so the department was established by congress with the support of jimmy carter in 1979 and there are things the department does like title i funding just funding for low income students at k-12 schools or funding for students with disabilities that are in statute. so you cannot just stamp your fingers through executive order legal experts say, to get rid of the department or the things it does. host: what we know about congress taking up legislation that would abolish the education department? guest: there has been legislation introduced by republican members of congress to do so but it is a pretty steep hill to climb to make that a reality. legal experts i've talked to say you would need a 60 votes super majority in the senate to eliminate the department. i'm not aware of any democrats who support ending the department. and some of the things the department does are pretty popular even in red areas and conservative leaning areas. and polls showing that illumine -- eliminating the department itself is not to do any favors. that said, voters are also pretty dissatisfied with public sc

jimmy carter was the guy who also made sure that we had, you know, these tough civil service laws soople who work in the federal government can't be fired the way normal people can be fired. but they created this bureaucracy, the department of education, because jimmy carter wanted to pay back the unions for their support of him. i mean, his whole thing is about the bottom line, it is not about all of the stuff we're talking about here. if you want to talk about the real issues, it is failing with kids. but it is about the bloated bureaucracy. it is about the political -- depolthepoliticization of union. we don't need a department of education, and right now our kids are doing so poorly. we spend more, pretty much, than any other country spent on kids, and our kids are doing horrible, and the last thing i want to say is you know what? i wish these congresspeople were more animated about the department of education when randi weingarten and the unions were saying oh, we don't want to go to school, we don't want the schools to open, it is too dangerous for the teachers, and for the kid

jimmy carter was a guy who also made sure that we had tough civil-service loss of people work in theovernment'b can't be fired the way normal people can be fired. they created a bureaucracy the department of education becauset jimmy carter wanted to pay back the unions for their support of him. he is wholg ise thing bottom-lie it's not about all the stuff we are talking about here. further real issues it's failin with kids but it's about bloated bureaucracy and the political politicize asian of the unions and political paybacks we don't need a department of education and right now our kids are doing so poorly we spent more thant on pretty much any other country spends on our kids who are doinn horrible and the last thing i want to say is i wish these congresspeople were moreple animated about the department of education when randy weingarten and the unions were saying we don't want to go to school wes don't want theto school's open it's too dangerous for the teachers and the kids. it's allu political theatre ata people home realized they might not be surprised that thet, department o

that's why people only ceos only took 30 times the lyndon johnson the jimmy carter administration. i mean, it was just like, you know, throughout all this, all this time, republic and democrats alike were like, yeah, we should have a high top tax. and and now there's like all this, oh, well, we've got to cut taxes and quite, quite quick and i've talked too long as it is just, just one last thing about are okay. are we doing okay. yeah. okay. one last thing about taxes. the thing that most americans, most middle class americans don't understand is that if you are income taxes, go up now, this rule does not apply to rich people. but if the average person's income taxes go up over a period of time, typically 3 to 5 years, their wages go up, and if your income taxes go down over a period of time, typically 3 to 5 years, your wages will go down. we've had a series of actually middle class cuts, along with rich tax cuts since the reagan era and what has happened. wages gone down or they flattened out. inflation, they functionally gone down. that's it takes two incomes now to have the sta

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i guess i was jimmy carter concept, and it sounds so good but it's so bad. it hurts the country and many, many deals are unable to be made because of it. nobody wants to do this is because they don't want to feel like every time they pick up a phone they're going to jail. so we will sign this and it takes courage to side because he only get bad publicity when you signed it. it sounds so nice, the title is so lovely but it's an absolutely horse show for america. so we are signing a because that's what we have to do to make itt good. pres. trump: thank you. that's an important one. that's going to mean a lot more business for america. >> thank you, sir. next is an executive order regulating the use of paper straws. as you have consistently identified, nobody really likes paper straws. pres. trump: number one trending, can you believe it? it was number one trending for three days or something. >> the environmental impact of plastic straws versus paper straws is in clear -- is entirely unclear. it has cost the government a ton of money and left consumers across

they were given foolishly years ago panama like jimmy carter. we lost 38000 people building the panama canal. the biggest job, the biggest object in every way. thirty-eight. thousand people died, all men. laborers and construction people, mosquito got them off mosquito and snakes. we lost 38000 people. the most expensive project ever by the united states. the biggest most expensive product we built, 110 years. up to now, it would be equivalent to $2 trillion, the most expensive we've ever built and we gave it away for 1 dollar essentially for nothing. want to back or we are going to get something very strong but we are going to take it back. china will be dealt with and we didn't get that to china, we give it to panama. we shouldn't have but panama violated the agreement so that is in the process but they did good meeting -- [inaudible] >> they do have tariffs. the amount of money lost and most importantly, lives lost because of covid is not something anybody imagine. $60 trillion. the amount of death and destruction and money lost probably $60

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it's not, it's rooted in jimmy car, jimmy carter began it reagan pick it up. uh, but uh, the most seismic damage was done under clinton, perpetuated by bush obama and everyone else. and what you had was essentially the merger of 2 parties into one party. and that's why with the rise of what my friend, glen forward used to call the trunk, the white man's body. you have so and you had a transformation which was in the clinic. ministration was pivotal, where the, the democratic party transformed itself into the republican party. and the republican party was push so far to the right, it became insane. and cold and trust you have to think of trump is a cult figure, not as a political figure. and uh, and so i know the democratic party is as or more complicit and then with the breakdown of the republican party and it transfer of its allegiance to trump. you saw the establishment wing of the republican party merge with the democratic party lives cheney. i mean harris's vapid celebrity filled issue list campaign was taken. no president was promoting her endorsement by

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in 1913, president jimmy carter signed a treaty that gave panama control of the canal in 1999. it's a deal president trump has repeatedly questioned. >> we're going take it back or something very powerful is going to happen. >> reporter: on the southern end of the canal, there is this port managed by a hong kong-based company with signs of early construction of a new bridge being built by a chinese firm. >> the government of china in a conflict tells them to shut down the panama canal, they will have to. >> reporter: that's why rubio made panama his first stop, trying to reassert u.s. influence. this 51-mile canal is critical for cutting the cost of shipping goods around the world and cutting costs for american consumers. a ship going from new york to san francisco takes about 11 days if it passes through the canal. without it, it would take nearly a month. javier pimental has been giving tours here for nearly two decades. who runs the canal? >> panama, 100%. >> reporter: does china run it at all? >> nope, never. >> reporter: and everyday panamanians like at the capital's famou

there's a treaty that was a treaty, the us signed originally in 1977 when jimmy carter was president. i mean, does the us, as words stand for and the thing and does that matter? on other issues, for example, the abraham a cold switch, trump wants to expand. well, i didn't have to the all the shopping things that the trump is doing, actually. and so that could be a go from vienna. it's a, it's also shocking that he's a still considering, you know, what the problem is planning to do or what the problem is, is saying he's open the clearly on file for the annexation of canada. but a neighbor, a need to remember. 2 that and, and he tweeted on that right, putting the american flag on north america clearly. so this is something that is done by donald trump, himself, not only this, but also that this is we have seen for years of his dad in the past year at the end of his stay at them. and we've seen what he has done during that time, and also this is the 2nd by withdrawing from the client agreement and the biggest claimant agreement. so what additional evidence that we need to see that in ord

panama canal was given, foolishly, years ago, it should not have happened come the panama, by jimmy carter in the group. we lost 38,000 people building the panama canal, one of the great wonders of the world, the biggest project we've ever built , dollar wise and every other way, 38,000 people died, americans, all men, just about, laborers and construction people. they went to panama. if the mosquito got them. between mosquito and snakes, we lost 38,000 people. it was the most expensive project ever built by the united states, the biggest, most expensive project we ever built, 110 years ago. if you bring it up to now, it would be the equivalent of $2 trillion. the most expensive we ever built. and we gave away for one dollar, ok? we gave your way, essentially, for nothing. and we either want it back or we are going to get something very strong, or we are going to take it back. and china will be dealt with. and we did not get back to china. we gave it to panama. we should not have given it to panama. but panama, as you know, has violated the agreement, totally violated the agreement, so tha

going to take a look but i do remember one of the big stories in 1980, there was a thought that jimmy carterhe assassination of his brother ten years later to run for president of he does an hour special, i think it cbs and he asked the simplest question and his answer went to the end of his presidential run. >> why do you want to be president? >> well, i'm -- make the announcement and to run, the reasons i would run is because i have a great belief in this country. >> it's like history repeating itself, it turns out people want to know why you want the job, not just a job at the highest office in the land for you to vote for them. his another topic -- >> the pause killed him. >> that's why is said, you cannot hesitate when you're asked that question. the view from of the ladies are beside themselves over donald trump's presidency and all that he's doing alongside elon musk met they are not supporting him? >> shock of all shocks. >> what the heck is he doing? like we have no transparency. >> it's only been two and half weeks, god help us. we have to go through four years of this. >> i want t

it shouldn't have happened, to panama by jimmy carter and the group. we lost 38,000 people building the canal. one of the great wonders of the world. the biggest project we ever built. 38,000 people died, americans, all men just about, laborers and construction people that went to panama. the mosquito got them. between mosquito and snakes, we lost 38,000 people. it was the most expensive project ever built by the united states. 110 years ago, it would have been the equivalent of $2 trillion. we gave it away for $1. essentially nothing. we want it back or we are going to get something very strong or we are going to take it back and china will be dealt with and we did not give that to china. we gave it to panama. they have totally violated the agreement. that is in the process now but they had a good meeting with the head of panama. >> the amount of money that was lost and the lives lost because of covid is not something anybody could have ever even imagined. it is probably $60 trillion. the amount of death and destruction and money lost is probably $60

americans died in the long and arduous process building that canal and jimmy carter in one of the mostndermining our nation we have ever seen gave it away. in a crib important strategic asset he just gave it to panama. when he did so he signed a treaty, the neutrality treaty, which requires that panama number one keep the canal neutral, not give control, and fair and reasonable rates. panama is violating the treaty, it handed china dominant control of the canal. that gives operational control of the canal and building a bridge directly across the canal through which it has the capacity to shut down traffic anytime it wants, that's a violation of the treaty, the supposedly fair and reasonable rates they are supposed to charge, panama makes roughly $3 billion a year charging rates 74% of those from american ships, military ships or commercial ships and i believe the united states has a strong case that panama is in breach of that treaty. i charity hearing a week ago in which we heard testimony that set under the terms of that treaty, each country independently determines, the legal autho

they are even aware of the emergency procedural act and the zero-based budgeting that president jimmy cartero evoked in the 1970's, after he took over from nixon, after watergate. the way president carter tried to do it, it was agency by agency. it appears that what musk is doing is to try to do a sweeping one and making it justifiable starting from zero. which, by the way, jimmy carter proposed we do that, was actually rejected after it caused all kinds of confusion, and agencies, short on funds to complete their assigned duties. that's all i've got to say. two people think about the emergency procedure act, the patriot act, and zero-based budgeting. thank you. host: frank is in aberdeen, maryland on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: yes, good morning. i just want to remind america how we got into this deficit mess to begin with. in 1979, 1980, ronald reagan expressed purpose for his proposed tax cuts was to starve the beast, to force congress to come to terms with the entitlement spending, including social security and medicare, and get it all under control, meaning eliminate i

they are even aware of the emergency procedural act and the zero-based budgeting that president jimmy cartero evoked in the 1970's, after he took over from nixon, after watergate. the way president carter tried to do it, it was agency by agency. it appears that what musk is doing is to try to do a sweeping one and making it justifiable starting from zero. which, by the way, jimmy carter proposed we do that, was actually rejected after it caused all kinds of confusion, and agencies, short on funds to complete their assigned duties. that's all i've got to say. two people think about the emergency procedure act, the patriot act, and zero-based budgeting. thank you. host: frank is in aberdeen, maryland on our line for demoats. good morning. caller: yes, good morning. i just want to remind america how we got into this deficit mess to begin with. in 1979, 1980, ronald reagan expressed purpose for his proposed tax cuts was to starve the beast, to force congress to come to terms with the entitlement spending, including social security and medicare, and get it all under control, meaning eliminate it.

keep in mind the department of education was created by jimmy carter. it's in the that old.is a -- it's not that old. it is a massive failure. we spent more per capita as an industrialized country thanker" in industrialized country with the worst results. under the department america's education standards have declined. we are failing our children. but apparently democrats care more about government and big spending and spending abroad than results for we the american people. just look at this article from the "washington post," the headline reads "trump 2.0, the most dangerous first two weeks in presidential history." no hyper perboly there. the second term is about curtailing the government's power and reach. i say that's great. i say that he's the most consequential, transformational two weeks in presidential history. how do you see things so differently and juxtapose that. they worship the government like a religion. how is the government doing protecting your towns and your cities with die funding dismantle? they've done a good job protecting your border. how is your ed

control and it was a us control and that it was a mistake by washington under jimmy �*to sign an jimmy carterthe panamanian jose a. iiili; ii 7 jose mulino, is president, jose mulino, is completely convinced that this is panamanian territory, it is sovereign territory, and it is not be meddled with. let's not to be meddled with. let's talk about some of the positives that have come out of this week of washington's this week. ef washingten'se—r ~ ~~~— . at diplomacy this week. sf washingten'se—r ~ ~~~— . at diplomacy this attempts at diplomacy on this issue. first, secretary of state marco rubio's first stats marco edbio's first trip was to jgtegrgational trip was to his trip around the 77 began 77 began there, and he held region began there, and he held talks with president mulino on this issue. thereafter, this issue. shortly thereafter, mr mulino panamanian mr mulino said that panamanian involvement in a chinese called the belt and initiative called the belt and road initiative — is road initiative — which is about global infrastructure flows, globalflows about global infrastructure flows,

it was so bad jimmy carter came back to life to turn off the tv.was hoping somebody would shoot him in the ear again to. despite the massive victory, eagles fans were on their best behavior. for instance they were careful to only flip over cars that were double parked. at this, after the victory, during the so-called celebrations, eagles fans looted a linen truck. officials hope this means eagles fans are finally planning on taking showers. because they stink. finally, globally as the super bowl aired here, the poppy boltz was aired in china, south korea, and thailand. on the food network. all right! so the super bowl was a night of contrast. for instance when trump became the first sitting president to attend the game this happened. [singing] [applause] >> greg: now compare that to ms. swift. [booing] guess there weren't enough a 14-year-old girls in that crowd. of course not counting filled bellatrix girlfriend. take a look at what taylor says. you do not have to be a professional liberator to see the perplexed a star like to ask what is going on

hand from the federal bureaucracy and department created as a payoff to the teachers unions by jimmy carter a political organization that has adult interest in mind, not children's interest. we can see it in the results. and her kids need better, and this is the time to make those changes. president trump in linda mcmahon can get it down. >> jacqui: we will see if linda mcmahon can pull it through with the desirous that she put herself out of a job. former education secretary, betsy devos, appreciate it. >> thank you for the opportunity. >> john: so much on president trump's play and meeting with texas governor greg abbott at the white house and it comes has president trump's immigration crackdown with a major impact on illegal border crossings. those details coming up next. >> jacqui: plus rfk jr. securing a vote in the bed for the u.s. h at the hhs secretary. the doctor joins us with her taketh m. for relief that's ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in. eye redness and blurred vision may occur. ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh

sadness that just a few weeks ago we said farewell to a true champion of this ideal -- president jimmy carterunding member of the elders. president carter was driven by a profound moral clarity so sorely missing among many leaders today. and in the weeks since i attended his funeral here in washington, i have often been reminded of his words. "the bond of our common humanity is stronger than the divisiveness of our fears and prejudices." to translate this admission into a concrete reality, we need leadership that addresses even the most difficult and unpopular issues. not for short-term political gain, but for humanity's shared future. there is still time to make the right choices to turn back the hands of the doomsday clock. in colombia we say, "cada segundo cuenta." "every second counts." let us use each one wisely. thank you. >> thank you, president santos. the opening video featured prepared statements from colleagues seated here. we will not open the floor to your questions. >> please wait for the microphone. reporter: good morning. usa today. the trump administration last night issued a

beyonce now has won a record 35 grammy awards. >> former president jimmy carter. and storytelling last sunday's in plains is a recording of president carter delivering sunday school lessons at his church in plains, georgia. this is his fourth grammy in the category, breaking a tie for the most with poet maya angelou. wonderful. >> yes it is. all right. our time is 640. we have some things going on in the morning. commute. allie rasmus is watching it. what's happening? >> we are going to check contra costa county because there have been some problems in that area. we mentioned earlier. 242 southbound at in concord. that had a problem that's now been cleared, but you see some lingering backups in a lot of spots there at 242. and also that crash we mentioned earlier. westbound 80 at central, it has traffic backed up all the way into richmond. taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. actually first we're going to show you highway four at bay point. it's moving, but it is getting crowded. it's no major problems here, just the usual slowdown. and then the east shore f

i'm sure your reasons, i want to say one thing we just lost jimmy carter. a feeling carter would've been at the top of the list but he just passed away obviously. maria: i'm not surprised that biden is at the top of the list. he was a horrible president. >> i am shocked the obama is at 59%. if you would ask me what do you think is approval probably below 50. maybe unclouded by my own view i do not like what president obama tried to do this country. maria: he set biden's moves in motion he started it all, the weaponization of government was started under president obama and president obama left office, he changed everything that the intelligence community was doing so they could share information they were working on the russia collision story. >> what i didn't like about obama he went after small business he said you people think that you created the big businesses, you accept the tailwind of the united states behind you, you did not build that remember when he said that. >> my father had his own business you really did build it, he built the i know he buil

. >> judge jeanine: the department of education was created by an executive order by jimmy carter.w what, donald trump wants to destroy it by executive order, he should be able to do the same thing, so let's not act like this is just something that is only, only capable of being done by cameras. >> greg: in your face. >> judge jeanine: that is fraud and corruption. i have to look the other way -- >> harold: you correct it. >> judge jeanine: getting kicked bats. i prosecute it and i stop it. >> harold: that's exactly what he should do. >> judge jeanine: what he is doing right now. >> harold: you can't -- >> judge jeanine: i want my money. >> harold: these are just facts. >> greg: it started by executive order, ended by executive order peered. >> harold: but funded by congress. >> greg: don't attack him with facts. [laughter] coming up, dems trying to pin the nightmare of bite inflation on president trump. ♪ ♪ look at 'em, streaming directv without a satellite dish — just livin' it up! did you see how fast that guy found the game — he hardly struggled at all! you know, every day is a

>> imported jimmy carter gave it away for 1 dollar. we are going to have to take it back. panama canal right now. that was not the deal. paul: glycerin we was a journal columnist hello mary. so, how significant is that that rubio has jews in latin america, central america for his first trip most go to europe or they go to japan. >> finally we are getting some attention. i think it is very significant. and in particular it recognizes a big part of the migration crisis of the last four years came from these countries. some of them were not just innocent bystanders. they were actually aiding migrants on this journey north. i think rubio wants to deliver a message to say either you are a friend or a photo of the u.s. you're going to be happier if you are a friend of ours than if you are deemed to be an enemy. paul: one of the specifics deliverables he wants. migrants that we return? what specifically can they do to slow that march north? >> the big message she will talking about is corruption. corruption is at the root of a lot of the problems with investment in the region. u.

this is how it used to be before the jimmy carter white house. >> i mean, i think that's fantastic newsble metric of the department of education, they are a failed experiment. we used to be leading the world when it came to education, and now we're at a the bottom of the list. and when you look at the alarmingly low literacy rates and math and science scores, it's humiliating to us as a country. i think the the common sense if solution of that is to have the resources going back to the backyards of these students, going to the states, going to local supervision so that we can figure out how we can be more hands on with getting these kids the proper education that they need. because right now the department of education is just a glorified money laundering scheme because they're taking all this money from the states, essentially cutting it in half and then giving the scraps back over to the states and telling them to use it to push woke causes and vaccine information. elizabeth: you know, savier, let's stick on that point -- xavier, because public universities have been accused of choosi

jimmy carter did not put america first background.e often times, as we well know,e people on the leftse globalists and try to be world citizens whereby let's mae sure we are taking care of the entire world. i go back in again, this is not the best analogy this week in light of everything that has happened, but when you are on a e plane and there is a problem, whatwh dero they always tell yo? put your mask on first before, helping other people. they are $36 trillion in debt. we have people dying because of fentanyl. we have a tendency in ourma country whether the panama canal deal that nobody kne cl w about until three weeks, three months ago and nobody talked about it until three months ago untilin where we are now. but the fact of the matter we have taken care of everybody else. ten said for the last ten years, that has toe stop. stop. maybe we can takcaf e care of te other countriepoins at some poi. but we have to take care of america first.ha everythingt he mention in that quick little press conference there underscored that. >> before getting off of the plane, the media will portr

. >> we have had the department of education for years and no one should forget jimmy carter createdpayout to the unions for the support they gave him. you have an organization created for the unions and working for the unions, obviously, the last thing on its mind and what will get pushed to the site's achievement by students. children are not the focus of education. meant to be the providence of the states and that is why there should be a did the mike vick discussion about setting this down and let the states get on with improving education systems. >> great to have a live you on, thank you so much and tease up what could be a lot of the questions that we could be hearing in this joint news conference we are expecting to begin at any moment live at the white house as soon as that begins with the president of the united states and the japanese prime minister tim. we will go to that life. we will be right back. 's dog mas weight management easy with fresh food pre-portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. dexcom g7 is one of the easiest ways to take better co

. >> was it fun or in poor taste when they pull red bull on jimmy carter's grave. >> poor taste. >> what when he rose out of the grave and said it gave me wings. >> that was fun, that was fun. that was fun. >> what about the ai o.j. simpson orange juice ad, do you think having him come back from the grave was tasteless or did it work for him? >> i think it was kind of tasteless buzz o.j. did murder his wife. at least he was accused of it. i think it was kind of tasteless to show that in 2025. >> what about you think that o.j. drinks the orange juice and says o.j., it's not tasteless. >> i think that was tasteless. but, no orange juice is really good for you. >> what are your thoughts on the ad where snoop dogg and tom brady were yelling that they hated each other, and then at the end they had more in common and just sucked on each other's fingers for about a minute. did you enjoy that? >> it was all right. it definitely got their message out there, and i think that's what it needed to do. >> what was the message? >> i'm not exactly sure. >> what did you think about go daddy making puff d

president is putting america first and shocker and look at these problems specifically the panama jimmy carterca first often times as we won't know people in the last will be the globalist and try citizens, whereby let's make sure we are taking care of the entire world and i go back and again come this is not the best analogy this week of ahead light of everything that is happened but when you are on a plane and there is a problem, where they always tell you, put your mask on first, before helping other people. we are $36 trillion in debt and we have people dying because i fentanyl we have a tendency to penetrate whether it's a pendant hundred panama canal deal that nobody knew about until three months ago, nobody talked about it. to where we are now in the fact of the matter is that we have taking care of everybody else in donald trump's head, for the last ten years, that has to stop maybe we can take care of the other countries at some point, we have to take care of america first everything getting mentioned in that quickly press conference >> like i was saying before the media's going to pe