- sebastián, sebastián... [disparo] [♪♪♪] - hiciste bien en contarme la verdad, ernestina.me gustaría hablar contigo a solas, jacinto. - mi cuñado fernando es de toda mi confianza. puedes hablar lo que quieras de gloria enfrente de él. ¿qué me tienes? - me llamó un agente de la fgr. estuvo aquí en un operativo aquí en tijuana para preguntarme la historia de la viuda de cruz, gloria guzmán está en la ciudad de méxico. - sebastián, tranquilo, por favor. -¡que te subas al coche! [suena el celular] - la zorra de gloria, como siempre. corre. ve por tu celular. - vámonos, vámonos, órale. trépate. ve para acá. - súbete. - ya voy. - hazte para allá. hazte para allá. Ándale. - ya sebastián, no vayas a hacer una locura. - ¿tienes harto? - tranquilo. te juro que no sé qué está pasando. ¡sebastián! [chirrido de llantas] - bien. te ves muy bien. - mi vida. corazón mío. - aún no podemos bajarlo de terapia intensiva. tiene que estar en observación porque necesitamos ver si algún órgano no fue afectado. - muchas gracias, doctor. de verdad. - para servirle. con permiso. cosquillas, cosquill

my name is sebastian gorka. >> jessicaou l: would you like o go next, greg?eg >> greg: tonight on my show i will have dana perino, charlie hurt, kennedy. >> dana: everybody hates potholes, people want government to work, thid sas guy can inclua said i've had enough so he made a spectacle of this. it's not a real person but it got the government's attention to finally address to potholes. that's all people want, the governmentment to work. that's what we've been talking about here, common sense, america. that's it for us, have a great nighers tis friends in the democrat party kept saying we needed new legislation, but it turned out that all we really needed to 525 with a map that reads almost completely red. >> chair now directs the sergeant at arms to restore order. remove this gentleman from the chamber. >> imagine you tried that at work. the boss is giving a big presentation in the boardroom, and you pop up yelling and screaming and menacing him with your cane. you get fired like that and thrown into a straitjacket. but you do it in washington, and everyone

doctor sebastian gorka made capturing mohammad sharifullah's top priority and last night they caught as a terrorist was fingerprinted and charged for his role in the deadly attack. deputy assistant to the president and senior director for counterterrorism on the national security council, doctor sebastian gorka joins me now. this guy was tough to nail. how did you finally nab this animal? >> thank you, jesse, it's been far too long. we missed you. we just unleash the hounds of hell. i came into office to run counterterrorism for mike waltz, the former green beret national security advisor to president trump. in my first two weeks i've been told by the intelligence community, special operators, that they've been surveilling bad guys, jihadi's across the planet for four years in the biden administration just did not care. we said, well, we told the president and he said find them and kill them and i'm old school, jesse. you are a little younger than i am but i walked into my information facility at 12:01 on generate 20th and i got out big white board and i wrote at the top, hostages, g

my name is sebastian gorka. >> dana: would you like to go next, greg? dixon and kennedy. no sign of brit hume though. he won't be there. i'm busy. >> dana: i have this quickly, everybody hates potholes. people want government to work. this guy in england said i have had enough, made a spectacle of this. the legs are not real. this is not a real person, guys. it's got the government's attention to finally address the potholes. that's all people want. they want the government to work. >> greg: i don't find that funny. >> dana: common sense, america. >> greg: poor taste. >> bret: sebastian gorka and brit hume imitation. >> greg: yes, together

my name is sebastian gorka. >> dana: would you like to go next, greg? >> greg: tonight i will have dana perino, charlie hurt, tudor dixon and kennedy. no sign of brit hume though. he won't be there. i'm busy. >> dana: i have this quickly, everybody hates potholes. people want government to work. this guy in england said i have had enough, made a spectacle of this. the legs are not real. this is not a real person, guys. it's got the government's attention to finally address the potholes. that's all people want. they want the government to work. >> greg: i don't find that funny. >> dana: common sense, america. >> greg: poor taste. >> bret: sebastian gorka and brit hume imitation. >> greg: yes, together. >> bret: and dana. >> dana: have a good show. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. president trump sent people to the southern border to check the pace of immigration reforms and border security changes. we will bring you there the u.s. supreme court hands the president a setback on foreign aid. and on this ash wednesday, we talk a

my name is sebastian gorka. >> jessicaou l: would you like o go next, greg?urt, kennedy. >> dana: everybody hates potholes, people want government to work, thid sas guy can inclua said i've had enough so he made a spectacle of this. it's not a real person but it got the government's attention to finally address to potholes. that's all people want, the governmentment to work. that's what we've been talking about here, common sense, america. that's it for us, have a great nighers tis friends in the democrat party

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. >> sebastian stan, "the apprentice." >> my three rules of winning. rule one, the world is a mess. you shoot them back with a bazooka. >> and the oscar goes to -- adrien brody. >> this is the second oscar win and second nomination for adrie fl brody. he took home his first oscar in this category for his role in "the pianist." [ applause ] >> they're already counting me down. okay. thank you, god. thank you for this blessed life. if i may just humbly begin by giving thanks for the tremendous outpouring of love that i felt from this world and every individual that has treated me with respect and appreciation. i feel so fortunate you know, acting is a very fragile profession. it looks very glamorous. and in certain moments, it is. but the one thing that i have gained having the privilege to come back here is to have some perspective. no matter where you are in your career, no matter what you have accomplished, it can all go away. and i think what makes this night most special is the awareness of that and the gratitude that i have to still do the work that i love. winning an award like

cnn's clare sebastian is following developments. she joins us now live from london. good morning to you, clare. so what more can you tell us about what came out of this summit and where do things go from here? >> well, look. >> i think it was very clear, rosemary. >> that the. >> summit needed. >> to be more than. more than about nice words. there needed to be. >> an actual action that came out of this. so there you see this plan that's starting to take shape, perhaps led by the uk and france, to, to quote the british prime minister to stop the fighting, we need to see a little bit more meat on the bones of that. yet what we know so far is only what's been reported in le figaro, which is that it could include this month long truce, which would involve an initial phase, merely sort of the war in the air, at sea, and then to stop attacks on critical energy infrastructure, moving later to, to to the issue of troops on the ground and on the front lines. so that's what we know so far. i think there were two key audiences that europe was trying to balance here. number one,

. >> and cnn's clare sebastian joins me now from london. clare, great to see you. so quite the show of force among european leaders in the uk over the weekend. talk to us about what keir starmer accomplished here. >> well, i think he went into this role pretty clear. he even said so in the british media on sunday morning, that this had to be about more than just nice words, more than just expressions of unity. and they did accomplish various elements. number one, from details that we got later via a french newspaper, le figaro, speaking to emmanuel macron, some sort of technical details of what an initial truce could look like. they're proposing that an initial truce cover, you know, the war in the air, at sea and critical energy infrastructure, perhaps sort of an early start that could then move to stopping the fighting on the front lines. and, of course, eventually a lasting peace which would involve security guarantees. so this looks like it could take the shape of a sort of step by step process, although we are a long way, of course. i have to reiterate from ge

so it is a really difficult, delicate moment for ukraine. >> clare sebastian there in london with the fresh reaction this morning. claire. thank you. and president trump said in his speech that the u.s. has taken into custody a key suspect involved in the 2021 bombing at the kabul airport, which killed 13 u.s. service members and at least 170 afghan civilians. >> tonight, i am pleased to announce that we have just apprehended the top terrorist responsible for that atrocity, and he is right now on his way here to face the swift sword of american justice. and i want to thank especially the government of pakistan for helping arrest this monster. >> now, that man, an afghan national, was allegedly involved in planning the attack, and a source says that he will be charged with providing and conspiring to provide material support for terrorism. still ahead, we have new reaction from trump, from china to donald trump's tariff increases. we'll have a live report from beijing straight ahead. and smoke grenades and fighting in serbia's parliament as opposition lawmakers lash out at what they sa

we're covering all of this with cnn's clare sebastian outside ten downing street in london. nick paton walsh is in kyiv. claire, we're starting with you. let's start with the latest on the meeting. >> the u.s. >> yeah. good morning. victor. look, this is the second hastily convened meeting of european leaders in as many weeks. and i think it's fair to say that the stakes were high before friday's meeting in the oval office. they are now exponentially higher. these european leaders face a task not only of coming up with some way of fronting credible security guarantees for ukraine after the war, they also have to think about their own security. now, with the u.s. potentially pulling back on its commitment to european security, but they also have to try to now help ukraine rebuild the bridge to the u.s. its closest and most powerful backer. so i think we'll be watching all of that play out. we did hear from the british prime minister this morning, keir starmer, speaking to the bbc, and he set out a key plan for how he thinks today is going to go. take a listen. >> readouts fro

clare sebastian live in london. thanks so much. meanwhile, the white house is calling friday's diplomatic disaster a win for donald trump. a number of white house officials have been praising president trump's conduct during the chaotic meeting in the u.s., national security advisor compared president zelenskyy to a disgruntled ex-girlfriend. listen to this. >> he's clearly. >> solely focused on. >> believing he needs to fact. >> check. and correct every nuance. you know, it's like a it's like a, you know, a ex-girlfriend that wants to argue, you know, everything that you said nine years ago, rather than moving the relationship forward. >> among members of congress, the opinions mostly fall along party lines, with democrats criticizing trump's actions. and most but not all republicans praising them. >> it's a really sad place. >> for america to be, and for the freedom loving world to be. >> because this is dangerous. it's not just dangerous. >> for ukrainians. >> who have been fighting for freedom for years. it's dangerous for all

clare sebastian live in london.nn's matthew chance is in moscow with a look at how russian officials are reacting. >> well, the kremlin. >> has been tight lipped about the spectacle that unfolded in the oval office. but reactions from other russian officials are essentially supportive of trump and his vice president. that president zelenskyy alone was was disrespectful. the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman said she was surprised that trump and vance didn't slap him. a senior russian official said it was brilliant that zelenskyy had kicked out the white house, and a key russian envoy called the spat a historic. i believe that very public fallout between the u.s. and ukraine represents a sea change in u.s. relations with its allies and with russia. the big question now is how this episode may affect talks between u.s. and russian officials, aimed at rebuilding the relationship between two countries. will it hold them back or maybe even bring them forward? a much touted summit between president trump and vladimir p

sebastian live for us in london. clare thank you. a lot more to discuss here.ing into the conversation michael bociurkiw. he's a senior fellow at the atlantic council, also a former spokesperson at the organization for security and cooperation in europe. he joins us live from odesa, ukraine. always great to have you, sir. let me just ask trump and zelenskyy working both. it seems like to lower the temperature. but the deal that was on the table before all of this started by many measures still less than ideal. no concrete security guarantees for ukraine, a lack of specificity around how the profit sharing would work. so even with this cooling off, where does this actually leave ukraine with regard to future u.s. help? >> yeah, well, let me start. by saying same trump, different day. so good morning. i think what happened here is mr. zelenskyy did what he had to do. he had to bend over backwards for mr. trump and, you know, apologize for what happened. but, um, you know, uh, i believe mr. trump said no one wants peace more than the ukrainians from here. people w

me llamaron y me pidieron si, y esa es la alegría que transmite su santidad, confirma sebastián.enviarle los sabores que tanto le gustan. dulce de leche, limón y mango. la ciudad del vaticano jazive pérez telemundo. unidos en oración para esa pronta mejoría. san josé. y es que ahora escuche esto un grupo estatal a favor de los derechos de las armas planea demandar al condado de santa clara por el aumento de las tarifas para portar armas ocultas. la junta de supervisores aprobó subir el costo de la licencia de 662 $ a 976, pero el grupo afirma que el proceso total puede llegar a costar hasta 2.000 $ con evaluaciones psicológicas y también con los entrenamientos. el sheriff bob hansen defiende el ajuste argumentando que cubre los costos de nuevas regulaciones. sin embargo, los opositores lo califican como una barrera inconstitucional para el derecho a portar armas. nos quedaremos pendientes y a medida de que las tarifas de seguro aumentan, poder comprar un vehículo sigue siendo un desafío para millones de estadounidenses. silvana henao, de nuestra cadena hermana nbc, nos cuenta por

su santidad confirma sebastián. como tantos otros, lo apoya con sus rezos, deseando que pronto pueda enviarle los sabores que tanto le gustan. dulce de leche, limón y mango. gracias. a esta hora en el hospital gemelli hay más médicos cuidando la salud del papa francisco, el cual está bajo permanente observación. los doctores calculan que tardarán hasta 24 horas en saber cuál fue el daño que causó en su salud esta crisis. soy jazive pérez y desde el vaticano regreso con ustedes. y bueno, sabemos también que muchos fieles católicos están orando por la salud del papa francisco, verdad? sin duda un papa especial, un papa que que llegó a transformar algunas cosas. un papa latinoamericano, un papa que se que se presenta como un fanático del fútbol. un papa que le habla a los jóvenes, que dice un mensaje distintos. y obviamente eso despierta también sensaciones distintas y fuertes a la iglesia, que no solo a los sacerdotes. la iglesia no solo son los sacerdotes, sino que también los laicos y a los líderes políticos. una ig

maria: will be watching that one sebastian lai will be joining us next week jimmy lai son.tory the gdp now from the atlanta federal reserve is now expecting a contraction in the first quarter and the lindsey group has written about doge and the potential for doge to induce a recession. we're talking about a slower economic story which president trump inherited your reaction to all of that where the macro story might be going. >> there's so much going on president trump has a lot of pro-growth initiative i tax cut for example and i would argue doge is part of that he wants to cut federal spending and wasteful spending that's a good thing. the question to my mind will the antigrowth element like the tariffs overwhelming or not in the first term they do not overwhelm, the growth after the tariffs tariffs may had knocked off gdp but the growth was so big and did not really matter we don't know what's going to happen today. clearly the president is optimistic and i hope they can get the tax cut and deregulation through. >> the deregulation and the tax cut and tapping into energy

it wasn't just my counter-terrorism team led by sebastian gorka. it was john ratcliffe.ondi, kash patel. they all went out and met the agents last night in the middle of the night as they flew this monster back. he will be brought to justice. and the president said to these families at arlington we are going to get this guy. we shared the intelligence with pakistan and he has rolled up and he will be tried in a u.s. court so he confessed? >> he confessed. this was the planner of that bombing that killed our 13 family members. >> where will he be held? >> i don't want to get into thought court proceedings but i will be brought to trial. >> brian: can we trust the pack assistance again? >> it was a step, brian in all fairness we shared the intelligence and they moved on that intelligence and they have now extradited him in a very short order. >> brian: yesterday afternoon, a letter was released from president zelenskyy to the president basically saying i regret what happened in the oval office. i want to sign this deal. he went into things, competence measures that russia

. >> judge jeanine: okay, so, canada reminds me of sebastian in "the little mermaid." mermaid around, and that is what is so much fun. he's connected, and he's got an allegiance with the mermaid. without the mermaid, he's nothing. >> jessica: i like it. we are watching that at home with cleo. it holds up. >> dana: i think a little patriotism is a great thing, especially if -- they are our neighbor. we want them to be proud of themselves. we want them to do better. we expect better of them, so this is not a bad thing. this is prodding them to be more proud of their country, to do more, innovate more, create more. like, we would love that. that would be great for you and for us. the thing is "south park" has made fun of canada for so long that no one is taking this seriously. >> greg: you know what it is? we are homer simpson and they are ned flanders. they are our neighbor. our annoying neighbor. but we love them. >> dana: it's also like bob the builder. >> greg: they should become a state, then they'll finally have a good hockey team. >> jessica: "one more thing" is up

. >> harris: i mentioned boston with michelle wu, sebastian of safety for people and you gave a heartbreaking michelle wu and the sound bite you played from jim jordan when he said you keep saying safety, he is saying this to the denver mayor. this is a trend and i don't know if they compared notes and let's go in and give lip service to safety. mayor brandon johnston in his opener, mayor of chicago nothing is more important than safety and well-being. really? nate foy just spoke about illegal immigrant who was suspected of abusing children doing some nefarious with children who now is accused of murder! so that happen in your jurisdiction. you care about safety? right! >> harris: i don't know how they get past it art del cueto vice president of border patrol council said last hour, it is page 2 of i.c.e. detainer. keep them held until we get there. less than 48 hours to get there there make. and denver, they give an hour's notice and let them go in the parking lot. we will move on coming up vice president j.d. vance, secretary pete hegseth on the border today. director of national intelligen

>> okay, so canada reminds me of, like, sebastian in the little mermaid. you know, his whole identity has to do with the mermaid, and he follows the mermaid around. and that's what so much fun. he's connected, and he's got an allegiance with the mermaid. without the mermaid, he's nothing. >> i like it. and we're watching the little mermaid at home with cleo holds up. >> so i think that a little patriotism is a great thing, and especially if they are our neighbor, we want them to be proud of themselves. we want them to do better. we expect better of them. so this is not a bad thing. this is prodding them to be more proud of their country, to do more, innovate more, create more. like, we would love that. that would be great for you and for us. but the thing is, south park has made fun of canada for so long that nobody is taking this seriously. >> you know what it is. we are homer simpson and they are ned flanders. yeah. >> oh, okay. >> okay, great. >> they're our. >> neighbor in this. >> annoyingly important. but we love them. >> it's also like bob the build

. >> cnn's clare sebastian is following developments. joins me now with the latest. i mean, despite those comments from the house speaker there, there is little doubt, i think, that this is a win for vladimir putin and for russia. it's going to have an impact not just on the battlefield for ukraine, but on any ongoing negotiations as well. have we had any response yet from the kremlin to this move? >> yeah. >> christina. >> this is probably the. biggest prize that there is for the kremlin. they have long been arguing that u.s. military aid, in particular, prolongs the crisis, criticizing the. >> u.s. for this and. >> finding all methods possible. >> to try to. >> break the western resolve to keep supplying it. you saw that recently, with the russian effort to try to undercut the u.s. mineral deals with ukraine by essentially offering up their own. so look, this morning we heard from dmitry peskov, the kremlin spokesman. he clearly is sort of trying to be reserved, holding fire a little bit, saying we don't really know what's happening yet. we're waiting to see the im

. >> kind of think it would be nice to see if sebastian stan won for the apprentice, which had a rockyars. but his portrayal of, i guess, the origin story of our freedom hating and democracy slamming president is getting a lot of award. and you know what? and this is actually a very, very interesting film. and i don't just say that to appeal to the maga crowd. there are parts of the maga crowd that will actually quite like the apprentice. >> yeah, i know i saw it, and we should say for anybody who who hasn't seen it, it goes well before any sort of political action that donald trump ever had. it is, to your point, the origin story. and it's very, very fascinating. but let's talk about best actress. i know who you're going to say, and i think that one's a lock, right? >> i mean, i'm going to say demi moore because i think we've seen a lot of love towards her. i mean, honestly, in my opinion, this is amazing because why didn't she receive an oscar nomination for a few good men years and years ago? but this is her oscar nomination. i think this is her year. look, mikey madsen is a lot of

laughter ] with emilio vitolo. [ cheers and applause ] and my brother and i talked to the always funny sebastiananiscalco this week on "family trips." do give that a listen. moving on. you know, i read something today that, i'll be honest, it threw me for a loop. it said that there were so many people hopping turnstiles in the new york city subways that the mta had to start putting spiked panels on the turnstiles to keep people from jumping them. and, you know, it got me thinking. what is this world coming to? it got me thinking, you know, i'm getting older. [ light laughter ] and d sometimei look around and i realize i don't even recognize the world i'm living in anymore. [ light laughter ] things are changing every day and not always for the better. and it's times like these that i think we should take a moment to talk about how things were just a bit more simple back in my day. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: back in my day, the new york city subways weren't adding spiked panels to turnstiles to prevent fare evasion. no, sir. back in my day, the only way to get hurt by a subway turnstile w

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