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job for you. this is not free speech. this is speech coupled with criminal misconduct. peterits and prosecutions possibly incoming for these dick emberds and democrat support for israel, the backdrop would be the democrat supported is at a record low. 83% of republicans and 33% of deputies are saying in this new poll they support israel. we know a lot of jewish students didn't feel safe going back to school after the spring protests this year. should jewish students feel safe on college campuses right now? >> right now, no. in a couple of weeks, yes. those ten schools are the starting point. peter, you saw what happened recently this week at barnard school. did you hear that representative? she was appeasing the criminals. we're putting these professional protesters in jail. we're going to take the colleges' funding and put injunction against you and doing everything in pam bondi's tool box against these schools and these district attorneys who have turned their backs on the jewish person community. peter: leo terrell, this is really quite a story and we'll stay on top. thank

peter: that is ian in grosse pointe, michigan calling on the republican line. this is david, philadelphia, on the democrats line. good evening to you. >> thank you to c-span. you do an amazing job. it's not easy. you make it look easy. thank you. peter: what is your response to the speeches you heard tonight and the festivities? >> the festivities were quite amazing. it is a shame that representative green was asked to leave. but i understood his point. you saw him standing up for what he believed. but you shouldn't be that intrusive, the president is speaking. i was actually kind of ashamed of the democrats. because they would not stand for the child who survived cancer. they would not stand for a man who was preparing to go to west point. it was just very odd. the rest, you got to obviously toe the line. the whole air to me was just the democrats being rude in a very intrusive and kind of insultingly. -- insulting way. it was very odd to me. it bothered me. i want to see the d's stand up and cheer for what we believe in, children rising up, and they are not supporting that. peter: you're a democrat? caller: yes. peter: and you are not pleased with your party's performance tod

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job. you are fabulous. thank you peter. joining me now, florida congressman cory mills.all.com editor, both fox news contributor's. other than it being really hot in here, it's going to be hot in there in the chamber because there will be lots of protest, lots of stunts, lots of histrionics. what do you expect? >> i expect exactly what you said. the president will read his message. 600% increase when it comes to i.c.e. apprehension, 62% approval rates for president trump when it comes to how he's handling immigration, one of the top things on the ticket. president is looking at a economy, on tariffs, not just on canada, mexico and china but taking back the panama canal. renamed the gulf of america. he's done more in his first couple of days then joe biden did in his first four years. >> laura: we've been hearing reports and reading reports that a senator from kansas, ron johnson also saying look we are with you, totally maga, but these tariffs work -- will kill us and that there will be some compromise in the end. >> i disagree. is someone who worked in the private secto

michigan's democratic senator gary peters writes that the trump tariffs, quote, would kneecap the big three automakers, slash union jobsto workers, and hold the door wide open to overseas competitors looking to dominate our markets. joining us now is democratic senator gary peters of michigan. he's the top democrat on the senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee. he also serves on the senate appropriations committee, armed services and commerce committee. senator, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i want to go to the details in your statement about the auto industry and especially your point about how it would help the overseas competitors trying to dominate our markets. >> well, we will, lawrence. >> because they're not going. >> to be subjected to these tariffs. so actually this is just a direct attack on american companies, american workers. it will raise the prices for consumers. you mentioned one of those analysis 9 to $10,000 increase. and if you just got to think about how this industry is just so integrated across the borders in my home state of michigan, our largest trading partner

jobs in just a moment. also big interview just moments away. white house senior counselor for trade and manufacturing peterand jobs data. it has been a week, but first 30 minutes here into the trading session. here are three big movers. we're watching. broadcom shares higher after stronger than expected numbers and guidance from the chip maker. more on the street's reaction and what it means for the semis overall which are now technically trading in bear market. which means they're 20% off their recent highs though that's why the tech sector is a little bit higher today because of broadcom. tesla on track for its seventh straight week of declines. that's the longest weekly losing streak on record for tesla shares, now nearly 40% lower since president trump took office. more on the tesla trade coming up as well and what to do there and then some big sector moves this week. banks on pace for their worst week since august 2020 for energy and consumer discretionary on track for their worst weeks since 2023. amid all of the back and forth over trade concerns. weakness in the economy. we did get the jobs data, a

jobs numbers right at the top of the hour. we'll have live coverage coming up right here in the situation room. but joining us right now, democratic senator peterch of vermont, he sits on the senate finance and judiciary committees. senator, this mixed jobs report comes amid growing confusion around president trump's tariffs and the fact that thousands of federal workers are being laid off right now. what do these numbers tell you about the u.s economy? >> it's a very sketchy. i mean, the trump administration seems to have chosen disruption as opposed to stability as a way to try to address our economy. and the disruption is really creating havoc. the tariffs, by the way, are still in effect on parts of canada, but canada has imposed its tariffs on vermont, and we are looking at in vermont, 1025 to 40 cent increase in the cost of gasoline. we're going to have. >> vermont export to canada. >> well, we're one of 34 states where canada is our biggest trading partner. so it's not just vermont. and we do a lot of electronics to canada. we do. we work with them on maple sirup, of course, and in manufactured goods to vermont. so pardon me to canada. s

peter: and -- [laughter] , and adam a, your audio was just taking a few hits there. easy to understand considering that you apparently have a cameraman who is riding a motorcycle backwards, but good jobt of frame. so thank you, adam klotz. rachel: thank you, peter if. peter i don't think he can hear us. rachel: i hear you. [laughter] as the president continues to put america first, the european right is learning from what is being called the trump tornado. this comes as trump and vance send yet another strong message during that heated oval office exchanging with zelenskyy. >> i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy that's going to end the destruction of your country. mr. president, mr. president, with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to come into the oval office and try to litigate this in front of the american media. >> you're gambling with world war iii. and what you're doing is very disrespectful to the country. look, if you can get a ceasefire right now, i'd tell you you take it so the bullets stop flying and your men stop getting killed finish. >> to of course we want to stop the war. >> you're saying you don't want a ceasefire. rachel: well, here to discuss is senio

peters. he's a former naval officer. he's fought hard for service members, military families, and defense jobs, and i know he will continue to do that until the very last minute of his term. we're all doing our part, but we need federal support. and that's why when i was in washington, d.c. on saturday, i spoke with defense secretary pete hegseth about supporting a fighter mission at selfridge. let's support our brave men and women. [applause] [inaudible] i thought candace miller would like to hear that. let's support our brave men and women in uniform at selfridge in our next budget and work with our federal partners to save michigan jobs and protect our national security. now let's talk about another driver of jobs and growth, those damn roads. we need safe roads to go to work, drop our kids off at school, and run errands. businesses need a solid transportation network to ship products and ensure their employees can get to work safely. in 2020, i created rebuilding michigan, a $3.5 billion bond plan to fix most of our heavily trafficked state highways and bridges. why? well, because for years a lot of governors and legi

asked about the wrong track. 44% said unemployment and jobs 53% said for the national economy on the wrong track and 64% on the cost of living, peter>> this senate is getting ready to come over to the house. live picture of the u.s. senate lindsey graham there on your screen and talking with a round up all in a couple of other members this is the democratic side of the aisle now. there is a rand paul down there on the far right. looks like peter or welch, the gray-haired gentleman with the glasses talking. a couple of vendors there is josh hawley in the far left corner from missouri. capito, the woman in the picture. how much time you spend on capitol hill with these members? john thune there on the top. >> a real alick to president trump who was responsible for getting a lot of the cabinet members counseling them, walking with them to the offices. i do not spend that much time on the hill. i go there day today it's a quick way to get quotes. i think what is really interesting to your point is how much the makeup of both the senate and the house has changed over the last eight years. how much it's donald trump's party. you look at

job. we have to help clarify and facility interstate commerce ane commerce. ok. senator peters? >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. and just as an example of how we are friends and we work together, he has taken -- chair has taken many of my questions and i'm not mad at hum at all. [laughter] it shows we are one mind. minds that think alike. >> that's right. >> we definitely -- midwest nice, too. and common sense. for the record. midwest common sense. right? >> agreed. >> mr. pugh, in your written testimony, you described how the burden posed by cargo theft can really threaten safety, generally, across the board. would you want to talk a little bit more about that, how this is a safety issue in addition to a fraud and theft problem? >> yeah. this is a huge safety issue for truckers and small business all because if they're not getting paid, they haul loads, they still have to pay for fuel and they still have to pay for maintenance and these type of things. so if they haul a load for an x amount of dollars and they have all these expenses and trucking is a very slim profit mar

peter puck, founding partner. >> no problem. >> there. you did it. great. great job. >> all right. >> it's 7 a.m. east coast. >> you're watching early analysis. >> i told you. >> about that. i know about the chicken. >> keep plucking that chicken. >> you are. >> watching squawk box on cnbc. one little slip of the tongue. >> i'm joe kernen, along. >> with melissa lee. >> and becky and andrew are off today. >> he did look it up. >> among today's top stories. >> and he kept his job. and people love him. investors are. >> looking ahead. >> to tariffs. >> set to be. >> imposed on canada. >> and mexico tomorrow. the futures right now as you can see. >> our triple. >> digits now in the. dow and the nasdaq. a reuters report. >> says nvidia and. >> broadcom are. testing chips on. >> intel's manufacturing process. it's an indication that the. >> companies are moving closer. to determining whether. >> they're going to commit hundreds of millions of dollars in manufacturing. contracts to intel. amd's also. >> evaluating intel's. >> manufacturing process. but it isn't clear if it has sent test chips through t

peter doocy terrific stuff. meanwhile we need three cheers for the academy. i get barely one cheer for today's 150,000 jobs number for the month of february that is it, one cheer there is no recession that we can do a lost better, all the yelping about tariffs most of which haven't happened yet, there is no giant inflation the fed head jay powell will not change his target rate anytime soon, powell is telling people that the central bank wants to wait and see what the full impact of the trump policy will have on the economy. he's not going to lunge against tariffs. for one thing most sensible economists believe at worst tariffs will have a temporary one-time price effect. meanwhile pro-growth measures like tax cuts and deregulation that could boost the economic growth to 3% or better might be welcomed by the powell said according to private conversations, meanwhile some of the purchasing managers index shows some improvement in services slightly in manufacturing, manufacturing jobs were up 10000 in february that is okay, surely the best is yet to come when president trump gets the one big beautiful bill pa

said we're going on the wrong track for employment and jobs. 53% said for the national economy on the wrong track and 64% on the cost of living. peterpeter: the senate is getting ready to come over to the house. a live picture of the u.s. senate. lind say graham talking with rand paul and a couple of other minutes. this is the democratic side of the aisle. rand paul on the far right. it looks like peter welch, the gray haired gentleman with the glass talking and a couple of members. josh hawley up on the far left corner. republican of no. jasmine wright, jason dick, how much time do y'all spend up on capitol or with these members? john thune, the majority leader up at the top with tom cotton. jasmine: a rile alley of president trump who was responsible of getting a lot of cabinet members. i actually don't spend much time at the white house. but i go from day-to-day, it's a quick way to get quotes. to your point, how much of the makeup of both the senate and the house has changed over the last eight years and how much it is donald trump's party? you can look at that group -- obviously elizabeth warren is not included in this comment

. >> peter: why nominate linda mcmahon to be secretary of education if she is going to get rid of it? >> president trump: i told her, i want her to put herself out of a job. education department. i want states to run schools andin wellda to put herself out of a job. >> jacqui: linda mcmahon signalled it was coming saying she would send education back to the states. congress would have to scrap the department with democrats buying in to clear 60 votes in the senate. betsy devos was not able to get it done. >> since then we had covid and american eyes were open to what an abject failure this federal agency has been at its mission. shy of congress dismantling and shutting down the department, one important way to get power back to local level is take funs approp appropriated by congress and block grant them back to the state. >> jacqui: some changes proposed by heritage foundation could include moving civil rights division over to doj and also taking student loans and shifting over to treasury. see what happens, guys. >> brian: thanks, this was not unexpected for linda mcmahon to get confirmed and decide to wine it down. you need 60 votes in senate to get r

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peter, let me ask you about her. she is known as a rising star in the democratic party, but this is largely considered a thankless jobse to any president. let's just say it's rarely a hit. i want to play a few examples from the past. >> i'm bobby. >> jindal, governor of louisiana. >> tonight we. >> witnessed a great moment in the history of our republic. >> nothing has frustrated. >> me more than false choices like the one the president laid out tonight. the choice. isn't just between big government or big business. >> tonight. >> the american. >> family needs to. >> have a. >> tough conversation. >> because the truth is, we're all worried about. >> the. >> future of our nation. >> so i actually forgot about that one. how does she deliver a message that is memorable, not just a meme? or maybe you just have, like, a really great catchphrase, right, peter, that you think will end up on social media over and over again? what's your best possibility for an elissa slotkin in a speech like this? >> well, history suggests that you may actually want to aim for not being memorable, because the things that are memorable have g

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peter navarro with the answer. >> canada has been taken over by mexican cartels. >> which means whoever is in charge of that space between mexico and canada, that. >> space right there. >> they are not doing a good job. china reacted with a tweet from its embassy that said, quote, if war is what the u.s. wants, be it a tariff war or trade war or any other type of war, we're ready to fight till the end. if that ain't some tupac death row. >> records. >> level threat. >> wait, what? that's a real tweet. >> yes. >> i didn't know that. that's really scary. >> if you pretend this isn't real, it's kind of exciting. >> right? is that your remedy. >> for the next four years? >> it's very helpful to pretend that it's not actually happening. >> it's called disassociation. >> roy, what. >> hr issue is trump dealing with this week that may also throw a wrench into his plan? >> was somebody not racist enough? >> the hr issue that trump is dealing with right now is elon musk and marco rubio are beefing. according to the new york times, trump got his crew together on thursday, and during the meeting, quote, elon was letting rubio have it, accusing him of failing to slash his staff. but rubio said musk was not bein

job. there is no clash. >> reporter: meanwhile overseas president trump it was quest for peace with ukraine. it comes after president trump threatened sanctions against russia and said putin was committed to peace. peter pressed the president about that on friday. do you, mr. president, think that vladimir putin is taking advantage of the u.s. pause right now on intelligence and military aid to ukraine? >> i actually think he's doing what anybody else would do. i think he's -- i think he wants to get it stopped and settled. >> reporter: ukraine's western neighbor, poland, preparing for its own possible incursion by russia. its prime minister announcing large scale military training for every atult man dult man in country, adding we are witnessing a significant shift in u.s. policy regarding the russia-ukraine war. now, several key members of the trump canet are set to meet with ukrainian leadership next week in saudi arabia after a week of cut off communication, military aid, and intelligence sharing. president trump this week said he received a letter from president zelenskyy indicating that he wanted to restart peace talks. vicki? >> all right, vaughn hilliard at the white house this morning. thank

job. >> hey, rebecca. vatican officials tell us that this was pope francis's idea. he wanted to send this personal audio message to all the people who are praying for his cover here in saint peter's square and around the world. overnight, pope francis, speaking for the first time since he was hospitalized three weeks ago. >> i'm going to make a cup offer. >> i thank you from the bottom of my heart. the 88 year old francis says in his native spanish, his voice thin, barely louder than a whisper. >> he carefully put me through to ask. >> for your prayers and for my health from the square. he says, the audio message surprising the crowd. >> i can. hello? >> yes, how are you? >> i accompany you from here, francis continues, sounding short of breath, then giving his blessing, saying. >> can you hear me? >> may god bless you and the virgin protect you. thank you. and from those who gather here each night to pray for the pope's recovery, a round of applause. the pope's latest medical report was encouraging. his doctors say he remains stable and continues his treatments and sleeps tranquilly. but they also say his his prognosis remains guarded. george. >> okay, terry, thanks very much. w

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peters package. more sweeping cuts. musk yesterday, you know, taking some heat from quiet heat. but from republicans. we hear reports that a memo has gone around the department of veteran affairs, 80,000, 80,000 jobsbout people that answer the crisis hotline for our veterans when they are calling. we're talking about nurses. my mother in law was a nurse at the va for more than 30 years in maryland. we are, and we're talking about nurses at the va in pittsburgh. this goes directly to the heart of the belief, frankly, from folks that work for the president, that the government is just not necessary. and that's a direct contrast to what the previous administrations, i would say have believed is that the government should work for people. there's different. there's always differentiating just tax, if you will, that people take. but this trump 2.0 doesn't believe that the government should work for anybody. they want to break it. so i just to all those republican strategists out there that i talked to before the election that said, oh, some policy paper about the abolishing the department of education. oh, do you guys really going to believe some effing policy paper? well, the policy paper has made its