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donald trump doesn't even know. the one thing we do know is that there's nothing good that they can do inside the treasury of the united states. and the other thing we know is that nothing like this has ever happened before in the history of the united states of america. on friday, the career treasury official who has served under every republican and every democratic president over the last 30 years, david liebreich, resigned from the treasury after treasury secretary scott bessent pushed him out of his position and handed the keys to the treasury to elon musk. and for that, the treasury secretary should be impeached. won't be, of course, but should. republicans would never, never conduct an impeachment against anyone in trump world. donald trump is deliberately creating so many distractions that it's hard for people to know which ones are serious. and every word donald trump says about greenland, i think, is not serious and can be ignored. and we know, as i always suspected, every word donald trump says about tari

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. >> donald trump's america and who doesn't? i know. donald trump doesn't have to. i know. >> that we saw the, you know, the district court judge today stopped the halt of all government funding that they tried to do last week. that is something that they tried to rescind as soon as they realized they were getting pushback on it. and as soon as they realized that they were going to get pushed back in the courts on it, a judge has formally blocked that. now, as of about 5:00 this afternoon. but we've never before had to, at least not, you know, since the civil war had to deal with the real threat that when the courts do something that they don't intend to roll back, they don't intend to cave on, will they just defy the courts? i mean, that's just that's that's just what we all assume is going to be the next thing they do here. and that that tells you kind of all you need to know about how rapidly this authoritarian project is developing. >> yeah, that that is going to be the next test. is these civil orders by judges to the trump administration. will they just ignore

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policy of this donald trump was gone for four but they've met so many times donald trump has been to india. who can forget? namaste, trump. and you know, so there's an interpersonal that he forged through his first administration. and you saw that up close and personal, courtney. and that namaste trump trip. how do you think that will influence their negotiations next week when modi is here for these three days? that's why you're seeing all of these foreign leaders sort to come to washington and get in a room with him. right? it's it's about convincing him of your worldview, you know, convincing him that, you know, whatever their agenda or motives are make sense within, you know, donald trump's foreign policy view. ministerjump at the chance to come here as soon as possible. um, and really lean into that, that bromance. at the the inauguration in the capital. um, jaishankarand he said at the time, after coming back, that he sees donald trump as an american nationalist, are so close and probably because of that relationship as you're describing. but, you know, a broader view in the re

also, i think what we're seeing from donald trump is donald trump is simply miss reading the facts on so many issues suggesting that canada's deficit with the united states makes the united states weaker. when we know the numbers that be continues to spout $2250000000000.00 deficit for the united states is more like $40000000000.00. and when you take out the oil exports from canada, united states actually has a surplus. and so while donald trump does have this, what the zone strategy, i think what we're seeing, even with that strategy while it is certainly causing tremendous chaos and confusion and making it very difficult for the press to follow along. we're already beginning to see the limits as we are saying now, judges are actually repealed like many of these executive orders and costs. so now with the number of demonstrations and the push backs, we're seeing just how potentially weak donald trump couldn't be, at least on the legislative front. where of course, that's where you make a long term actually long term policies to actually fulfill your legacy. and right now donald trump

so this is not donald trump not thinking.icate this institution with devastating consequences for our safety. >> so you're a republican who voted for donald trump. you're in a republican state, and there's a horrendous kidnaping in your community. and the 6000 fired fbi agents are not trying to solve that crime. >> and the locals i've been there when i mean horrendous things where the locals will call the fbi for help, the fbi swat team to save an abducted child. i still remember it was i still remember this case where they they and they managed to do it from somebody who had taken this kid and went down into a hole, and they managed to get the kid out alive. that's the fbi at its best. and they do that day in and day out. i mean, that helping locals happens all the time. and that's, that's just the their communities. but you know what else happens? i mean, it sounds grandiose. you know, there's a reason that post nine over 11, the fbi has been on the front lines here. and it's not just an issue in big cities. this is the iss

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donald trump has always sued people. he's always done this to people, anybody he's in business with, you know, a contractor who comes to fix something on the mar-a-lago lawn, you know, will get sent a lawsuit. and the problem is, as we know and as a european, i still find this extraordinary. lawsuits are incredibly distracting for people. they're expensive, they're distracting. they tape up, they take executives time so you can see the pressure to settle, because these companies have other things to do. but as kara says, it's terrible for the first amendment. >> but as as someone who watched media companies during the trump years and even the time when he wasn't in office go after donald trump, cover him unfairly, this doesn't necessarily upset me. like this. >> is something that's unfairly got to. >> be more specific about. >> that, because. >> what is the unfair coverage? >> well, the unfair coverage of donald trump when it comes to, for instance, the facebook suppressing the hunter biden laptop, how media 51 intellige

and we know that what donald trump does is donald trump says stuff.ey develop this very smart system, which i think is under-recognised, in which donald trump has two speeches. he gives, he gives i'm donald trump, i'm saying stuff and, you know, blah, blah, blah. and then he has the stuff he reads off the teleprompter. and then what the white house does is they say, don't forget he said this and they point to the thing he said off the teleprompter, and they ignore all the stuff that he said when he was just freewheeling. right. like that's how this operates. and so, you know, we talk about the white house press secretary, caroline leavitt, and, you know, the job that she's doing and she's got, in some ways, the easiest job in the world, because it doesn't matter what she says. and everyone knows, it doesn't matter what she says, because donald trump just says something else. and we know that that's theoretically what we should pay attention to, even though we know that he's not necessarily going to do it. and so it's this bizarre dance that we're all

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so essentially donald trump simply voted on that issue. so i want people to understand their power to shape public sentiment and not only are the trump administration's actions ludicrous, they are harming people. so, this example in california, donald trump ordered the army corps of engineers to release a whole bunch of water from these dams. when no one needed it. so over two billion gallons of water have now been wasted in l can. thwart from northern california isn't even going down to southern california, it's largely going to evaporate. farmers don't need it. congressman valadao is going to have to answer to his farmers when in the summer months they need water and they don't have enough. those are the harmful action this was administration and i want people to understand that pushing back gets this administration to fold. mr. aguilar: thank you. questions? ryan. reporter: mr. leader, the republicans just accused democrats of being willing to shut down the government if they don't get their way in terms of these negotiations and pushba

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they answer to donald trump and elon musk. we need the certainty that the work, the legislative work that we do will actually be implemented and passed. if we find thoughtful partners on the other side who are willing to do that, we'll engage. report mr. lieu: republicans control the white house, senate, and house. it's completely on republicans to not have a government shutdown. if they can't get the votes, they are the majority party, it is their fault if there is a government shutdown. reporter: thank you. i do want to ask -- at the same time a lot of your members just somehow n.o.w. you mentioned attempts 20 find common ground with the administration and republicans while they are in power. i want to get your reaction to one of your members, congressman al green, filing these impeachment articles. do you think that's an appropriate step to take given trump's in office now. mr. aguilar: it's not a focus of the caucus. reporter: two questions for you. with the governor on the hill today, are you hoping that these conversatio

how has donald trump and what do you believe donald trump will do to protect that?>> but also, i mean. >> it's not going to stop doing. >> it's not. >> he's not going to be running operations. >> as a tv producer of all time. maybe it will get better losing. >> we're losing the thread here because i actually think, you know lance. you're right. trump won. obviously people voted for him. but the kennedy center is a bipartisan institution. trump supporters are on there. biden supporters are on there. there are people from the left and the right on the same board. and actually, that's what makes it different. and americans, i know that you're trying to say that americans endorse every single thing about donald trump. >> we know that. >> we know. >> that's not true. >> but americans also, they they don't necessarily want their whole identity to be balkanized into left and right. >> well, first off, i never said they endorse every single thing donald trump did. i don't believe that for one second. but what i'm saying is i keep hearing the same mentality, which has been t

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and donald trump had been saying is, you know, that he would solve it in 24 hours. and then trump said, well, maybe it'll take 6 months. general kellogg said it's gonna take me a 100 days. so as you kind of look at it, look at the attention and you have been an advocate for negotiating. seeing negotiations between russia and ukraine as a key piece that needed to move forward. now that it's moving forward, do you worry that donald trump could agree or push a deal that gives russia a green light to expand further in what used to be considered sphere of influence? i don't think that donald trump is going to reach a meaningful agreement with the russians, and i can explain why. and i think the end result is that this war is going to go on. and i think the russians have a vested interest in taking more territory than the for all bloss and crime me or which they've already the next. so i think the, if the in the is what we'll get here is a frozen conflict, not any form of meaningful peace agreement. and the russians will have a big slice of territory, which will have deva

donald trump is going to shut that down. you also mentioned that the new attorney general pam bondi following president trump's day when executive orders, has made it clear that her department's mission will centre on those criminal cartels and also partnership with the dod which of course is being led by the great pete. you have seen how president trump has already shut down the southern border, the financial lifeblood of those cartels, we are now beginning an accelerant in the progress of uprooting these cartels from our communities and deporting them out of our country, and keeping them out of our country. we have to, and we find evidence of commonality, they will spend a long time in jail. may be in jail here, may be in salvador or some other foreign country. what they are not going to do is ... >> sean: by the ways of weaponization if you investigate the biden families syndicate and you investigate zero experience being paid millions with no experience at a time when you are addicted to drugs and money he omits on his l

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for donald trump. and so he added that disgrace to his public record today and today, the 16th day of the trump presidency, donald trump called elon musk a liar in writing. donald trump didn't do it himself because he's no doubt counting on elon musk to take care of many of his personal debts, including the $83 million that he owes to e jean carroll for her successful lawsuit against him, and the $500 million he owes to the state of new york for because of attorney general letitia james successful lawsuit against him. so when the day came that the trump team had to call elon musk a liar publicly and in writing, who was the brave republican who stepped forward and said, boss, i'll do it. it wasn't any of the cabinet members who have already been confirmed by the senate. the person who got the assignment today in the trump administration to call elon musk a liar publicly is jonathan blum. he's a former lobbyist for the banking industry and is now a political appointee at the treasury department, where he

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donald trump is the world's most powerful man but one commentator said donald trump is thinking outsides he often does but this plan is neither viable or logical. there are those on this extreme right wing of israeli politics who welcome this plan with open arms but extremists who previously called themselves for either the forced transfer of palestinians from gaza -- they want benjamin netanyahu to adopt this as policy but most israelis , whatever their views, do not think the plan as it is set up by donald -- this plan may complicate the move from the first stage of cease-fire which has been pretty successful. the move to a second phase may be damaged by the repercussions to this donald trump plan. on the outside of things, palestinians have completely rejected this because they reserve the right to self-determination. arab countries like jordan, egypt and saudi arabia say this is a redline in the sand that cannot be crossed. they support palestinian statehood and they know having hundreds of thousands of muslims coming into their own fragile and volatile environment might upset the s

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what is donald trump's tactic here? using tyrese's a kind of threat to elicit concessions more of a threat than intention? well look, i don't think there's any question that donald trump regard access to the us market as a weapon that he can wield in order to extract concessions from trade to partners. and that's, that's clearly what he's attempting to do it here, but i don't have any doubt whatsoever that if he's unable to, to, to, to get those concessions that he's looking for. that'll be perfectly happy to see tires going to place, remain in place, and then perhaps even be increased says, well effectively donald trump has all these nations where he wants and doesn't that he wants to negotiate. they now want to negotiate better terms that will benefit the united states they, they do, but what remains to be seen is, what level concession should you need? storage strap, for instance i, i'm not, it's not yet clear to me how significant the concessions that both mexico and canada made to at least 4 stalls the imposition o

remember what donald trump said he wanted nothing to do with. yet much of what's happened in the last 17 days is straight out of the 2025 playbook. and vote said in his confirmation hearing that he believes president trump can withhold spending. congress has already authorized. look, i know all of this can be overwhelming, but it is important to remember there are still checks and balances, however imperfect, that can block some of the things that donald trump is proposing. and it's happening right now. the courts are only just beginning to assert themselves. his challenge to birthright citizenship is. >> on hold. >> and the courts came down hard on his administration's sweeping spending freeze. and just this evening, the deadline for around 2 million federal workers to take a buyout offer was originally just under one hour from now. but today, a federal judge temporarily blocked that deadline until at least monday. that is when there will be a hearing to go over a request by federal labor unions to more. fully block out the buyout program, one

so, so many problems with this, but donald trump, of course, doing with donald trump does never apologized, never to explain and pushing on. and benjamin netanyahu, i understand as being meeting congressional leaders, not the big meetings that we've seen in the past, but these are small, are kind of, um, the collections of, of congressional leaders and just talk us through what's been happening there. what the intention is with that i understand is expected to be speaking fairly soon. i as well, he's been with the leaders from the senate. he was due to meet mike johnson, who of course has the speaker in the house of the lead republican on capitol hill. but he's been in a meeting with donald trump, so benjamin netanyahu is no less to capitol hill. we're not entirely sure when or if that meeting will take place. benjamin netanyahu is here to make friends and try and get sanctions lifted. essentially, there's a hold on military aids to israel has been put in place by 2 democratic senators. it includes weapons and other things that can be used in guys, in east jerusalem and also the west bank

and by donald trump, for georgians who voted for donald trump, they they voted for you.y office is being flooded by calls, by emails. some have reached out to me directly. people i know who do work for us every single day. lawrence, you know the thing about the noble work that many of our federal workers do is it's invisible to us very often because they take care of things that we don't think about. i'm thinking about for some 10,000 workers at the cdc right now who protect us from plagues and from dangers we don't see. and so often you don't get credit for the bad things you keep from happening. i'm thinking about those who show up and who take care of our veterans, some of whom are homeless, those who make sure that our food is safe and that our water is clean. these are the folks who are being assaulted right now all across our state. we saw medicaid portals all across the country shut down. we've seen head start programs being challenged and unable to meet payroll and other child care centers. this this is devastating to ordinary people all across the state. and i'v

and the senators that upset that the weight donald trump is treating us. and also the whole foreign policy system at the moment severe holding everything back from israel at the moment. benjamin netanyahu was hoping they'll be able to free the low job. do you know if they've got a better heating, kias and he did when he was last in washington dc in july, even though, but to bite and invite to them to the white house. the relationship between the 2 was never great. he thinks he's got a much better ally and donald trump, and that's a kind of emphasized by the fact that the note or so donald trump will sign an executive order putting in place sanctions against anyone who helps the i see see photo of persecution against either us citizens audits allies and that includes the sanctions which will be financial and also diplomatic. now when you talk about the us and its allies, you're clearly talking about benjamin netanyahu. of course has been indicted by the international criminal court for the actions that israel has taken in guys over the last year or so. and

for donald trump, i mean 100 percent, i mean drum? yeah, i mean, i mean, we have seen decent this, that i mean minutes the adventures and hit ok and i've done this done and how they ended eventually. i mean, i'm yes. comp has committed themselves to ending conflicts and not only the for the student contract, but also that you clean and conflict and, and the set the so he's presenting himself as a, as a, as a piece for me that as a matter of piece, you know, but this is it's, you have to be tested though. now, what, what it comes to, what, what he's proposing and was that it is my thinking, my thinking is that the us has been under scrutiny under criticism. 14, a billing based on the indigent aside to happen and taking place and supporting it . more or less, it has been in the background supporting his van. why would the american people know, be at the forefront is completing a genocide them because that's the us, me, this we're not talking about a classic of what for like in the us fight thing. and it actually army or the dentist on t

we did have some slow remo. poor so with donald trump was last president in that he had said that donald trump essentially has no business interfere reconciled african land reform, and that he should leave donald trump should leave south africa alone. this time around we are hearing a slightly more measured response. one that is more diplomatic, but essentially sub africa standing from on its position regarding land reform and explaining what this is about and that it's constitutionally mandated and protected . ultimately, it's about reforming land ownership in south africa, which is governed by the constitution and a legal framework. and i want to take you through that very quickly because this is the defense by the south african governments. is that one silver? i'm opposed to has already responded both in a statement and on social media saying that so the africa, the government has not seized any land. it has not confiscated any land, but this is not a confiscation instrument. it's about redressing land ownership in south africa. and even in that, the south african government would hav

so let me just ask you, what do you think donald trump strategic map looks like? where should look like from the mirror, shine your perspective a. well, he's inherited a set of problems from jo by the 2 principal problems that he's inherited that he has to deal with or the conflict. so we're the genocide in gaza. number one. and number 2, he has to figure out how to settle the ukraine war. we could say there's a 3rd big issue we asked to think about, which is how to deal with the ran and especially iran's nuclear program. but the agenda has been clear since the day that trump got elected as to what are the problems he has to solve. which disturbing is that there's no evidence that trump and his advisors have come up with any sort of meaningful solution for dealing with any of these 3 problems. i think that's both the parent and the case of ukraine. i mean, you would have expected him once he got in the white house, given all his claims about how he was going to settle this thing very quickly. maybe even before he moved it to the white house, does he may be making