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anita: yeah. and zelenskyy certainly made that clear in that oval office meeting that, what you call a spectacle. dan hoffman, thank you so much for coming in today and giving your with insights. >> all right, thank you. anita: all right. we are following breaking news in new jersey where a police officer is dead and another is clinging to life following a wild shootout. we will have the very late. >>> plus, newly-released texts and a 911 call shining a chilling right on -- light on the night of of of the student murders. what was said, and how are they helping investigators nail down the timeline? stay with us. ♪ (v bly... ...whether it's two years, four years, or thirty-two years, like myself. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is your eligibility for a va loan not 80 percent but 100 percent the value of your home and that's what you can get at newdayusa. call 1-844-900-3696. anita: a tragic night for law enforcement in the guard withen state. a new jersey police offi

anita, thank you so much for joining us. what do you make of this as the first lady's choice of her first speech in trump's second term? >> well, thank you for having me on, i think this. i can't think of an issue that is more relevant for a first lady to be engaged and clearly connected to an initiative that she tried to elevate the first time that she served in the role of first lady and could not get people to join her at a round table or join her in partnership. so to go to capitol hill to talk about a bill that's already passed the senate and now needs house approval is a great use of her time. >> and how much does a push like that help? because so many times we know about these bills that pass one chamber and don't pass the other. >> right, exactly. and certainly this, you know, every bill has that is at risk for that to happen. but it's hard to imagine. an issue or an area where the all sides can't come together on this. i mean, children's well-being in an issue with a.i. and the dangers and challenges that it that it

now let's get out to anita with more detail on what we heard from friedrich. >> last night. >> and anitao that point from berenberg. what a change from the incoming chancellor. >> yes, totally. >> i mean, if you read between the lines. >> that was. never actually against. >> changing that. >> so-called straitjacket. >> of public finance. >> the debt brake. >> but he never stepped out. >> openly and said, yes, that's. >> what i'm going to do, because. >> he also. >> doesn't want to. lose some of. >> the voters who actually. >> think that this is. >> crucial, that germany. >> keeps its straitjacket. >> but in all these conversations. we had throughout the years, he was always clear about the fact that there needs to be more spending in infrastructure. and that is one thing, and that is how he actually brought the spd firmly into his camp. so a very clever compromise bill that. and at the same time he said this trump-zelensky press conference last friday is a sea change in transatlantic relations. we can't rely on the us anymore and that needs to trigger serious actions. and here. >> we. >>

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anita: thank you for watching today, it's been great to be with you. jonathan: great great being with you, and i'm looking forward to those long evenings, playing more with the kids. of it's always a fun time. i'mthan hunt. "fox news live" continues right now with the great rich edson. ♪ rich: the mystery surrounding the deaths of oscar-winning actor gene hackman and his wife have been solved. new mexico authorities detalling new information into their concern detailing new information. hackman's final harrowing week, diswhraws ahead. >>> and a 14-year-old has been charged with murder after a newark, new jersey, police officer was killed in a shootout friday night and another remains in critical condition. the breaking details coming up. welcome to "fox news live," i'm rich edson. we begin with a fox news alert. the trump administration is pulling $400 million in federal funding from columbia university citing pro-palestinian protests saying that the university is failing to protect jewish students from if harassment. c.b. cotton is lye at columbia uni

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thank you my the the, or you cranes, anita says he's committed to bringing the will with russia to an end a soon as possible on his comments is on a hated meeting between him and the us president donald trump happened on friday when he accused resumes the landscape of being ungrateful for us, some of that 3 support. not in the way cuz that me think the white house suspended . old minute tree 8. 60. it's a keys. the incidence. can you release the statements on social media saying that what transpired in the, as office is regrettable and that's it's time to make things right. he's also reiterate says that he's ready to sign or us minerals agreements with us. so it's any time as a step towards solid security guarantees. trump has pressured keys to sign the deal, which would give the us revenue from ukraine's mineral results. is now the us is the biggest singles, the 2 cranes minute tree effort, bonds, washington. suspending 8 keys is looking to its european allies, the stuff up support, charles trots and reports. this is a german gift called air defense system. it has a range of around 5

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plan to me, and it certainly is not a plan the presidents on board with and honestly you're planning anita was caused by his allies in europe. a long lost extent. another job. he's away from the us asking how many more people have to die in the military conflicts before lots of measure lensky agrees to make peace as well. the on the elected official is leaning on shoulders in europe. his country's citizens being forcibly drugs to the front lines the so the whiskey just left the trump standing at the altar in washington just as their valves are about to be taken on the minerals for peace deal. and he went off to see your opinion leaders as well, their favorite girlfriend, for yet another orgy of hugging kissing. and performative self flagellation all complementing each other. while he's busy being everyone's favorite side chicken, brussels, or this time in london, he's simultaneously totally trump. he will sign the deal, but here is care star, i guess a bit slow on the uptake ear to throw british troops into the next. just so, you know, as long as the us holds its hands while they're there,

the flashing vessel said, god is in the capital damascus and explains how to 3 anita is trying to unite the country following the violence. i think this recent clashes and tension has once again 2 minds of the one. that's the new city. a must be an inclusive one because this company has pests as tremendously as a for us to suffer from it at making decisions for them to the fact that he and collages and the conflicts and the tensions now. president said, i see in that, well, there is over the advantage of a government in place, but they are soon going to form a and tell them government and doesn't tell them. government is going to be a paved representation of different sites and the new cities or different segments of societies or facility is because one of the criticism for the current government here was that it was to one color to one voice. no. the shot to see that they're going to build a new government that is going to represent the true picture of, of, of syrians. as i said this, this remark is absolutely important because there were some, these, some have told us that is going to

you would want to sort of miss without anita saying that it's, it's really, it's only a goal and, but it doesn't want to get his hands the ti whatsoever. what are your thoughts? well, she's saying she's not going to put soldiers or boots on the ground. i think she's giving lip service to something that simply ludicrous. that's a really chris idea to have ukraine protected by nato when it's not part of nato. i mean, you can't, you, it's not even viable. it's not a viable solution. the fact is, ukraine doesn't qualify. you know, 5 ways to sunday this and said, not only that, but russia has made it very, very clear that there should be no peacekeeping troops in ukraine by nato. that's the red line. and that, you know, the fact that the great britain, france, um, the, you basically, nato keeps trying to push back on that is really short sighted because it's not leading to a lasting piece. we want a lasting peace in order to do that. so it's, it's not going to be having you print anywhere near nato, the last 7 days of being particularly trying for a lot and see who's been pulled back down

anita dot, early on, my colleague hugo piece going up, spoke with dr. ahmad boys aid, a former lebanese pond event. probably i'm a member and presidential advisor, and he says that all of this was predictable as radical. islamists came to by, as we, as lebanese as never. so to syria, we're well anticipating such events taking place because the kind of the, what the 7th, it'd be an experience in syria. the tv of congress following the december 2024 over the total of president bush shut off of it. it has led to this book chip, if i may say, because the origin of this the highest, the heavier assignment, the other groups will actually side thing by them. uh, is very much fun. dement that is on there is no chance whatsoever. and this very unique from december and the last to, to change the thoughts before even the triple bunk, the web, the web, i mean, for the 2nd year, they have stopped the same thing with other groups. so who, when i guess them, so what's going on now? i believe it is the beginning. i'm afraid to say this, but a judge inborn was happening. drops him on was on what's happe

anita, florida and philipo spoke to r t and an exclusive interview. and he said that the more the russia had the us engaging peace efforts, the more general panics. the europe and union is a paranoid apparatus. it only has enemies, its world is getting narrower and narrower. it makes enemies from within hungry. slovakia may be romania if jo jessica wins, which i would really like. we are internal enemies. for example, we patriots those who advocate for a suffering from a considered very dangerous internal enemies and other countries have them to russia is the enemy, china is the enemy. now the united states has become an enemy. so the world of the european union is a small, limited very paranoid world full of enemies with where they wage a war against every one. this is in a tunnel war led by the hysterical kaya kal, us are the head of european diplomacy. an empty found is the name of her position. this is a woman with extremely pro, military and extremely anti russian aggressive sentiments. she's always been like this woman, we're in a boat with madm

if you're going to go more validate the know when that visit me or anita northern police, i normally serial number to mentor. no, and do you want to see the sequel you'll see i knew was it google showed, i mean, you know, i was going to think of it to you, me a little bit professional to the i guess simply. so you said you sit by level of you should the legal to be more. yeah. so the whole will just be supported with a 100 and what do you before the lucky so we let them go the previous year to see quickly what they directed to a position or whether it equals 4 good points that even when that but he is you know, can you give me that change on that? i think it will be save you money. you know, if you don't have, if you don't have a boy named when a site is a 1970 mean a grew up in that media class family. he played as a goal keeper and he's he was trying to economics after witnessing argentina's financial troubles, he's come bullion tv opinions. he's quickly made him a fever among the countries you have it going to open data. okay. can you take a community talk when we saw no, simply w

they fired doug, raj, anita... and half of gary. out, firing a bunch of people big willy-nilly style is also pissing off the people that they want to keep working. earlier this week, to protest the layoffs of 80 workers, the fda's food safety chief resigned. great! we lost the guy in charge of food! that's one of my favorite things to put in my mouth! the fda official in question is jim jones, not the kool-aid one, and his title is -- and we're not making this up -- deputy commissioner of human foods. not to be confused with the "commissioner of humans who are food," who is, of course... >> the late, great hannibal lecter. >> stephen: there you go. all these cuts are the work of d.o.g.e., but it's not exactly clear what d.o.g.e. is. we know it's not an official government department, 'cause that would have to be established by an act of congress, and we know the guy in charge of it has not been elected to any office or confirmed to any cabinet position. up to this point, all we knew for certain about d.o.g.e. is who that guy in char

everything is enough, anita, like last amelia. i see it above categories because kill us. but who knows out them? i think, i mean, that's all again from this back up there, what you have to say is it see this and what else is yeah. what is the soonest a when it goes i can go to it was split up. we see this. yeah. the adamant that like los a new iphone, we have sophia samples, but the console we have to use a ceiling fan without going on the windows if i a so i don't want us like galli, columbia. so netflix, the moment. what is the policy implantable? assume fed up in the setup, less amelia. so ones in yellow, luminous blue and upset about the police because fully because they don't need to see that the same thing as single, single ceiling to come up with you on every side. so you're not going to assume that it was part of another consumer electives associated photos of the noise. that's like you have the 1000000 desktop mass collect. and so i have barely that assigned a balanced view. and as he said to be easiest to present the majority in mind, the manual, the customary o

everything is enough, anita, like the familiar i see out of us back. that is the gulf coast but who knows out will not be coming there. so as anything that's like a big one. yeah. associated with the image is it says, what is the soonest a big when it goes, i can go to the list politically. see this? yeah. but out of memphis like laza, new yeah. iphone. we have sophia, i see a book, but the console we have cuz it's the on the middle part. and so i don't want to start kindly columbia from the proxy moment. the airport in the policy and political assume fed up in its setup less amelia. so one thing a lot luminous fluid upset about the police because because they don't need to fill up the same thing as single single film to come up with you on every side. so you're not going to assume that it was part of the consumer feel like i've got a little some don't know if i don't want to noise up like half a 1000000 desktop mass connecting. so i have literally been assigned a bottle of view and if he said it'd be easiest to present the my joy to the photos coming

we get into the thomas anita hill hearings. so there is a lot and it's just every time, it's just such a joy as somebody who is a political junkie and also who, look, we we have to admit it, when there's a scandal, it's interesting for us to cover and to dive into it with some perspective. getting to talk to the players. and, you know, after the scandal has played out, it's just it's a joy. >> yeah. the the perspective of time and distance is always it's like it adds a whole fun new layer when you're looking at any, any big moment in history, especially a scandal. >> 100%, especially given where we are as a society, given hunter biden, given the presidencies of the last decade, it's a it's an interesting time. >> an interesting time. is this the first time we've had you in studio with us ever? >> no, no. right. but in a while. >> in a while. >> well, you don't invite me. >> so is over. >> is it? the the no book, no booking alert has been lifted. >> what happened? >> what? >> what was the. was it the eagles winning the super bow

and finally, tonight, the most salacious scandals that have rocked america, from lance armstrong to anital's testimony against clarence thomas. jake tapper has a look at his brand new season of united states of scandal. >> you can't. investigate and convict criminals with angels. >> so the fbi takes a gamble. they'll let this con man try to earn his freedom by conducting stings on white collar criminals. they had no idea how far that would go. >> it started in a very humble way. the object was only to recover stolen art and securities. and to everyone's amazement, who was involved in the investigation. three years later, it resulted in the conviction of six united states congressmen and a united states senator. >> the incredible series by jake. don't

and finally, tonight, the most salacious scandals that have rocked america, from lance armstrong to anita hill's testimony against clarence thomas. jake tapper has a look at his brand new season of united states of scandal. >> you can't. investigate and convict criminals with angels. >> so the fbi takes a gamble. they'll let this con man try to earn his freedom by conducting stings on white collar criminals. they had no idea how far that would go. >> it started in a very humble way. the object was only to recover stolen art and securities. and to everyone's amazement, who was involved in the investigation. three years later, it resulted in the conviction of six united states congressmen and a united states senator. >> the incredible series by jake. don't >> russia, the tough talk didn't last long. from former national security adviser, investor john bolton joins me tonight. >> we now know what happened to actor gene hackman and his wife, and the cause of her death and the timing of it is surprising. good evening. we start with the breaking news. just three nights ago, elon musk was receiv

her parents, anita and larry, so proud of their eldest daughter. she was wonderful with kids.d her. andrea canning: never could they have prepared themselves for the dreadful phone call they received. is your daughter carolyn casey? i said, yes. and i think he said, well, there's been an accident, and your daughter's dead. a fire. andrea canning: when carolyn's younger sister, amanda, learned the news, she collapsed with grief. i just screamed really loud. made my ears ring from my screaming. they've got this wrong? yeah. something's wrong. she didn't die. i said, no. she's not dead. what was the turning point? i called her apartment, and she didn't answer. detective capps did say it was homicide. i think we had a strong feeling that possibly there was some type of sexual assault that occurred and that somebody was trying to cover up some evidence. andrea canning: kelly brown of "the eagle" newspaper had another story to write. this is a community that's not used to a lot of murders. it's not used to violent crimes like this. and it certainly wasn't used to having a murder vic

anita will be speaking to lufthansa ceo carsten spohr later on.ng you that interview here on cnbc. merck has reported a 2% rise in full year net sales. the group says it expects currency adjusted earnings growth of up to 8% this year. coming up on the show, bank of england governor andrew bailey warns of substantial risk from president trump's tariff policy. we'll go through what that means for ■consumers next. >> guys. >> how frustrating is it to find a great pair of jeans too. >> tight here, too. loose there. >> too long there? >> standard jeans use just two measurements and tailor custom jeans use seven different measurements to give you the perfect fit. your phone can measure you right now. download the taylor app on ios or android. choose from hundreds of styles. m taylor measures you digitally and is 20% more accurate than a professional tailor. with free shipping and a money back guarantee. get your new favorite pair of jeans today. m taylor available on the apple app store or android. >> after homoglaea cleaned our. >> place for $19, we fi

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and finally, tonight, the most salacious scandals that have rocked america, from lance armstrong to anita hill's testimony against clarence thomas. jake tapper has a look at his brand new season of united states of scandal. >> you can't. investigate and convict. criminals with angels. >> so the fbi takes a gamble. they'll let this con man try to earn his freedom by conducting stings on white collar criminals. but they had no idea how far that would go. >> it started in a very humble way. the object was only to recover stolen art. >> and securities. >> and to everyone's amazement, who was involved in the investigation. three years later, it resulted in the conviction of six united states congressmen and a united states senator. >> the incredible series by jake. don't miss his all new season starting sunday night at nine. thanks for joining us. the sauce begins now. >> straight from the source. >> tonight, wild. >> new details on what. >> really happened inside that. >> reportedly explosive meeting. >> with the trump. >> cabinet and. >> elon musk. >> at least. >> two trump cabinet. members

anita says whatever you think of trump, he has got the eu in a huddle trying to think what they should the us president, especially after his tense exchange with volodymyr zelenskyy, and that this comes as top european leaders are meeting in london. they are meeting right now, actually, and we'll have more from that. christopher hope will be bringing us more and about 5:00 we�*ll get a full a bit of a press conference there that's around about that time. so stay with me. but for the great british debate this hour, i�*m asking, should donald trump's state visit to britain be cancelled? joining me, political commentator lee harris and also labour activist chris wall. chris wall, what do you think? >> well, like i said before, i mean, i think starmer�*s just it mean, i think starmer's just it shouldn't be dismissed. i think shouldn�*t be dismissed. i think cummings is sort of highlighted some of the critics and, you know, some of the joke policies of wanting to stop it. but i think the person that really would want this to be stopped is nigel farage. he's going to be sort of pressed up ag