are but it has nothing to do with what has been lawfully adopted by the people of the united states of america through the congress of the united states. we're going to defend usaid all the way. and i want to say finally this, i've heard some murmurings in support of this outrageous, scandalous, outrageous maneuver that they just need some time to do studdies for evaluations. well, i've heard from multiple constituents working in usaid that they have removed all evaluations from the usaid website and have shut down immediately as of right now all of the evaluations taking place of usaid efforts all over the world. this has nothing to do with evaluation. this is about termination and obliteration of the major foreign aid programs of the united states of america, all of which together total less than $40 billion. we have a pentagon budget of $900 billion. the pentagon's budget is where the defense contractor elon musk, who became the richest man in the world off our money, he collects his payments from and now he's trying to shut down usaid and it will not stand. and from the free state of maryl

because they present the bulk of the european exports to a to the united states of america. there is a deficit of about 300000000000 euros between the us and, and the u on truck in says to balance that deficit the types with have to the bows . now, most of the leaders will arrive today here in process was saying that this is an into connect to the global economic quote, the benefits of the parties, particularly when the tires are low. but if trump decides to impose those tires, it is going to be a bad scenario, whether it will be as windows, but they are not. it is also windows for the time being fully you'd be, is, would like to see whether there's going to be a potential for a div with the trump. but they say that's ultimately if he raises those toddlers, they would have also to put into place reciprocal topics here in europe. now another source of 10 and hashem between the european union and the us is greenland . donald trump has said he's serious about acquiring the territory, which is a danish territory even threatening military action. the white house has said that 5500

may god bless the united states of america, and may god keep us all safe. thank you. thank you for being here. ok. [applause] ok. so this is going to be a little different if you all want to sit for a second. do you have any questions or comments for me? i don't know if they warned you that i would open it up to this or not, but for me this is my favorite part of doing events is when i get to hear from you, and there's got to be some of you that have maybe been a little bit familiar with me, saw something on tv or social media, and i thought, i wonder if she really and you thought, if i could just ask that governor or that secretary one question, what would it be? so is there any before i leave you today to come visit with you? all right, i gave you a chance. all right, i'll come down and visit with you and spend some time. does that sound all right? have a wonderful day. thank you. [applause]

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development, which is known as the was wrong, was created in the bretton woods in the united states of america in 1944. and they have remained the hedge on in that direction. if there is any industries in caring here in uganda, in tongues and the in is on the incentive in nigeria, you're find them they have on or the dividends ultimately go back. if not all but the lion's share of this dividends leave on the continent. it is for that reason indeed that african countries are going to see the danger of that trajectory . met internet was an identity in 1980 on when the lead us and met in nicholas nigeria as they came up with the legless polano rocks. and in the legless plan of action, the african countries said that this situation as it is and now is not february, but for the continent of africa, we are not trading among so so we have people from outside of the continent. why investing in technology is that we do not understand that is not trying to solve the technology. the legless plan of action, of course, did not achieve very much and is off the front of option that we have come up with off b

and helping lead the resurgence of manufacturing in america. my momentum state of texas, as well of the rest of the nation, will benefit from mr. lutnick's leadership on all these fronts. i look forward to hearing from mr. lutnick on thesewa and other topics, and i now turn to the ranking member cantwell for her opening statement. >> thank you, i'd like to associate myself with your remarks and very similar to the ones i was going to say relating to commerce secretary. mr. lutnick, welcome and we look forward to your testimony and welcome to your family. as senator cruz said, you have a veryg compelling story. as i express when had i met you, your resiliency is amazing. secretary of commerce has a vital responsibility in a very broad mission, agency with lots of complex issues that affect many sectors of the economy. that's the challenge here. my colleague mentioned undo use of technology and commercial military or police officer ration -- proliferation application and this responsibility got bigger yesterday when we saw an announcement from china that took $600

america's leadership in ai innovation and commercial space. and helping lead the resurgence of manufacturing in america. my home state of texas as well as the rest of the nation will benefit from his leadership on all of these fronts. i look forward to hearing from mr. love nick on these and other topics and i will now turn to the ranking member. >> thank you mr. chairman and i would like to associate yourself -- myself with your remarks, a very similar as relates. we look forward to hearing from you, welcome to your family and as senator cruz said you have a very compelling story. your resiliency as an individual is truly amazing. the secretary of commerce has a wider responsibility and a very broad mission that affects many sectors of the economy. and as my colleague just mentioned, one of those at the top of the list is the bureau of industry and security which implements export control on dual use technology for commercial and military proliferation applications. so this responsibility just got a lot bigger yesterday when we saw an announcement out of the valuation of the leading american company. and this organi

of the world has seen the united states as a door matt. mat. you can't do that with president trump. he's going to lead with a full might of the united states of americaets and tactics that are available to us. i mean, canada's a great ally but we have a huge trade deficit. we're getting the short end of the stick in this relationship right now but the behavior we're seeing at the northern border, you know, they have very, very lax immigration laws. >>> i spent last week with the buffalo i.c.e. office and talked about our northern border. we have seen way too many instances of fentanyl coming across this northern border, some of the greatest national security threats that have come illegally across the northern border come from canada. it's because of their lax immigration laws. they need to come to the table. they need to change their policy. and this has to all intertwine with our economic relationship. it's the only way they'll understand. maria: by the way, congressman, do you want president trump to take on congestion pricing? it was really interesting to me to hear your governor, kathy hochul, attack president trump on the tariffs and say it's g

and all of those businesses to continue doing what they do best but right here in the united states of america and he has promised the lowest energy costs and lowest taxes anywhere in the world if companies from around the globe decide to do business in the united states of america. we are open for business with president trump in the oval office. >> martha: interesting and fascinating to watch. thank you so much. we will see you soon. coming up, i will talk to jerry baker about president trump's pressure campaign extending to panama as well. also the -- agency and pulling strings in washington. people getting letters that they are now on paid leave from education to other entities of the government and it is quite a shake-up that is going on to shrink the size of government. we will be right back. i try to put my arm around any vet that i can. absolutely. at newday usa, that's what we're doing. we put our arm around the veterans. when i think of the veteran out there that needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase and we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and thei

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

leadership, and i believe that we will, that is how you solve the debt problem in the united states of americato do all three of them, and we're committed to doing them. maria: do you think you can get back to pre-covid level spending? i mean, is it time to start cutting into the mandatory spending? >> so, first of all, the mandatory spending number includes, of course, social security and medicare which the president has committed that he's going to protect the for our seniors. it also includes some programs that have nothing to do with social security and medicare and, certainly, we're going to look at all of these programs, protect people's benefits but make sure that we're being a good steward of america's tax money. that's an important part of our job. but if you talk about the covid trend line of 2019, that $2 trillion increase, that was not mostly mandatory spending, that was, frankly, congress and the biden administration not doing their job. there's a lot that we can do with just common sense fiscal reform, empowering our friends to find the cuts that they need and growth. that that's

i do a political, the will of a trade war between china and the united states of america, where you will be caught in the midst of which means the chinese would ultimately have no other option, but to flood european markets with their own projects, which is great to further executive bates, the recession and the ongoing economic crisis, and you'd have something that you'd be looking forward to prevent by moving forward . so that titus is something which is going to shape the future of a relationship with a trump. as best ration, i certainly will. thank you so much hush. i'm hush, i'm all part of this for us in brussels. but asian stock market is also dive to the phase of a global trade for indexes in hong kong. tokyo and south korea fell by up to 2 percent in early trading on monday. and this comes before tariffs on canada and mexico and china take effect. canadian and mexican imports will be hit with the lives of 25 percent from choose day fall. an extra 10 percent tariff will be imposed on chinese goods. just good. washington is following developments from badging. it lets me approach

walk in a fine line, they understand that they have many issues and come on with the united states of america. when it comes to negotiating. a settlement for ukraine, defense strategy, the future of nato. but at the same time, the fear that the of trump decides to go get a lot to the on slum and slap those titus on the european union. then the a you were tardy 8. right. thanks so much. tasha might have a bottle of the a. hi asia stone lock is also fell out of a phase of a global trade war. and this is in hong kong. tokyo and south korea slumped by up to 2 percent in any trading on monday. this comes a day before paris on china take effects. jessica washington has more on the chinese reaction from badging unless we approach the end of the chinese new year holiday. we're looking ahead to february for when this additional 10 percent tariff on chinese goods entering us will take effect what we heard from badging is swift criticism, saying that these meshes will run town to to us. china corporation. aging has also pledged to take up this method directly with the world trade organization and file a

south africa like the united states of america and other countries has always had expropriation laws that balance the need for public usage of land and the protection of rights of property owners. we look forward to engaging with the trumpet, ministration, over our land reform policy and issues of bilateral interest. we are certain that out of those engagements, we will share a better and common understanding over these matters. so who's off this 112 se, go way back into so that because colonial cost, when a small, why to minority house power, one crucial way the wife government preserved that power was through a native land act, which was a lot of the band black people from acquiring agricultural land, beyond se, reserves, the effects of that and as the laws can still be solved, even to this day, office of africa became a majority, black and government tonight. and until one can help. but notice the response from president on my posts at this time being a beat, a rather put muted to compared to how it was between 18 when president trump 1st made such an accurate comments. this is who

of the united states. >> is edward snowden a traitor to the united. >> states of america? is not a hard question to answer. >> when the. >> stakes are this high. >> senator. >> as someone. >> who has. >> served in. >> yes or no, is edward. snowden a traitor to the united states of america? >> as someone. >> who has worn our uniform. >> in combat. i understand. >> how critical. >> our national security. >> apparently you don't. apparently you don't. >> joining us now is democratic senator michael bennet of colorado, a member of both the senate finance and intelligence committees. so he had the pleasure of questioning both tulsi gabbard and robert f kennedy jr today. senator bennet, i know it's been a really long day. thank you for being here tonight. >> well, it's. >> been too long, rachel. >> i'm very happy to see. >> you tonight. >> i'm happy to see you, too. >> thank you. >> for having me. >> of course. tell me your overall impression of miss gabbard at her hearing today, and how you think she did and what you what you were thinking in that moment that just just played fo

of egypt and jordan . and so i do want to pause as an issue on under the, i guess the time for the easiest solution is a boeing at 2 states. the oceans united states of america every once or in a bees, it shows and the junction made a kind of bushman for the did as to the ocean. so far, those are part of your join uh for the so i think it's kind of the good thing or is the community under the emotional voices which you talk about? what is there? yeah, it'd be, as most of the old server is better to where you and hope united states of america has many totes, do make but historical. enjoy the easier to buy a wanted to the find or are going to be the but it's been ordered over here. i mean, it can, it's, but i can see that the want to be we tend to want to, except on the stances. this is usually because it's related to the people as it's related to the state and institution, the use of cairo based research, or in comments or a how many solomon live from the egyptian capital. thank you, sir. thank. thank all right, let's turn attention this saturday evening to africa and sue done what at least 54 people have been killed. dustin is more injured after suburban mar

. >> was edward snowden a traitor to the united states of america. >> senator, i will also repeat my answer. he broke the law. >> yes or no, is edward snowden a traitor to the united states of america? >> as someone -- >> i'll go on with my question -- >> -- in combat, i understand how critical our national security is -- >> apparently you don't! >> white house officials insist president trump is standing by gabbard. meanwhile, there ha been a dizzying number of actions this week, as president trump halted federal funding and reversed course amid a legal challenge, fired dozens of career prosecutors inside the justice department and forced out fbi senior executives. . and officially on saturday imposed tariffs on america's largest trading partners, mexico, canada, and china. >> is there anything china, canada, and mexico can do tonight to forestall your implementation of tariffs tomorrow? >> no. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau firing back. >> i'm going to speak directly to americans, our closest friends and neighbors. this is a choice that, yes, will harm canadians, but beyo

the next chapter of our story will be marked by competing with every state we'd -- we touch in states across americait begins, as i'm fond of saying , as we launch an economic backyard brawl. it's time for west virginia to become a national leader in economic growth and job creation. our strategy, while it is clear and bold, will simplify our outdated tax code, cut the state income tax and make it lower than any state that we touch. we will put more money back in your pockets. we are going to streamline government, cutting the red tape that chokes small businesses and deters investment. our plan will make west virginia the freest, most dynamic state in the nation. thank you. when businesses look for a place to grow, they are going to see incredible opportunities here in west virginia. let's talk more about the backyard brawl. many of you know i am fond of saying this. this economic revival is more than just cutting taxes and red tape. it's about unleashing the full potential of our people and engaging in spirited competition every day. virginia, ohio, pennsylvania, maryland, kentucky, we are coming

now, the united states of america is actually becoming a more diverse country. donald trump and all of his people like it or not, the demographics of this country are that it is becoming more and more nonwhite. therefore, when he this is what the person i spoke to said, attacks on di are only going to further exacerbate air traffic controller staffing issues because you want more young people, more diverse people, because our country is not made up of older, you know, heterosexual white men. right? that is going to be the future of air traffic control. so when he's saying, oh, di, my source was just saying, that's probably going to turn off a lot of people because it's not a lot of money. it's high stress. this generation wants to have life balance kind of situation, but you don't have that. >> we're also in a situation now where he is creating and those that support him are creating a culture whereby every single person who is not white in a position of responsibility in this country. >> is. >> suspect. >> is now viewed with suspicion. >> yeah, but we. >> and th

need to look at ways may be expelling certain chinese nationals taking advantage of the united states of america, not going to make commitments on behalf of the president here, but i know the president is looking at everything, as a possibility, because we need to fight back against the theft of our country we just have to. the. maria: vice president with me yesterday, in washington, michael earlier i mentioned the scoop on china, that i was able to get a source close to the chinese communist party told me that xi jinping is a lot weaker than anyone knows because he had a ministroke a year ago last summer, and when he had the minnie stroke the politburo take military away from dee xi he does not he oversee military any longer a very important point to make, as we are looking at often comedic being software underway between u.s. and china trump is going to be a lot tougher on xi jinping and the chinese economy, than you saw in the last administration. >> yeah. michael: look with deepseek coming out a week ago part of what happened, is so hard to get your hands on nvidia gpu's seemed they got 50,0

listen to this. >> look, i hear and heard before today we hear from the united states of america thatine hundreds of billions, 227 to be more re-spice, that's what the -- precise, that's what the exact figure was sounded like and supported by congress. look at president of a wearing country, we received just over 75. this is $100 billion of the 177 or 200,some people even say we have never received. this is important. liz: $100 billion? he doesn't know where $100 billion went that we gave to ukraine? >> i don't know what to believe from one of the most corrupt al garbers in one of the -- olekowski gork in one of the most corrupt countries in the world or our government. there's figuring out where hundreds of billions of tax mayer dollars have gone, liz. but i'll say donald trump will drain the swamp. the foundation of the swamp is administrative state. he has to break the state to brain the swamp. he does it. liz: ned ryun, thanks for joining us. listen to this. the fbi was a corrupt institution and c kash is the oe to do it and great confidence to make the fbi great again. liz: that

disenfranchisement has ripped across the southern region of the united states of america. is cracking and packing that has been hang not only in metropolitan nashville, davidson county but also in pulaski county where little rock is the county seat. in both of those locations they were divided into three separate congressional districts and there are lutz pepdzing right now in both of those regions -- lawsuits penning in those regions. gerrymandering is what is causing us to be at a loss when it comes to having a majority in u.s. house of representatives. the republicans are stealing seats. they are suppressing the votes throughout the united states. but i'm crazy enough to believe that the concentration is mostly being felt throughout the southern united states of america. there's ongoing conversation about going in rural america it go get out the vote. i want to encourage all to make sure that you journey down to the poverty stricken mississippi delta in the south. go it greenville and lehmann, mississippi, go to blytheville, arkansas and baton rouge, louisiana go tell th

child sex trafficking has no place in the united states of america, and i will do everything if confirmed as fbi director to make sure the american people knows the full weight of what happened in the past and how we are going to countermand missing children and exploited children. sen. blackburn: thank you for that. i do want to touch on the political persecution -- i find it so interesting that they feel like you would carry out political persecutions. your parents are with us today. they fled uganda and persecution from idi amin. and i think that with your background, given your family's history, you would never move to political persecution. is that accurate? mr. patel: yes, senator, that is. sen. blackburn: and we appreciate you would remove any kind of two tiers of justice from the fbi because they have practiced that every day for years. not all fbi agents. there are some good ones, and we certainly want to keep them. while the politics has got to be moved out of the agency. now, they have tried to frame you as being anti-police. we've discussed that some today. i know that you gre

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i pledge allegiance, to the flag, of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, individual -- indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> right face. guard, march. >> i will now invite reverend dr. dexter, the pastor of new bethel baptist church in washington, d.c. to deliver this morning's indication. you may all have a seat. thank you. good morning, and thank you so much. >> good morning to each of you. good morning to each of you. >> good morning. >> proverbs 21:21 says whoever pursues righteousness and love finds life, prosperity and honor. the problem is that those who pursue these virtues often become weary because the work is hard. and the waiting is long. and that you would have hope is my prayer today in knowing that the almighty is watching and that through you, you would be available to the light of god to shine. for where there is light, darkness cannot prevail. let us pray. almighty god, ruler and creator of everything in heaven and under heaven, we come seeking, asking and invoking

is a catastrophic failure and it leads to a spectacular crash, how rare is that in the united states of america>> i don't know specific statistics but it is pretty rare. a majority of airliners are not rear mounted engines. the learjet is known for being a little more challenging to fly anyway and the close proximity of the two engines to each other, if one catastrophically failed, and it does happen on occasion, it could have infiltrated the other engine or as i said, the rear flight controls which is what it looks like. >> jesse: and the jet is registered in mexico. what would that indicate? just ownership? >> aircraft registration all over the world, just like ships or registered in the bahamas. i'm not familiar with the company. they could have owned it in mexico, leased it to a u.s. company, it could be here on work. it doesn't really mean anything. it would still undergo the same inspections as a u.s. aircraft. >> jesse: got it, think you so much. >>> let's get into our local fox affiliate. getting local coverage on the ground, listen. >> it was a medical flight. >> we're the same thing.

of the united states. it is edward snowden a traitor to the united states of america? that is not a hard question to answer when the stakes are this high. ms. gabbard: senator -- sen. bennet: is your answer yes or no, is edward snowden a traitor to the united states of america? ms. gabbard: as when he was worn the uniform in combat i understand how critical our national security is. sen. bennet: apparently you don't. let me ask you. i have worked very hard to put your own words in front of the committee. not fake news, not conspiracy theories on the internet but the actual things you have said. on february 23, 2022, at the very moment that russian tanks were rolling across the peaceful border of ukraine for the first time, you tweeted at 11:30 p.m. your time "this war and suffering could have easily been avoided if the biden administration/nato had simply acknowledged russia's legitimate security concerns regarding ukraine becoming a member of nato." you say that? ms. gabbard: i believe you reading my tweet. sen. bennet: a few months later you said on your podcast that

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he's now the co-president of the united states of america. ngs, state secrets and whatnot. i mean, does that suggest that elon musk is not read in on how anything works and is really just deriving information from his own broken platform? >> i do think that the. main source of information for elon musk is his own platform. yes, that that is not maybe how things should work given the amount of influence he. >> has. >> yada yada yada. but yes, i mean, i think everything we know about elon's information diet is it is driven by the, you know, 500 or 1000 people he currently follows online. those people have extraordinary power. and, you know, those are pseudonyms. those are those are real people. i mean, elon obviously also is a well known participant. in many kind of silicon valley group text threads. i would not discount the influence of. >> the memes. >> that are sent around there as well. >> and this is. >> not elon is not somebody who. >> is. >> who is, you know, kind of. >> doing his own. >> research and kind of deriving information from exp