and the dilemma for democrats, senator elizabeth warren will be here live in the arena. hi, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. welcome to the arena. it's wonderful to have you with us on this monday. and as we launch our new program, it feels as though the stakes for america and for the world have never been higher. and that is where we start today with the fallout from president trump's unprecedented showdown with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. new reporting just in to cnn. cabinet secretaries planning to meet this week to discuss the next steps on ukraine, including the possibility of suspending military aid as president trump continues to seethe about what happened in the oval office on friday. >> you're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel. we're going to feel very good. we're going to feel very good and very strong influence. you're right now not in a very good position. you've allowed yourself to be in a very bad position, and it happens to be right about from. >> the very beginning of the war. >> not in a good position. you don't have the cards righ

[cheering] >> i am not elizabeth warren. [cheering] i'm from indivisible. [cheering] i do want to raise our incredible partners in this. give it up. [cheering and applauding] who got to move on, america's financial report. 335. [cheering] these of the workers, the banks, give them some love. [cheering] and got to brag a little bit. when elon musk started with the treasury, i think i hear senator coming. she's coming up. we are going to get to you. [cheering] last week when elon musk started bringing treasury, there is luggage response congressional allies. i didn't love to see it, we have been in thousand people on a call. go around to your senators where you live tell them, stop elon musk. [cheering] within 24 hours there were 300 offense all over the country, every single state just about called on their senators. who was at the treasury building on tuesday. thousands of people calling him senators to shut down. shut it down. shut down. that was on tuesday. you know they did? they shut it down the soda down. embodiment. [cheering] >> we are getting there.

i know elizabeth warren, you can't spell warren without war.hink the rest of the world really wants peace in this conflict. and zelenskyy loves the money. and unfortunately for him, mass death and the money have been hand-in-hand and he's like well, it's ukraine, all going take the money and then he went back home and they were like no, we have to stop this immediately. you go back there right now. you apologize, you put on a nice shirt and you write a letter. [applause] >> greg: do you think you will come back or will they just do this over zoom? >> they can probably just do it by fax. but i thought the whole thing was dreadful but i do think it is going to get to a good outcome. and it's possible that he needed to doge his consultants as well and that includes everyone from the biden administration. and my initial thought was wise he not using an interpreter? that's the first thing i learned was you never negotiate in your second language. and i know that he was trying to say i can do this, i could speak english but he meant -- i believe at o

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moderates or centrists take tough votes that lost them the election and everybody looks like elizabeth warrenknow what the voters want them to do, they have no meme reigns leading or leaders that know how to have common sense anymore. that's some of the republicans and people saying if you do not agree, 99%, 100% with everything this administration says, you might be 95% there but we won't even tolerate the 5% and we'll primary you and that's worrisome because you need all the ideas and input in the parties. stuart: senator schiff called the president a coward after the oval office meltdown last friday. are they falling back into the old way of doing things from the first term? >> it's their only way of doing things and that's the point, stuart. this is muscle memory because there's nothing else. i mean, if you ask, okay, who's the leader that stands upright now in the democratic party that doesn't sound like crazy aoc or elizabeth warren? there's nobody out there really anymore. even those that claim to be moderate democrats and they'll have a few token is issues with where they say we're a

former governor of virginia, right behind him, elizabeth warren.he senate has still not gotten seeded. we been watching them come down the aisle for quite a while. hakeem jeffries and debbie dingle. debbie's husband, the late john dingell, was in the house for years and years. jasmine, do you see a lot of men members coming through the white house? jasmine: yes, through the years, an unannounced meeting with the president, because they said, you know, i have not been here in four years but i was not invited the entire time joe biden was in office. they are excited to be in there, to be back in the oval office, really, frankly, to be back in power. the president has been really adamant about having these members of congress come over to the white house. it's one of the biggest tools that the president can use, not just the power of the president but really bremen lawmakers on air force one, bringing them into the oval, allowing them into the grandness of the white house, so in turn they can give you this legislative freedom to do what you will and t

massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is among the democrats who have invited fired federal workers as special guests. tonight >anne>for the president's address tonight, south bay congressman ro khanna has invited human rights advocate carlos eduardo espina to be his guest. congresswoman zoe lofgren has invited an agricultural scientist and veteran who was recently fired from a research center run by the usda. you can watch cbs news coverage of the president's address to congress that starts tonight at six here on kpix. we are following the stock market as those new tariffs go into effect. taking a live look at the big board. it has been in the red all day. right now the dow is down about 250 points. u.s. stocks have been in a slump prompted by signs of weakness in the economy. coming up san francisco rolling out a new plan to prevent homelessness. how mayor lori is using his own nonprofit to help at risk families. and a south bay church supporting people who need it the most. how grace baptist is making history. through years of dedication. and let's take another live look outside

leavitt: the president addressed that last night called out senator elizabeth warren. as i said in my opening speech, very telling democrats refused to clap for the american people in american interests and american right ortiz. but they did clap for ukraine. democrats should be applauding the president for doing something. >> you have spoken recently about what happened in the oval office last week even americans and inside look into behind the scenes discussions. is this how he treated joe biden, treated him this respectfully? ms. leavitt: it is a very interesting question. i don't know if anyone here asked my predecessor about that but there was a report from nbc news that earth and got increasingly frustrated with president zelenskyy when he was handing out blank checks and president zelenskyy kept asking for more. joe biden was quite frustrated with that. as i have said repeatedly, friday revealed the frustrations this administration has had in closed-door negotiations with ukrainians. president zelenskyy put out a statement yesterday which we believe is a positiv

also, dude, you busted out the elizabeth warren pocahontas line? that is such an old joke. might as well have been like "hey, pocahontas, wazzzzuuuupp?" so all in all, my review of last nights theater production is that it was humiliating and a display of thirst for attention, blind partisan rage, and a total disinterest in joint anything that might benefit the people. in other words, it truly was the state of the union. for more on last nights speech, we go live to the capital with ronny chieng. [cheers and applause] ronny, last night's spectacle had to be a new low for america. >> oh, yeah, sure, a new low. boo-hoo. it was so crazy. people were holding up signs, and all guy yelled something. last night was nothing. that shit was more boring than "white lotus." >> michael: it's not all about the plot, they are building the characters -- what matters here is that our nation's leaders were acting like screaming children. that's embarrassing. >> let me give you some international perspective. watch what happened in serbia's parliament yesterday. look at this. that's smoke bom

let's listen to what elizabeth warren had to say. >> nobody is. >> helped by shutting. >> down the.men and rip off artists. oh, and billionaires like mr. musk. who is trying to start a new x money feature on his social media. >> platform. >> by eliminating the cfpb. >> he would take. >> the financial. cop off the beat. >> and that was my point. enough zeros right in the right corners. a whole lot of bad things go away. a whole lot of them. >> not for. >> consumers, not for consumers. exactly. and so where does where does this leave consumers now? because i think consumers need to recognize a little outrageous indignation here, because they're about to get stomped on and there's no one there, right, that's going to stand guard over that stomping and prevent it. >> oh yeah. >> this is a. >> totally defunding the. >> police that look after consumers. >> that. >> look after. >> wall street. >> that look after. big tech companies. >> and here's what's actually quite striking. there's an obsession by elon musk and the big tech companies. >> about this agency. and i think here's. >> why we

he also locks the democrats and especially one particular senate, elizabeth warren, who insist on feeling the military conflicts. you want to keep it going for another 5 years. yeah, yeah, you usa, pocahontas is yes, but i wanted to stop. and meanwhile, europe has sadly spend more money buying russian oil and gas to they have spent on defending ukraine. earlier today, i received an important letter from president zalinski of ukraine. the letter rage, ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table as soon as possible to bring lasting peace closer. nobody wants pays more than the ukrainians. you said my team and i stand ready to work under president trump's strong leadership to get a piece that last. we do really value how much america has done to help ukraine, maintained its sovereignty and independence. regarding the agreement on minerals and security, ukraine is ready to sign it at any time that is convenient for you. i appreciate that he shipped this letter just got it a little while ago. simultaneously. we've had serious discussions with russia, and i received strong signals that th

liz: okay, that was shaw parnell is about the waste found and elizabeth warren saying in the past, cutet and outrage that had doge is doing that. now she's mad. the senator tommy tuckerville and great to see you again. what's your take on all of this and on the waste being found at pentagon? >> there's waste everywhere, liz. ever since i've been here, there's money going out the door and we don't know where it's going and pete hegseth taking this on as secretary of defense and we have got to save money for the american taxpayer and we're broke. we're dead broke. if we don't cut back on spending and even the defense side and find out where the money is going, we're going to lose our country. people working with elon musk and they're sharp and understand what they're doing it for and they're all in and we need to turn them loose on every agency up here in washington dc. liz: doge is so successful. now we've got a d a dozen states doing doge on their state and software cont contracts and software listenses throughout -- licenses at their own agency and sba and software products and 10,000

they allow ideas to continue to be dictated by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren on economic messagingd will that's what you see time after time. this is still a party led by the ideas that sanders and warren champion the most and they're the most disconnected from reality. liz: it's not even the normal democrat party anymore and call @ extreme far left party that's alienated all of america. the hill newspaper in washington said american voters are not agreeing with the democrat narrative against president trump and he's a threat to democracy and people feel they've been a threat to democracy. jared goldin said the democrat party is going to be weak. >> look at which state is going for the most and going for influx eight out of ten are led by i would offer most resembling for them with the goal of the federal level going to bring that's the most interesting and most growth going with the conservative enough to be going through the middle and it's going with democrats to elect him. liz: zero, zero leadership going with this. thank you, david avella. listen to this. >> did mitt romney ha

you look at that group obviously elizabeth warren is not included in this comment about how many peopleho are real advocates wasn't trump's first term in a lot of ways it was not just democrats who were objecting to it trump wanted to do an office but his own party. they found him a little unserious. they did not seem to like him very much. and so that is completely different. these are people who like trump, liked what he was doing and ultimately no that the american public that voted for trump is with trump and not necessarily with them. >> jason often the senators line up in a d in an art together and walk over but not sure they're going to do at this time. they very well may. but 53 -- 47 and as jasmine was saying, they support president trump the republicans. he has had a good run on his presidential cabin he's got everyone through, only one cabinet position is still to be filled that his labor to be voted on. but besides the matt gaetz thing he has had a pretty good run. for. >> yes it does bring too mind te clichÉ about democrats and republicans that republish at the fall and lig

democrats planning their protest many bringing federal workers fired to address as governors senator elizabeth warren bringing former employee national science foundation, laid off by dodger saying in a statement i am bringing doge to force colorado to confront workers fired people who make this country run the guest liz not only protest democrats planned. >> we should not be provide to see walkouts should not be surprised if we see the kind of coordinated efforts in, certainly -- message, we should not be surprised if we -- see people might even, you know -- react, to some lies that we know is going to tell. >>, maria, like federal workers asked to spend in email with five things accomplished president trump is coming to capitol hill to get his list of everything accomplished in month and a half president if good enough for the president he can do it, i think federal workers can do it. >> hillary vaughn on capitol hill, and of course, i think most people did expect as president to follow up with his pro promises brie an ai don't know anybody understood the rapid pace with which president trump has b

donald trump called out senator elizabeth warren in his speech. what did he say?shley: donald trump used his favorite nickname for senator warren, pocahontas, as he marked democrats for wanting to keep supporting ukraine, military aid in its war with russia. here's the president and the reaction. >> the united states has sent hundreds of billions of dollars to support ukraine's defense with no security. you want to keep it going for another five years? pocahontas says yes. >> hit a nerve when i applauded united states support of ukrainian patriots and if that hits a nerve for trump than it is worth sitting for the rest of that speech. ashley: trump ordered a pause on all us military aid to ukraine and ripped european allies for spending more on russian fossil fuels than on aid to war-torn ukraine. stuart: thank you. today vice president j.d. vance will visit the southern border with the defense secretary and national intelligence director. what is on the agenda? >> the vice president expected to touch down at the border in the next few hours. as part of the visit

per axios, senators bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, ed markey are some considering not going.hris murphy is reportedly also considering not attending telling axios with when president trump does a speech, it's not a serious event. carly, rachel and peter. -- charlie. peter: thanks, maddie. i think part of the reason nancy pelosi doesn't want anyone doing anything dramatic, two reasons. one, what if somebody comes up with something more iconic than ripping a piece of paper? it's possible. number two, the dem99 -- dems don't have the seat behind the president this year -- rachel:, oh, right. peter: it's going to be j.d. vance and mike johnson. so anything that they would be doing, any of these rank and file members, it would just come across as too small. charlie: i really love your profound if cynicism about her motives, and i think that -- to one has ever gone broke in washington, d.c. for a lack of cynicism. it is -- can you can't have too much cynicism. i think you're exactly right about it. but the problem with it is for her she doesn't want to be outdone. but the problem i

senator elizabeth warren bringing a former employee of the national science foundation. i'm bringing doug to force trump to confront the federal workers he fired. the people who make this country run. the guest list is not the only protest democrats have planned. >> we shouldn't be surprised if we see walk-outs. shouldn't be surprised if we see the kind of coordinated effort in dressing a certain way to send a message. we shouldn't be surprised if we see people might even verbally react to some of the lies that we know he is going to tell. >> the president received a lot of pushback from federal workers for him asking them to email what they did last week. president trump is coming here to the hill with a list of what he has done in the past month and a half. >> dana: it has been a full packed six weeks. >> bill: from the white house counsel to the president alina habba. thank you for coming back and good morning to you there. i want to ask you to give us a surprise but i don't think i'll get very far on that. you heard omar. how will the heckling be managed by the presi

senator elizabeth warren bring ago former employee of national science foundation laid off by doge.statement this, i'm bringing doug to force trump to confront the federal workers he fired and the people that make this country run. but the guest list is not the only protest democrats have planned. >> woe shouldn't be surprised if we see walkouts and coordinated effort to address this in a certain way to send a message. we shouldn't be surprised if we see people might preferably react to some of the lies that we know he is going to tell. reporter: it would be a list of things they've done going over them for the last month and a half. stuart: california's governor newsom cracking down on remote work. just mandated state employees return to office on july 1. why the sudden shift? we'll try to cover it. and measles alert has been issued in new jersey, three confirmed cases there. dr. mark siegle sat down -- dr. marc siegle sat down with rfk jr. to address the outbreak. dr. siegle brings us the interview, next. and of course we want to look at the markets. dow down 789 points at this st

the rest of the country grew up playing two games in backyard, cops and robbers, cowboys and elizabeth warrensobbers you knew the cops were with good guys and robbers bad guys. a broken issue that exists in blue city. the election showed us that. outside the cities trump won the whole map. >> dana: we live in a blue city. covid was a problem. former governor cuomo wants to run for mayor. >> covid, my friends, was the greatest threat faced in a generation. it was life and death. it was as serious as it gets and it was as scary as it gets. and new york, we had it first and we had it worst and we were on our own. and no one knew what to do. but what did we do? we came together, we stood tall, we stood strong, and we faced the challenge head on. >> dana: rumors for a while he would throw his hat in the ring. i'm shocked this is what he decided to lead with. >> it is an absolute slap in the face to the nursing home families saying will you bring up covid for your launch statement for mayor after your extreme fall from grace as governor of the state? he is still facing legal challenges for sexual ha

or are undecided about a going include vermont senator bernie sanders, massachusetts senator elizabeth warrenchusetts if senator ed markey among others. if per "the washington post," former house speaker nancy pelosi who notably tore apart the president's state of the union address back in 020 the is now encouraging members to, quote, let the president stew in his own juice. pelosi, who's still widely respected within the democratic conference, reportedly wants democrats to focus on the republicans' budgets framework, that gop blueprint that would enact the president's agenda and also call for spending cuts which democrats argue would slash programs like medicaid. that, in pelosi's view, would be a much more effective way for democrats to respond rather than simply interrupting the president's speech. so we'll see. charlie, rachel and peter. rachel: thank you, maddie. peter: maddie, can we keep her just for one second, i just want to double check the quote, nancy pelosi wants donald trump to stew in his own juice? >> reporter: yeah. rachel: that's a quote. i saw charlie and peter, as soon as

. >> ainsley: elizabeth warren caught up on all of her texts.hat was so rude. >> steve: she was called out. >> ainsley: 15 minutes after the top of the hour, swing state democratic elissa slotkin delivered the rebuttal. >> lawrence: lucas tomlinson joins us from d.c. with more. good morning, lucas. >> good morning. welcome to washington. democrats remain seated except al green not the singer interrupted president trump's speech promptly tossed out by the house speaker. democrats refused to stand as you just mentioned, even when trump honored that young man admitted to west point and trump made 13-year-old battling cancer an hand area secret service agent. trump said there is nothing they can do to win him over. elissa slotkin delivered the democratic response. she said ronald reagan must be rolling over in his grave right now don't for one moment fool yourself that democracy isn't precious and worth saving? how do we actually do that? i know a lot of you have been asking that question. first, don't tune out. it's easy to be exhausted. but americ

. >> ainsley: look at elizabeth warren.y had seen record high recruitment in a month, lowering taxes, capturing terrorists, biological men in women's sports, taking down porn on the internet, fogel marc fogel, student finding out he was accepted to west point. and talking about the 13-year-old diagnosed with cancer and donald trump makes him a secret service agent. watch. >> president trump: in 2018, dj was diagnosed with brain cancer, the doctors gave him five months at most to live. that was more than six years ago. tonight dj, we're going to do you the biggest honor of them all, asking our new secret service director to make you an agent of the united states secret service. [applause] [cheering] >> steve: there is the director. >> ainsley: watch this hug, so cute. >> he flashes his bag. he's been through so much, that little boy, he's goings to hug shawn. >> steve: a long embrace, it was great. >> steve: at the doocy house, i watch speeches the next morning. my wife watched in its entirety as she's done for 30 years. bes

people who voted for oh there is my congress person or senator, elizabeth warren, she is just sittingher hands when they are talking about the people who died at abbey gate? how do you do that? >> ainsley: on her phone and texting during some of these stories. he recognized laken riley's mom and sister up there sitting near the first lady. he honored jocelyn nungaray and named a wildlife refuge after her because she loved animals so much. her mom was crying. the democrats are just sitting on their hands as you said. watch this. this is some of what we are talking about. >> last year. [applause] a brilliant 22-year-old nursing student named laken riley, the best in her class, admired by everybody, went out for a jog on the campus of the university of georgia. that morning laken was viciously attacked, assaulted, beaten, brutalized and horrifically murdered. laken was stolen from us by a savage illegal alien. gang member who was arrested while trespasses across biden's open southern border. and then set loose into the united states under the heartless policies of that failed administrat

take a look at this moment between president trump and elizabeth warren who he calls pocahontas. >> the united states has said -- sent under the billions of dollars to support ukraine's defence. with no security,. [applause] you want to keep it going for another five years? you would say pocahontas says yes. >> you are going to oppose the end of death and instruction... that's what i mean when i say soul is heartless mean-spirited out of touch and they show their true colours last night. their behaviour was so despicable even some members of the liberal media, legacy media mob are agree with me. take a look. >> what we saw tonight in the chamber are not being well received. >> the democrats came ready to fight back with their little piles. that is how you save democracy. by quietly dissenting or fitting on an antique tea set. it was hard to tell what's going on. >> i thought -- i think there were times when they should have risen. i think what i'll green did was despicable. [inaudible] >> the bingo signs were killing me. i don't know who saw the bingo signs but they should be fired. >>

this include elizabeth warren and richard blumenthal.n props to send their message. we can expect to see anti-trump signs and even empty egg cartons being waved in the air to highlight high egg and grocery prices. the speech has not started and the protests have. more than 20 senate democrats have protested stuff that ain't true. while the voiceovers are different, a lot of the video is the same and so is the focus. prices going up under trump, january 6 pardons and elon musk efforts. musk is expected to attend tonight and tomorrow night he will meet with house republicans to give updates on doge. when it comes to that meeting, we have from speaker johnson saying that it's important to get everyone on the same page. overall he's excited to see alignment of the messaging. back to tonight, we can expect trump to touch on doge. elon musk will be in attendance. when asked about the protests, karoline leavitt said trump is not concerned. martha? >> madison alworth, thanks very much. a big night on capitol hill. we'll be here to cover it for y

bring the pharmaceutical home, which is what elizabeth warren said she is for i'm for bringing pharmaceuticalswhat are you going to do? >> dry up american wages. you just nailed it. china has undercut american workers time after time after time again. and we have not had a leader. >> laura: trump is going to do that. >> on shore jobs. if you look back at 2020 and three shows on just that. >> laura: you bet. >> we know that the one thing that is evident we have to secure our political supply chain. donald trump being announced that's what he was going to do yesterday. more investment in america creates the american dream and that opportunity for people from coast to coast. it's going to be a good night tonight. it's going to be lights out. i can assure you that. >> laura: i'm looking forward to it. i'm glad you started to take that color back. >> i'm sick of them owning things. they don't get to do it. we're where america is particularly on this issue. we are going to keep fighting to make sure that president trump's executive order of keeping biological boys out of women's sports. we're going

a capitol hill reporter of nbc catching up with senator elizabeth warren. she was asked about the president calling her pocahontas during his speech. sen. warren: was applauding the help that the united states government was giving to ukraine. evidently, on the day that donald trump has stopped that assistance, he is feeling pretty sensitive on that point. he should. greta: senator warren reacting to what the president had to say during his speech, calling her pocahontas. peter: we've got about five minutes left. we are going to show you this at the end as well. but i want to put this up so you guys can see this. this is really a neat idea. our political producer, this is his idea. if you have ever watched c-span and seen the press conferences held at the white house by both the democratic and republican presidents, you know that caroline levitt -- karoline leavitt is the new press secretary for donald trump. nature will be done at the white house. if you have a question for white house press secretary karoline leavitt, send it to this email address. you ca

who instead chose to do a little live streaming, as you can see their pick democratic senator elizabeth warren seen checking her mobile, not paying much attention to the speech. many female democratic lawmakers wore pink, and claiming it's the color of protest. democrats didn't arrive and be handed. many carried signs which included save medicaid or musk steals, with false written on the back and what they claim was a fact-check during trump's congress. woke mrs. dead and said fixing the southern border was not new legislation wanted. it was a new president instead. >> bill: there is the wrap for now. lucas. much more to get to. lucas tomlinson in washington. back to last night. >> president trump: his name is dj daniel, he is 13 years old and he's always dreamed of becoming a police officer. [cheering and applause] >> president trump: tonight, dj, we will do you the biggest honor of them all. i am asking our new secret service director, sean curran, to officially make you an agent of the united states secret service. [cheering and applause] [cheering and applause] >> wow, what an honor of a l

they will boycott that address as she was speaking about, including senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warrens is reporting some leaders on the left are even considering using props like anti-trump and anti-doge signs, eggs, empty egg cartons. pocket constitutions. i like that one. pass that out. hand clappers and red cards. power panel now, leslie marshall, guy benson both fox news contributors . great to see you both. leslie, i will start with you. we've spoken at times like this. you like to stick to the facts. what do you think of all these antics? do they help? >> i really don't think the antics help on other side. we've seen that on both republicans and democrats and boycotts on both sides whether joe biden and barack obama who were president or whether it was donald trump one or donald trump two. i don't believe in that. that is their choice if they speak for the constituents and that's what they want then fine. i understand bringing people there, harris, that represent what we're not going to hear. we won't hear what tariffs will do especially to middle and lower income families. talk

elizabeth warren, chuck schumer in the first time seeing them from the same song sheet, the fact that overshadowed by these crazy protests. >> emily: of course. to hammer out your point about crazy, i thought the best quote where he said in this lack of decorum, this crazy outburst was not by a lunatic and buffalo been an elected representative of the united states congress! when you put it like that and contrast his behavior with his lack of support for a constituent of his, suite d.j. daniels who his father said lives there, that is preposterous. these are the same bodies apparently paid to represent half of the united states, but they are doing anything but. want to point out the ten democrats, including more, so they voted to censure their own member of the party for deplorable behavior, but where were they, however for floating biological men in sports which mark where were they the entire thing when so many reasons for them to at least clap and show support for the things that unite us all instead of simply dividing it further by sitting there max holland? to me, it is showing m

applause] >> reporter: president trump also had this exchange with massachusetts democrat senator elizabeth warrenalking about the need to end the war in ukraine. >> do you want to keep it going for another five years? yeah, pocahontas says yes. [laughs] [applause] >> reporter: that moment went viral online. trump went on to say during his speech that it's time to stop the madness, stop the killing and in order to do that you have to talk to both sides of the war and that is something that vice president j.d. vance echoed earlier today. >> the russians can't continue this thing forever, the ukrainians can't continue forever and most importantly the united states can't continue it forever. >> reporter: a white house official told fox news earlier today that there had been no movement at all on the rare earth deal with ukraine since that infamous blow up in the oval office with zelenskyy last friday so the question now is we are going to have to wait to see if this letter that trump got from zelenskyy today potentially reignites those negotiations. >> trace: could move the needle, thank you. let's b

. >> it doesn't need elizabeth warren. some progressive advocacy groups in washington, which, by the way, i wish. >> these people were. >> just useless. >> they're actually. >> worse than useless, that they're detrimental. and they never, ever learn to. shut up. and so, dan, this. is what. i believe. >> i believe that. >> this administration. >> in less. >> than 30. >> days, in the midst of a massive collapse. >> in particularly. >> a collapse. >> in public. >> opinion. >> it's going to be easy pickings. >> here in. >> six weeks. >> just lay back. >> so you literally you literally. >> think 30 days to six weeks. >> the trump administration. >> is effectively going to collapse in terms of public support. >> well. >> it's collapsing right now. we're in the midst of a collapse. this is the lowest approval. not even close that any president has ever had at a comparable time. >> again. >> that that's. >> a provable fact. >> so they're. >> not going. >> to be able. >> to get. >> a debt extension. >> that's pretty clear. i don't.

so, for instance, the president of the united states mocking senator elizabeth warren, calling her pocahontas from that perch, you know, saying he enjoyed the back and forth. he enjoyed the heckling. he had some off script moments, as when he pointed out, he claimed. >> look. >> the democrats, i can't even get them to smile or applaud or stand at anything i want. but this was a president who relished sort of, as he would say, and as his allies would say, what he viewed as owning the libs. that was kind of my first takeaway from watching that hour and 40 minute spectacle. >> yeah. you know, symone, spectacle. actually mentioning it, defining it in that way. i was watching you last night on msnbc, you know, there and jake sherman was telling me just in the last, last hour that these speeches aren't what they used to be. i guess the definition of decorum is different. i guess a definition of what you're trying to get out of these speeches is different. how did you see it? >> well, look, i think this is this was a different joint address than any other joint address before it, because the executi

during his speech, targeting them, he called elizabeth warren pocahontas at one point. and there's obviously a lot of concern among democrats about the president's message last night. they were really distracted, though, from the fact that they were upset with his message, as many of them just walked out of the speech last night, many of them, despite urging from their leadership, held out signs expressing discontent. so this was really a moment where i wonder what the impact is going to be moving forward. lawmakers are going to have to come together to fund the government in just a matter of days. john. >> good luck with that. lauren fox for us in washington, thank you very much, kate. so meeting in the middle, president trump is expected to speak with canadian prime minister justin trudeau today. could this mean the president is ready to roll back on the trade war that he just ignited? we will find out in a holy day of prayer without the pope. a new update on the pontiff's health as catholics around the world observe ash wednesday and talk about a rental car nightmare

he literally called elizabeth warren pocahontas again last night, which is both deeply offensive andthat is 20 minutes shorter than the speech last night. [ laughter ] i know we all long for the days when everyone was civil and polite, but we live here now. lest i remind pearl clutching republicans of the multiple times joe biden's speeches were interrupted by protests from lauren boebert and marjorie taylor greene. i mean, at least al green was interrupting last night to protect medicaid, unlike marjorie taylor greene who was demanding to know, you know, where are you hiding the dalmatians? or -- how about the time she showed up in full maga gear causing biden's eyes to nearly pop out of his head. [ laughter ] they had to take biden to walter reed after his speech just to get the eyes fully back in the sockets. [ laughter ] also my favorite part of that whole al green interruption was when trump tried to signal when his hands for green to be kicked out without stopping his speech. i mean trump has totally lost his fastball. i thought he would have a quick jab or a zinger for green,

secretary leavitt: the president dressed that last night, i think when he called out senator elizabeth warrenhat the democrats refused to clap for americans, people, and american interests, and american priorities, but they did clap for the country of ukraine, which by the way, the president is working very hard to end that war, so democrats should be applauding him for actually doing some thing about it. >> reporter: follow-up on that, if i can. you are spoken recently about what happened in the oval office last week gave americans an inside look behind the scenes, discussions with zelenskyy. is this how he treated joe biden and just treated him disrespectfully and received billions of dollars? >> secretary leavitt: it's a very interesting question. i don't know of anybody in here ask the previous -- my predecessor stood at this podium about that, but there was a report from nbc news that president biden also got increasingly frustrated with president zelenskyy when he was handing out blank checks, and president zelenskyy kept asking for more. joe biden was quite frustrated with that. so aga