the rescissions process hopefully we can get senator mullen up here and get the program working.breakthrough. all of the savings by d.o.g.e have to be moved into the legislative process at some point. congress will have to be the ones to control our spending. and the way they hope this can happen is if they can forward this through this bill look, this process they only need 51 senators and they can make real a savings. implement real savings that can be lasting. right now elon musk contract cancelation and so forth being challenged in court and reel questions about whether or not that will be something that can make reel change. with government spending over the long term. i don't know if we have the senator or if its audio has been fixed or not. let's take a break we will come back. running into technical troubles here. we will double check he is not upset with me about making the fact that he is north of the red river in oklahoma and she has 21st names. i'm pretty sure we are on good terms. wehis will find out when we coe back on the will cain show. and inspire each other to d

mullen is not only a wannabe tyrant, he's inept.r the late-night knock on the door, the battering ram. >> not everybody. maybe you do. maybe you've got something to hide. >> i think you've got something to hide, george. you heard me. i know you're flailing, lost in a fog, blinded by your hate for real americans, your hate for people like me. my friends, tonight i'm afraid they're coming for us. maybe you're next. maybe it's me. hell, it may damn well be me. >> keep at it. >> i dare you, georgie. come and get me. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: "zero day" is available now on netflix. robert de niro, everybody. we'll be right back with tamara tunie. seconds to soothing hydration. with a few more left to tell you about it's exclusive blend of ingredients, how it's dermatologist tested, safe for sensitive skin and allergy tested, and fragrance free. what more can i say? [spray] [sip] that's the fingerbowl. dove men helps neutralize odor causing bacteria that thrive on stress sweat. really needs more salt. get comfortable when uncomfor

but for 9-year-old grant mullen of coeur d'alene, idaho, his last party struck a very different tone.bsolutely, yeah, we asked him what would you like to do for your birthday? who do you want to invite? what do you want? it just couldn't have been better than what he said. >> reporter: what he said in a moment. >> the most perfect answer ever. >> reporter: but first, how he came to it. last year, mark began volunteering at snr, a recreation center for people with special needs. and not long after he started, he got grant to volunteer, as well. >> it's so important to get your children involved at a young age. it really makes a huge difference. >> reporter: exhibit a, grant's wish. to invite everyone at snr to his birthday party. why? >> because they don't get invited to birthdays. sometimes people don't get as much love. it's sad. >> reporter: it's nice to see you changing that. >> thank you. >> hi, crystal. >> reporter: his party was last september. but they all stopped by again this week at our request. >> would you like something to drink? we have root beer, sprite, or water. >> re

if you didn't have our military equipment, best of my recollections wow, senator mark wayne mullen is up next and we have brian kemp of georgia and doing something exciting in our state and doing an announcement about the career goal and jimmy failla breaking down the media force and how about this. tale of two presidencies going for the morning show. >> morning. morning. good afternoon, good evening and good night. >> going for what were speed in the first 30 d d d days and jim carey and the president is putting all his life and work on camera and no problem. >> i understand maine, is maine here? the governor of maine? >> i'm here. >> are you not going to comply with that? >> i'll come play with state and federal laws. >> well, we are the federal law. you getter do it. you better do it because you'll not get any federal funding in you don't. your population doesn't want men playing in women sports so you better comply because otherwise you're not getting any federal funding. >> see you in court. >> every state -- good, i'll see you in court. i look forward to that. brian: this is eve

you actually don't hear a lot of negative things about mullen.e has earned a lot of respect in a very short period of time in the senate. this is definitely -- we're looking at the senate floor right now and joanie ernest. she questioned whether pete hegseth was right person to run the defense department and got overwhelmed by reaction from trump's alleys and quickly got in line. peter: and outside white house, there is some activity. looks like the trumps will be coming out to the limb sheen shortly and obviously we'll bring you that. if the president speaks to the press while he's there, we'll certainly listen in on that. one third location we want to show you. this is live from statuary hall of fame. where everyone will gather as they get into house chamber. we expect the house lights to come on very shortly and for speaker mike johnson to call the house to order. jason dick, have you ever spent time in statuary hall during a state of the union or joint address? jason: yes, both on the floor and there's a little cat walk that's above statuary

>> and there was a moment in episode one where robert de niro, former president mullen, tries to likee literally confront that the misinformation being spread on the streets of new york. watch this. >> you don't trust the government. >> i get that. >> it hasn't always. >> come through for everybody. but this isn't about the government or the 1% or whatever the hell you want to call them. it's about somebody out there that hates us that stands against everything that. >> we. >> stand for, everything that makes us who we are. and they found a way to hurt us. it's that simple. and right now, these people need to get back to work and get those people out. and you need to let them. you want to stand by and offer your support and your prayers. that's great. but please just do it from behind the barricade. >> eric. >> it was one of those moments that fairly early. >> in the shoot, you know, we we we got this footage back and it and it didn't work. we would have been in real trouble because it's kind of the inciting incident of, you know, outside of the cyber attack. it's sort of the thing th

well support services assistant deputy chief mike mullen this is just a recap but in your report that you received there's it's a lot more extensive but 150 requests for services during the month of january 148 service orders were completed and the remaining two were completed literally the next day. so february 1st but that was the january report 37 service calls for plumbing issues and now that we have that plumber like i mentioned last month that's just a huge just a relief for a lot of firefighters in the field and fire stations just having that plumber to be able to come right away. i've literally entered it into the computer and turned around and he was there. so we really appreciate that. fire station 37 and 44 the generator installations and progress there was a couple issues with ground and checking some stability issues so they are working on it and should be underway march there was just some delays and weather and then some materials for that for those just the planning part and making sure that everything's coordinated together by our station 35, the security fence it has

i think it is so interesting that in 2010, the summer of 2010, admiral mullen was asked the question, what keeps you up at night? what worries you the most? what is our greatest threat to our nation's freedom? his response, mr. president, was our nation's debt. and we all know that debt has doubled since that point in 2010, when he made that comment. mr. lankford: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from oklahoma. mr. lankford: mr. president, this body knows from just my conversations in the hallways, i am a proud dad of two amazing daug daughters. they're remarkable young ladies that i am terribly proud of. i was also one of those dads that was up way before dawn when they were in middle school and high school because they were cross-country runners, cross-country runners in high school have a long-term saying that their sport is other sports' punishment. they're at 6:00 a.m. stretching out, running a mile, to then prepare to run five or six more, just to be able to start getting ready for cross-country meets in the fall. they were remarkable athletes in high school, an

shadow justice minister doctor kieran mullen spoke to gb news earlier. >> well, i think we have to always these circumstances, be clear about the individual responsibility of people like that. there are, you know, millions of us in this country who have access to that same content, and it doesn't lead to us committing these sorts of horrific acts. so people are responsible for their own actions. having said that, of course, we know that some of these things can have an impact, which is why in government, as the conservatives, we pass the landmark really online safety act, which was designed to force social media companies to take the proper steps that they should be doing to minimise access to this sort of content, particularly for children. >> almost 1700 small boat migrants have crossed the engush migrants have crossed the english channel illegally in the past week for the seventh straight day. border force responded to more migrant crossings on friday. more than 50 migrants have arrived so far. and that follows 230 who made the crossing in four small boats yesterday. more than 3700 cha