miller denied, miller denied a second time.as going on with marchand and adam >> ray: i thought they were going to go here. >> mike: i thought so too. they're nose to nose for about five or second seconds. so that's what marchand doesn't like is fox flips him over. and marchand's got the cross check in the left glove is ready to go. fox is not going to go with them. and these two will renew acquaintances in a couple of days in new york in the four nations as well. >> mike: that is wednesday at madison square garden with only 1:49 remaining. bruins ahead by three. face-off won by shot it wide. zadorov, moves it along to coyle, he will bank this one out. and down to rangers ice. bruins will wrap up their three-game home stand on tuesday. we showed you that when minnesota is here in town. rangers meanwhile in the first day of a back-to-back. back home tomorrow in the evening at msg to host >> ray: vegas just signed brandon sod after his contract was terminated in st. louis. vegas looking for a little bit of help. that's a really g

lisa miller: there was a small blood smear on the headboard.small droplets of blood on the carpet and a little bit of spatter on the wall. keith morrison: and the body in the closet? well, when first responders opened the door-- they knew they were looking for a body. and they open the door, and they look inside, and they didn't immediately recognize the body. you just looked down and you saw white coverings. keith morrison: and underneath those coverings? lisa miller: miss pfister had been bound with extension cord. she had multiple plastic bags over her head that had been bound and secured tightly. and then another large one of the tear-resistant, darker-colored bags over her body also. keith morrison: with blankets wrapped all around that. investigator miller could clearly see that the killer, whoever it was, had gone to a lot of trouble to hide what he or she had done. but there was no hiding now. when the crime scene personnel started taking a look, they flipped the mattress and found blood on the bottom part of the mattress. keith morriso

steven miller, as i live and breathe, steven miller, how are you? you coming back on the show and talk about trade and tariffs and all the rest of it. is this a trade war or drug war or border problem and helping to find the problem and i'm supporting what you all are doing and figure out what exactly it b may be. you're familiar with that going for them including nontariff barriers in canada and wherewithal and unfair trade policies in mexico and both countries have a vax couple and huge advantage and imbalance tax policy. that's all being worked through a process. u balance the trade policy and the iepa, international emergency powers act, security based order about the flow of fentanyl into the united states and cartels and deadly drugs and crime from canada and mexico, hundreds of thousands of americans, hundreds of thousands died because of fete that will that comes through the canadian and mexican border. both pledged his toric. going for the cracked down on fentanyl and cartels. commitmentto the cartels and the foreign terrorist organizations

stephen miller is not a fresh face.een at this president's side really, since he decided to run for office back in 2015, 2016, when a lot of republicans would not work for donald trump. stephen miller would. he did. he has. and he's risen up the ranks, and he is central to all of this. he's half the age of the president, but he is the absolute center of so much of what we're seeing in this flood. the zone strategy. >> dana and jeff, you talk in this piece, which is really excellent. i encourage people to go look at it on cnn.com about the fact that he has this uncanny ability to translate the thoughts and the the wants of trump on a lot of policies, even and especially on immigration into strategy. and then ultimately, what we're seeing right now, which is policy and what is also interesting, you mentioned that i covered capitol hill, as did you. we were there together when jeff sessions was a united states senator. stephen miller was his press secretary, and i think he would be the first to admit he was considered frin

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miller, welcome back to dw, thanks for having me. you wrote on x that trump's idea that the us should take control of gauze at that this was dead on arrival. can you spell that out for us? yeah, hey, it's not a plan. it's certainly not a serious solution. it's a tactic, and i'm not entirely sure what the tactic is designed to achieve is provocative. it attaches us policy toward an approach which according to some as far as transfer others describing in much worse terms. it undermines us relations with 2 long standing partners in egypt. and jordan, you know, undermines the president's aspirations for these really saturday normalization agreement. and it sends a powerful signal to both some vladimir pool and then present in sheets that if you want territory, you just have to declare it and without any justification for taking it. so i think by and large it's dead on arrival. i don't think this has legs, it's got nowhere to go out and what we shouldn't be paying attention to which the media misses about the, the median, the pressure yes

it's a playbook miller has spent years thinking about. we're joined now by our mark preston and jeff zeleny and jeff, starting with you here, you're one of the reporters on the byline here. walk us through what you're learning about miller's role. >> well, look, brianna, there's not really anything that has happened over the first three weeks of this administration that stephen miller has not had his hand on. he is guiding the force here. one of the the essential people guiding the force here behind this flood. the zone strategy. stephen miller has been a long time adviser to the president of of course, he worked on capitol hill before that. he's long been obsessed with immigration. his portfolio now, we're told, is much, much broader than that. he has a large hand in rolling out and deciding which executive orders will be signed, the speed in which has been really sort of hard to keep up with. and that, indeed is the point. and now the legal fights are coming as well. that also is indeed the point. of course, the the whole beginning of t

>> it's patel to miller. patel tells miller. pace of purging unacceptable people on a political basis. and so none of them contacts a man named beauvais, who was the acting attorney general, to execute the plan. that's the part that was disclosed to us, and that's what led to our contact with the inspector general. >> it's an explosive allegation. i mean, have you is there any comedy left in the senate where you could go to republicans on the committee and say, trump can have anyone he wants? trump could have tom cotton or john cornyn or. but but this guy is a bridge too far. or is that is that something that can still happen with senate republicans or. no. >> i haven't given up hope, but it's really difficult. time and again, the nominees who are unqualified for the job have skated through the united states senate. one required the vote of the vice president, and most of the others get republican loyalty automatically. it's a shame, particularly when we're talking about a ten year job, a job that's going to be there beyond this

we will get reaction from senator john kennedy, trump advisor steven miller joins us and clay travis at. a big lineup this hour but first to peter do see who was in the room today for the second foreign leader at the white house and at the second trump presidency. hi peter. >> reporter: it we have to get used to a new flow of the two and two press conferences. the last few press conferences it has been two questions and two for the visiting dignitary. today i would say i don't have the exact count but it was what 95 for president trump and 5% questions for the japanese prime minister. but some really big news in there. when they talk about regional security the president says he wants to have a good relationship with north korea and specifically kim jong un which fell off during the last administration. the four binding administration. when it comes to u.s. steel president trump said the japanese company and has agreed stop trying to by u.s. steel for $14 billion and that is something democrats and republicans opposed during campaign season and they will instead invest heavily in u.s

we're speaking with aaron david miller. i want to. >> bring into our. conversation journalist. >> noga tarnopolsky. noga, let's start with where you are. >> it's a momentous day for those. >> waiting for the release of these hostages. tell us what you are seeing, what you are hearing, what the mood is there. >> yeah. >> it is a very. momentous day, one. >> in. >> a. >> series here. this used. >> to be. >> the plaza. >> outside the tel aviv. >> museum of art. >> and it has. become known as. hostages square. >> you can see behind me. each community. >> that was attacked. >> during the. >> hamas assault. of october 7th, 2023 has its. >> own tent. >> here. its own. >> community. >> and the crowds have just. been mounting since the morning, despite. >> the. >> fact that. >> at this point. >> the exchange. >> the freeing of the hostages. >> is done. people keep. >> screaming into the square. >> and just. a couple. >> of minutes ago, honestly. >> keith. seagulls chopper. >> the mil chopper. >> bringing him to hospital. >> overflew the square. it seemedo linger

miller. rep. miller: i'm glad mr. gomez used his five minutes for a twitter clip. thank you to our witnesses for their time and testimony. i'm honored to be joined ways and means committee to drive forward an economic agenda that ensures the united states remains the global economic leader. today we are here to discuss the need to make the trump tax cuts for working families permanent, ensuring prosperity for families and businesses across the nation. the tax cuts and jobs act championed by president trump was a transformative bill that provided much-needed relief to businesses and spurred investment across the country as we've heard today. it reduced to the corporate tax rate, introduced full expensing for equipment purchasing and encourage an environment that encouraged more growth. it gave companies the certainty to reinvest in operations, hire workers and strengthen local communities. i proudly represent ohio's seventh congressional district, a region with a strong manufacturing and agricultural background. these policies drove significant job creation and econ

deputy chief of staff stephen miller. break, and then patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs seeking to win an unprecedented third super bowl title in new orleans. new york jets' owner and former u.s. ambassador to the u.k. wood key johnson on trump, america and the big game -- woody johnson. and join me next sunday for my exclusive interview with palmer luckey. we will talk about america's defense capabilities when it comes to drones. stay with us. ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back. we are just a few hours away from the start of super bowl lix in new orleans between the two-time defending champ kansas city chiefs and the philadelphia eagles. kickoff is slated for 6:30 p.m. eastern tonight exclusively on fox. president trump is set to attend the big game, becoming the first setting -- sitting president in super bowl history to do so. during a meeting with congressional republican leaders on thursday, the president proposed ending tax perks for sports team owners many part to pay for his campaign pledge of eliminating taxes on t

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it was out on david miller from the canadian government for international peace eckworth, if not some other stories making news around the world. us present. donald trump assigned an executive order to ben johnston to women and goes from competing female sports. the measurement, cut off federal funding to schools and universities that let strong athletes compete support to see the brand. we keep sports fair. but critics say discriminates against a tiny minority problems. as my knowledge, a government has survived to know confidence volts in parliament behaving the way for the adoption of the budget. for me. for 2025. i left lawmakers called the votes up to 5 minutes. the francois buyers who use special constitutional power as is to force through the united spending plans on monday. so francis senate is expected to sign off on the project on thursday, because i know it's not for the rebels in the democratic republic of congo. have seized another town in the east of the country, despite declaring a ceasefire. this week, the usa is the london backed m. $23.00 rebels are now only 50 kilom

when it comes to miller trees. getting accurate emissions, he gets from them as prison, largely for utah. in 2022, a group called the scientist for global responsibility. estimated that altogether new trees and the supporting industries account for up to 6 percent of global issues. that's mold and civil aviation and shipping combined. why do you think this massive sol? so the emissions is so often ignored, is this deliberate or some kind of oversight? i think the reason why ministry missions is really ignored on the plate was a fairly deliverance when the care to approach code was signed and agreed in the mid ninety's at the military comp time exemptions that they wouldn't be in tears. if that was that something pushed through by the pentagon and us didn't sign the agreement to me yet, but it remained on the books and military and 1997 was very clear that they didn't want to have their operations curtailed and therefore didn't want military emissions including the 2nd reason is there's vast amounts of military emis

you'll hear about green was green miller trees and yes, even green munition. the best way to define it is it personally, is, is a environmentally benign ammunition, the, the lead slog in the, in the tip of the bullet has been removed and replaced with a much more environmentally friendly material. you have to come to meet the announcements to what's going on. and what you see is that not the, it's a concern, not about climate change, but about the funder ability that these groups have too few. or they find out during the rock was that one of the biggest funder abilities to us post is had that was the fact that only from is huge time across depend on a massive amounts of fuel. indeed, such and send the rock new the if the touch or tank because they could undermine us war after that. so this being a real drive amongst us admitted teacher reduced its funded abilities. it's always good to drink transition to green energy if you can. the problem is we're talking about deep rooted, deep seated historical pollution which continues to the states. so there's a need for

stephen miller will join us. also breaking today another legal win for president trump. be a florida appeals court lasted the bullets are ordered for the... and ruled in favour of donald trump's defamation suit. that will now proceed. this all stems from the pulitzer prize to give -- gifted to "the new york times" washington post" for perpetuating the russia hoax. just for the record we got it right on this show. they got it wrong. it was another day of public humiliation for democrats. they are losing it. the woke residents of liberal massachusetts in a town there are begging to become a sanctuary city for transgender people. take a look. >> the i know would be dressed in full dragon and serving face. or handsome as a trans man. or wrapped in the garb of a nonbinary person who knows one gender is way too small to capture their glorious in his. >> we've got the full highlights from that city council meeting all coming up straight-ahead plus more sound yet from another congressional protest in washington, d.c. this time democratic lawmakers demanding reparations while cal

you just heard was stephen miller talk about what europe does in terms of digital taxes and all thishina is not far behind because there's a good story china's strategy and trade war threatened u.s. tech companies the first-line officials in beijing building a list of antitrust probes hoping to influence tech executives close to president trump so he backs off on the tariffs we have to come in from all sides. >> that's right the president made it clear there will be reciprocity if europe wants to hide his tariffs under the vat taxes were going after tech and digital we have to uncover that and we have to begin a discussion about rolling those back. maria: we haven't even talked about the usaid whatever you want to call it all this money to million dollars for sex changes, lgbtq activism in guatemala, 6 million to fund terrorism in europe, for the half-million to combat this information in kazakhstan. were you aware of this money that is being paid out from usaid? >> we suspected for years there was a ricoh deal going on in usaid there was gross corruption, conspiracy to hide where th

miller: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mrs. miller: thank you. mr. speaker, as a family farmer, i am very concerned with america's prime farm land being covered with taxpayer-subsidized solar panel installations. food security is national security and if we cover our farm ground with chinese solar panels, we will become dependent on foreign adversaries for food. according to the e.p.a., solar panels contain hazardous waste that can be harmful to human health. that is why we should be alarmed by the increasing number of solar panels being installed on our most fertile farmland. especially when the federal government is handing out tax credits for it. today i reintroduced the no solar panels on fertile farmland act to stop the federal government tax incentives for installing chinese solar panels on american farmland. i encourage all of my colleagues t

marianette miller-meeks. thank you for your time, have a great day. moment of need wearing green -- did you lose a bet doocy that your chiefs lost to eagles? >> steve: tell them i can't hear today. [laughter] >> todd: that is what my wife says, steve. >> steve: there might be a bet with jesse watters regarding the green eagles. not a good day to be a kansas city chiefs fan. busy post-combam game-show and kickoff with philadelphia eagles lifting the lombardi trophy after hammering the kansas city chiefs in the super bowl. eagles were great. crowd going wild and president trump becomes first sitting u.s. president to attend the big game. he showed up on the jumbotron, standing next to ivanka. and you heard about plans to tariff steel and aluminum, florida congresswoman maria salaz ar will break that down. and doge setting sights on the military and education department. senator joni ernst is on the doge committee and will tell us more, it kicks off eight minutes and 12 seconds from now. todd and the crew for "fox and friends first" back in a couple, you

my name is john miller. i broadcast giants baseball on radio and television and the cool thing about barry is that barry is san francisco. he was born and raised here. the giants came here from new york. willie mays was already a huge star with the new york giants and came to san francisco with them and then years later here was barry bonds growing up he was willie's godson. his dad was a teammate of the great willie mays and yet it was a natural for barry to come here but he got drafted out of college by pittsburgh so he didn't go to the jazz. he went to the pirates. that's the way baseball works. but when he became a free agent the giants had new ownership was coming in at that time and a lot of other owners sort of felt like maybe they had jumped the gun a little bit because they signed the free agent barry bonds before they been approved as the owners by all the other owners. these owners were a little upset you gave him how much money and so there were a lot of gnashing of teeth and whatnot. but barry b

devil indeed in the details i heard all first yesterday, from white house deputy chief of staff steen miller joined me on "sunday morning futures", and without getting ahead of president explained what we are going to see in terms of vax tax. >> i was told president trump is going to announce reciprocal tariffs against europe but more than reciprocal, also going to add on more to the tariff to cover vat tax, the vat tax, can you tell us what we are expecting next week. >> president making clear, that we are going to pursue a pole of reciprocity if charged 30% by europe we are going to charge them 30% in return if they want charging less than 30% going to have to lower their barriers so that it is fair and equal and, yes, reciprocal treatment. here is another area where europe is engaging in predatory traditions subject to digital taxes censorship financial penalties tens of billions dollars every year obviously, has to go into reciprocal treatment as well you cannot have a situation where our country our auto countries tech compensates are a piggy bank for europe. maria: comes as china retal

for pam bondi to come in as acting as the as the attorney general as soon as tomorrow. >> so john miller, so he made that promise. kash patel made that promise. but what we're seeing, maybe it's more narrow than it would have been. what we're seeing is the beginning of the retribution that donald trump said over and over and over, he would be part of, so much so that his own personal attorneys for these cases against him are now in charge of the department of justice. >> and i'm being told by multiple sources that the real push on this is coming from the white house to the acting deputy attorney general. parentheses, as you pointed out, donald trump's former criminal attorney, to put pressure on brian driscoll, the acting director of the fbi. so with kash patel testifying under oath in his confirmation hearing that no agent will be disciplined for doing the actual work they were assigned to do in a proper way by the fbi. things have shifted in a most interesting way for the politics of it. you've got the white house pushing for this enemies list from within the fbi. you've got the depart

the more questions ask the better the answer is will be the the learn miller. so usually go to the phone without papers. so if killed, they come be identified. the great and you know me both of us to hide the fact of far invest in res among the ranks archive footage of advisors. a dpr head, young girl getting injured, a variety of on of off from the find a got the most and rate face display good on identifiable. first of all, for the visual, for sure. you understand these are so busy for you to the list of providers. you saw all day, so my goal is to focus on a posley p. zillow. bullshit, you know, somebody that liberated up, do you have guys still under schilling, and i'm a combat drones and native blaine's patrol. this guy's adjusting ukraine's on tillery strikes the of us. so brushing me the, the applause, me, the sourcing of these come abroad any because the way a strike that the but i also send you a list of, of the, one in the field. but appealed for the vision to view would be interrupted by enemy, drones and artillery fire gun goggan is discussing motio

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mariannette miller-meeks. great job you did. great job. mary miller. julia letlow. hi julia.laudia tenney from new york. hi claudia, a great job. nicole, hi nicole, so i great pole with you. michelle fishbach. thank you. great job. ann wagner missouri. sherry biggs, south carolina. great job. nancy mace, where is nancy? there's something. are you a believer in what we are doing. nancy takes it on right from the start. would you like to say something? would you like to say we are doing the right thing? good. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: stephanie bice, oklahoma. thank you stephanie. diana harshbarger. thank you diana. good job. tim burchett and i watched you on television the other day, you are unbelievable per you ripped that guy apart. that poor guy he started getting a little fresh with tim and tim ripped him apart. i left a message. that is good. great job tim. monica delacruz. ronny jackson. ronnie, dr. ronnie. he is a doctor, a great doctor and great admiral and a great congressman. he has his choice. what do you like doing best ronnie? [laughter] pres. t

marionette miller meeks. great job you did. great job. mary miller. i know. julia letlow. julia. claudia tenney from new york. hi, claudia. great job. nicole malliotakis. hi, nicole. doing good. great poll with you, nicole. michelle fischbach. great job. thank you. ann wagner, missouri. thanks. sherry biggs, south carolina. thanks. great job. nancy mace. where is nancy? she's something. oh, are you a believer in what we're doing, nancy? nancy takes it on right from the start, right? would you like to say something? would you like to say we're doing the right thing? [inaudible] president trump: thank you very much. thank you, nancy. stephanie bice, thanks, stephanie. diana harsh barger. thanks, diana. good job. tim burchett. tim. i watched you on television the other day. you were unbelievable. you ripped that guy apart. man, that poor guy. he started getting a little fresh with tim and tim just ripped him apart. that was beautiful. i actually left a message. [inaudible] president trump: great job, tim. that was great. monica de la cruz. ronnie jackson. ronnie, dr. ronnie.

but he has done a very good job along with steven miller and personnel at d.h.s. going through a checklist of things we need from mexico. so we're making progress on that front hence the 30-day extension. prime minister trudeau, his initial reaction was kind of the similar reaction we got back during the first term is ok, we're going to tariff you if you tariff us and we'll go up that ladder and i think he looked at the problem and looked at what mexico is willing to do and came to understand this is a drug war and not a trade war. what the president is concerned about -- got the news yesterday, he was on the call. the president, part of the deal, we're getting a fentanyl czar and billions spent on this and we're branding terrorists, drug cartels as terrorist organizations and there's a number of other steps. >> a lot of that stuff from canada, though -- host: he said this is a drug war, not a trade war. can you elaborate on that? guest: i was getting to what he said initially, he has tariff threats for different reasons. with canada and mexico we had a free trade

white house deputy chief of staff stephen miller joined me on sunday morning futures yesterday and wecussed the details of a potential reciprocal tariff with a vat tax added to it. watch this. i was told by a source that president trump is going to announce reciprocal tariffs against europe but it's going to be more than just reciprocal. he's also going to add on more to the tariff to cover the vat tax which europe charges us, a vat tax, so can you tell us what we're expecting next beak? >> the president's making clear that we are going to pursue a policy of reciprocity. in other words, if we're getting charged 30% by europe, we need to charge 30% in return. if they want to charge less than 30% they have to lower their barriers to it's fair and equal and reciprocal treatment. here's another area where europe is engaging in predatory practices. tech companies are subject to digital tax, censorship and onerous financial penalties that are tens of billions of dollars every year. obviously that has to go into the reciprocal treatment as well. you can't have a situation where our country,

miller. mrs. miller: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: so ordered. mrs. miller: i rise today to thank president trump for his efforts to reverse the harmful immigration policies of the last administration. on his first day in office, president trump declared a national emergency at the southern border and reinstated policies to stop the flood of illegal immigrants into the united states. under the biden administration, migrant encounters at the u.s.-mexico border reached an all-time high. open-border policies made it easier for military-age men to enter our country and allowed drug and human traffickers to take control of our borders. in 2024 alone, customs and border protection seized over 21,000 pounds of fentanyl at the u.s.-mexico border. fentanyl overdoses during this time remain tonight leading cause of death for americans aged 18 to 45. i applaud president trump for taking border security seriously, including his threat to impose tariffs on mexico, which led the president to deploying 10,000 members of the

miller-meeks, for five minutes. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i feel compelled to remark on the outrage of my colleagues and others over the special government employee status granted to elon musk by the executive branch. we are hearing a lot of oh, he's unelected, he's unaccountable. let me remind my colleagues and those voices that the vast majority of government employees who review and authorize grants, disburse billions of dollars, issues rules and laws, or even handle our nation's pandemic response like dr. anthony fauci are unelectable and unaccountable to the voters. how about the i.r.s. bureaucrat lois learner, and acorn. none of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle were calling for accountability or investigation when is dr. fauci was forcing his mandate on 300 million americans. none of them were expressing outrage when unelected bureaucrats were forcing 6-year-olds to wear masks or closing down schools or forcing head start students to continue to wear masks long after the rest of america stopped wearing them. and cl

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miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, from 712 to 215 to the super bowl, former iowa hawkeye and current philadelphia eagle, cooper dejean, is now a world champion. the rookie cornerback helped lead the eagles to their second super bowl victory, returning his first professional career interception for a touchdown against the reigning champion, kansas city chiefs. and this -- that wasn't special enough. it was also coop's 22nd birthday. what a way to celebrate a birthday. first career interception to a touchdown and winning the super bowl. cooper, a proud at thissive of identify -- proud native of iowa, grew up wanting to be a university of hawkeye player. he even wore shores with the 712 area code during the biggest game of his life. during his time with the hawkeyes, he earned all american honors and was regarded as one of the nation's best cornerbacks. his nfl success comes to no surprise to those of us who watched him play in iowa. with last night's performance, cooper solidified his place as one of the greate

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or about 2% of the federal workforce, joined by former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe and john millerrmer fbi assistant director of public affairs. um, i want to get to the possible cut to the cia in a moment, but talk about the tensions between the fbi and the doj right now. >> so the fbi has. >> an acting director. >> and an. >> acting deputy director, both friends who were picked by kash patel as someone he'd worked with in the field in the united states and out of the country. so there should be a level of trust there. but the break is coming between the acting director and the attorney general, because he's demanding the names of the agents who worked on the mar-a-lago case, the thousands of agents who worked on the january 6th cases and others. and what they did is they supplied what everybody did in those cases, but only the employee numbers. and the break is they want the names, and those names are supposed to go to this working group, and then to stephen miller at the white house. and that's according to this executive order. >> so what's the idea of just supplying the the nu

with us now former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe and john miller, a former fbi assistant director of public affairs. two people who know the ins and outs of this. john, what more can you tell us about the fbi agents suing the justice department? >> so the fbi agents and, john, this gets to the core of the two big questions within the fbi today. and tonight is, uh, okay, so they turned over this list. i'm on it. what's going to happen next? and then there's the other question about what could happen next. and by filing this lawsuit among two that were filed today by the fbi agents, what they're saying is let's get the courts to intervene to make sure before they tell 5000 people or 500 people that you're fired, not for cause there's a process to go through, and they want to understand what that process is. now, when they filed that suit, there's a very interesting quote buried in the middle of it, which i think we can go to, but it's the agents saying, clearly, the trump administration believes that persons who were involved in the investigation and prosecution of the january 6th a

>> echo terry of state rubio and payton miller and others, they are working and negotiating. blood, sweat and tears goes into negotiations. it's like very good here, this cabinet. cannot imagine a finer cabinet. will move faster not just at the secretary level, but it is the tragedy of government that it takes 18 years to get a government in place. that's not how it should be. i think you got your money's worth out of this. host: thank you for your time and for joining us. next week energy and agriculture so i hope you will come back despite the length of the conversation, thank you. announcer: on thursday trump trade nominee jamieson greer on capitol hill. he worked in trade law and served as chief of staff during the firs trump administration. watch live on c-span3, c-span now with c-span. work. c-span, democracy unfiltered funded by these companies and more including media. we were founded on a powerful idea, bringing broadband to underserved communities connecting 850,000 miles of fiber, delivering speeds to every customer and now with mobile offering the most reliable ne

>> echo terry of state rubio and payton miller and others, they are working and negotiating. blood, sweat and tears goes into negotiations. it's like very good here, this cabinet. cannot imagine a finer cabinet. will move faster not just at the secretary level, but it is the tragedy of government that it takes 18 years to get a government in place. that's not how it should be. i think you got your money's worth out of this. host: thank you for your time and for joining us. next week energy and agriculture so i hope you will come back despite the length of the conversation, thank you. over three hours. [inaudible

oh, i heard miller and lux for the soil.iors teaming up with local legendary artists to release a music album celebrating the northern california rap scene. >> that'll be so fun. i know. good morning everyone. it's friday, february 7th. >> we'll get to all that. but first, a check on the weather. hi, drew. >> yeah. hey, so we have a couple of showers out there that will linger until about 9 a.m. this morning. here's live doppler seven. we're on the tail end of our storm system. that brought us anywhere from a half of an inch to an inch of rain over the last 24 hours. now, the rain is not widespread, but we do have some of these showers like in the city right now. you will find just a quick moving downpour. that's what we're seeing set up in the mission right now. just a quick moving shower, and we'll be in and out of some of these scattered showers through about 9 a.m. another cell is pretty much paralleling the dumbarton bridge right now. so atherton, east palo alto, you'll see a quick shower over the next five minutes. we'

stephen miller at mr.speed up those terminations. mr. patel seems to be unable to wait for senate confirmation to carry out retribution against his perceived political enemies. >> now those whistleblower and those meeting notes are correct. we have yet another private citizen unconstitutionally, illegally attempting to unilaterally fire career government officials. but this is worse. patel told the senate, as we played for you under oath repeatedly, he had no knowledge, not aware of those firings. durbin says that's perjury. he has sent a letter referring patel's case to the justice department's inspector general. patel appears to be lying about his role in the ongoing destruction of america's law enforcement and counterterrorism capabilities, the removal of a political career, public servants to remake the fbi as donald trump's personal police force. i don't hold out hope senate republicans will ever do the right thing, but just maybe they, too, are unwilling to trust trump nominees who are so trust trump

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stephen miller, anybody heard of -- and dan escoffier no, the tweakmeister. back then, we were at the bottom of the learning curve and there was tremendous resistance not among the american people but among the media, intellectual elites to the president's agenda. >> guest: and republicans. i include them in that whole ball of wax. the things we were able to do then with respect to china tariffs to renegotiating the nafta treaty, solar, things like that, deregulation, all of that was met with skepticism initially. and it turned out to be the road to prosperity but it was a tough road, a lot of bumps in that road. a lot of potholes. a lot of curves. this time we were at the top of the learning curve and we've seen the president day one sign over 200 executive orders. he hit the ground running in terms of personnel, sergio gore, came to know as publisher of one of my books, a great friend of the president doing an amazing job with personnel, more people already in the bureaucracy than we had this time and most importantly the american public wants what the pres

aaron david miller is a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. before that, he was a longtime negotiator for the u.s. in the middle east under both presidents bush and clinton. and he joins me now. aaron, you know, one of the things in a domestic context, you could have a president, particularly trump. he just says things and it drives a news cycle and goes away. but my strong sense and i'd like to hear what you say, is that in diplomacy, words matter a huge amount that him saying this, reiterating it with the king of jordan right in front of him, is going to get enormous play in arab media and will have tangible effects on what happens next. what do you think? i think that's right, chris, and thanks for. >> having me. look, i had 27 years in working for a half a dozen administrations. jimmy carter to bush 43. rarely have i seen an idea less tethered to reality and more dangerous. i mean, in one fell swoop, the president has bound the united states to a proposal that best of circumstances, voluntary force transfer. the palestinians think it's eth