happening every day, doj we are prepared to defend all of these cases and we will carry out donald trump's agenda. davidover the past 24 hours trump has a couple wins but this lawfair must be slowing down, he is got to divert some of his time and energy and staff to fighting these things. we are seeing it once again. >> he is moving pretty fast and here's the long-term benefit, they sue the administration for everything. he's got pam bondi in charge. i put her up against anybody that the left wants to bring in and when they win like they are already winning, it sets the precedent they need so this is not about the next four months. it's about the next 40 years. they go to court on every one of these things and they win and for went and for the next 40 years they have got a legal basis to keep up what they started so i say bring on the legal fight, let's create a permanent victory. david: this will set precedent for the future. great stuff. thank you, we will be watching on "the big money show" every weekday from 12:00 to 2:00 pm eastern time on fox business. don't miss the markets right now, the dow and

david: the tough talk is that, donald trump sending a clear message, and release the hostages. >> saturday at 12:00, all hell is going to break out. david: more on trump's ultimatum to hamas and the fbi uncovering thousands of jfk assassination documents as a result of trump's executive order. we will tell you what we know so far. we have some surprises in there. donald trump wants to make a deal with iran. >> can't allow them, two ways of stopping is them with bombs or with a written piece of paper and i would much rather do a deal. david: we will ask senator mark wayne mullen about that coming next. i'm thinking of updating my kitchen... —yeah? —yes! ...this year, we are finally updating our kitchen... ...doing subway tile in an ivory, or eggshell... —cream?... —maybe bone?... don't get me started on quartz. a big big island... you ever heard of a waterfall counter?... for everyone who talks about doing that thing, and, over there. but never does that thing... a sweet little breakfast nook. chase has financial guidance. let's see how you can start saving to make this happen. —really? —re

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years fighting the swamp, fighting the establishment and now he's trump. 100%, 1,000%, full steam ahead and audience ready to hear him. davidreat panel. thank you so much for being here, folks. gianno, alex, sarah, appreciate it and have a wonderful weekend. bret baier will have an exclusive interview with president trump during pregame coverage this sunday at 3:00 p.m. eastern over on fox news. well, meanwhile newt gingrich writes in his gingrich 360 that there's been a dramatic shift in america's attitudes about big government that could hep us actually work towards a balanced budget. wouldn't that be a miracle. re-a minded me of strong support we receive for the american people for welfare reform in balancing the budget in 1996. we reform welfare, half the democrats voted for it because the voters back home supported it so strongly. and newt joins us now to talk about it. newt gingrich, former house speaker and fox news contributor and thank you for being here. you had trouble getting here and appreciate your effort. do you see this as one of those moments going back to when you were able with a persuasive president bill

districts across the country are abusing their power to unilaterally block president trump's basic executive authority. david number of known gotaways has plummeted since donald trump took office. is the main focus of the dhs now on carrying out deportations? we're going to be asking former acting dhs secretary chad wolf. and earlier this month interior secretary doug burgum signed a flurry of orders to, quote, unleash american energy. when do we start to see the effect of those orders on the price at the pump in i'm going to be asking secretary burgum. he's next. ♪ -- shooting at some food and up through the ground come a bubbling crude. ♪ oil, that is. ♪ black gold ♪ ♪ only servicenow connects every corner of your business, putting ai to work for people. pfft ... every corner? every corner, nick. ow! so kate in hr ... hey kate. can focus on people, not process. oh actually, i have a question ... keep up, nick. do you have to be sick to take a sick day? patty in it is using ai agents to deal with the small stuff, so she can work on the big stuff. agents like secret agents? secret agents i control. with your

david: still had, trump is bringing total transparency, complete reversal from the last four years. >to answer afghanistan. >> in particular -- >> i'm supposed to leave. david: what a difference. unbelievable, day and night. staffing shortage, they are paid less than their subordinates are. with all that money going to illegal migrants why can't a they get more. we will ask former ny police department inspector paul morrow about that next. ♪ (♪) because we stay agile... actively managing investments to uncover opportunities... and build etfs designed to outperform the index. (♪) that's the power of curiosity. (♪) better questions can lead to better solutions. t. rowe price invest with confidence (♪) (♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain relief. (♪) david: they pared their losses quite a bit since the early morning news about inflation when the dow is down 400. the s&p is down 29, nasdaq is down 71. the number plummeted since donald trump, bill melugin gives us the numbers. >> reporter: one of the biggest tests of border security is how many illegal aliens are sneaking into t

david wow. mark, thank you very much. right now the house doge subcommittee is holding its first hearing ever. they're vowing to work with trumpe, root out waste. hillary run is at the white house with the -- vaughn is at the white house with the breaking details. >> reporter: hi, david. democrats say they want to help cut out waste, but they are not down with the way that doge is doing it. >> i think you would find democrats more than willing partners in that that kind of enterprise if we're going to be serious. but a wrecking crew, a wrecking crane, a wrecking ball is not going to do it. >> reporter: democrats have also a ramped up their rhetoric, ditching the script about these cuts creating a constitutional a crisis for a horsier four-letter word -- shorter, four-letter word. >> i just want to correct what a couple of my colleagues said is. they used that word in front of donald trump's name? what they meant to say -- [bleep] donald trump and elon musk! >> we have to [bleep] trump. >> reporter: musk says he's optimistic about the amount of fraud they have found. he thinks the budget deficit alone can be cut in half. musk s

david: thank you, ray. now president trump'sn reciprocal tariffs coming this afternoon. hillary vaughn at white house with more on the tariffs and are they a response to inflation? what's going on here, hillary? reporter: david, this is about fair. this is u.s. products and u.s. businesses more than we're taxing their products and businesses. host taking trade policy back to old school adage. >> it's very simple logic whether the president wants to reciprocate and golden rule growing up, treat others the way you want to be treated, and far too many nations arnett the world ripping off the united states of america for far too long and the president believes it'll be a great policy benefiting american workers. reporter: all the things president trump ticked off the to do list with the first three weeks in office and tariff announcement today might be his proudest moment yet and trump posting about the news "three great weeks, perhaps the best ever but today is the bilge one: reciprocal tariffs make america great again". ". they'll

david: mike murphy, thank you very much. >>> coming up, listen to to what president trump said is about his successor is. >> right now do you view vice president j.d. vance as a your successor, the republican nominee in 2028? >> no. [laughter] david: we'll bring you trump's full explanation if about that no answer. and the sunshine state's financial chief and florida congressional candidate jimmy patronis is calling for elon musk and doge to audit state university grant use. he says that money could actually be helping to suppress free speech. jimmy patronis joining us next on that and a lot more. coming up. ♪ ♪ literal darling, stir it up ♪ lil' darling ♪ if [air blower sound] ♪ okay, son. focus on what you can control. everything else is just noise. when you work with someone who knows a lot and cares even more... you're unstoppable. at truist, we believe the same is true for banking. i've got a lot going on right now. let's focus. what are your top priorities? ♪ the average dog only lives to be ten. that's ten birthdays, ten first summer swims, ten annual camping trips. at the farmer

david: this isn't the result trump wanted exactly, is it?n: a reported 65,000 workers have accepted this buyout, and the president says the judge's extended freeze makes no sense at all a. >> well, i don't know how you can lose a case like that. we're talking about people, you know, everybody -- i got elected on making government better, more efficient and smaller: and that's what we're doing. and i think it was a very generous buyout, actually. also if people don't show up to work, we have a right to fire them, and they have an option. they can show up the work or not. you'll find many of those people, in my opinion, have had other jobs even though they are collecting money from the federal government. lauren: so the administration's goal is cutting 200,000 workers to to accept the buyout. and it would save the government hundreds of billions of dollars. this is the argument coming from the labor unions that are suing the administration. they say the buyouts are arbitrary, they're in violation of a federal law, and they question how the gov

david trump was a very proud on the, on the campaign trail. actually when he was president, then on the campaign trail that he didn't start any new wars is going to be able to keep that promise and this term david. i hope i hope so for our sake, for our children's sake and you know, for the sake of the whole country, i mean whether or not he gets us involved in another for and war is going to be the absolute defining thing like residents. i great, great and great and is bad. presidents begin moore's and if we're not careful, you know, we've, we've already seen, i guess some of the representatives from home us have come out and basically confirmed that the ceasefire is off at this point because of the united states has position on the middle east on gaza, and that is going to lead to a flare up that is going to lead to more people getting killed in it. it could very well lead to american troops being brought in, maybe even a us s liberty moment where israel attacks us and that is used as a pretext to get involved in a wider war and go after the

and that's exactly what donald trump did with his with his stupid tariff idea. on monday, david brooks explained why donald trump doesn't have the slightest inhibition about being stupid publicly. david brooks wrote, people who behave stupidly are unaware of the stupidity of their actions. incompetent people don't have the skills to recognize their own incompetence. a montreal newspaper needed only one word to convey the essential truth of donald trump's threatened trade war with canada. stupid. in his column, david brooks said stupidity is nearly impossible to oppose because stupid actions don't make sense, and so reasonable arguments thrown at stupid ideas just bounce off a solid wall of stupidity. but that is the job of our first guest tonight opposing stupidity. when you listen to democrats in congress railing against what donald trump and elon musk are doing, they can sound ineffectual because you know that every rational thing the opposition is saying to donald trump and to elon musk is just bouncing off that solid wall of stupidity. and so the leaders of the democratic pa

david, despite president trump's comments today, there is almost universal opposition here in the middle east to the idea of moving people out of gaza. not least by the palestinians themselves. david? >> david: i know you'll continue to follow this. ian pannell, our chief foreign correspondent. ian, thank you. >>> when we come back, here in the u.s. tonight, a huge block of ice falling from the sky, smashing through the roof of a home. of course, where did it come from? the faa now investigating this. >>> also tonight, the famous chain now charging more because of the rising cost of eggs. >>> and there's news tonight about tiger woods, his very personal loss, and what he's saying tonight about his mother. e to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after trying a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq works differently. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling as fast as 2 weeks for some. and even at the 3-year mark, many p

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david trump is batting a thousand, basically with his new appointees. so can we just expect more of the same for the republicans to to capitulate on everything when it comes to, for example, patel and kennedy today? >> well. >> certainly, i think that. >> you can expect republican senators to continue to support the president building his own. >> team and his. >> own cabinet, where. >> there have been. >> some questions with some republican senators. clearly, those concerns. >> seem to have been. >> assuaged by. >> by the way, sarah. >> with a pretty aggressive. >> targeted political strategy coming out of the white. >> house. >> either a personal. >> touch from president trump. >> j.d. vance involvement. finding the right people to. come and sort of advocate on. >> behalf of the president's. >> nominees. >> even the more controversial. >> ones with. >> the right. >> wavering senators. so i. >> you are right to say, batting. a thousand, it's hard. >> to. see here. >> a. >> nominee at. >> this point. >> that isn't. going to get. >> confirmed by the senat

david. no such luck for you. you are sticking around when we return. president trump is moving fast with these executive orders. and to david's last point, he's getting very little pushback from congress. now, all eyes are on the courts to pump the brakes. we're going to get into it. >> for gentle. >> dependable constipation relief. try seneca. it works differently than other laxatives because it's made from the senna plant, a natural vegetable laxative ingredient. gentle, dependable xenical. also available in delicious gummies. >> consumer cellular is lowering the price for those 50 and up. get two unlimited lines for $30 each. >> that's just $60 a month, so switch. >> to the carrier ranked. >> number one. >> in network coverage satisfaction. now new customers get your second month free when you switch. >> ocd is. >> more than what you see. >> on tv and in the movies. it comes with unrelenting, intrusive images, thoughts and urges. >> if you. >> have ocd and. >> need help, you can get better with specialized treatment. >> go to nocd.com to learn more. >> framing is hard, but. >> frame. >> bridge is easy. custom

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negotiated by donald trump's special envoy to the middle east, steve whit kof, who flew to moscow on his private plane for the final exchange. that is the first known visit, david, by a senior u.s. official to russia since russia invaded ukraine. donald trump on sunday said that he has also had a conversation, at least one conversation, with vladimir putin, although he did not say when that conversation took place. david? >> david: all right, jonathan karl, thank you. >>> president trump with jordan's king abdullah at his side today. the president saying the u.s. is going to take gaza. he has already said the palestinians will leave. he has doubled down on that. and he has said that jordan and egypt will take them in. what jordan's king abdullah said today. and our mary bruce asking president trump how the u.s. can take gaza, given its sovereignty. >> reporter: tonight, sitting next to king abdullah of jordan, a key leader in the arab world, the president saying the u.s. won't buy gaza, they will take it. how is the u.s. going to own gaza? your white house has made clear taxpayer dollars won't be used for this, so, what money are you going to use to buy gaza? >

this was actually somebody put on the on the bench by donald trump himself. >> david, the trump administration certainly. and trump himself has not been shy about spending time in a courtroom. right. sometimes they go there voluntarily. is this an evidence that they didn't do their homework prior, or are these legal fights they expected and expect perhaps to win? >> well. >> i think there are legal fights that they want to have. >> i mean, i. >> think a lot of these are. designed part. >> of. >> the sort of speed with. >> which everything is. >> happening at is. >> to get. >> this stuff challenged. in court. >> even if they don't, even if they're not. >> convinced they have the. winning argument, perhaps, let's say, on the birthright citizenship issue, they want the fight in court because it helps elevate their position. and ultimately some of these things are going to get before supreme court. that has three trump appointees already on it. and they think maybe a. friendly turf for some of these issues. >> so not only do. >> they not shy away from the fight, jim, i think they are eager to have

will be more arguments on the future. >> program next week in front of this trump appointed federal judge, bret? >> bret: david, another bit of news out of the courts, a change, if you will. what can you tell us? >> that's right. the trump administration informed the justices on the u.s. supreme court that the official position of the government right now is to back a tennessee state law that bans transgender surgeries, procedures, and care for minors. this is a big one because the justices just heard a case on this recently and will rule this spring. the official notification comes as i said as the justices prepare to issue a decision on whether the equal protection clause which requires the government to treat situated similar people prevent states from pur puberty blockers and hormones to another sex. the case was just argued by the biden justice department in front of the supreme court just a couple of months ago, essentially saying they are against this tennessee law. now the trump administration is in favor and the justices will rule and this could have implications nationwide. the justices should rule e

david poris is a firstn faci. time trumpoter here in stark county which voted republican in the presidential election for the y, now, essn 100. >> have you ever seen it this quiet? >> not that i can remember. >> nearby texas is offering the federal government 1400 acres of land for a massive detention facility. david is a first-time trump voter here in stark county which voted republican in the presidential election for the first time since 1892. >> if you are here illegally and you break the law, you should be deported. >> we are learning the trump administration is using federal prisons to house undocumented immigrants. >> >>> we will be back in 60 seconds with a dramatic newly released bodycam footage of wildfire rescues in california, the heroes of the fire who got nursing home patients out, just in time. ♪...to me♪ ♪control is everything to me♪ and now... ...i'm back in the picture. feel significant symptom relief at... ...4 weeks with skyrizi. skyrizi is proven to help deliver remission... ...and help visibly improve d

and trump was not one of them. so i think that what davids leveling up is a clarion call to understand exactly what's in front of us. in fact, stephanie, he refers to the old whig in his writing in his article, a piece that was written, what was it in 1780 something, david? i forget exactly, but i pulled up the one quote which the old the old whig had written about the presidency. he said, we are certainly about giving our president, our president, too much or too little. and in the course of less than 20 years we shall find that we have given him enough to enable him to take it all. it would be infinitely more prudent to give him at once as much as he would content, content him so that we might be able to retain the rest in peace. and here's the kicker. for if once power is seized by violence, not the least fragment of liberty will survive the shock. hello. january 6th. and that's the important. and that was someone who was concerned about this constitutional convention and the direction they were going with this constitution then. >> so, d

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prime minister hoping to avoid a trade war with trump the two leaders might discuss blocked merger with nippon steel after they met with u.s. steel ceo davideet with panama's president as eric using the trump administration of lying about a deal that would give the u.s. navy free access through the panama canal. there are many more interest that unite us after a few canal tools that don't amount to $10 million for country like the united states it's not like the canal tolls are bankrupting the u.s. secretary of state marco rubio slamming panama for making the u.s. pay access the canal. watch. >> the united states as a treaty obligation to to protect the panama canal that treaty obligation not to be enforced by the armed forces of the united states and the u.s. navy i find absurd we have to pay fees to a trend that is on that we are obligated to protect and a time of conflict. >> meadow ceo is mark zuckerberg visited the white house they said he was there to discuss the role in helping the trump administration strength in the tech leadership on the world stage of white house officials confirmed without providing more detail, it's unclear if

>> david: we're glad they survived this. eva, thank you. >>> president trump's justice department has instructed federal prosecutors to drop the case against new york city mayor eric adams. today, the mayor thanking the doj for ending what he called a cruel episode, but the doj did not weigh in on the mayor's guilt or innocence. >>> when we come back tonight, the major recall for canned tuna. multiple states. >>> and another plane crash tonight. this one just missing a home. we'll have more here in just a moment. ara” by björn jason lindh ♪ [metal creaking] [camera zooming] ♪ [window slamming] woman: [gasps] [dog barking] ♪ woman: [screams] ♪ [explosion] [explosion] ♪ [lock clicks shut] dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. that too. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it works with your asthma medicine to help improve lung function. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems and doesn't replace a rescue inhaler. it's proven to help prevent asthma attacks. seve

>> reporter: david, just moments ago, president trump saying that if hamas doesn't release those remaining hostages by midday saturday, then he thinks that cease-fire deal should be canceled, saying, quote, all bets are off, adding, if they're not here, all hell is going to break out. david? >> david: mary bruce at the white house. mary, thank you. >>> there's another developing headline involving president trump at this hour. a judge extending his block on the president's effort to get millions of federal workers to resign, to take a buyout or risk getting fired. tonight, the vice president and elon musk are now openly questioning the authority of some of these judges. and now, the consumer financial protection bureau has been halted. workers told to stay home. protests outside today. the bureau set up to protect americans from banks becoming too big to fail, and to protect against risky mortgages, and other financial products, after the banking collapse and great recession. so, is the bureau's work protecting consumers over? here's our senior political correspondent rachel scott tonight.

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something else, david, that we're learning about. trump has talked to vladimir putin about the war in ukraine, but says he better not say how many times he's spoken to putin. what kind of alarm bells does that raise when it comes to transparency? is it important to know when and how often the president is speaking with foreign leaders, especially adversaries? >> i think. >> generally you get. >> an acknowledgment. >> from the white house. when the call. >> occurs, whether or not there's a readout or not. obviously, there's some protection. >> of sensitive. >> information, but i think the entire western world, alex, is really concerned about what those conversations are like. we saw that when they kicked everybody out, i believe, at helsinki or wherever. he met privately with vladimir putin during the first administration. but i think the big question is if donald trump is suggesting he talks to putin about ending the war under what terms? because if he is talking to putin about ending the war, that gives concessions to russia. that is anti

david: as we talked donald trump is about to be inaugurated again as president of the united states, so as the democratic governor of a very democratic estate, do you feel like you are a leader of the opposition or that your job is to cooperate with him? how do you view donald trump, someone you work with or oppose? gov. moore: i'm not the leader of the resistance, i'm the governor of maryland. i've got 6.5 million people i answer to, some of them voted for donald trump and some did not. what they all have in common is they are from maryland. the way i will approach working with this new administration is with any administration. i understand how tethered maryland is to washington and the federal government. we have over 160 thousand federal employees, home of some of the largest federal installations in the country in the state of maryland. a lot of our infra structure products are being underwritten i the federal government, including the key bridge. i understand how important the relationship is in i am very clear i will work with this administration and find ways of finding commo

>> the purpose of our local sanctuary laws, the trump administration is asserting a right it does not have. >> reporter: san francisco city attorney david chiu fired back against the trump administration's efforts to crack down on sanctuary cities with a lawsuit. the city is partnering with santa clara county and three other cities. they threaten to withhold federal funding from sanctuary cities and threaten criminal and civil prosecution against state and local officials that impede federal immigration enforcement. >> their actions fly in the face of fundamental constitutional provisions. they violate plain statutory language and numerous court orders. >> reporter: it comes after the federal government sued the city of chicago over its sanctuary laws. as a sanctuary city, san francisco generally limits local officials from cooperating with federal authorities on civil immigration enforcement. >> immigration enforcement is the federal government's responsibility, not the responsibility of state and local governments. sanctuary policies prioritize using our scarce local law enforcement resources to actually fight crime, not do the job of

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trump lays out his plan for reciprocal tariffs. get this, stock markets loved it. we'll have senator kevin cramers and david malpass and ej antoni break it town f-- down for us, and elon musk is really the jet fuel powering mr. trump's federal audits. congressman byron donalds and katie pavlich weigh in. and finally battle on one big beautiful bill, newt gingrich waiting to talk about it but first, hillary vaughn is live at use house. what is -- at the white house, what is yo. >> what is your now the. >> what trump said today in his mind this signals end of what he is considered a foolish and stupid u.s. trade policy up until this point. also something he is most excited about, he said when he thinks back to everything that he signed in his first term to everything he has been so far in first flee 3 weeks of his second term this is what he is most proud of, he said time for american businesses and workers to win, that means leveling playing feel for u.s. businesses and workers by tracking our trading partners the same way they tax us, he said ceos that he talked, to love it. >> many love it. and they say, t

david of with the trump administration, taking a firm stands against us. say id. what role do you think the agency will play in this a hell and, and what bennett bennett's role or over the recent years? oh well, what, what i'm hoping, what happens to us. the idea is that it will completely disappear off the face of the planet. but, but obviously that's, that's me being very optimistic. what i think will happen more likely is that it's going to be collapsed into the state department, which will not fix the problem from an african point of view. but at the very least, we'll reduce the influence that us the id has. because part of the reason why usa idea has been so notorious over the years, is that like every other parts of the us foreign policy establishment, it's basically not subject to any real oversight. so, it's not subject to congressional oversights, because it was created by an act of congress. and it's all, you know, unlike the c i a, which on paper needs admission from us president to carry out the operations. us the us. i did those notes. mm hm. so it's

david. larry: john carney mr. trump is deadly serious., one of the implications to me, is to go back to one of original thoughts, which is okay, we'll tax you cause you are tacking us, right? we'll take that money and give it back to corporations, small businesses, families, in the form of tax cuts. right this and i think that argument should c come back in to the fore. i pr prefer universal tariffs, let's not forget the tax cut less be on. >> that was key to making tax cut not hit corporate profits in the first term. you had to do the tax cuts, so when you put on tariffs, you are not putting american businesses under strain, that is a great thing we need to do it now,. donald trump has shown he is not bluffing, this was donald trump saying that tariffs are coming on mexico said, okay, we -- five us time -- give us time we'll work it out, trump said give me a promise right now 10,000 troops on border, and a month to make sure we'll be happy with it but we have not heard what will happen with canada we may get a demonstration that donald t