give us an image right here with lots of in units themselves. the shipping was nowhere land. when let's, let's say it's of game is a controller which trade shows interest me of the question i in the waiting 30, almost the 9 when you get this huge difference there. what the doorstep ocean was not far enough for me to see if i'm not sure if the issue will come on, you know what it was coming, you know, that's what it says. i mean, you know, 3, she's concerned about somebody, although most of the shelves coming on the list, i'm not sure. so the reason why it was so what is your point and you come to the start of those issues or control samples on what you're going to scroll down. yes, mostly of stuff on of the should the customer does go to notice what wonderful let me just a couple of days. so when you have a symbol is 0, it's at both of the nurses. just those simple. there were some s

one of barack obama's top economists says bidenomics was a failure. jason furman will tell us why.order smuggling eggs. -- cross-border smuggling -- >> former vice president kamala harris is headed to hollywood, just inc. to deal with caa, one of hollywood's top talent agencies. it's the same agency former president biden signed with earlier this month. they also represent the obama does, so she will be in good company. the company says they will be working closely with harris to create new quotes. >> she will fit right in. -- may be signed with the town agency. maybe we'll start a podcast, only listens to buy meghan markle. maybe, her and meghan markle will start a podcast together and finally rid us of the trend of everyone thinking they need their own podcasts. there are maybe good things ahead for the country. >> joint venture. that's an interesting one. >> she wants to make money in the private sector. "new york magazine" said, according to multiple people and harasses circle. or coach dominik she can run for governor in 2026. or could close the door on electoral politics. not

a rock or whatever she said? what is your take on that? >> jasonp derangement syndrome. what donald trump should have done is not named the gulf of mexico gulf of america, he should call it the gulf of native america and stood back and watched their heads explode. a media research center did a study on abc, nbc and cbs and they found that 90% or so of the coverage of donald trump was negative. only about 70% of reporters self described as republicans. they despise conservatives, they despise donald trump, they call him a dictator, they call him a fascist and calling him a dictator and fascist, they said evidently nothing when barack obama said he did not have the power to legalize a bunch of illegal aliens to protect them from deportation and then he did what he did. nancy pelosi 27 joe biden did not have the power to forgive student debt and then biden did it and the supreme court said you can't and biden did it again. they said nothing about them being dictators and tyrants and fascists at that time. >> joe, we watch the media montage and they ke

and a calendar date there. jason on releasing the new battlefield at some point this coming fiscal year so before april of next year. this one has been a little while in the making. it has been a wild since ea's most recent battlefield game. battlefield has never been able to keep up with the biggest rival call of duty from activision blizzard, so it will be interesting to see how they perform this time. they i believe for the first time have four different studios within the eea organization working on this single battlefield game so it is a humongous bet for them. jackie: one of the company's challenges right now is to get users to play the updated version of the game but they are still interested in playing the older version of the game. how does the company typically deal with something like that? jason: this is the eternal videogame industry problem right now, which as you have so many people who do not feel compelled to buy new games every year when they can have a good time playing older games, playing fortnit

we're not the people that are raising a lot of people >> you're cool, seth. >> i've been trying all my life, jason. >> should have been a seal. you could have been a seal. >> ooh. >> shots fired. [laughter] >> and so in some way that is highlights why this caucus and the work that we do together as fellow veterans is all the important because we need to build political capital in the center because it's not where there's naturally a lot of political capital right now. you asked about offices. i was on a cnn interview with a republican colleague because we were working on gun reform together. very, very contentious issue. in the commercial break before the interview, the host said what's the deal? are you high school buddies? do you have lockers in the gym? and the answer is yeah, our lockers are next to each other in the gym. that's how we got started. some of this is vin dip us to and it would be -- serendipitous and it would be wise for the members of congress to figure out more ways to have these serendipitous moments. i often find that washington is so polarized. you can't do anything in washi

specifically that we have seen significant destruction inflicted on neighboring jason a day for who's in the north of this trip in particular. and the rough estimate dates which makes life worth it begins very miserable that and now the fence and the very twins and a number of humanitarian h focused and basic necessities entry to the gaza strip. the situation will be completely compounded to be much more difficult for civil use to cope with. okay, thought a couple of assume a reporting for us from a cut out of a sudden crossing and goes up product. thank you so much. i. so in response to hi, mazda is announcement the is really tough. this family protests group known as bring them home. now has released the statement saying this, they've urgency requested assistance from the mediating countries to help restore and implement the existing deal. it continues to say that they stand with be, is really government as encourage maintaining the conditions to ensure the successful continuation of the agreements leading to the safe return of the captives. honda central which is joining us from jo

going with tariffs and cutting taxes and we should get the tax cuts in and it's almost like a match book, jasonto raise tariffs on this party and time to use the revenues to cut taxes for american businesses and consumers. >> these decisions need to go hand and glove and tariff increases with the tax cuts and that's why i've been pushing for my colleagues to not allow themselves to put their agenda in front of the president's agenda in delivering the economic relief for the american people. the committee and passing a budget resolution and the instructions and that's all kinds of process issues and the american people, the president doesn't want to talk process, they want to talk policy and get it delivered to his december and can that's what in facts congress needs to do. it's very, very easy, larry. the president was specific. he wanted perm seizure disorders of the expiring provisvisions ad the successful 2017 tax cuts and giving tax relief for tipped employees and tax relief for seniors on social security. he wants tax relief on overtime pay and wants to create a competitive advantage for m

jason, just a quick follow up.eople reaching out, thinking about potentially doing something similar then that the three of you all did? is that sort of the entry point for those applications? >> yes. so there are handful of people who's wondering about the option. there's a lot of people who's curious about how others like who successfully relocated to a different country, how they're doing. ultimately, they are really considering what their options are before, especially my personal experience, it was difficult for me to find another individuals who made a similar decision or about to make a decision that i have at the time. but now that there is a committee onward, i think it's just more accessible for people to understand and really kind of research how that option plays out for them. >> so i'm curious what it's like to be on the other side of the border and to have had time to think about what's happening in the united states, to observe this country from afar. how do you view this whole internal, ongoing, nev

whatever that was was a perfect microcosm because they're so committed to these ideals that nobody understands, that they are literally tripping over themselves and i don't understand how jason all i heard, was a basically good teacher from snoopy. in a solid off about. >> will i'm a pro at this and understanding. >> but if that is how they are running their game this point yesterday, 2026 is going to be a cakewalk for republicans if that's with the democrats are putting out there. >> that is with the putting of their. >> and you know, we did see last year, we saw the people in chicago, showing up to city council meetings, screaming and saying we are concerned about our safety and better livelihoods you guys are not paying attention you're focusing on their own things. obviously that were not listening as of this is what will that was striking. so we are also counting down to time to speaking. [laughter] todd: and she's going to dance, just to try to throw me off and i am ready for it kansas city chiefs and philadelphia eagles will battle for the coveted on barney trophy next sunday, the iconic award being legendary green bay packers had catchments party who won the first tw

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this is a claim that plans and policies are being vetted. we haven't seen much evidence of that. jason some broad overlap about smaller government. i'll be as fair as possible that that's a general goal. but the specifics, including ones that go to the conflicts of interest in musk's business activities, there doesn't seem to be any such vetting. it seems that he acts first, and then they react to that. >> all right. there is no world in which i can imagine that donald trump would be comfortable with anyone in his administration having access to his finances. right. and if you think about it, elon musk and his cronies have gone in and taken over the treasury. they've gotten access to all sorts of information and treasury and fired anyone who stopped them. that means that any business in america, from from the auto industry to, you know, a trump project, any business in america that's had to do business with the united states received any sort of subsidies or contracts. he now has access to that information. there's absolutely no way that that's something that donald trump would approve

i guess it wasn't a crisis when that happened. radio host jasonhere to react also trump attorney general speaking out pam bondi about the border. tudor dixon is here to react to the news but first, dagen and david webb. they got a hot show coming up on the bottom line. >> oh, boy do we ever. patrick david as democrats go wild down to the doge subcommittee hearing, and a lot of news coming out this afternoon about ukraine and russia, not just release and exchange of prisoners, but an actual potential deal. boy there's a lot coming up. kevin cramer, the senator will join us to talk about that. dagen: congressman lance gooden on a hearing on getting rid of or dismantling the censorship industrial complex. that's harder than cutting spending and tomi lahren on not only clawing back fema funds, but let's talk about pam bondi suing those sanctuary cities. you've got that too. >> love that. dagen: top of the hour. do list t . ♪♪ . super helpful. ♪♪ [ cheering ] what are invoices? progressive makes it easy to see if you can save money with a commercial au

jason johnson. i'll come to you in a moment, but i want to come to you first, jason, because the reality is, you know, and you and i have chatted about this, there is a it's easy to demonize the government because most people don't know what government agencies do. and they have a vague sense that when we pay our taxes, the government is wasting the money. so if you say, well, all this money went to foreign aid, people say, okay, good, cut that, because they really don't know what it is, but they seem to be at this sort of dodge, whatever it is, taking advantage of that by saying, we found all this waste, fraud and abuse. and they have no, they're not proving it. they're just putting out a list of things they claim they're cutting. >> well, yeah. >> they have no. >> proof because they. >> never knew. >> any of this stuff. right. i mean, the thing is, you have elon musk who is running this organization, right? >> let's let's. >> not pretend that he's not running it. this whole sort of thing. they're doing this shaggy defense of it wasn't me. i'm not really running it. that doesn't. >> really apply. >>