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we recognize this is a long-term commitment but we are in it for the long haul. jack, you have a question? >> everything changed. could you speak to your leadership role in that, president trump's leadership role? will that continue advocating for something like a railway safety act? >> jack, what i did, i talked to people on the ground a couple years ago. the first person i met, at a gas station, getting gas, i asked her what was going on. it's a small town but not that small of a town. thought that she would be generally aware of what was going on. she was living in one of the house, smelling the fumes coming into her house. i realized the most important part sometimes a being a leader is listening to the people on the ground and experiencing this. that is what i try to do. as the governor said, talking to local businesses. it is different now. in the initial phase, we are most worried about, is the water clean to drink, is the air safety breathe? that is what we were in about two years ago. now we are worried about finishing this cleanup and getting this commu

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, and as long as there is a country willing to accept that person. can anyone claim it is immoral? and we can anyone say it is in humane? is it only moral for any other nation or individual except for palestinians? this is what happens. we see it in all conflicts. and then the reason it done, yeah. if anyone is thrilled, it's him. he couldn't so praising trumps out of the box thing came from it and yeah, who called from a man who gets things done not just in 4 weeks, but i see one more years back home to be honest. the excitement isn't universal for many's reasons. the war isn't over and neither is they fight to bring hostages back home. 79 of the teen still remain in the gather streets. 34 of them confirmed that by these really on me it was their king napping that triggered israel's invasion. months ago, a war that according to the gases, officials, has left over 60000 people that are missing the families of the hostages reactive without wage and shock, reminding both of them. yeah, one from the human lives should be the priority. nope. long term re

there's what's been ethnic lindsay for a long time. they're trying to dominate the region, step by step. it's garza and the policy new lives. now they're saying it's almost 2000000 people, but it's not, uh, it's not a joke. i mean, it's not a, we're not going to some beach resort. we're not going to miami. we're is there any forces, had bowman's palestinian homes and signed to to car, and refugee can put in their licensed rides in the occupied west bank. meanwhile, the gunman has killed 2. is where the soldiers that a check point and tell you, sir. several of the soldiers were wounded before the silence was shot dead child strength. it has more. a gunshot spring out across the occupied west by bullets ricochet opened. his ready on the watch tower. he's ready to help them. he says a palestinian government attracts a full chief. i compound housing soldiers near a checkpoint. push to the village and tell you i'll see you in the early hours of tuesday morning. the is ready. the police up and make shift check points on the road close by the

because of its month long celebration.o one of the things as you notice, jessica, as you're walking through the streets here, is just the layer upon layer of law enforcement. we went to a couple of hotels today that have some officials in it, and you could see some of the k-9 bomb dogs in the area to make sure that as people were walking through, they weren't bringing anything. the bollard system have been set up on streets that normally don't have them. so it is restricting access all over the city. the traffic here is a mess at this point, so it's better to walk around, but they believe they are prepared for the super bowl. when you add on the fact that the president is coming tomorrow, they know tomorrow is going to even be a bigger day. we saw mike johnson here a little earlier. so much going on, jessica. of course we'll be here covering this. and of course the big super bowl. so many fans waiting for that to kick off tomorrow at 630 as well. >> all right ryan young in new orleans, thanks so much for that. three more i

positions itself in the long run, it could have long-term implications as well. so i this i do -- i do think nvidia being restricted from the chinese market long term, has a problem and and limits the upside. however, we have a long way to go from here. charles: wrong way to go. hang in there. great seeing you, as always. >>> the department of government efficiency, otherwise known as doge, is shaking everyone from wall street and, believe me, down in washington, d.c. they are losing their minds. how about this? ways to make money on it. paul hickey with the doge dogs. you know the dogs of the dow? we're going to talk about doge dogs next. ♪ who let the dogs out? ♪ who let the dogs out? ♪ who let the dogs out? ♪ who let the dogs out? if ♪ morikawa on 18. he is really boxed in here. not a good spot. off the comcast business van. into the vending area. oh, not the fries! where's the ball? anybody see it? oh wait, there it is! back into play and... -oh no, it's in the water. wait a minute. are you kidding me? you got to be kidding me. rolling towards the cup, and it

above the long-term trend.nics of what's doable, start with the right fundamentals, and we should definitely adopt a current policy approach and not some static based on current law i approach because the deficit numbers, to begin with, aren't even accurate. charles: the cbo is the cbo. scott bessent made a lot of news yesterday in the interview with larry essentially talking about what the federal reserve should be doing and shouldn't be doing. and i think a lot of people misinterpreted president trump. take a listen to this. >> he wants lower rates. he is in the calling for the fed to lower rates, he believes that if we do all the things that that you and i have talked about today, if we deregulate the economy, if we get this tax bill done, if we get energy down, then rates will take care of themselves, and the dollar will take care of itself. charles: so a lot of that was really sort of, you know, complicated to a degree, right? the term premium, we're going to put it up here. in a moment -- [laughter] it's

it went a little long. was a profit on it. >> some would say it went just the right amount. >> yeah, it was 120.5 seconds. was it going to be over or under that amount. >> and it was it was. >> disputed, right. >> it was disputed because he landed right. on it. some sports book gave it the under, some gave it the over. and some people were happy if they gave it the over. i'm just going to i'm just going to say that. but then we got to the halftime show and the mixed. >> reviews. >> it was different. so from my perspective here, obviously we can't see what it's like on the television broadcast. but but in the stadium, it felt like the production wasn't what it was. maybe for lady gaga, rihanna, bruno mars, maroon five or dre, eminem and 50 cent and some of those super bowls we've seen past. but there was a simplicity to it and i will say the choreography was outstanding. all of the dancers came out wearing red, white and blue. at one point they came to form the american flag, so it really was, in the end, a

so bear with us. china has long been north, great as lifeline. as of 2023, china accounted for over 95 percent of north korea's trade. most of it took place at this bridge. it was already in use during the cold war when china was an important supporter. i think the things that oh, is trying to diminish the influence of that the trend is diminished, didn't depend on the training. that's where the north korea, russia friendship, bridge comes in on the other side of the country. it was built in 1959 when russia was still part of the soviet union, which back north korea. now guten, is willing to see that relationship blossom again. a chance for ken to is so much better to invest into this relationship. if he's too cool, that's fine. nice. you can tell him to balance between these dominance in the like for any reason for the treaty, the 2 leaders signed pays the way for that. and building bridges isn't just an empty phrase for put in. and can they literally agreed to build a bridge one for vehicle traffic. it could potentially be constructed here as a

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time. afford to lock cash away for a long time-— afford to lock cash away for a long time. when the interest rate decision in at midday uk time. let's get some of the day s other news now. chief luis rubiales as the judicial process on assault and coercion charges againstjenni hermoso continues. in sydney in 2023. the ceiling of one brazil's most important baroque churches has collapsed, killing one person and injuring several others. reported at the church. a budget in france which has been embroiled in months of a left—wing movement and their allies brought the votes, but other parties didn't back them to avoid more instability. at a school in sheffield have urged anyone carrying knives to imagine the devastation they can cause. in the chest at his school on monday. to go through the same pain. 0ur reporter abi jaiyeola has been to speak to them. he shouted downstairs, "i'm going to school, mum, are you proud of me?" and i went, "yeah." "i love you." he were brilliant. brilliant. my best pal. he... he was a rogue at times, but a lovable rogue. but how this family wanted t

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on renewable energy, ray long. wherever you'rejoining us from in the world, on day one of his second presidency, donald trump pulled the world's biggest economy out of the world's most significant agreement to combat man—made climate change. it was signed by barack obama in 2015. from the agreement. on his first day in office in 2021. and in yet another twist in this tale, the billionaire and former republican mayor of new york mike bloomberg has said his philanthropic agencies will give the united nations but president trump is seeking to reverse more than just on the campaign trail, he made clear his plans to get oil and gas flowing in greater quantities and killjoe biden�*s part of the former president's inflation reduction act. in the last few days of his presidency, joe biden�*s so, other than leaving the paris climate agreement, on day one, he declared a national emergency to speed up permits he's making drilling for oil and gas in the arctic and along the coast of the united states possible again. new electr

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then we had three months to the budget. long or long enough.ll say, remember how the labour government of 2024 learnt how hard it was to govern? i think that's right. as sort of having a bit of a virtuous reputation. i think there is something maybe wider this is for two years "mr rules", as you said, he was sometimes known. it was ever very golden. we should just bring you also what andrew gwynne himself has journalism system works, we rang him or we texted him this morning. i'm sure you did the same. can't we, henry, that this sort of behaviour by backbench mps who are in opposition is very of ministerial power probably, although i think if this had come out, if andrew gwynne were a backbench labour mp i mean, i think even if people have a high tolerance for kind of private chat with mates, which is what this appears to be, it's at the really extreme end of that. you have to wonder also, for andrew gwynne, who was the person who, if something he thought information to the mayor? on that is the mail on sunday says that at least one other labou

would back in the long—term?ts trump puts out an idea, he puts 1000 elephants in the room, in the end he takes out 900 of but there are still them but there are still 100 elements in the room that the room, and that is change the room, and that is the kind of way to look at it as well. the picture as well. is the final picture going to be us of the going to be us control of the gaza not clear, but something gaza npt’clea�*r, but something changed, something gaza not’clea�*r, but something changed, something is has changed, something is different, a way of different a differenthratr otww at different a differenteratr ef’w at possibilities looking at other possibilities and bringing in other herb keinon, thank you for your analysis. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. nhs england has apologised unreservedly after a review identified multiple failings in the mental in nottingham injune 2023. valdo calocane — who has paranoid schizophrenia — attacked students barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar,

it's not a long time. but again, let me reiterate to me because then what i say can be me center students, and i think we are here to provide, try to confuse people. one thing is to have these material, having the material ready, it's a huge step. but then the other things that they would, you know, hypothetical world where they would decide to go down the wrote that they would have to, to fulfill in order to get to get a nuclear weapons. but it would be an extremely concerning step, an extremely concerning step. let's move to another subject which is north korea. why does it extend now in terms of its capability? korea is the mirror of what we need to avoid in the case of your rock. because korea, we'd korea, if you want that nitro, that peta because, i mean, it's useful for people to understand the case of good yet. we have like, what we're having with yeah, we have long processes. we had incentives, we even had a small international organization kito that was created to channel assistance to north korea

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and you know, it's been so long. it has been too long. and we are just grateful for this, um, reunion of the family. but but, um, you know, it's important to to be happy. but really, i have to tell you, we are all together in the fight to bring every single hostage back home. and we are grateful to the united states, to the qataris, and to the egyptians. we know that this could not have been done without you guys. and we are grateful. we are grateful this atrocity has to come to an end and a new start for a better beginning for us, for our region, for the world itself. >> yeah. >> well said for sure. you express your gratitude to to the u.s. in part to help both administrations were involved in the release of of these hostages. what about the israeli government? is there any anger there at the government for not getting a deal done sooner? >> you know, and those moments, of course there is. but in those moments, we really do have to make sure that we put the past on. hold on, hold not forgetting, but on hold. and we concentrate on bringin

who has long pushed for one thing is clear on him as has no future. just like mentioned yahoo again. trump is calling for its complete destruction. and once again, the last leader is reviving his most controversial proposal for simply relocating gases around one point. 5000000 people to foreign countries. no just ages or jordan . he claims all their stays, will eventually agree to right now they say no, but trump says and says that they will come around. so all the countries, the american president is banking on even remotely on the same page. but state coverson, as it is imperative that israel does not annex any palestinian land. such annexation will simply run to the 2 state solution and viable dipole, taishan of palestinians from the land will push the region towards more tension. conflict and instability. such a move will not certainly be a clear violation of international law. it will be a threat to regional stability and security palestinians do not want to leave that land. we completely support that position. i have a feeling that despite them

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in the long-term the u.s.some of that divergent. -- divergent. sion. doing a better job monitoring what is coming in. in this age of ai and camera vision and being able to automate more things there is really no excuse for not being able to better track what comes into the united states through the ports. yet there seems to be claims that it is incredibly onerous and difficult to do. i would probably allocate more funds to trying to figure out how to better monitor what is coming in versus some of the expenses we are already doing that are not necessarily the most effective use of some of our artificial intelligence solutions out there. lisa: we were talking about how the ultimate goal of a lot of these tariffs -- there are a number of goals but one of them is to increase production back home. bring it back to the united states. how realistic is it for some of the retail companies to concentrate production in the united states and bring it back at a feasible price? sucharita: in some cases where you can have h

larry: long term yields went up and fed pushed rates down, which was a mistake and now long term ratesing back down because i think they basically like the message, economic message coming out of the president trump and his gang. i think they like it. >> that's right. larry: dan cliff ton, best of the best. >> larry, enjoy your time in washington. larry: sort of. president trump owns the senate now, at least he's got major clout and seems to be getting all of the nominees through and already 11 of the cabinet member haves been confirmed, pam bondi sworn in today as attorney general. here's what president trump had to say about the new ag. take a listen, please. >> thrilled to be here today with our nation's next incredible and she will be incredible, attorney general of the united states, pam bondi. i want to congratulate pam. she's worked hard, so hard and unbelievably fair and unbelievably good at law enforcement. i just want to congratulate you. very special person. >> thank you. larry: pam bondi is a friend and a superstar, and she has a long list. she's going to hit the ground imm