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tom: king abdullah meeting president trump sunday.untries trump says he wants to take palestinian's from gaza. the egyptians adamantly rejecting the proposal saying there can be no compromise on the palestinian right to self-determination and to stay on their land. i expect we will hear the same from king abdullah. remember the leverage trump has, a huge amount of money, military and financial assistance that goes to those two arab countries that are crucial to maintaining the historical stability between israel and its arab neighbors. sumi: thank you for your analysis. great to have you. on the economy president trump says he plans to implement a 25% import tax on steel and aluminum entering the u.s., another escalation in his trade policy. he said he would announce reciprocal tariffs later this week. trump told reporters the metals will affect everyone. pres. trump: any steel coming into the u.s. will have a 25% tariff. aluminum, too. 25% for both. >> are you ruling out nippon steel having a 25% stake or higher? pres. trump: nobody

this is all ahead of king abdullah of jordan's visit today.sident trump saying in an interview that palestinians won't be returning to gaza and that he would build a permanent place for them. it comes as the world witnesses just how fragile the cease-fire deal is proving to be with president trump adding he believes it would be appropriate for israel to cancel the agreement if the hostages are not released on his deadline. >> i've had many times -- >> reporter: today president donald trump will host jordan's king abdullah after doubling down on his proposal to take over gaza and permanently relocate millions of palestinians to neighboring countries, including jordan. >> think of it as a real estate development for the future. it would be a beautiful piece of land. >> would the palestinians have the right to return? >> no money spent -- no, they're wouldn't because they're going to have much better housing. >> reporter: the president has suggested he may cut off aid to countries that refuse to take in more palestinians. all of this comes as pre

king abdullah is family is from the hashemite tribe. they are and have been leaders for decades. but if you if you were to watch the street protests now, you would see the anger, the seething anger, the concept of palestinians being forcibly driven from gaza into jordan is so unthinkable. and then for the united states to do it. you know, look, this region is always unstable. it's always burning, it's always hot. and now, to have the president of the united states put gasoline on those smoldering embers could turn into a raging fire. we know what that looks like in the middle east. we don't need to create hostility again against the united states. we have a stable ally undermining that completely. that is backwards for our interests. >> do do jordanian and egyptian leaders have the wherewithal to say no to trump? because it appears that trump and this is this is a consistent piece of his foreign policy so far, which is to say, i will withdraw, i will crush you economically if you don't listen to me. i mean, you could look at, say, denmark with greenland or even this putative dÖpf

listen, next week, king abdullah of jordan meets with president trump.tries, obviously, that would be taking in palestinians gaza being met today with mahmoud abbas jordan's king did. the question was whether this was a signal to jordan to egypt. come up with something otherwise this is the back end. obviously there was a lot of reaction on capitol hill. democrats but also some republicans. >> brit: that's right. you know, the idea was bound to be met with all kinds of resistance simply because it's so far out of the box. and you look at countries like jordan and egypt which don't want any part of the palestinians. the reason i think it's pretty clear they saw what palestinians have done in gaza. and to some extent in the west bank. and they don't want those people on their land causing the kind of trouble they have caused there. but it's a bit of a problem for them in terms of the world opinion because, you know, these are the nearest neighbors and if they cared so much about the palestinians and their cause, they -- you wouldn't think they would comple

given these statements by president trump jordan's king abdullah is due in dc tomorrow to have talks with president trump. uh, these tools are likely to be somewhat contentious, given the fact that president trump is insistent that palestinians can be relocated to north neighboring countries, like jordan and egypt, montana, which is the era washington a drama hoodie is a distinguished public policy fellow at the american university of a root, he joins us from boston to rami. thanks for joining us again. this our on alger 0, let me ask you, there's been a lot of speculation the past few hours after this announcement from how much and then after the reaction from these really government as to how in peril the cease fire deal may be right now. what do you say, how fragile is all of this at this moment, and do you expect that it will all collapse it's fragile. i don't expect it to collapse personally, but it could. it really depends on the 2 main forces that have define the nature of the conflict. over the last 100 years between zionism and the state of israel on the one side of the unit

king. abdullah of jordan also condemned the idea during a meeting with the palestinian president and health phone consultations with the meat of potter and crown prince of sold area. is key in this developing story that has regional leaders rattled society foreign ministry was 1st to roundly condemn trump's remarks as a formal salad. your relations with israel will not happen without ending these rarely occupation and palestinian statehood of this. so the position will encourage i mind, cairo, and capitals around the world to stand their ground in opposing trump shocking plans. statements of condemnation alone will not defeat donald trump's push for annexation, and displacement. governments around the region will have to come up with a counter offer that also fulfills palo studying rights to statehood reconciling these opposing goals and will determine whether the region is heading towards the confrontation, cooperation with all the 0. i'm a transplant for guys that has also been condemned by the united nations, where the secretary general was said that force displacement of people i

i think we should work with king abdullah.with mbs and other leaders in the region to have them, have the arab world take the lead. yes, we should put pressure on them. i'm not sure musing the u.s. occupying gaza is the right way to do that. mike: okay. to iran. yesterday there are reports that hamas leaders were in tehran to congratulate the regime on the anniversary of the 1979 revolution. what about the cancer that is iran in the middle east? >> it's the single biggest-- sorry, it's one of the two biggest problems i should say the least. iran is destabilizing a half dozen countries around it. now, progress has been made. hezbollah has been weakened, hamas has been weakened and the collapse of assad, and that should be part of the focus. if we could get the peace deal with the arab states and the u.s. and israel that would be a real check on iranian power if we can help put in a legitimate government in syria and support the government that's there now, that weakens iran and then president trump has talked about negotiating

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jordan's king abdullah king abdullah is set to visit the white house next week. >> president trump saysants to investigate california's high speed rail project. he says it was the most poorly managed project he's ever seen, citing increased costs and delays. >> we're going to start a big investigation on that because it's i've never seen anything like it. nobody has ever seen anything like it. the worst overruns that there have ever been in the history of our country, and it wasn't even necessary. >> that doge is going to investigate the train. >> no, i'm doing that myself. >> the project's cost has ballooned from an estimated 33 billion back in 2008 to about 100 billion or more now. phase one of the project would connect passengers from los angeles to san francisco in just under three hours. service is supposed to start between 2030 and 2033. in an emailed response to questions about the president's comments, the california high speed rail authority highlighted the project's background and accomplishments. >> all right, let's stay on trains because this is a ticket to nostalgia. model

we know king abdullah will be going on february 11th, next week to washington as well, two major players in which the president has said he thinks he can convince to get on board with this plan. but so far from what we have seen, they have completely denounced any possibility of asking or making forcing gazans to leave gaza. i think it's important to understand what the homeland means to palestinians there. they have left north gaza to go to the south during the war. they have now returned to rubble, to nothing, and yet they are building homes on top of that rubble. and the president yesterday said, well, why do they why would they want to do that for them? this is their national identity. this is their homeland, this is their community. this is what they know. this is what they see as having shed blood for. and so for that reason, andrea, palestinians want to stay in gaza. and many israelis that i've spoken to here in tel aviv as well, believe that palestinians have a right to that land. sure. and i'll say one last thing. the right wing, the far right wing of the israeli government is c

he's also meeting with king abdullah in the next few days. but she did not specifically say that any of those those leaders actually supported this proposal. chris. so, certainly, a lot of questions, as this press briefing is still underway. she as you pointed out, she said that the president did not commit to boots on the ground. you just played or you just quoted the president as saying that he would go in if necessary. but today, the white house press secretary trying to make the case that the administration doesn't want to send troops there, they haven't committed to send troops there, despite what the president said. also, one more thing, chris. on another topic, she was also asked about nbc news reporting earlier in the week that the trump administration had released a certain amount of the immigrant undocumented immigrants that ice had rounded up and had arrested since the crackdown on illegal immigration began. she did confirm the nbc news reporting, making the case that so far, the administration has released 6% of the undocumented i

we know king abdullah of jordan is coming at 1130. he is bringing his son, the crown prince. we're going to have those talks. one key thing, though, is that it will not be open press. we are not going to see this joint kind of press conference that we saw him do with netanyahu last week. so it may be difficult for reporters like us to ask questions, but definitely this is going to be the main topic of conversation between these two today. >> that might come as a relief to the king that there will not be the freewheeling setting that happened last week, given what occurred when that took place. this happens as the peace deal in gaza. the cease fire deal, i should say, seems to be unraveling. elena. >> that's right. the deal, the cease fire and hostage deal with hamas is very fraught. we know that yesterday, hamas said that they may not release the hostages as part of that plan, that they were initially planning to release. on saturday. the president was asked about this yesterday and said all hell would break loose if they do not move forward with that. take a listen to how he

king abdullah has been quite clear up until now that any kind of forced displacement, ethnic cleansing of palestinians, whether it's from gaza or the west bank, is, is a red line that he won't accept. and actually, the jordanian parliament passed a bill last week that rejected the forced displacement of palestinians and said that palestine is for palestinians. and i think it's really crucial to understand regional factors here. as you already mentioned, you know, um, jordan is considered the stable country and very much a u.s. ally, and it's already home to millions of palestinian refugees that have been previously forcibly displaced by by israel. and so, for the jordanian regime, taking in more palestinians could result in some kind of. destabilization. and i think the same goes for the egyptian regime. so it's actually in u.s. foreign policy interests to not disrupt the status quo. but i think also a crucial factor here is the arab people, both in jordan and in egypt, who are overwhelmingly supportive of the palestinian people of the palestinian struggle, despite the policies of thei

president trump has spoken with king abdullah. we haven't gotten a real clarity on that conversation, but i don't think it was terribly positive from king abdullah's perspective. they've been hosting, you know, you know, thousands and thousands, actually, millions of refugees from syria and from surrounding areas for all of these years at great expense and great political peril, especially since the turmoil in gaza and a lot of anti-american, anti-american spirit among the palestinians and others in jordan. from my trips there and my conversations with leaders there. so there is a lot of anger in jordan at even the prospect of taking, you know, these people and of the palestinians, because every time they're told and over all of these decades that you're you're leaving one area and but you can return, well, they don't get to return to the land that they say is theirs. and these are disputed lands. and now there's also support in the administration from the new elise stefanik, the new un ambassador, in her testimony at confirmation

trump meets israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and a week later -- king abdullah of jordan.e leaving israel, netanyahu said he expects to discuss victory over hamas as he put it. tomorrow, netanyahu will meet with mr. trump's middle east envoy, steve witkoff, to discuss negotiations for the second phase of the ceasefire deal. those talks come after the israeli military said it fired at a suspicious vehicle in northern gaza that wasn't traveling on the route agreed to in the ceasefire. new preliminary data shows conflicting readings about the altitudes of the passenger jet and army helicopter when they collided near reagan national airport this past week. the national transportation safety board said different readings came from data from the passenger jet's flight recorder and data from the control tower. investigators say it could still be months before they have final answers about what happened. today, family members and loved ones of the 67 people killed in wednesday night's crash visited the scene. a short time later first responders said the bodies of 12 of the victims

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what is all of this main for jordanians of the will of jordan's king abdullah is set to go to the white house next week. he'll be the 3rd world leader to visit us president donald trump, since he took office. and he's already expressed his disapproval for this plan, of forcibly displacing palestinians from dogs of, and essentially amounting to ethnic cleansing of the palestinian territory. so their meeting is short to be fiery because it's not only jordan, it's other countries in the region. it's the entirety of the arab league who has voiced it's disapproval for previous statements that have been made by the new us president saying that jordan is not going to absorb millions of palestinians because the gaza strip is palestinian land and it's their home. so we're actually going to be monitoring that meeting, waiting to see to exactly what comes out of it. and finally, what's been the reaction so far from within his room? this has been something these really government has wanted, especially from the far right. they have one of the ethnic cleansing of palestinians the previously use, the

jordan's king abdullah is due here next week. >>> the weather has been a mess for tens of millions across country. 20 states socked in earlier today by a dangerous mix of snow, sleet, and rain. there were whiteout conditions in michigan and flash floods in hard-hit charleston, west virginia, where they got more than three inches of rain in just a few hours. al roker joins me now. al, this is the start of a pretty volatile week of storms. >> that's right. we've got a parade of storms, lester, this next one coming in out of the midwest for tomorrow with large storms. it's going to bring northeast ice, rain, and snow, possible power outages, and then continues off the coast on sunday, getting out of here with some snow left over in the great lakes. we're talking to heaviest amounts from buffalo to coastal new england with up to eight inches of snow and up to 0.1 inch of ice from cleveland all the way down to richmond and then a second more powerful storm possibly getting together monday evening, starts in the midsection of the country. by tuesday, heavy snow, wind, and rain likely in the nor

with his american counterpart and strongly rejected the displacement plan and the jordanian at king abdullah. the 2nd is scheduled to meet trump on tuesday, new york based in journalists, kellum up and has more on the story. a process said the guys that needs to be cleaned out before and now he's loading the idea that egypt and george both country has that border. the enclave could take in the displaced people and how's them? both countries have been humanly rejected. the idea saying that they oppose the displacements of the palestinians. egypt expresses its absolute rejection of any statements aimed at the displacement of the palestinian people to egypt, jordan, or saudi arabia. additionally, egypt reiterates its unwavering national and error, but principles which are rooted in the palestinian peoples right to establish their state along the borders of june. 4th, 1967 with east jerusalem as its capital. instead of sending a solution to the palestinian issue as in palestine in order to just like jordan as for the jordanian, you'd palestine as for the palestinian leave, we all want to achieve

we can speak now to abdullah and who's an associate professor of history at georgetown. you'd invest in cost a welcome. again. i'll do that. first of all, let's start with the medical evacuations. it's supposed to happen on a bigger scale than they all at these rates of tonight. what do you make of it? well, i mean, this has nothing. no, we've seen multiple violations of the ceasefire agreement. all of these, of course, are terms that were agreed upon as part of the negotiations. and israel continues to uh to use these as, as leverage points as pressure points to extract even further concessions. as we've seen in the past are clearly unhappy with, you know, with the implementation of the deal, given what it's meant for the release of palestinian captives by the thousands, letting hundreds of thousands of palestinians return back to their homes. and of course, many who are critically ill and wounded, who need evacuation for desperate medical treatment, are simply not being allowed. and this is very much part and parcel of what we've been saying for 15 months, which is tha

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and in fact, jordan's king abdullah, is set to visit the white house next week. and this will be the main point of discussion for the 2 leaders and have to what reaction have we heard so far from inside as well? a look before these comments were even made. i want to point to a survey that was published. it is really media just 2 days ago that said 80 percent of those polled in israel supported donald trump's plan to re locate posting using dogs outside of palestine. so just to give you an idea of where is really society is out, but when it comes to ministers in espanol whose government they're handling this move, saying that it's the dawn of a new day that they want to make the middle east great again to. but it's, it's a little bit difficult to fathom these thoughts because they are living a little bit outside of reality, calling for the ethnic, cleansing of 2000000 palestinians from gaza. and additionally, members of mentioned, y'all is right when government, those who had less the government, those who are still in it so that they wanted guarantees for b is re

now when it comes to jordan, king abdullah is actually going to be traveling to the united states to meet with president trump at the white house next week. and i'll send you an authority president with our best ease arriving to jordan to meet with the king before that trip to discuss this very important issue that will be front and center during that white house visit. so how does that stay the regional reaction? what about the reaction inside israel? well, this is something that's been accepted across these rarely political aisle within israel, you had one member of the opposition, the leader. in fact, you repeat who said that this needs to be studied and actually is israel, who is the one who needs to give a direct plan rather than just the americans inserting themselves here when it comes to nathan, yahoo, who's far right allies. this is something that's been welcomed, calling it the dawn of a new day and the reactions coming in since the early morning hours. and you even have people who left nothing. y'all, who's government like you, some are been viewed, the former national sec

now, particularly after the visit biking abdullah of jordan, king of the judges due to to meet the present a and on tuesday i think and if king of the is not able to convince them that to me is to draw a line under this crazy proposed advertising go back to the original, the national to nationally enshrined physician about the to say to state solution. then i don't think the that'd be a phase 2 and for 3 would be that totals guilty was felt in the middle of phase one . let's just to bring our attention back to the events of today that we can see on our screens. events a list of the as rated captives being released. now in the last hour we have seen palestinian prison is arriving in ramallah great hugs of joy. the from friends and relatives, as a number of the 183 palestinian prisoners jews be released today has come off red cross and bosses and have been freed into ramallah in the occupied west bank. already. as we watch these pitches we, we understand the full of those palestinian prisoners had to be immediately taken to hospital. but a number of them have said that even though they were

there's already a lot of oppositiondy to king abdullah in his country and jordan didn't like they backedn missiles when reigning missiles on israel and didn't like idea of bringing palestinians into jordan something that president trump keeps w floating that could further weaken his leadership in that country. so he's really between a rock in a hard place here. he can avoid -- he can push back against president trump but then he's going to lose the aid. he could stand firm against president trump, but then he's going to do a weaker in his own country. >> jeff moore dock house reporter for washington times you can find his work online at washington times.com. jeff, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ >> c-span washington journal, our live forum involving you, for the latest issues in government, politics, and public policy. from washington to across the country. coming up tuesday morning, california democratic congressman jim costco on recent actions by trump administration and role of democrats in the 119th congress. former usaid official president of the refugees inte

leavitt: well, king abdullah of jordan will be here next week so i can provide you more context on theversations he will have directly with the president after that meeting. and to point out, that has been the lead over the world who have doubted the dealmaking ability of president trump. you heard the panamanian leader saying that he will not agree to some of the concessions that he has now made because of secretary rubio's visit. you had the colombian president out saying he will not accept flights of colombian nationals who have entered our country illegally, and those flights are underway. actions speak louder than words. reporter: you said the president has been working on this behind-the-scenes. is there a plan based on the president's proposal for gaza, when was it drafted and who had a hand in that. sec. leavitt: the plan was written in the president's remarks last night as he revealed it to the world and his team are considering to be engaged on this effort. i saw the national security advisor this morning, and they will continue to engage with our partners that include steve

the first foreign leader he called was the saudi arabia, big abdullah.o the president of egypt on saturday and we had prime minister netanyahu. this didn't -- mainstream media wants to pretend it sprung up overnight. really, this is framed -- it is not the case. this is framed in terms of the hostages that we have coming out. you remember the president's truth there will be all hell to pay. we now see israelis and the first american keith siegel being reunited with their family. cease-fire in place that the biden administration couldn't get without president trump's help. now the discussion last night is let's talk in practical, humane terms about what is going to happen to 2 million people who are living in piles of rubble, sewage and sanitation with bullets flying. let's talk real solutions here and eventually we get to saudi normalization. it's part of a much broader strategy. >> martha: you talked about phone calls with saudi and egyptian and other leadership. was this shared with them. are they willing to take 200-0000 palestinians into their territ

queen rania of jordan, her husband abdullah, for a while, had the palestinians there, until there waseptember and there was arab upon arab violence and palestinian and jordanians went to war. and you've got el-sisi saying i don't want them, they went into lebanon because lebanon didn't have a border strong enough, almost a democratic nation, banking institutions, it was a major christian nation, they had democratically elected government, and it was taken down by the plo and hezbollah and all of those gangs. so the only future that these palestinians have is an economic future. and that can only happen if their country is developed where there is no underground tunnels, where the kids aren't raised to hate israel, and trump doesn't want to nation build. trump wants a peaceful area, just like he did with the abraham accords, and so his job right now is to figure out where they go in the meantime, to leverage that, and to make sure that he "works with the partners in the region" to get some kind of conclusion where there is ultimately peace. >> jesse: jessica, do you have a better idea?

he is meeting with the king of jordan, abdullah next week and he spoke w with the king of bahrain andt crown prince of saudi arabia and has made it clear and been vocal he expects our partners in the region, particularly egypt and jordan to accept palestinian refugees temporarily so that we can rebuild their home. i would like to show you images have gaza taken by fox news as they put it in apocalyptic seat gaza. this is on habitable place for human beings. do you really think families can live their dream in a region that looks like this with no running water, no electricity and special envoy to the president steve witt, traveled to gaza and came back with imags that he showed the president ofn here. the president made this decision with humanitarian hard for all people in the region. peter. >> reporter: thank you, are they were officials preparing to fight democratic lawmakers in the street? >> secretary leavitt: absolutely not! thanks for the question. >> reporter: some elected democrats are esteemed about doge. monica mciver said we are at war. ilhan omar said we might actually se

rubio met with his egyptian counterpart monday and president trump plans to welcome jordan's king abdullah to the white house this week. both countries have rejected the president's idea. meanwhile, more hostages held by hamas returned to their loved ones. but the terror group says it will slow the release of others because it says israel violated their cease-fire agreement. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >> we're taking a live look outside here at the city of san francisco on this monday. there's lots of talk about in the weather department this week. so carlos got us covered this afternoon. but today it seems like its yeah, it's nice. i mean, hey, it was a chilly start to. but other than that, it's been a pretty nice day. take a look at temperatures out there. 58 in san jose. >> 56 in alameda bill valley about 57 degrees. 61 in nevada, redwood city's about 60 degrees right now. so obviously got a few spots that are warming up, but we are still a little bit below average today. wind has been nice and calm. you can see it's just kind of light and variable. so nothing to worry about th

and happening today, president trump will welcome king abdullah of jordan to the white house. trump is giving hamas an ultimatum over the terror group's plans to delay the next hostage release. listen here be returned by 12:00 on saturday if they're not returned -- all of them, not in drips and drabs not 2 and 1 and 3 and 2, saturday at 12:00 and after that i would say all hell is going to break out. >> carley: well the father of edan alexander one of the american israeli hostages being held captive in gaza will join us next hour to respond to that strong message from the president. and today officials in philadelphia are set to detail plans for a super bowl parade on friday to celebrate the eagles dom naghtd the kansas city chiefs. fox sports projecting super bowl lix scored 156 million viewers across all platforms. meanwhile a bet is a bet, steve, and jesse watters says you are not keeping your end of the bargain. oh no. >> jesse: i called it. made a bet with doocy. steve a big chiefs fan. >> steve: the eagles were fantastic. "nuff said." i lost a bet. i lost a bet. i'm wear

king king abdullah of jordan is due in, i think, next week, and i'm sure he's worried. and so is the egyptian leader that the transactional president is going to use american assistance as leverage to actually get the jordanians and the egyptians to absorb what. hundreds of thousands of palestinians i don't. think it computes in donald trump's head. i don't think it computes in the region, though, rosemary. >> and what happens now to the long held u.s. goal of a two state solution? >> um, it's a thought experiment on a in a galaxy far, far away. if you had leaders on the israeli and palestinian side and an administration in washington, um, literally prepared to make this a priority issue, you might envision a pathway being constructed forward. but the reality is, back here on planet earth, no leadership incredible trauma inflicted on israel and on the palestinian population during the last 15 months. hard to imagine that you could actually, anytime soon, make significant progress and get an israeli and palestinian leader into a negotiation to resolve the five core issue

rubio met with his egyptian counterpart monday and president trump plans to welcome jordan's king abdullahite house this week. both countries have rejected the president's idea. meanwhile, more hostages held by hamas returned to their loved ones. but the terror group says it will slow the release of others because it says israel violated their cease-fire agreement. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >> free program and solano county is helping kids become good readers with the help of therapy dogs. the read to a dog program is a partnership between solano county library and paused for healing. it's a nonprofit providing therapy there. oh, my goodness. yeah. uc davis study showed that reading fluency actually improved for kids who read aloud to dogs compared to those who didn't. and dogs are good listeners. officials are pretty happy to see that the kids and their families are coming back week after week. it's a hat for >> still ahead on kron for news at 4, the westminster dog show is underway in new york when the top dog of crash. news nation tonight. >> we won't deter on time with 3 big

we're going to see king abdullah in, uh, in washington next week. and he's really on the spot now. you know, the usual process for all of this. sarah would be, you know, you work through the different agencies of government, the national security council, you come up with a proposal for the president, you red team it to make sure that you understand what its implications could be. you quietly sell it to the allies so that not everybody jumps up and down and says no when it first happens. there was none of that. this seemed to evolve, as you heard before, from the morning to the afternoon. it just sort of came out of the president's head and and his mouth. and then, of course, you saw prime minister netanyahu sitting there smiling, understandably so, because he's got a right wing that wants to take over all of gaza and make sure that it is, in fact, once again, is full israeli territory. if he can't get that having it as american territory probably seemed like a pretty good option. and certainly it would be a 15 year building project. the other remarkable part of this is that at the

this will be a topic of discussion for the president when he meets with the king of jordan, king abdullahjust tomorrow here at the white house. >> all right. and it's worth just emphasizing that, as we know, the palestinians have been outspoken about this, saying that they do not want to leave their land. kevin liptak. thank you so much. and still ahead this hour, why, my next guest says president trump's funding freeze is still wreaking havoc, even though a judge put it on hold. >> it's apparent. >> nice going lou. >> nothing like a little. >> confidence boost. >> to help ease you back into the dating scene. of course, that also includes having a smile you feel good about. fortunately, aspen dental specializes in dentures and implants made just for you with affordable options and flexible ways to pay. and now they're $0 down plus zero interest if paid in full in 18 months. helping our patients put their best smile forward. it's one more way. aspen dental is in your corner. >> ontario, canada your third largest trading partner and number one export destination for 17 states. our economic

we know that the president is sitting down tomorrow with king abdullah of jordan, and he believes thats leverage in billions of dollars of military aid that the u.s. provides to both jordan and egypt. we will see how that shakes out, but certainly a lot of opposition in the region at the moment. and an israeli prime minister and the right wing in israeli politics, certainly feeling emboldened by what the president is suggesting. dana. >> yeah, he sure does. thank you so much, jeremy. appreciate it. and coming up, the president who cried tariffs donald trump is threatening new levies on key imports. will he follow through this time. that is a key question. plus the art of not dealing with grocery prices. we'll explain next. >> cookbooks. corporate fat swindling socialites doped up cyclists and yes, more crooked politicians. i have a feeling we won't be running out of those anytime soon. >> a new season of united states of scandal with jake tapper, march 9th on cnn. >> when you're the official vehicles of winter, you can embrace everything the cold has to offer. leave fresh tracks with t

arabia to the egyptian president al-sisi, who's visiting washington tomorrow, to king jordan, king abdullah of jordan, who's going to washington on february 11th to islamic militants, islamic jihad, hamas, the palestinian authority, all of them denouncing what the president has, in fact said. when we talk about history here, this is this is their homeland. this is where they believe they belong. you know, they evacuated katie, as we all well know, a year and a half ago to the south. they walked back miles, drove back miles to find. yes, rubble. there is not a lot left to northern gaza. but do you know what they're doing? they're setting up house in northern gaza. on top of that rubble. planning on rebuilding with their children to reclaim their communities, their mosques, their schools. their storefronts. i actually went out into the streets of tel aviv and spoke to some israelis about the possibility of donald trump asking palestinians to leave gaza. and our brave team on the ground in gaza spoke to palestinians as well. let's take a little bit of a listen to some of what they had to say,

very well that even the hint of that led to the killing of leaders in the region, king abdullah of jordanhis grandfather, was killed because he was deemed as complicit in the ethnic cleansing of palestinians. in 1948, another egyptian president, you know, was killed because he was deemed complicit with israel. these leaders remember very well those killings. and also remember that in the case of jordan, 60% of jordanians are actually palestinians. they have millions of palestinians. the country will be totally overrun, destabilized, and they are looking at president trump, and they're looking at these statements. and they are not only shocked, they are horrified because they understand that as if tonight there's a target on the united states back. this reminds the region of when bush declared war in 2003, the iraq war. that invasion led to mass radicalization, led to the arrival of isis, of al qaeda. it's stunning that donald trump was actually talking about that intervention, saying, yeah, it was very bad. we should never have done it. and then he's saying, well, we will do this, and he'

president sisi and egypt, king abdullah and jordan, the sunni gulf leaders, because we're just not we'rejust not going to rebuild gaza with hamas back in charge and try to hope and pray and cross our fingers that we're not going to get the same thing we got between 2000 and 5 and october 7th, 2023. >> all right, dan senor, fascinating conversation. thank you very much for joining us. come back. >> thanks, casey. >> see you soon. great. all right. we got 30s left. preston. big picture reaction there. >> illuminating conversation, you know, and maybe. look, maybe it comes down to saudi arabia. comes in, and they're the ones who put all the money in, and they're the ones who developed the land for us to go over. it's very imperialistic for the united states to go over and try to take over. >> gaza yeah, i think that president trump feels like in his first term, he did a lot of good things in the middle east. i'm going to move the american embassy to jerusalem. we've got the abraham accords. i think he feels like he's got credibility in the region to do things that are extremely outside the

and he'll host king abdullah from jordan here in the white house tomorrow. >> okay.ciate your reporting. up next, we'll have a live report from philadelphia after a resounding victory for the new super bowl victory for the new super bowl cham ♪♪ sonya earlene and marcia are among the thousands of real women living with metastatic breast cancer; doing what they love. and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole alone. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection liver or kidney problems, are nursing, pregnant, or plan to be all medical conditions you have, and about all the medicines you

tomorrow he's welcoming king abdullah of jordan. >> to to. >> the white house for an official visit wherehat jordanian aid is aid to jordan is going to come up. and trump's call for jordan to take these palestinians into the country, which jordan has already said, that that would cross a red line for them. >> and jeff, you've covered trump for a long time, and this is his kind of style. you're brought in to talk about one thing that he's signing executive orders on. he's taking questions and everything comes up essentially. but on this, i mean, this is a real question because it's families whose lives are hanging in the balance here. and i should note, rachel and jon goldberg, poland, who's whose son hersh was murdered by hamas. other families of hostages called on trump to do this exact thing. bring all the hostages home at once. but their question is, is there a strategy here? is there a plan behind what he was arguing? >> and i think that's an open question. >> he mentioned. >> this first on air. >> force one on. >> on sunday night when we were on the. >> way to new. >> orleans. >> sai