i have to believe president trump preston as well. i'm going to go with that and mike again, mike wallace and i are friends. i like mike, i think mike has to come a long way regarding his point of view. i've known mike for a long time i. we used to be in the green room in the old days at fox news together . so i, i do believe that he's a, it's, it's mike's job to be the traffic cop. he's, he's there at the brain stem that goes to the president. so he's got to be there, seeing and, and touching everything. so it's, he says, the general theme is people like policy, and pete will have to get down and, and get their deputies. they can't even do it. they're going to be busy. you've got to get people out to understand how to deduce just to do surgical renew or mobile. let me say something i said this us media the other day i to determine the joint chiefs general. joseph dunford, told me during one of our meetings, back in 2017 or 18 that we the united states as been 6000 percent and increased spending on drone technology by 6000 percent. th

this is, this is donald, this is preston and trump's negotiating strategy. let's narrow the gaps and then let's figure out how to finally finish it and bring the president there. of course he does. he had a meetings with mac crone in the oval office with summer. so he's listening intently there his certificate. if they're there he is. their stakeholders here, it's important to them and it's important to him what, how they feel. so he's listening intently. they 1st and foremost we had to get to the ukrainians. get them back, right. get them back in a different place and, and they had talking piece now the larry sanders with his time today. i know everybody's very interested. we have to go inside the thank you, provide the same holler. i'm just and listening to steve with costs that see us special envoy to the middle east. he was discussing everything from the a ceasefire deal of the situation with the hostages as well as ukraine. let's go back to ireland, the official whose life for us at the white's house, our new listening and a to the speech. he also had p

will us preston, donald trump confirms heavy tar some goods from mexico and canada will go into effect in the coming hours. is really a strong sense. serious pull city of tough tools targeting ministry assets and prayers for pipe from cisco foster can says punch, this has suffered new acute to start tree crisis. i'm just put the box on ventilation. the us state and departments the special invoice. steve with costs is returning to the region to salvage. the goal is to cease fi view and it says that the front del truce between hamas and israel could soon collapse with the co, full look onto options to extend the 1st phase, which as well has insisted on and how much has refused or progressed through the 2nd phase of the agreements. now this involves a complete withdrawal of his ready forces from garza and the return of old captives in exchange for permits the saw on stock today as well. so that it box with costs proposal to extend the 1st phase by 6 weeks, which he hasn't confirmed. well mike, honda is life for us in austin to the scene. i'm like, can you talk us through was with coast pr

it seems that he is taking president trump's threats seriously to show stuff without a 0. keith, us, preston says he sent a letter to iran, requesting negotiations over a nuclear deal. and is the 1st time in office trump unit and actually withdrew from the 2015 nuclear agreement. we came to a strict around nuclear program in return, so lifting up, we cannot make sanctions. there will be some interesting days ahead. that's all i can tell you know, without the file structures with iran, that's going to be an interesting time. and we'll see what happens, but we're down to the final moments where it file moments to let them have nowhere. well, i would, i think that i would have had to deal with it one month after the regulations of 2020. they were all set to make it, you know, when i last, i saw this person who was a stupid person, very stupid person. and they said that sounds like a deal. never right. he took the sanctions off. they became rich under, but they went from having no money to have a $300000000000.00 all and issue of his loyal, loyal bills of this. it's a nice, nice living. if you h

think uh, washington right now uh is uh trying to adults, although the village of trump is being one of the most powerful preston. uh, being it'd be able to have um, you know, uh, almost full control of the country right. up up, up the politics speaking some way. uh, but uh he is still, he needs to need some time to do that. but china is not very upset, trying to straighten out the policy about the tire. it is a balance between the permits that smell has to be spring. so this is be extra neighbors. strange, uh, this time, uh, you just a, for example. uh, it is a talked to $1015.00 us defense for despite, for example, uh, concerning the export of a critical minerals like constant. and that would certainly hurt some of the, uh, the uh, the competitive domestic competitors of donald trump. but uh, try to, he's also being very careful by not doing too much at this point and but it, china is able to put some updates this for tonight in tech. seems like the united states is not being very successful in the tech containment. china. thank you. so much was the thing to us today. i really appreciate your time professor be

dictate what since the disastrous oval office meeting between ukraine, preston to follow demand, zalinski and us president donald trump. it's been a dizzying few days for europe's leaders. betty able to keep up with the pace of offense as pace. coldwell, a line for the up tend trumps refusal until now to all fix even new york security guarantees in the sense of ukraine ceasefire has shield a continent fearful of russian aggression but will say propelled it into action. no defendant guessing we must at any time united as your opinions, determined to protect ourselves. you are points to ramp up defense spending on production and ministry cooperation. this tool because it being a defining moment for europe, a wakeup call. since world war 2, the us has insured europe security, helping to create data and deploying thousands of soldiers as a deterrent. if the us steps away filling the gap wouldn't be easy because your blocks weapons and coordination. if we put in your opinion, airpower, we could probably clear the skies over ukraine. that would be a significant benefit for ukraine. but, but ultimately, no, i mean, do we hav

so let's go straight to this mountain spin from trump that he's received a that's a from the training in preston saying that he will come to the negotiation table of the well, you've got to look at it in the context of what's happened over the last few days on friday there was not a huge blow off in the oval office, but to me was the landscape was essentially kicked out of the white house. things were looking really bad. and it looked as if the united states might actually stop military aids to ukraine. that is being talked about and, and donald trump is said that he's going to do that at the cleanings under the impression that if that actually to happen and then their defense, they would lose a large part of the category. the defense would be hindered significantly. it would not be a good thing for them, but the united states does want access to ukraine's role f minerals that's important to them. load them is the landscape has done this element of reproach more. he's tried to get back into don't comes good books by saying, look, we're willing to speak about peace. were willing to come to the ta

done, but we're going to allow that trump the story to but it is getting the right to bring it to his birth. i mean, you know, western academics, so i like to, to preston in a patronize in fashion about pos dependency of russia. you know, it's tied towards history and pos dependency of china and wherever. but you could hardly find a more path, dependent lot of them. uh, you know, the, the pin for it and security of the, to the moment they, they put themselves on a railway track of facility to russia and they seem incapable of getting off it. i mean, they will eventually, but i'm my god, it's taking a long time because they, when it'll take generations. and of course, it's not just the leads. some polls show that a convincing numbers of population of western europe is a realm of your major. i do believe all the propaganda and so on and see russia as the biggest threat to their existence. not realizing that the reason defense expenditure was lower was not because since the 1991 wasn't because of the united states of paying for it, it was because they brush or pose no threat to the as well. exactly. i mean, one of the crazy things is, i mean, i suppose th

trump administration, j as bai's, which is 0, brussels. the in syria, at least 15 people have been killed by fight, is loyal to al stage, former preston basha. all assad financing is ongoing in la takia jones, this and homes. and because you that's been imposed impulse of weston syria, that were taxed on security, convoys and checkpoints, and the jump in that area. and then the talk, you authorities say it was a well planned attack and ministry reinforcements have been sent to the area quite as loyal to the deposed regime, say they've captured in the for the pro government protest is, have gathered, has a police station in the joplin area, the mounting weapons to flight the loyalist of the previous regime. russell fall to has moved from damascus. hotels in the morning, the security forces were heading to the town of february. the i'll screw us off the track here to get someone who was wanted. and while they were conducting the operation, they came on the fire. it was an ambush by the remnants of the old regime. and then it followed by several more ambushes. so the am because that's when to rescue the, the injured security for the members. t

preston says we're since it's around the same quotes we have not received such a less us. i saw and around foreign ministry minister says the 2nd trump administration's approach to international diplomacy is unlikely to you as a result of the huge cause. i cannot tell most that mean we will not enter any direct negotiations with the us so long as they continued. and maximum price of policy and the threats. but it doesn't mean that regarding a nuclear program, we both negotiate with other parties. we are talking to 3 european countries, and we are negotiating with russia and china. the more the young man's vices have given is relative deadline to list its brocade food medicine and shelter. in garza, the groups lead to abdul malik al, who de says, israel doesn't allow supplies into the strip within 4 days. the who stays will redeem the naval operations. against tel aviv during, as well as well on the golf or the who sees carried out more than a 100 attacks targeting shipping and the red sea. and then act. so sort of diversity with how to sign food fuel on stokes are running low in gaza, where israel has blown soul supplies and she foun

preston with me now we will get to musk in just a moment. but first, your reaction this morning to this new order against the department of education. now, to be fair, trump has been promising this for a long time. it is also one of the key objectives of project 2025. what's your read? >> well. >> i mean, no doubt in you're absolutely right. he has been. saying this for years now. >> he said it in. >> the first administration his first time around. and this is something that republicans have been talking about since it was first created back in 1979. they didn't like the idea of the federal government having any role in state education. you are right, though, just because donald trump says that he is going to have an executive order signed to eliminate it doesn't mean that it is gone. poof, it goes away. the reality is, is that it houses two major funding programs. one of those has to do with disabilities to help local schools with funding to help children with disabilities. and of course, the other one is title one funding. now those are funded by congress. they were done differently than the department of education. but you are absolutely right. donald

in all this is happening as president trump prepares to address congress and the country tomorrow night. let's get to cnn's senior political analyst, mark preston. mark, what do you expect the president to say? >> i think he's going to come out and he's going. >> to say, listen, i think that democrats i mean, they're a great party. and i think that we're all unified behind my agenda. that's clearly not what he's going to say. listen, he's going to go out and he is going to talk about how successful he has been in this very short time in office. he's going to talk about how bad the biden administration has been over the past four years, probably the worst. administration ever. and thank god him and his administration has come through. but i will say this, john, a couple of things to watch for is to watch, to see how far donald trump goes in some of his misstatements, let's say, and let's see how much he exaggerates on what elon musk has done so far, because what elon musk has said he has accomplished and the savings don't seem to add up to where they have been selling. this whole idea of downsizing the federal government. >> look, i will say the

preston second day in a row. stock markets have dropped sharply because of the tariff war. and i know trump acts like he's not looking at that. but we know that he does. he really likes when it's booming to claim credit for it. how does he reconcile that. because that does put pressure on him. >> well he doesn't reconcile it in the real world. he'll reconcile it in his world. and if you look at any issue necessarily that he likes to champion and you know when things are going well, he loves to take credit for it. i mean, we could talk about polling, public polling, for instance. he always goes out there and tells polls that say that he's, you know, beloved by america, but he hates polls that say that america is not very happy with how he is behaving. but basically, the fact of the matter is he can't reconcile it. the question is, what is the amount of time that he has to get his agenda through congress before some of these house members and some of these united states senators start pushing back against donald trump? look, i think he gets through the year and then, you know, all bets are of

trump administration's department of justice. >> the administration. doesn't necessarily. want to. >> be questioned on any of its policy. >> main justice. new episodes >> main justice. new episodes drop e prestonly pair of murder suspects-- clean cut, soft spoken, never once in trouble. but now preston had taken a deal, and liam was on trial for killing one of his very best friends for money. i developed the relationship with him over the last six or seven months or so. keith morrison (voiceover): this is liam's defense attorney, carlos diaz-cobo. was he terrified going into this trial? yes. what 20-year-old wouldn't be? keith morrison (voiceover): especially scared, said the attorney, because liam was innocent. he didn't do the awful thing he'd been accused of. once all the evidence is in, there will be no other verdict than a not guilty verdict. keith morrison (voiceover): not guilty, the defense argued, because the evidence would show sarah might have run away from an unhappy home or even taken her own life. to support that, the defense presented a different and disturbing take on sarah's relationship with her dad. far from happy, the defense called it volatile. father and daughter fighting