i think that's the message jd vance -- jd vance's interview and all the stuff -- he's on twitter arguings been brilliant. this is a man who understands culture and knows how to articulate it much better than i have so go and watch those. charlie: you're dropping thomas aquinas and 9:14 on a sunday. i say that's pretty forward thinking there. rachel: all right. turning now tour headlines. president trump ordering military air strikes on a senior isis leader and other terrorists he led in somalia, retired air force gender rob spalding applauding trump's move earlier this morning. >> he's picking up where he left off with the soleimani strike and i think he's putting fear back into the equation. i think a lot of people think because he says he's about not having wars or starting wars, he won't be-you know, use military action when it's appropriate. in this case it was. it's good to see him making a quick decision to go after the threat. rachel: president trump has confirmed that no civilians were harmed in the attack. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is headed to meet with presiden

we're very much looking forward. >> i'm just saying. >> and also, the congressman asked jd vance, the vice president, should this person apologize? vance didn't say yes, he should. he said. well, god, i mean, he. >> said all. >> kinds of terrible things about the congressman. >> for whatever reason, he acknowledged that the comments were sophomoric and terrible and all the stuff. >> that he's racist. >> and racist. so this is not inappropriate. >> the guy a racist troll, and now he's like, come back to the government. >> jd vance would have been better served if they just disowned this in the beginning. like, this is one of those easy things to do. it wouldn't have been much backlash against jd vance and donald trump if elon musk just decided, okay, well, this guy is going i think this is more about elon musk's guy than anything else, because in most other situations, they would've just said, okay, we're going to cut ties with you, which is exactly what they ended up doing. but i still think that this part of this, this, um, connection to elon musk, where many people have donald j. tr

>> jd vance is not mike pence. and what i mean by that is there were certain guardrails and certain sort of a dignity of the office that i believe pence, when i worked for him, tried to keep in place. this is not someone he would have advocated to have in the federal government. jd vance is absolutely trying to implement this vibe shift. cancel culture is not a thing anymore. everyone gets a second chance, which i actually agreed with this statement thinking this is a 55 year old that said something 20 years ago, right? no. >> no, this just happened two weeks ago. he did not apologize either. >> but it's against the backdrop of no background checks either. so there's also a young man working on this who actually, you know, said allegedly stole sort of secrets from a cybersecurity agency. so that seems like a problem. >> that's right. yeah. i mean, to your to your point, alyssa, here's the tweet from jd vance. i obviously disagree with some of elez posts posts, but i don't think stupid social media activity should r

he said he spoke to jd vance as well. he said he had received serious commitments from the administration and the opportunity to, quote, make progress on the issues we agree on, like healthy foods and a. pro agenda. no mention in that statement about vaccines, no mention about how those concerns that he expressed last week changed. but this vote decisive, sending this to the senate floor. and now it will be up to the full senate to decide what to do. we do know that there are some senators who have not said what they will do. the two perennial swing votes, senators lisa murkowski, senator susan collins, what will senator mitch mcconnell do himself a childhood polio survivor, someone who believes very strongly in the issue of vaccines, someone who voted against pete hegseth for defense secretary on the senate floor? what will he do? but that's three senators. what will some other members who have not said? what will they come down? but at the moment, republican leadership is very confident in the aftermath of bill cassidy'

and vice president jd vance if he's going to sport in the u.s. is an exclusive in the next hour with my conversation with jd vance. should that be a lover to pull, they were even sanctioned it we have ordinary investors buying into chinese stocks funding the enemy in the expansion of our number one adversary. >> we need to take extraordinary straps. serve on the committee i understand the threat they have the world's largest navy. they are pacing threat, the only way that they keep up with us in pace with us on a military side is because of the money of the resources to do that, they want to be the number one economic power in the number one military power in the world by the year 2049 i don't think we should help fund them to reach those objectives. maria: congressman i'm glad you mentioned this i am breaking news of my own i learned while i was in dallas that xi jinping had a mini stroke last summer and after he had the stroke it took away the military from xi jinping, i don't know if this is true but a person very close to the ccp told me this

and i think it's irresponsible of jd vance. i know he didn't quite go there, but he got pretty close to even suggest that. >> and to be clear, the court stopped all kinds of executive action from president biden to the courts. jump in all the time on executive actions because the constitution is sort of murky on what a president can and can't do. let me just read you the first part of vance's tweet, because this this actually sort of expands on his thinking. if a judge tried to tell general how to conduct a military operation, that would be illegal if a judge tried to command the attorney general and how to use her discretion as a prosecutor, that's also illegal. but here's the thing. when a judge weighs in on powers that belong to congress, on laws that congress passed and the executive, the president may be ignoring or crossing the line on those laws, that might be another thing. >> yeah. i mean, even the premise of jd vance statement there is incorrect. i mean, judges do have the authority to block extraconstitutional action

here's jd vance. what can the administration do pushing back on communist china.nt made a remark the other day, it's not just tiktok. you've gone surveillance in your own phone if it's made in china, you've got surveillance everywhere. we've got spy balloons from china, surveillance, propaganda, undermining the united states at every turn. what are you going to do about snit. >> tariffs are in some way a penalty for the chinese taking advantage of america's economy, for sending drugs into our country. they have to actually face some consequences for doing what they've done now for 20, 330, 40 years to our country, maria. and part of what the tariffs do is they allow the president to have a negotiation with the communist chinese party about actually having a little bit more of a balanced relationship whereas we used to have one where the chinese stole our jobs, took advantage of us, stole our intellectual property and sent a lot of crap into our country like illegal drugs. we now want to have a much more balanced relationship with the chinese but that's going to re

it is obsolete in two days. >> vice president jd vance arrived in france earlier today.s debut on the worldwide stage. world leaders and focusing on artificial intelligence global security, economy and government. it shows the importance of the summit with the high-profile guest list. >> everyone in the world will look at different countries like the u.s. and china saying who will lead the a.i. race moving forward here? >> that expert tells us china is on the heels of the u.s. leaders will need to continue to be aggressive. >> dana: i wish i could be a fly on the wall there. i would learn a lot. thank you, mike emanuel. >> bill: we have to roll. >> dana: how are you doing back in the saddle? >> i was thinking we didn't have a wager on that thing last night. we'll come up with a better thing. >> dana: we'll find other things to bet on. harris faulkner is next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with fox news alert. president trump's agenda is up against some hardening now

jd vance was in the front row. i should note the vice president affirmed that yes, he said that staffers should be brought back despite those posts. the other news that the president made here was about those fbi agents, because this has been a fight in a battle that's been going on for a week now between trump's deputy attorney general, his former personal attorney, emil bove, who was asking for a list from the fbi. of all the agents who touched the january 6th investigations, that means if they were interviewing those rioters, if they testified in court, if they carried out any of the basic duties that rank and file fbi agents have, and they wanted a list, well, they got a list of numbers, and then they got a list of names and an assurance. today we are told from the fbi that if they were going to do anything with those names, there would be a two day notice, essentially a heads up, in case they needed to go to court and make an argument about why those names should not be listed publicly. i asked trump if the re

rachel: president trump reportedly tapping vice president jd vance and national security adviser mikeoversee the sale of tiktok ahead of the april 5 deadline and social media users are turning to chinese owned app red note in fears that the tiktok app might once again go dark. big money show cohost tailorings joining us now. we've been getting into it during the break and stop, we've got to break this down and tell us where we're at right now. >> it works if it's been downloaded on your phone. trump came in and gave it a 75 day deadline and have till apris always a national security and tics touchdown kansas city owned by -- tiktok owned by bytedance. rachel: national security. code for censorship. >> all the data going back to china and tiktok owned by bytedance giving data to china and how do we keep that data obstructing cerumen u.s. soil and we don't know how the chinese are using the data they're gathering from tick touchdown kansas city from their interest. the key is how do we get tiktok to re-municipal main in u.s. donorship to protect u.s. owners data. rachel: that's what the

and that's where this comment becomes so concerning, because what jd vance said in that clip is thatcourts stop donald. >> trump. >> well, what are you going to do about it if we just do it anyway? of course, the answer is that a president who acts in violation of the law is subject to impeachment, but that relies on a congress that is willing to hold him accountable and to do their duty in that part of the separation of powers. >> ashley, you covered president trump in his first term. how much of a change is this when it comes to his attitude towards the courts? do you see the, you know, potential defiance here as a result of the legal battles that he's waged over the last few years out of office? >> it's a. tremendous change, in part because. >> when you. >> talk to people close. >> to trump. >> who. >> work for him. >> they say. >> that this time he is coming back. >> more confident. >> more comfortable. >> in his own. skin is a very specific phrase. >> i've heard a few times. more emboldened, he knows what he wants to. >> do. >> and he's willing to push the boundaries of what. >>

jd vance said that would be a good motto for donald trump.we you know, this could be, you know, as i say, relatively more benign, a signal to the republican justices the way he wants them to ultimately rule on this. it could also be the first step on a road toward a full scale constitutional crisis. >> and so then we have the elon musk of it. all right. and what in his role in all of this, there are concerns about the unprecedented access that he and his team have, what they're doing with that information, how secure it might be. homeland security secretary kristi noem said this to our colleague dana bash today. i want to play a quick clip. >> i remember a time. >> when republicans were very. careful about and worried about the government, particularly unelected people. we can't trust. having government. having access to our personal data. yeah. oh, absolutely. >> you are the government? >> yes. that's what i'm saying, is that the american people now are saying that we have had our personal information shared and, and out there in the public.

you saw him more than jd vance. we don't even say jd vance name. he is the vice president. it is musk, musk, musk all day, every day because of the moves he's making. so does it seem like he's sort of becoming the face of this administration? >> yeah, i think in some ways he is he is becoming the face of this administration. look at google searches for elon musk. they're at their all time high at their all time high. since google started tracking this back in 2004. get this. it's up 700% from this time last year. it's like a rocket ship taking up. and you mentioned jd vance. get this. searches for elon musk are seven times as high as the searches for jd vance. so the idea that elon musk can go do this and kind of quietly go into the corner, he's becoming a face of this administration, an unpopular face at that. >> and he certainly has not been quiet about any of it because he owns x and he can put everything out there. and we've seen it on a daily basis. >> as someone who's quite loud, i recognize other people who are quite loud. >> he's quite loud. you're loud. >> i know w

but the dig. >> in by. >> jd vance. >> and the dig in by elon musk. >> and. >> trump is seeming to. reward the cruelty. i don't want to cancel and ruin people's lives either. and i hate cancel culture. um, but this person didn't ask for forgiveness. this person didn't explain themselves. so bringing him back is. rewarding, rewarding the racism in particular because they're not rewarding his ability. we don't know who this kid is or what he can do. they're rewarding the cruelty and it's just such a terrible message. he resigned. it seems like either he had the right idea, or someone said to him, this is untenable. you should probably just step aside. and, you know, maga wanted him back because nothing is disqualifying anymore. nothing. >> what did you make of this, jamal, seeing all this happen? because this was in the middle of the press conference today, trump was asked about what vance had said, and jd vance was sitting right there. and trump. trump asked him, did you? did you say he should come back? and trump said, well, i agree then. >> yeah, it's concerning. and it gets to the

. >> vice president jd vance visited ohio on the two-year anniversary of a train derailment to meet with residents. this is just under half hour. the two years since the train derailment there with vice president jd vance. >> great to be back in east palestine. as one of you know, the first real crises we confronted when i was united states senator for the great state of ohio was the train derailment in east palestine. a few reasons we wanted to come back on the second anniversary of the disaster. the first is just to signal to the people of east palestine that we will not forget you. i talked to the president about this visit a couple days ago. the president loves this community, visited himself personally. president trump wanted to deliver a message to the community that this community will not be forgotten and we are in it for the long haul and east palestine. what does it mean? it means the environment cleanup has to get done. it is a tragedy and shame it was not done during the last administration but i guarantee we will finish the cleanup under the great leadership of lee zeldin, o

. >> vice president jd vance visited east palestine, ohio, on the two year anniversary of a train derailment to survey cleanup and meet with residents. this is just under half an hour. [applause]

you and jd vance sort of went back and forth on this because a lot of the racism was directed at the indian community. i just want to cut through the noise here. what is the message from an administration that looks the other way on something like this? >> there's a 25. >> year old who. >> works at dodge. >> he had. >> put out. >> on. >> social media that we. >> should normalize. >> indian hate, that we should repeal. the 1964. >> civil rights act. >> that we should eradicate. all of. >> palestine and. >> many other offensive things they. >> jd vance. >> said. >> well, let's. >> rehire him. >> all i. >> said. >> all i asked. >> is. >> before you're going to rehire someone who's 25. >> who has these. >> social media posts. >> how about. making sure that he retracts. >> those statements and apologize? >> and for whatever reason. >> vance got triggered. he said. >> this congressman is whiny. >> this congressman disgusts. >> me, but i don't think. it is. >> whiny or disgusting to say that. >> someone who. >> doesn't believe in the. >> civil rights. >> act, someone who. >> believes. >> th

and then you had the vice president, jd vance, blasting some of the court decisions against the trumpadministration, saying judges aren't allowed to control the executive. legitimate power. is there any veracity to vance's claims here? julian? >> well, no. the point of the court is to test whether a president has legitimate power. if the court decides that they don't, the president can't exercise that power. that's the system we designed, and that's the system we live with. so i'm not really sure about why he wants to argue this, other than to discredit and again, to intimidate. and probably many federal judges are feeling that way. but that is the point of the separation of powers. >> to bring you back in. mark, you know, there is a fair question to ask, given that tweet, could trump and the white house just start ignoring court rulings they don't like? what then? mark well, it is a serious concern and one that is on many of our minds. >> and it is reminiscent of president trump's favorite president, andrew jackson, who said something to the effect of to the supreme court. yeah. you

. >> what jd vance is calling for there is for donald trump to completely disregard the legitimacy of the supreme court. but the thing is, there's a63 super majority that trump helped create. he might not even need to. that's the scary part. one of them, preet bharara, is a former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. he also knows a thing or two about being fired by donald trump for politically motivated reasons. and he joins me now. preet, i always like to ask you, you're the actual legal expert, not me. i just kind of outlined there the illegality of the firing of doj career, doj and fbi officials. is there any legal stand, legal leg trump has to stand on here? >> well. >> it depends on which people you're talking about when you let go. people who are political appointees, like i was. i've never said anything other than donald trump was perfectly within his authority and legal rights to fire me. when you're firing, when you're firing people who are career civil servants in the fbi or in the u.s. attorney's offices around the country, that's a violation of law. but th

jd vance, we should ask the second lady, jd vance, his wife, how. >> she feels about.er. >> than just that. i mean, these. >> are people who are unqualified. elon musk's minions. >> are out here. some of them are teenagers. >> they're involved in hacking competitions. they have foreign, questionable. >> foreign ties. >> with businesses. this would never. >> be allowed. >> if this were. >> a democratic presidency doing. >> this ever. you have republicans passed out on the street? >> absolutely. republicans? >> yes. >> republicans would. move heaven and earth and raise holy. hell about what's happening right now. and i think. >> that we. >> need to be careful and not get distracted. by some of the other things that are going on here. >> i mean, as a. >> kennedy center member, i am like. >> horrified by what. >> donald trump may do to the arts there. >> but this is all bigger, part of a bigger. dismantling and. >> decapitation of. >> our democratic government. >> and the american people better. >> damn. >> well pay attention to what's happening and. >> ask themselves, is

. >> vice president jd vance just touched down near east palestine, ohio.ou can see the plane there waiting for the door to open, and the vice president to walk out. the town, of course, is marking two years since a train derailment that sparked a massive fire and sent toxic fumes into the air. and new this morning, a new lawsuit against train operator norfolk southern alleging seven wrongful deaths and allegations that norfolk southern botched the cleanup. we're joined now by shou chew dennis. she lived in east palestine at the time of the crash, and is one of the participants in the lawsuit. thank you so much for joining us. i just to start, why did you decide to join this lawsuit? >> well. >> we definitely. >> needed some answers, my family and i. my son was nine years. old at the time. we both got very sick the night that it had happened. we waited several months, displaced for 18 months total, living in hotels. my son had to repeat the fourth grade because of the loss of his education. we still don't have answers for our health impact and a lot of the

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. >> vice president jd vance is representing the u.s. summit that could help determine the future of artificial intelligence. i'm matt la rivera in coit tower basking in the mid-morning sunshine, but my goodness, it was cold. had ice on the windshield once again. and no, i did not scrape with a credit card. i just sat there until it melted away enough for me to see. all right, let's talk about super bowl drama. not just on the field. one husband reportedly sparked a controversy by leaving his in-laws watch party. before the final whistle, he wrote on reddit that he had told his wife that they kind of need to be prudent and leave with about two minutes left in the game because it was a work night. but that was right around the time things kind of got fun and loose. that was when the eagles dumped gatorade on the coach. and you know, people like started essentially knowing the outcome of the game and celebrating. but she wanted to stay until the bitter end. watch the whole darn thing. now she is mad at him because he made her leave. so whi

i'm stretching a little, not by much, 24 hours per they tried to block pete hegseth edge of jd vancee could imagine not having a secretary of defense in a timely manner anunder these conditions? they tried to block ratcliffe at the cia. they had a systematic game. they're interested in sabotage and subterfuge. that massive leviathan with millions of employees they do not want donald trump to have somebody in charge of. >> but they've hit on their is the ultimate hypocrisy in this context. the joe biden appointees to his cabinet. many were under qualified political partisan hacks. only one of them javier had to be confirmed in a vote so narrowed as comparable to pete hegseth. he was someone in charge of hhs who had no background whatsoever. he was aggressive and by the way very anti- catholic attorney general when he was in charge in california. he was someone who was basically picked to conduct all kinds of partisan attacks on catholic charities and on other religious groups across the country in a way that was going to be very aggressive. that's why it was as narrow as it was. every

jd vance is going to be speaking on it. >> that's right. we have the u.s.ent planning to have a presence at this summit. but in order to get all of these companies together to give access to their models, to test them, to see how safe each release is, you sort of need -- the argument for the u.s. ai safety institute is that you need some entity to actually be in the weeds doing this work, so who will be the leader of this institute and what their priorities will be and what kind of safety evaluations they will run is critical beyond the kind of executive level that we see jd vance taking leadership on. caroline: great reporting as ever, thank you. as governments and companies around the world announced plans to end -- to expand ai infrastructure, another question is being raised, how are they going to power at all? joseph majkut is with us. it is so interesting in this moment that france is going to be committing to a gigawatt of nuclear energy for this ai exuberant moment. you've got leaders of microsoft saying it is all about energy that stops us building

>> that speech mean as great deal and the speed speech by jd vance is a secular left and jews and christianse had a deep belief when everything we below in is wrong and you have fbi looking at ideas of them going for them and it's going for the university of terrorists and going with the whole thing crazy and i think the degree to which the president going for a long time and he was deeply affected by surviving and he does believe as i do that it was providential and turned at last possible second to save his life and the second effort and speaker mike johnson there and told about the second shooter and prayed for two hours, two of them alone because i think all of a sudden is important and going for god and closing for the faith and our declaration of independence said we're endowed by our creator. think about that . this is a nation based on a belief. that god is above us. david: two other men that really changed the world who went through a similar experience and one was john paul ii and he was based in faith but another was ronald reagan and not as faithful a person as he game an assassi

. >> i don't think they will learn less be on until maybe second jd vance term.to deny jesus christ is your savior to win our election you would never do it, that is how they look at d.e.i. commitment. it is moral for them, they think it is righteous, and no one -- they we rather lose than give it up. larry: i believe it too. >> can i say, i think it will be jd vance and then baron trump. >> that note miran mirror a -- miranda devine and rich lowry thank you, kids. >> coming up, we talk with congressman byron donalds, canada 10,000 troops on border with mexico, it will get crowded, i'm kudlow. ♪ ...to rising stars... ♪ ...to living legends. - you got this. - thank you. vanguard retirement solutions. fifty years of helping investors be well on their way to their financial goals. you'll love this! centrum silver is clinically proven to support memory in older adults. so you can keep saying, you mastered it! you fixed it! you nailed it! you did it! with centrum silver, clinically proven to support memory in older adults. when it's time to start your business, it's t

jd vance and other trump administration officials are set to visit these palestinian ohio marking secondsary of the tragic train derailment ohio senator john is applauding new administration for making the visit. >> it's easy to have the hindsight on this but at the time if you recall the biden administration wasn't engaged it took joe biden over a year before he visited -- took the secretary pete buttigieg 20 days and couldn't get information at time that's why i'm glad that lee will be there, and jd vance. >> the visit comes as the city and norfolk southern have reached a $22 million settlement and finally two young cashiers at an aldis grocery store in new york apparently rejected a customer's $2 billings because they thought they were counterfeit. customer says after three cashier after the cashier brought over their manager the employees still wouldn't properly check if they were real or not. and those are your headlines. >> do you think it is because they didn't recognize a two dollar bill at all? >> you don't see them a lot. >> but my dad hands them out to people all of the time.

liz: jd vance. >> yeah, jd vance last week, same thing. thank you.nky here. the goal was to protect kamala harris at all cost and all in an effort to defeat donald trump and obviously they failed miserably. liz: joe, critics say they did it to make her look more presidential and looked like she was doing more to add to global warming than any polluting nation in the world. put a cap and trade on it. she was talking the -- edited out talking alaska the two-state solution with israel and hamas wants to annihilate israel and things like that. let's try to tolerate some more of what happened. watch this. >> we're not going to stop pursuing what is necessary for the united states to be clear about where we stand on the need for this war to end. well, bill, the work we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by israel that were/much prompted by or result of many things including our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region. we're not going to stop doing that. we're not going to stop pursue hag is necessary for the united state

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that ultimately is because of jd vance's mediating. he was the key player here behind closed doors, convincing the republican holdouts in the senate to go for them, especially susan collins, susan collins got the assurance she needed that the office of dni would be reduced from the size it is now and with rfk he said look, i'm not this rogue agent, i'm going to follow my boss' orders. just because i have a traditional conservative views about abortions and vaccines doesn't mean i'm not going to follow president trump because i serve at the pleasure of the executive. maria: i was happy to talk to jd vance the other day in that exclusive interview and i asked him what his plans are in four years. he's 40 years old. are you expecting to run for not three and-a-half years? he wasn't ready for it. he said first person to ask me that question, i'm not sure. we're going to think about it. you're right, he's been playing a critical role within the senate confirm airingses. >> by the way, good for him, for deferring on that question. it would b

jd vance will work with the national security advisor. giving tiktok an extension to find a buyer in the u.s. or face a ban. the kansas city chiefs are looking for the third straight super bowl title. the chiefs will take on the philadelphia eagles in super bowl lix on sunday. president trump is set to become the first sitting president to attend the game in person. he posted on truth social this morning saying two great quarterbacks in the game, also an unbelievable running back, and the best tight end in football ever. he sounds excited. jonathan: thanks. next, we set you up for the day ahead and sneak peek next week. we count you down to the director with kevin hassett joining us in about 10 minutes time. ♪ joumanna: the equity -- jonathan: the equity market is unchanged. your trading diary looks like this. this afternoon, president trump meeting with the japanese prime minister. tuesday, we will hear from jay powell testifying before the senate. you'll hear him testify before the house as well next week. wednesday morning will be domi

he then suggested maybe three months, maybe six months, the vice president, jd vance, will be there, himself. not him himself, at the munich security conference, that's coming up this week. i like the phrase the grand reveal. they roll the pitch for ideas in advance of big set pieces. being floated, which were at the extreme deal for ukraine with russia, united states and ukraine all involved. so that's why we're going to turn to our expert witness, friend of the podcast, james waterhouse. so, james, you've been the ukraine correspondent now there for quite some time through the whole of this conflict, so you really know this in and out. what do we know about the hints and nudges how seriously are people taking it? the best barometer here is the people you is the people you speak to president zelenskyy himself. and on the latter, it's the first time we've seen him embrace the fact that american therefore western help a transactional one. where he sat there with a big map pointing out all of his country's natural resources, critical minerals and he is saying to america, to donald trum

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. >> vice president jd vance, disputing the judge's authority, writing judges aren't allowed to control the executive's legitimate power. senator adam schiff firing back, posting, jd, we both went to law school, but we don't have to be lawyers to know that ignoring court decisions we don't like puts us on a dangerous path to lawlessness. during a pregame interview on fox, trump defended doge, suggesting what they could be up to this week. >> i'm going to tell them very soon, like maybe in 24 hours, to go check the department of education. he's going to find the same thing. then i'm going to go go to the military. let's check the military. >> meanwhile, the trump administration has ordered the consumer financial protection bureau to stop nearly all its work, effectively shutting down an agency that was created to protect consumers after the 2008 financial crisis. and trump says he will revoke security clearances on several biden administration officials and prosecutors who brought cases against him. perry russom abc news, washington. >> perry, thanks. confirmation votes are expected this

coming up, my exclusive interview with vice president jd vance coming up in the 8:00 a.m. hour. wait until you see what i asked him about china and whether to yank off those chinese stocks from u.s. exchanges. it's coming up. first, markets are reacting to the tariff fight on this first trading day of february. pointing to a big selloff at the start of trading this morning. the dow industrials down 568 points, the nasdaq down 346, on the session, right now indicating worries over this tariff situation. markets meanwhile closed out the month of january strong, take a look at the numbers for january, the dow industrials up almost 5%, nasdaq up 1 and two thirds percent and s&p 500 higher by 2 and three quarters percent for the month of january. february starting a bit more volatile. in focus this morning, big tech earnings, alphabet and amazon out this week, we've got the preview. we're watching jobs data this week, we have the december jolts report out on tuesday, the january adp report out on wednesday and labor department's january jobs report out on friday. the preview on jobs

rich: speaking of china, tiktok is also on the table here jd vance's work on some kind of deal but doe in the united states? >> it should survive in the united states as united states company. i think we can sell it in the united states we will be fine. the problem we have a tick tock in deep seek is unfortunate for what i'm sure some really great business people in china. the chinese law is the problem. under chinese law the chinese communist party can investigate. they can source and audit all the data they want for any reason they want. any information stored on chinese servers or anything that could be accessed by the company based in china at the ccp comes in is is i want that information, they have to give it to them. when it comes to things like deep mind being panned on all federal government employees devices and on tiktok it is legit for there is a real concern about handing american intelligence to the chinese government on the silver platter. rich: plate to watch there. paul powers thank you for joining us this afternoon. >> thank you. rich: we can winter storm is hitting

and vice president jd vance, echoing the very same sentiments on a social media post as well. jonathan, back to you. >> chanley. thank you so much, kevin. >> thank you. jonathan. armin carrion joins us now. he's a retired u.s. navy captain and a navy pilot of 28 years. again, we have this conversation, my friend, where we're trying to unpack a devastating circumstance. but there are a number of factors that i think you and i can discuss among them, weather and it possible loss of control, especially given how far off course they seem to have been. armin. >> absolutely, kevin. good evening. yet here we are again. this accident happened about 15 miles away from the airport, i might add. it was just a couple of miles away from a naval support activity where i used to work when i retired out of the navy. when you look at an accident like this, one factor hits another, hits another. it's a domino effect. and eventually you have this thing called the swiss cheese effect, where all the holes line up, all the faults happen all at the wrong time to cause an incident like this. let's sa

vice president jd vance also chimed in on social media. the yale law school graduate argued, quote, judges aren't allowed to control the executive's legitimate power. and senator mike lee of utah, who also went to law school, posted about the decision multiple times. from his personal account, he wrote that he agreed with the vice president's position, calling it 100% accurate. he also called the ruling a judicial coup. so, joe, there does seem to be kind of a lead up to something majorly unprecedented, and that will require a lot of questions as to what the next step is. but let's keep. >> it right here. >> for now. the. >> the tweet though was circular. >> no. >> it made no. it made no sense. and it made no sense because the legitimate powers of the president of the united states is not determined by the president of the united states or the vice president of the. take that down. >> well. >> the vice president of the united states. no, no, no, no, listen. >> to me. >> listen, listen, you need to understand. everybody needs to understand.

vice president jd vance was back in his home state of ohio. >> this time to tour the devastating east trail to rail mont that train crash there 2 years ago now. and kron four's washington correspondent reshad hudson has more. >> the fire may be out and the wreckage may be cleared up in east palestine, but residents say the human impact remains. >> we're dealing with other health issues like shortness of breath, things like that, that we're not sure where they're coming from. can't seem to get any answers, during his first trip to palestine as vice president, jd vance said it's time to rebuild the community. we know that a lot of local businesses and a lot of local people. >> lost a lot. >> it's been 2 years since a norfolk southern train carrying hazardous material derailed, causing havoc in the small ohio community. both ohio senators bernie marino and john houston joined the vice president all with one message. this community will not be forgotten will not be left behind and we're in it for the long haul in east palestine. vinyl chloride is still being detected in the area. >> vice

the moment, president jd vance, senate majority whip john barrasso, epa administrator lee zeldin andom homan, that'll do it for us on fox business, thank you so much for joining, have a grea weekend. ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's ♪ ♪ welcome to "barron's roundtable" were we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead.

vice president jd vance visited east palestine, ohio, two years after the train derailment that spilledaterials in 2023. a lawsuit alleging for the first time people died because of the toxic crash. mr. vance said we continue to need to do better on rail safety in this country and he promised the community there would not be forgotten. the greek prime minister appeals for calm after tremors hit santorini. there have been 200 tremors over 3.0 since saturday, but it is not linked to volcanic activity. schools are closed and some tourists have fled the island. ♪ before we go, reminder you can find more on all the day's top stories and headlines online. head to our website, bbc.com/news. of course, we will be covering all the twists and turns when it comes to the tariffs that could be imposed by the trump administration. you can see on the website there is talk and rumors there could be trade tariffs imposed on the european union and trump refused to rule out tariffs on the u.k. we will continue following that online. you can also check out what we are working on it anytime. head to your fa

and fetterman promised he was going to vote for pete hegseth in the did it and took jd vance to comed break the tie. a lot of this is nice when i say nice things but they got a vote with us they gotta take 60 votes to change thing in the senate and they gotta vote and agree with us we are to work hard president trump is doing his job and elon musk is doing his job or getting people confirmed not as quickly as any of us would like because the democrats are blocking them, they're making us stay hours after hours and they talked all night about how restful is going to ruin the world rest vote is going to do what president trump asked him to do they don't fe and gave the mandate to do and hold government accountable, be transparent, the democrats hate it. >> fiscal responsibility that's what americans asked for back in november you are absolutely right, let's talk about this with regards to the budget and spending house republicans are preparing to hold hearings next week on a single budget packet the big beautiful bill after lengthy white house meeting with president trump that happened