>> hi there, wolf. it's clear that the kremlin is very happy with the way that the talk went down. the phone call went down between president trump and russian president vladimir putin. in fact, the kremlin spokesman, dmitry peskov, texted me after that call took place and said that he found the call to be very constructive and positive also. so the russian side is certainly quite pleased with what happens. you feel that political russia as well, with some of the comments that we're hearing. the russians confirming a lot of the things that president trump said about that call, that the atmosphere was one that was very warm, that both leaders invited each other to each other's countries for visits. they're a couple of interesting things, wolf, that we picked up on from the russian side is that they say that they would be okay with u.s. officials coming here to moscow to talk about various issues, including possibly solving the ukraine crisis, ending the war in ukraine. so some of those negotiations could

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> let's get straight to the breaking news tonight. president trump parroting russian propaganda as he falsely accuses ukraine of starting the war, which began almost three years ago when vladimir putins troops invaded ukraine. i want to bring in our chief national affairs correspondent, jeff zeleny. he's traveling with the president in florida. so, jeff, what exactly did president trump say? >> well, if it was some of the sharpest criticism we have heard directed from the trump administration, or in fact, any american president at the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy, of course, this is coming on a day when the u.s. and russia were meeting to talk about the very fate of ukraine. zelenskyy did not have a seat at the table, but the president was asked specifically about that just a short time ago at his mar-a-lago resort. he fired back at zelenskyy, suggesting that he could have stopped the war three years ago. >> i th

wolf, the ukrainians, most notably, are not.we heard from president zelenskyy earlier today saying quite angrily, frustrated that he hadn't been told about this meeting, saying that nothing will be decided about ukraine without them there and then. the europeans aren't there either. and we heard from trump's ukraine envoy keith kellogg, just a few days ago, saying that he doesn't believe that the europeans should be at the table. now, that was softened a little bit, walked back a little bit by the secretary of state, marco rubio. here's what he had to say yesterday. >> if it's real negotiations and we're not there yet. but if that were to happen, ukraine will have to be involved because they're the ones that were invaded and the europeans will have to be involved because they have sanctions on putin and russia as well. and they have contributed to this effort. we're just not there yet. >> the europeans have certainly contributed to that effort. the eu has actually contributed more than the united states. but what the u.s. is try

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> we begin with the breaking news over at the white house. elon musk taking center stage with president trump for an extended q&a with reporters as their extreme government makeover is under intense scrutiny. cnn's jeff zeleny is following all of these developments for us. jeff, the optics of the oval office moment were with musk were unprecedented. >> well, if it was an extraordinary sight, seeing president trump sitting at the resolute desk and elon musk standing just a few feet away, going on at great length about the work he's been doing over the last three weeks or so inside the government. of course, it was also part of a public relations campaign as judges across the country, even some members of congress obviously are raising deep questions about this. elon musk was talking for the first time about what he's finding inside the government. not many opportunities to actually press him for details and actually check som

>> yes, wolf. and i think we saw that just in what we just heard from the reporting with gorgias and alito, uh, willing to take up the case on the merits rather than deciding to to not decide, as has just been described. i do think that we have seen, um, an extreme expansion in the interpretation of executive power. and this is a real test. uh, there's a federal law that created this office of special counsel, in congress, tried to, uh, make very clear the reasons why an individual could be terminated. they tried to outline this. and so this is going to be a test of the separation of powers. and so i think we can expect to see this court continue on their streak of their interpretation of executive power. and i do think there is a chance that the supreme court will rule in the trump administration's favor in this case for those reasons. >> jennifer rodgers, our legal analyst, is still with us. jennifer, this was, as we we noted, the first u.s. supreme court test of the second trump administration.

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> and we begin tonight with breaking news fallout from president trump's stunning attack on the ukrainian, his ukrainian counterpart calling vladimir zelenskyy a dictator. just one day after u.s. and russian diplomats excluded. ukrainian negotiators from peace talks. now, trump allies like vice president jd vance are piling on, warning zelenskyy against, quote, badmouthing trump in the media and mr. trump's national security adviser, mike wallace is admitting the relationship between the two leaders is clearly going in the wrong direction, while emphasizing trump won't tolerate any criticism over his plans to try to end the conflict in ukraine. >> well, it's one that's. >> that's frustrated. >> right now. >> and clearly is going in in the wrong direction. but what president trump is focused on is. ending the fighting, going to a ceasefire and having. >> a broader. >> having a. >> broader agreement. >> i don't think anyone sh

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> first to the breaking news tonight, the frenzy inside the federal government right now as the trump administration backtracks on a threat to fire workers who don't respond to an emailed ultimatum from elon musk. cnn's rene marsh is joining us now. she's got all the latest details. tell our viewers, renee, what you're learning. >> well, just about six hours until that deadline to respond to that email and the confusion among the federal workforce remains high. now, the office of personnel management formally notified agencies this afternoon that that so-called what did you do last week email sent over the weekend is voluntary and that the failure to respond will not result in resignation. now that guidance runs counter to what elon musk said over the weekend. musk posted on x, and i'm quoting failure to respond will be taken as a resignation. it also runs counter to what the president said today. president trump saying that

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> let's get right to the breaking news. just hours after the white house lobbed new attacks at volodymyr zelenskyy, the ukrainian president now says he has hope following a visit from a top trump envoy. our chief national security correspondent, nick paton walsh, has details. he's joining us from the ukrainian capital of kyiv. nick, this meeting with keith kellogg clearly left an impression on zelenskyy. >> yeah, certainly. in his nightly address to ukrainians saying how the meeting has indeed restored hope. and mentioning how they addressed security guarantees, the exchange of prisoners of war, potentially, and also the economic elements of their relationship with the united states. that pointing towards the rare earth minerals deal that trump's cabinet and trump keep talkingbout. but what a tumultuous 2440 eight hours for u.s. ukrainian relations. they've certainly taken a blow. this is the closest ukraine has got to presi

but, wolf, this is all coming. as you said, questions have been raised about who is actually running the department of government efficiency. elon musk, of course, is leading the charge, but not officially the administrator. we're learning now that it's a former health care executive. amy gleason is her name. she worked in the first trump administration, and she is the administrator for this. she's a longtime health care consultant. but this is all coming as 21 officials are from the the department of government officials who resigned today saying they simply would not do the work they were being asked to do. so much controversy over this. as we enter the fifth week of this administration, wolf. >> lots of controversy, indeed. and, jeff, president trump, just moments ago unveiled this concept he has now of what he's calling a gold card for extremely wealthy foreigners to come to the united states. tell us about this. >> well, the president was signing an executive order on an unrelated matter and taking questions f

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. our top story tonight, a cabinet meeting unlike any we've ever seen. elon musk dominating president trump's first roundtable with agency chiefs as a sign of his growing power and influence within the trump administration. cnn's jeff zeleny is over at the white house for us with details. jeff, walk us through today's historic meeting. >> well, if there were any questions where the power lies in this new trump administration, the first cabinet meeting today made clear it is not among members of the cabinet. that was clear in the opening moments of the meeting where the president turned to elon musk, who was sitting in the side of the room and had him explain his government efficiency program. of course, many cabinet officials are well aware of this because they have been dealing with the fallout from that email that musk's group sent last weekend asking for all government employees to effectively justify their existence. but the cabinet secretary sat in silence as elon musk spoke. but t

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i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> and we begin with breaking news, new protests, resignations by top u.s. justice department officials and a new york federal prosecutor. they're quitting over the trump administration's order to drop criminal corruption charges against the democratic mayor of new york city, eric adams. cnn's kara scannell is in new york. she's got details for us. kara, what do we know about these officials and their resignations? >> well, wolf, this is becoming a growing crisis at the justice department. the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, dael sassoonwho is serving in an acting capacity, informed the department of justice that she would be resigning today. that is because she will not follow through with the directive from acting deputy attorney general emil bove to dismiss those charges against eric adams. this followed this meeting that took place between the prosecutors from the southern district and bovy and adams

wolf: thank you.start of president tump's second term brought dramatic proposals and unprecedented changes to the federal government that includes pushing the legal boundaries of executive authority. our new series, on democracy, is taking a step back to look at big questions about the changing laws, institutions and norms. stephen vladeck is a law professor at georgetown university who focuses on federal courts and constitutional law. great to have you here. is -- as donald trump pushes the limits of executive power, he told reporters that no judge "should be allowed to rule against the changes his administration is making. add to that a tweet from jd vance who appeared to question the judicial branch's authority after a federal judge temporarily stopped elon musk and his aides from accessing government systems. vance said judges are not allowed to control the executives legitimate power. that seems to at least raise the idea that the current administration is ignoring or defying, ready to ignore or

secretary wolf, welcome back to the program. sec. wolf: thanks for having me. good to be here.press secretary karoline leavitt said that more than people have been 8000 arrested in immigration enforcement action since president trump was inaugurated on january 20. we have seen reports that the president has been unhappy with the pace of arrests and deportations. when you talk to people on the inside, what do they tell you about the challenges of meeting these expectations? sec. wolf: the number i have gotten is over 11,000. i think it is a good first step. we have to remember that we are only three, going on the fourth week of the administration. scaling up, the number of folks removed from the country will take a little time. i think they want immediate results. given where the president has been on this. as you indicate, there are challenges to doing that, both you need manpower to target and arrest individuals, and then you need detention space to put them in as they are being flown out of the country. all of that takes logistics, it takes scaling up to be able to do that. b

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his senate so long the boy who cried wolf.we are basically on a collision course with a constitutional crisis. >> joining us out to analyze the coverage is fox news contributor meghan hays a former top official in the biting campaign and white house. is this a constitutional crisis varies pendants are claiming? buck's first off, it is good to have you back. i hope you're doing well. >> a push it. >> this is not a constitutional crisis. i think the point dana was making in that segment that you posted is when you have someone cry wolf long enough, then you do not have the language for what happens when the wolf actually shows up. in this case elon musk is the wolf and this is the kind of thing people view them that way. especially in this. the truth is is not a constitutional crisis. we see what is happening in the courts is indicative of that. courts are reacting to what donald trump is doing, what lee elon musk is doing. they are responding and appealing it had one of the things i think that is key in this administration from

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the band sparks the wolf. you now have to fight. they give you the weapons, you now have to fight with it and tell you when you're allowed to lay them down. and then the people for lotions away on the peaceful spice make a killing of your national companies. can you smell the silver and to yet ukraine is on like support, and the west is hovering by its side, like a greedy relatives leaning over to the kiss of death, as it prepares to inherit the lot. there no doubt to resident to say, vol foot, call me a lie. why? because they've been told otherwise. i'm by who took this mode. unfortunately, almost 90 percent of ukrainian media survived on grants. because in the 1st year, the advertising market fail, in particular, in the field of online media by 92 percent in and it has not yet recovered. so while national media got advertisers and started earning money and they can not cover 100 percent of their needs, with that, we learned that in regional media, advertising revenues now range from 3 to 10 percent. it is simply impossible to surv

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play out a little bit differently, wolf. lori chavez deremer, a former congresswoman, has taken some positions more pro union positions supporting legislation that some republicans who are opposed to have raised concerns about. one republican, senator, rand paul, who sits on the key committee considering the nomination plans at the moment to vote against this nomination. if this went down along party lines, that could be enough to stop this nomination, wolf. but some democratic senators are telling me tonight, wolf, that they are open to backing her, including senators tim kaine and tammy baldwin. they say they need to hear what she has to say in this confirmation hearing before they make a final decision, but this could need democratic votes to get over the finish line. we'll see if that actually happens here, wolf. in the coming days. >> we'll be watching manu raju up on capitol hill. thank you very much. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. thanks very much for watching. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >> outfr

chad wolf, sarah carter, thank you for joining us on "hannity" tonight. >>> coming up next, the trumpng so-called journalists. we will explain and get reaction is more of this special edition continues right after the break. (tony hawk) i still love to surf, snowboard, and of course, skate, so i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's high-absorption magnesium glycinate helps me get the full benefits of magnesium. qunol. the brand i trust. >> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity". so-called journalists in the media mall are ramping up their petty anti-trump reporting. for example,, the associated press is still refusing to refer to the gulf of america by its new name. despite recognition from google, apple and other major outlets. as a result, the white house is blocking the associated press from the oval office and air force one. a white house official explained the decision, writing, quote, the associated press continues to ignore the lawful geographic name change of the gulf of america. this decision is not just divisive but it also exposes th

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at some point when you say it over and over it is the boy who cried wolf. to use that rhetoric, no one is pay attention. elizabeth: the voters did not believe it jack, we have a system of three -- split system here in u.s. there are checks and plans, no one believes that democrats are fear mongering btbb, they say their bureaucracy is in crisis. >> it, nothing represents that more than when you look you see, the record number of african-american that voted for president trump. he won majority of hispanic vote. he brought together every demographic, people are tired of this rhetoric, people want law and order in their communities there is no reason, if you grew up in the inner-cities now in america you can't walk around, people are tired of tthe two-tiers justice system, that is why his mug shot is hanging up in oval office, people in american american public are tired of that. elizabeth: it is breath taking idiotic and stupid for them to keep using that word. it is not true. jason. >> you are precisely correct, almost like they are trying to redefine that w

and also the idea of the nature of the attack, the wolf pack. lester holt (voiceover): wolf pack-- it was the name the media had recently given to another group of five teenagers who, just the year before, were arrested for brutally attacking a jogger in central park. bratton says law enforcement had a strategy in dealing with these so-called wolf packs. you had to get every one of them. you had to send out the message that the importance of not just arresting one or two, but to get all of them. lester holt (voiceover): and that's exactly what police were doing in the watkins case. within 24 hours, they had a group of teenagers in custody. but bratton says the impact of brian watkins' murder on new york didn't end with those arrests. well, it was a seminal case for me that allowed us to have a tipping point impact. lester holt (voiceover): the day after the murder, bratton received a call from the governor's office, offering $40 million to help fight crime, money that would be used to hire thousands of new cops. and soon, the city's crime rate b

steve more and robert wolf -- first, we go to white house correspondent peter doocy.en quite a day. >> now, white house officials are telling us that about one-third of the entire federal workforce emailed elon musk back, even though their direct supervisors told him it was not mandatory. >> i can announce that we have had more than 1 million workers who have chosen to participate in this very civil task of sending five bullet points to your direct supervisor or manager, ccing -- i participated. it took me about a minute and a half to think of five things i did last week. i do five things in about 10 minutes. all federal workers should be working at the same pace president trump is working and moving. >> doge is claiming now to have identified $65 million in cuts or duplicate payments so far. white house officials claimed the cabinet secretaries were not caught off guard by the weekend email asking for these bullet points. democrats for their part continue looking for ways to try to undermine the public's trust in musk. >> the destruction of our democracy as part of t

. >> trace: what he is saying is that they are crying wolf.g trump says they states terrible and when they have a good point, nobody believes them. >> a much better look for the democrats to actually admit that may be there is some bloat, maybe some ways to cut what j.d. vance was saying today that we were paying for afghanistan women to have modern art lessons and toilets, i think democrats should be able to admit maybe we don't actually need that. it would be much more sensible for the democrats to just be honest about this especially because they are the working class. >> trace: the honest, tell it like it is. she minute -- she mentioned it j.d. vance and he took a swipe at cnn at cpac. he made this point, watch. >> more executive orders then they have viewers. hello to our friends at cnn. i actually think that their plan was ever going to go all in on anti-trump and hope that he could save cnn in the same way he did frankly in 2017 because nobody watched the network until he became president in 2017. >> trace: it's kind of like natalie and

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