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. >> ainsley: chad pergram is live on capitol hill. good morning. >> chad: good morning.ttee votes like these are litmus test. they are not the final say on the floor. susan collins supports tulsi gabbard and the intelligence committee votes today. >> after extensive consideration, conversations with her in my office, attending the hearing, questioning her there and listening to her in the closed session, i decided to vote that i will vote for her. i believe she's committed to strengthening our national security. >> chad: question is whether todd young of indiana will support gabbard. committee can always send a nomination to the floor with no recommendation or a negative recommendation. president trump stands behind his nominee. >> president trump: i think tulsi gabbard will do okay. i can't guarantee anything. she's liked by so many, especially people in military and law enforcement. >> chad: don't expect democratic support fror r.f.k. jr. they are protesting what happened with spending freeze and usaid. >> pulling the fire alarm, it is up to republicans, majority in co

chad, good morning to you.on to this egregious move by the radio station to endanger these i.c.e. agents. >> yeah, it's really important. look, any time operational details get leaked about an enforcement operation, or really any law enforcement operation beforehand, it's dangerous. it's dangerous not only for the law enforcement agents that are exercising in that operation, but also for the targets and in this case the illegal aliens. it makes it dangerous for everyone and anyone involved there. so i think what you hear from tom homan and others is not only does it diminish the effectiveness of apprehending criminal and dangerous individuals but you're putting law enforcement at risk as well because now they don't know what they're going into. they don't know what the opposition has in store for them and that's when things can go bad so i think that's why there's a lot of concern about these operational details being leaked time and time again. cheryl: i think why this is so concerning is what tom homan told r

good evening, chad. >> chad: bret, good evening. a two for health secretary pick r.f.k. jr.nd director of national intelligence no knee tulsi gabbard face challenging confirmations. but the nominations are now on a glide path to the senate floor. cleared by two senate committees. >> intelligence committee just voted to report tulsi gabbard's nomination to be the director of national intelligence favorably to the full united states senate. >> chad: the vote was 9-8. indiana republican todd young voted yes in committee. he received unspecified assurances from gabbard. young also talked with president trump, vice president vance and elon musk. young said the president told him to vote his conscience. >> never and intimation. i have done my work. i have done my vetting. i have done what i think as a former marine corps intelligence officer is consistent with the national security interest. >> chad: democrats doubt that gabbard can guard the nation's secrets especially after she once backed spy edward snowden. >> it's flabbergasting to me that she couldn't even bring herself to c

good evening, chad. bret good evening, education ambush, education department, 30 house democrats tried to bully their way into the building. president trump wants to ax the department. >> got 100 people out here. [shouting] >> congress? >> we are trying to save your job. you won't have a job if we don't help you. >> chad: california democrat maxine waters is a former head start official running early child education programs. she hectored security personnel who locked out democrats. >> and this is going to go out in history, the man who blocked the doors of the department of -- hold the sign up. let his children see it. let his children know that he was standing in the way of all children being educated. >> since watters tried to shame the security officer, president trump returned the favor. >> same ones, i see maxine waters, a low life, i see all these people. they don't love our country. >> house republicans are scrambling to prep their bill to reduce spending and taxes. it likely addresses the debt

chad, let me ask you one other thing as members are filing in there. the ranking member and the chairman are there. bill cassidy is on the hot seat, here. my guess is he goes ahead and votes for it reluctantly but i expect that we might know that. we'll know it soon but that's my gut instinct. what do you think of my gut instincts? >> we really don't know. the committee breakdown there is 14 republicans, 13 democrats. if you get a tie or something like that or maybe somebody isn't there is the only way to get a tie but as i said, even if he votes no there are ways to extract that nomination and put it on the floor. we have had nominations without favorable recommendations or no recommendations. there are waives to do this. everybody is looking at bill cassidy. he is up for re-election in 2026. >> dana: we'll circle back when it comes up for a vote. thank you so much. john. >> john: meantime, china the lone hold-out under president trump's tariff pressure responding with its own retaliatory tariffs and antitrust investigation into google. fox business's

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good morning, chad. >> good morning.egated to the minority and struggling to figure out a line of attack which will stick against the gop. elon musk is now the democrats' top target alongside president trump. democrats are deploying heated rhetoric. >> elon musk is a nazi nepo baby, a godless, lawless billionaire, elon, this is the american people. this is not your trashy cyber truck that you can just dismantle, pick apart and sell the pieces of. >> pressley is a member of the squad. other democrats implored senate colleagues to lock up every nomination and slow things down. >> shut down the city. we are at war. any time a person can pay $250 million into a campaign and they be given access, full access to the department of treasury in the united states of america, we are at war! >> so far senate democrats are reluctant to slow walk most of president trump's nominees. in fact, democrats have voted for ten of the 11 nominees confirmed so far. republicans believe the democrats' options are limited. >> democrats are doing w

like jay who worked as a chef and now it raises god's, it makes cheese and the country side like chad who has been granted political asylum because he's being persecuted by the f b. i like an american family. that recently moved to russia with 6 children. the year we are happy to be here. this is my friend joe. a few months ago he immigrated to russia with his large family. now i'm on the way to visit him. i want to find out why he decided to move here and how he likes it in russia to how you doing very good. the joe is an id program manager. he worked in many large companies including microsoft, but he gave up everything and moved to russia with his wife and 6 children. and now they're about to have a 7. so apparently they had a very good reason to relocate. did he talk you interested? no, i think to be honest, we 1st rich the same conclusion. some states have had issues where they've come in and they've removed the child from here because they're claiming the child's being abused by not being able to think it was uh, is 6 states in less than 6 months past these laws that even a 5 ye

so by perez these, they're c a. chad. yeah, tears don't let the door hit you on the way out snow set, a goal is saying all for military bases need to pack up by 2025. hey, at this rate, the french military is going to have to start to travel blogs dispatches from the front lines of a bumbling empire. and that called basically just told the geo political equivalent of getting down. and then complaining that his ex didn't even say thank you on his way out. after everything i did for you, the cruise, the instability, despite our years long presence and you can even some of those cards. i think someone forgot to say thank you. it doesn't matter, it will come with time. in gratitude, i am well pleased to know is a disease that is not transmissible to humans. and i say it to all african leaders who did not have the courage to face their public opinions. none of them would be with a sovereign country today. if the french army had not deployed in this region, france no longer had a place there because we are not the auxiliary use

>> bret: chad pergram live on the hill. chad, thanks.ains for most stocks outweigh the drops for the alphabet companies and other big name companies following their latest profit reports. the dow was up 317. the s&p 500 gained 24. the nasdaq finished ahead 38. up next brit hume on president trump's plans for gaza and the speed at which he is implementing his agenda. first, here is what some our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 28 in columbus, ohio. with the arrest of a suspect shooting one person dead and five others injured. new albany police accrues bruce reginald faster iii opening fire at a warehouse where he is employed. fox 5 in new york as the national women's soccer league says it will establish a $5 million fund for players. it's part of a settlement stemming from allegations eve emotional and sexual misconduct that rocked the league in 2021. the funds will go to players who experience abuse. and this is a live look at pittsburgh, courtesy of earth cam. one of the big stories there tonight, the u.s. golf association anno

i want to bring in chad kendall.e's a former airline pilot and faa chief instructor in the department of aviation and aerospace science at metropolitan state university of denver. chad, thanks so much for joining us. the release of the black box data that we're expecting today. is it a surprise that the ntsb would be releasing that at this point? >> no. >> as the ntsb continues their investigation and. >> a very. >> active process here with both recovery and investigation occurring at the same time, and the ntsb is going to share information as they receive it. um, you know, so that way, as they're continuing, as they're going through the investigation, uh, they're trying to put together what caused this accident to occur, but not surprisingly, the ntsb is providing information as they as they receive it. >> as you've kind of followed the investigation, what you've seen over the course of the last several days, what question would you most like answered at this point in the investigation? >> i think as we're seeing i

chad, thank you for being with us. we heard yesterday, immigration czar tom homan saying that he had a meeting with i.c.e. leadership today, and he was going to find out exactly who was released and why. this is obviously a concern of the white house. what do you make about this tension between the white house and immigration officials over releases? >> well. >> look, i think there's high expectations. president trump and his senior team certainly have an agenda. tom homan is part of that team that they're trying to to execute. and so this is the this is the reality where policy and execution kind of butt up against one another. and so making sure that this continues to unfold. now again, we're only on the third week here. so um, but again, to make sure that this unfolds over time, they've got to stay in close contact. so my guess is there's going to be a lot of tense phone calls. there's going to be a lot of pressure because a lot of this is being done for the first time at this scale. and the scale in which they, the

now senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill with more. a lot of staccato quick movement now. >> absolutely. also doug collins is up for v.a. they'll vote on him today. the finance committee voted 14-13 along party lines to send kennedy's nomination to the floor. g.o.p. louisiana senator bill cassidy agreed to vote yes after what he termed quote intense conversations. still questions linger about vaccines. >> the only way that bobby kennedy and i will get crosswise is if he does all actually take a position against the safety of proven vaccines. that will be a problem for me. >> a week or more before his nomination hits the floor. but there could be g.o.p. news there. democrats are united in their opposition of kennedy. >> do senators want their legacy to include disregarding basic health science and instead elevate conspiracy theorists? making robert kennedy secretary of health and human services in my view, colleagues, would be a grave threat to the health of the american people. >> democrats question his past when president trump picked

sandra. >> sandra: chad pergram with the latest on that.n. >> john: sandra, let's bring an karoline leavitt, the white house press secretary, to dig into this. for caroline, it is good to have our own briefing today. >> it is great to see you too, thank you for having me guys periods payments they are screaming around doge centered around elon musk and dei. this is what they have been doing. >> this is a dictatorship in the making. >> we are not going to have apartheid in america anymore! >> here is the interesting thing, a reuters ipsos poll after the usaid news broke found 66% of people would like to seee programs suspended. which is leading a lot of people to say the democrats have picked the very weird held to die on. >> that is because there is no other hill to die on because president trump continues to deliver on the promises he made to the american people on the campaign trail. and going through the federal government, line by line, and making this government more efficient is one of those priorities. one of those promises president

senior congressional correspondent chad pergram has more. >> reporter: a trifecta of turbulence. lie ahead as the a senate tangles with confirming fbi director nominee kash patel, director of national intelligence nominee tulsi gabbard and robert p. kennedy jr. to run the department of health and human services. >> president trump has selected poem of intelligence with, people who are -- people of intelligence, people who are articulate, they're unflappable, they defend themselves and they're willing to fight. >> reporter: vice president vance warning republicans who to oppose the president's nominees. >> you don't get to make these decisions. president trump gets to make these decisions, and he alreadies d -- already has. >> you learn a lot about people. you see who's really answering questions, and you see who cardiologies -- dodges the questions. >> reporter: consider consternation over rfk jr. for chairman bill cassidy. >> there are issues, man, um -- ultra-processed food, obesity, we're simpatico. >> reporter: but cassidy's also a doctor. he worries about a kennedy's past op

i walked up to the redline and was greeted with a warm welcome i'm chad redden and anna client of citylinic >> even has had an std clinic since all the way back to 1911. at that time, the clinic was founded to provide std diagnosis treatment for sex workers. there's been a big increase in std rates after the earthquake and the fire a lot of people were homeless and there were more sex work and were homeless sex workers. there were some public health experts who are pretty progressive for their time thought that by providing std diagnosis and treatmentsex workers that we might be able to get a handle on std rates in san francisco. >> when you're at the clinic you're going to wait with whoever else is able to register at the front desk first. after you register your seat in the waiting room and wait to be seen. after you are called you come to the back and meet with a healthcare provider can we determine what kind of testing to do, what samples to collect what medication somebody might need. plus prophylactics is an hiv prevention method highly effective it involves folks taking a daily

on capitol hill, chad chad pergram, fox news.ton democrats are looking to make a fresh start after getting weapon is if the -- swept in the 2024 elections. they're voting in minnesota party head ken martin as the new chairman of the democratic national committee. madeleine rivera has more on that. >> reporter: ken martin will have his hands pull as he takes the reins if from outgoing chair jamie harrison. martin won a majority of the dnc's voting members on the first ballot on saturday. he had 100 votes more than his closest competitor, the head of the party in wisconsin. despite the fact that winkler had the backing of former house speaker nancy pelosi, senate minority leader chuck schumer and house minority leader hakeem jeffries. martin will help lead the democratic party forward after losses up and down the ballot in november. martin says the party has the right message, he says they just need to find a way to make sure that message resonates with the american people, especially with working class voters. >> we have to focus

. >> chad, one fact i know because you follow the finance committee, the filing season has just started and we got word that musk apparently doesn't agree with the treasury secretary. the treasury secretary said that he was going to allow direct file. this new approach that senator warren and a whole group of us have been after for years because we're the only western industrialized nation that does accuses the -- does not use this approach. we've got to run this to ground, but it's our understanding that musk is going after that. and if that's the case, that will be an immense burden on people who've already started to file their taxes. this is out of control and simply cries out for some accountability, and that's what we're focused on and a bunch of us are on the tax committee and are already working on it. >> senator can you just expand , on that a little bit? you are in the minority right now. you are fighting this through your communications, but what other steps can democrats do? sen. murray: well, first of all, remember last, here we are a week later. a week ago, the trump admin

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breakthrough at northwell health's feinstein institute for medical research, where lead bioengineer chadogy they called double neural bypass. chips are implanted in a patient's brain, and the signals for sensation and movement sent back and interpreted through artificial intelligence and redirected to the body and spine, creating a loop that could prove life-changing. >> taking someone who had lost the ability to move their limbs, to sense or touch things and actually feel the sensation of that, to restore those abilities to the patient. >> yes, that's exactly right. we have finally discovered that the signals in the brain are still there and strong, even after a traumatic injury. >> reporter: other neurotechnology companies like elon musk's neuralink have implanted chips in patients to assist functionality, but recovery and restoring damaged neurons appears to be new ground. is it wild to you to think you have become the first person to sort of blaze this path and show that it's possible? >> yeah. >> reporter: we watched as keith managed movements that only months ago would have been im

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to the, the russian army takes control of the town of chad is in a, a form of strong hold for you. crazy and full says it was done yet. republic pads were full. it's come in of low cost and being killed despite the fees for the u. s president suggests to relocate, sing them to nearby arab countries. palestinian say they will resist any forced the space for the best and the not agree with the come the but the whole the will not agree or with the anyone who is trying to force them out to be at home then they have the exist on the subject lands on it's a carrot and stick strategy from donald trump. he rounds all the sections on an air rod, encouraging against a crucial foot. india is trade in the region for that also floats the idea of a new you to deal with iraq. however, iran is skeptical about proposition because what it is important for him to both ruin the runs relationship with its allies and enter another round so that it will intensify iran problems. the united states is known as a country that is on faithful lies and is coming and can ruin the negotiations the palo to very well wel