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and president biden flew down there in air force one and josh said i've never seen air force one before. we are at the charleston air force base. one of the very last things josh and i and i just it was president biden's last visit to charleston and on air force one. so this guy is as pure as the -- he embodies all that is good in people and politics. and so josh, i am so grateful for you and so thankful for your friendship. >> j, josh. [applause] now you all know about clay. i'll take a bullet for him. because i know he would take one for me. there has never been anybody in politics ever, probably my life, that i have trusted more than i trust this man. i know many times -- i don't even know about, daggers that i have no clue about because clay always as my six as he says. he always has my back. he is my brother and we have competition about who is actually going to save the speech, the eulogy at the others funeral. he always says you're going to say my. i said no, i got a few more years on you, brother. i'm going to say yours. you know the reverse shit, sorry. [laughing] he's going to

air force one lifted off from west palm beach. earlier he sat down with our own bret baier discussing a range of topics, including elon musk doge team and the work they're doing. here's an excerpt. >> i don't know if it's kickbacks or what's going on, but the people, look, i ran on this, and the people want me to find it. i've had a great help with elon musk, who's been terrific. bret: bottom line, you say you trust him? >> trust elon? oh, he's not gaining anything. i wonder how he can devote the time to it. he's so into it. i told him do that and then i'll tell him very soon, like, maybe in 24 hours to go check the department of education. he's going to find the same thing, then i'm going to go to the military. let's check the military. we're going to find billions, hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse and, you know, people elected me on that.

n1950, patrick air force base in my district was named in his honor, recognizing his historic contributionso military aviation. today this base is known as patrick space force base a. testament to house america's leadership in disguise has evolved to dominate new frontiers. his vision laid the groundwork for at this' advances in space exploration and defense. may we always remember his contribution to our nation. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the speaker pro tempore: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, pursuant to section 803-a of the congressional recognition for excellence and arts education act, 2 u.s.c. 803-a, i'm pleased to appoint the honorable david trone of potomac, maryland, to the congressional award board. signed sincerely, hakeem jeffries, democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call of the chair. democrats are under pressure to all all the stops with government funding bei t biggest point of lever

there was an overhead voice on air force one that came right on cue. please direct your attention to the right-sided aircraft of air force one. we are over international waters, first time in history were flying over the gulf of america." president trump is a great president, but he's also a fantastic producer. to bring them up, "you are over the gulf of america," and cue the voice of god or whoever that was, the pilot. >> talk about the straws. >> i have to. >> underneath that awesome, they suck, the reality is paper straws contain 95% microplastics, and plastic straws contained 70%. they are better for the environment, so take that, libs. >> he made a great quibble. why don't we get rid of plastic forks, plates, cups, start jerking out of our hands? as far straws are concerned, i'm happy because am going to stop drooling. you get a paper straw and they break apart. that i attempt to drink through -- i don't know why i can't drink through a small hole. it just goes right down my face. i'm excited about the drooling stops here. >> you look great doing

the former commanding officer of the air force, angus watt, says williams deserved it.itary people to forgive that betrayal. keith morrison: as for anne marsan-cook, she believes she was given a second chance. she and howard married in 2013. but she can't leave her past behind. i haven't written. i haven't painted. i haven't done anything. i'm just living day by day. and it will come back. i'm sure of that. no worries. but now i feel that if i-- if it comes out, it might just be a scream, a scream that goes on forever. keith morrison: in the ottawa suburb of orleans, there's a new wariness, or so it seems. so many break-ins here. for brenda constantine and brian rogers, what matters now is telling their story so that no teenage girl is targeted, as theirs was. no child should have to go through that. hearing the story is one thing. but having experienced and lived it, that's another thing. and then hearing that he committed murder. he murdered two victims-- brian rogers: yeah. --after that. like, how horrible could that be? keith morrison: andy lloyd has his good days a

we had this air force interview. they import about 25% of their steel from canada. canada is vulnerable to these tariffs. also mexico and brazil so keep an eye on those currencies on the back of tariffs but lastly the most important thing we heard is that he is still eyeing reciprocal tariffs and says the announcement could come as early as tuesday or wednesday. watch out for how u.s. assets react. friday, there was a slide in the equity and treasury market on threats of reciprocal tariffs. >> we got the u.s. jobs report on friday ahead of powell's testimony this week. was a good news, bad news, or another excuse for the fed to sit on its hands? >> it's a mixed picture from the nonfarm payroll report. one thing that did jump out of the markets was the university of michigan can sentiment data there was an unexpected jump in the year ahead inflation expectations rising to 4.4%, the highest since november 2023. we get hard data on inflation this week. we have the consumer price index wednesday followed by the producer price index on thursday. >> valerie tytel, thank y

president trump spoke to reporters on air force one while traveling to super bowl 59 in new orleans. before taking questions, he signed a proclamation recognizing february 9th as gulf of america day. also, the president said he planned on announcing a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports into the united states. this is about half an hour versus here. a video. so you said, you know, we're flying over right now. we're flying over a thing called the gulf of america. and i'm saying in a proclamation that perhaps you could define that this is a problem. nation declaring today, february ninth, 2025, is the first ever gulf over america day. this follows the president's executive order in a name change from the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america. and we're flying right over it right now. so we thought this would be appropriate, even bigger than the super bowl. this is a big thing. and almost everybody now has assented to that. but in onboard, ladies and gentlemen, it's could please direct your attention out the right side of the aircraft. air force one is currently in internationa

that announcement came as he flew on air force one to new orleans for the super bowl.llows his executive order on inauguration day, when he pledged to officially rename the gulf of mexico in the united states. the u.s. coast guard began using the new name, immediately marking its first official use by the u.s. government. well, president trump has also ordered the u.s. treasury to stop producing pennies. he posted on social media that the u.s. is minting the coin at a cost of more than $0.02, which is, of course, double its worth. this is not a new initiative. the penny has been under scrutiny for years. its purchasing power has all but disappeared in 2023. the u.s. mint reported that the cost to produce the coin that year alone rose 20%, and last year, the new york times magazine published a piece advocating for the penny to be abolished, saying that billions of them have gone missing or are simply sitting unused in people's homes. local authorities across the u.s. are pushing back against the trump administration's mass deportation agenda. they're accusing i.c.e., th

. >> he said andrews air force base were waiting for the sound to come up and being told, that we can very happy people right now. trump: nobody thought that that would happen and so, their home and safe in with their families and that's the big one and secretary of state rubio is in panama right now were talking about the panama canal what they have done is terrible, they violated the agreement, and china's running the panama canal. that was not given to china, that was given to panama fluidly and foolishly violated the agreement i'm going to take it back or something very powerful will happen. and as far as other things are concerned as you know, we had a very busy weekend and were dealing with israel in dealing with ukraine and russia and we have meetings and talks scheduled with various parties including ukraine and russia. i think those discussions are actually going pretty well. the discussions in the middle east with israel and various other countries, are progressing and benjamin netanyahu is coming on tuesday and i think have some very big meeting scheduled. >> do you feel th

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he made the announcement from air force one on his way to the super bowl yesterday while passing overico which he is trying to rebrand as the gulf of america. beyond steel and aluminum, he promised a slew of reciprocal tariffs on countries that impose tariffs on u.s. exports, without giving any further detail. canada, china, and mexico will be worst affected by the new tariffs, a part of the president's sustained war on the canadian economy. in an interview, he returned to the idea that canada should become the 51st state. pres. trump: i think canada would be much better off being a 51st state. we lose $200 billion a year with canada and i will not let that happen. why are we paying $200 billion a year essentially in subsidies to canada? if they are a 51st state, i don't mind doing it. christian: with us tonight is the director of policy at the british council of british columbia. what does this mean to canada, 25% tariff on steel and aluminum? >> as the largest supplier of metals to the u.s., this would be a major blow to our industries and our economy. each year canada exports 11.2

now, this part of the airport is actually an air force because this was a military plane, it, of courseitary outpost. now, once the deportees are processed, going to be going back to their home states. are going to disembark here in india, and they come gujarat and of course, some are here in punjab. now, look, these deportation flights are not new. but what makes this different is, of course, the flights that have been going under this new trump administration have actually been closer afield, in and the second thing that makes this different is in the past, any of these deportation flights would be done on commercial airlines, but this was actually done countries be repatriated. samira hussain. you are watching bbc news. bands on the planet when the band itself almost never give interviews? who've made the first authorised documentary and the rolling stones when it comes to global success — we knew something was in the air. we knew something was in the air~ i_ we knew something was in the air~ i could _ we knew something was in the air. i could feel it around me. it was an electric at

he was speaking on air force one yesterday. and you can see that the yield on the two year is 4.285. going higher. and the ten year 4.489%. >> also a. >> big week for data with cpi at wednesday and two days of powell testimony on capitol hill and two great measures of volatility in gold right now. we're seeing trading at an all time high. gold has hit $2,929. that's up about a percent and a half. we're also watching bitcoin which remains just below that $100,000 threshold at 97,633. but it's up 1.3%. and of course, our big story this morning, president trump raising the stakes in his global trade war, possibly forcing u.s. consumers to foot the bill. nbc's alice barr has the latest now from washington. >> contessa in one example of the courts intervening in the trump agenda, there is a federal hearing today about the mass buyouts offered to federal workers. labor unions are requesting to fully block the program. >> president trump. >> returning to washington overnight after becoming the first sitting president to attend a super

group says palestinians will foil any attempt let's listen to those comments by the president aboard air forcehe people living in gazai to go back at another time. and the united states is going to own it, - to a totally war—torn . part of the middle east. a part of the middle east that. has caused tremendous problem, we will own it — it's totally demolished right now, - it's a demolition site. it'll be reclaimed, it'll be levelled out, fixed up. i they'll be building some - beautiful sites for the people, for the first time in hundreds of years. | he talked about how it could be developed, other arab countries have previously rejected this. the political spectrum, you havejewish israeli who suggested some openness to it. what is the reaction continuing to be in israel following the release of three more israeli hostages over the weekend and a concerned reaction to the way they have been treated? and their appearance. it caused a lot of shock to see them looking so pale and thin came in from gaza on saturday. for some 183 palestinian prisons. palestinian prisoners. also appeared to be in poor

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so i called air force base and said, "i know i made this request. um, turns out we don't need it.it, i got angry and confused. what does this mean? so, i e-mailed paul shack. i e-mailed, "why? did you do anything about it?" no reply, no reply, no reply. quiet. so i called him, and i got him. -he was shouting at me. [ chuckles ] can't call it an argument because an argument takes two people shouting, and just one was shouting in this case. -i asked him, "why are you ignoring? you didn't reply to my e-mail. why?" i was asking why you didn't respond. now i have you. -well, i got sarcastic. i said, "don't be a chicken little." -paul shack treated me as if i were the well-intentioned but silly chicken. and the lesson is chicken little is not to be trusted. chicken little always gets excited. i was very upset and angry and disappointed with my engineering organizations, top to bottom. there's a ticking clock. we were losing time. this is an e-mail i drafted. "in my humble technical opinion, this is the wrong and bordering on irresponsible answer, not to request additional imaging help f

back to air force one. on deportation interesting numbers that came out. i will share the numbers what america is thinking after this. watch. >> deportations, you have been upset there haven't been more. >> president trump: i think they're doing an incredible job. it is very tough. deportation, finding marred murderers is not easy. they're doing a great job. we're getting rid of thousands of criminals from our country. >> bill: a pew poll came out with a survey. 60% of americans approve of the efforts to deport people living here in the u.s. illegally. they have made a very important point about this. they are going after the criminals and it appears so far that's the plan and can we say whether or not they are being successful on these early days? >> they are. it is hard to find criminals as it is and harder to find them when cities are not helping and sometimes hindering efforts to do it. there was a "new york times" poll earlier this year. 87% of americans support deporting the criminals aliens. people with criminal records. if you look at all the migra

plane when i was covering the campaign where they serve wendy's, which was nice, but no, i never got air force. no. >> it's trump force one. yes. which is very luxurious as well. both fantastic planes. and look, he is so energetic and there's just so much going on with him. it's hard for everyone to keep up and he has got such a young staff around him. people like caroline leavitt, 27, the youngest press secretary in history. you just look at pete hegseth and jd vance. i mean, this is a very a new generation is in power in washington. elon musk, with all his 18 to 25 year old high iq whiz kids. and there's donald trump with more energy than all of them put together. he's just incredible. he goes from six in the morning until midnight. he has five hours sleep and he wakes up. he told me every morning thinking just of business, political business. >> well, we appreciate both of you and keep up the good work. by the way, joe has a book coming out pretty soon. we'll tell you about that in an upcoming appearance. all right. when we come back, donald trump is keeping his campaign promise to oblitera

president was talking tariffs on board air force one traveling to new orleans. president trump told reporters announcements on a wide range of new tariffs are coming in the next few days. that includes a 25% duty on all imported steel and aluminum, expected later monday. and by midweek, the president says he will announce new reciprocal tariffs, promising a detailed plan including which countries will be targeted. for now, only saying if other countries charge the u.s., we charge them. cnn's betsy klein is now following the very latest developments. >> president donald trump continuing to flood the zone with content. speaking to reporters aboard air force one for about 30 minutes as he made his way to new orleans to attend the super bowl on sunday, president trump announced that he would be unveiling reciprocal tariffs on countries that tariff the u.s. on tuesday or wednesday. at a press conference, he also unveiled plans on monday to announce steel and aluminum tariffs at a rate of 25%. that is 25% on all steel and aluminum imports coming into the u.s. both of

group says palestinians will foil any attempt let's listen to those comments by the president aboard air force

and retired air force brigadier general christopher walker. we also have i think donte mills who is a private pilot who lives in the area. dante, if you hadn't -- and hear me, i'm curious because i'm wondering if you have flown out of the north philly airport if you live in this area what can you tell us about the crash? what are you curious about and there's a? >> this is a congested area i think that is what everybody should know. you can't tell from these pictures but philadelphia is a city of row homes where all of these homes are connected they are right on top of each other. when you talk about six of those homes being on fire the threat of that entire block being on fire was a real. we talk about 6:00 at night there is activity there a lot of activity in that area. the content and bustle area which has the strip mall and a lot of restaurants. people all about that area also to be going about your life and to have a plane crash in an active neighborhood, not talking about a field or anywhere like that, an active neighborhood where people

. >> president trump spoke to reporters on air force one but while traveling to super bowl lix in new orleans. before taking questions, he signed a proclamation recognizing february 9 as gulf of america day if you're he also said he plans to impose a 25% tariff and all steel and aluminum imports into the united states. this is about half an hour. pres. trump: nice to see you. are you all set? we are flying over right now, we are flying over thing called the gulf of america. and i signed a proclamation. >> this is a proclamation declaring today, for every knife, -- february ninth, the first ever gulf of america day. this follows the president's executive order to instate a name change from gulf of mexico to gulf of america. pres. trump: and we are flying over a right now, so we thought this would be appropriate, even bigger than the super bowl. this is a big thing. almost everybody now has incentive for that. >> ladies and if you could please direct your attention over the right side of the aircraft, air force one is in international waters, the first time in history, flying over the r

mike -- he's air force pilot. and then willie -- he was like a test pilot.ick -- he'd already been up to space. and then there was ilan. you know, he was already a hero in his country. so i was like, "wow! we have the juice here! this will work." ♪ and they came together to start training. -welcome aboard. -four of us are flying for the first time. roll camera. and that could be seen as a disadvantage. in some ways, it's an incredible advantage because we have a wealth of enthusiasm and excitement that other, more seasoned crews may not have. -i was married to laurel clark, who was on the columbia mission. we met in navy dive school. she beat us in swimming -- the guys -- and that was kind of irritating. she was just tenacious. she always had a smile on her face no matter what happened. it was really beautiful. [ both laugh ] -i feel very fortunate to be assigned to this mission. i'm expecting it to be the experience of my lifetime so far. ready, ready, mark. -we were so excited. ♪ -i remember going into nasa taking a series of photos with my mom and dad aft

. >> jason: donald trump at the andrews air force base and we are waiting for that to come up so i amhim. >> president trump: . happpeopy right now and nobody thought it would happen. so they aro,e home safe at their families and that was fe ia big. secretary of state rubio is in panama right now. we are talking about the thpanama canal. but theyey have done is terrible. they violated the agreement. theyd are not allowed to violate the agreement. train is running the panama canal. it was not given to china but given to panama foolishly. but they violated the agreement and we will take it back obar something very powerful is going to happen. as far as other things are e haa, you hadyou know a busy weekend and we are dealing with ukraine, russia. we had meetings and talks scheduled with various parties, include med wi in ukraine and ink russia. those discussions are actually pre well.ty the discussions in ther middle east with israel and various sectors of the countryam are regressing and benjamin netanyahu is coming oia tuesday. thi i think we have some very big meeting scheduled. >> r

and it's a sight to behold, for one of new delhi is retired air force offices to different highly maneuver. but how was it this find it in a test for to have the plan is to look at that slide. so i'm so happy to see the continuing coverage of the latest trends shaping the world right now. this is our team to national i a, michael, plunge it. so now we start this out with a breaking news and have my says that these pulling up the latest hosted release, which had been set for saturday. it's pointing the finger of blame squarely at ease, roll the hand over design as prisoners who were scheduled to be released next saturday will be postponed until further notice, and until the occupation commits to and compensates for the entitlements of the past weeks retroactively. we affirm our commitment to the terms of the agreement, as long as the occupation commits to them. right, let's cross now live to our, to use the middle east bureau chief, mario, and austin, i joining me right now. marya, it's good to have you join me. so quiet on, on expect the development that what more can you tell us about wha

and quote, we have reached out to travis air force base to confirm these reports.ting to hear back. we'll let you know when we do. >> department of justice has appealed a federal judge's order indefinitely blocking president trump's executive order that would restrict birthright citizenship. this was announced late last night. the appeal is going to be heard by the u.s. court of appeals for the 9th circuit. the executive order has already drawn 9 lawsuits and hearings are expected in the coming days in boston and new hampshire. california attorney general rob bonta released this statement ahead of the hearing. he says in part, quote, the president is attempting to override the 14th amendment and unilaterally amend the u.s. constitution. i am committed to ensuring the full rights of american born children are upheld and respected. the attorney general's office says the executive order if it's allowed to stand about 24,000 people in california would have their citizenship stripped. the hearing is at 7 o'clock this morning in massachusetts. >> well, all week, the kans

let's listen to those comments by the president aboard air force one a short time ago.

i received a phone call saying that i would be flown immediately to barksdale air force base.ger, nasa had a contingency plan in case there was a shuttle accident. i never really imagined that it would happen. with columbia, we had people who had experience with accident investigation from the military, navy, and air force on the team. -i came to the investigation as a helicopter pilot who knew something about doing accident investigations. i did not come to the investigation as a space shuttle expert. i literally knew nothing about how the shuttle was put together. we needed nasa's help because by definition, everybody who came in as an external part of the investigation team is not a space shuttle expert. there was years of shuttle program knowledge that we needed to learn very quickly. -there's that issue of the falling foam during the launch of space shuttle columbia. -very early on nasa told us that they knew about a foam -- a debris event. but we didn't even know enough about the shuttle to understand that there was foam on the tanks. the press wants to know what happene

. >> and the navy had three enemies the soviet union, air force and hyman rickover.widely love that we need more tolerance for the heretic. the heretics end up being our heroes.>> i don't know how you inject creativity into the process. >> i also think we need to invest in the capacity to act quickly. back to mr. diller's comment, even if we plan much better, if we don't have industrial network that can react quickly, then if we have to wait to create that perfect thing we want i'm also a fan of the plan for the unplanned, create the capacity, rebuild we lost the middle of our industrial base and got very big performers a lot a little small performers and that's where i think the commercial marketplace scaling into the middle becomes really important. >> speaking of acting quickly, this is a chart that derived from our dear departed chairman jim inhofe compares the time it takes from concept to a new product started back in 1945 the dark line is a military aircraft. the light blue line is commercial aircraft. and the redline is automobile. so back in the 60s and 70s,

speaking to reporters on air force one on his way there to the big easy.mp laying out several new policy developments, including announcing plans for new reciprocal tariffs. >> i'll be announcing probably tuesday or wednesday at a news conference, reciprocal tariffs. and very simply, it's if they charge us, we charge them, that's all. >> when is it going to impact.? >> almost immediately. but i'll be announcing the details of it. highly detailed, and it will be great for everybody, including the other countries. but if they are charging us 130% and we're charging them nothing, it's not going to stay. >> that way. >> trump also described gaza as a big real estate site, talking about managing america's trillions in debt, the war in. >> ukraine. >> and also possibly meeting with russian president vladimir putin. cnn's betsy klein has been following it now. she joins us now from west palm beach. betsy, he covered a lot of ground. he talked for about a half hour. what more can you tell us? >> you're absolutely right, jessica, to describe it as flooding the zone

air force expert on unaircraft systems. what's your reaction to the news and as you see the video we saw from the ring doorbell to the live footage, what are your thoughts? >> oh, brian, it's absolutely terrible, to come on the wake of what we all witnessed in washington, d.c. and now this, i mean we take air travel safety really for granted in this country. so many people have grown accustomed to hopping on their flight and commuting to and from work and to and from loved ones we don't think twice about it. when events like this occur we are reminded it is a feat that we fly through the air every day and we trust that those around us, whether it's air traffic control or the engineers who design the airplane and maintain the airplane are doing so in a safe pattern. so, you know, we have to learn more what happened here. looks like another tragedy unfolding before us. >> brian: yeah. right now steve keeley who is the voice of the reporter that you saw on the scene that had to duck away because of what he thought was toxic fu

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jackie: president trump speaking in air force one head of yesterday's super bowl attended saint elonk's doge they found irregularities at the treasury department. for more, mike shepard joins us. what do we know exactly what trump was referring to and what the potential implications could be on the treasury market? cook this is one of the great mysteries that emerged from that air force one conversation with reporters. he raised the prospect of irregularities somewhere in the treasury department but offered no specifics nor have we heard from the cost-cutting team over at treasury now that is being led by doge, by executives from this u.s. digital service that doge is working with. we don't know what they're referring to. is that government contracts, excessive spending on certain contracts? we don't know even whether it refers to the treasuries market itself the way the president was discussing in that moment. we do know scott bessent, the treasury secretary, sought during his interview to offer reinsurance has that everything would normal operationally at treasury despite whatever

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and bar to mold -- and baltimore police, npd, dcf d and on the federal side the coast guard, army, air force, fbi, secret service, customs, dod, american medical response, and the u.s. department of labor. all of those have been amazing partners and they are one of the reasons why this investigation continues to progress the way we wanted. we did briefings last night and today there are over 100 family members now in the area receiving briefings and receiving assistance. they have been briefed by the medical examiner, the fire chief, the ntsb chairman and myself, along with the family assistance unit. in regard to ntsb staff, all staff are now on scene that had been requested, and i want to point out one specific staff member because we are doing a joint ntsb and dod investigation. the ntsb has a certified pilot on our staff based out of alaska. once we realized the dynamics and intricacies, we brought that member and. they are on scene now providing direct technical assistance to ntsb. it does not mean that dod is not working and helping us, but we have our own blackhawk certified pilot in

air force, fbi, customs and border patrol, park police, dod, washington, medical response, and the department of labor, all those have been amazing partners and one of the reasons why this investigation continues to progress the way we wanted to. we did family briefings last night. today there are over 100 family members that are now in the area receiving briefings. as part of a legislative requirement, receiving family assistance. they've been briefed by the medical examiner, the fire chief, the ntsb chairman and myself along with the family assisted unit -- assistive unit from psa here. in regards to ntsb staff, all staff are on the scene have been requested and i want to point out one specific staff member, because we are doing a joint ntsb and dod investigation, the ntsb has a black hog certified pilot on our personal staff based out of alaska. once we realize the dynamics and intricacies of a blackhawk, we have the member on scene now providing direct technical assistance to ntsb. that does not mean that the dod is not working with us but in order to maintain our independence, we have ou

they'll come very close to that helicopter at reem air force base. the israeli military. very careful, by the way, at all stages of this, to not have a lot of imagery of those hostages until well after they are, they get into hospital. then later in the day, you may see pictures of them with their families, photographs released. in some cases they're released video, but they control this very tightly, which is why the what happened this morning when hamas releases them, they sort of parade them across the stage. and that's happened in the last several times. this one seemed a little different today because they were walked at gunpoint, interestingly enough, and they were compelled to deliver speeches. they delivered them in hebrew critical of the israeli government. so the level of propaganda seems to be a little bit different today. as ralph said, there's some suggestion that there are tensions are increased after what donald trump said earlier this week about his plans for gaza. you can see there that that van and again, i think this now confirms that that probably has

just want to correct real quick you're an air force figure general not army i think i read that so ilf or me in trouble over that. i apologize. to both services -- but to move on with this, when we look at the africa theater a lot of people i say a lot of civilians don't know we're active there as a marine i know you fear to go to it is hot there and in north africa there's a lot going on there and a lot that our military and tell us about the threat in the afternoon theater. >> terrorists have tried to migrate there. one of the things they're trying to get away from is the ability to find them. it is also hard to get into some of those places in africa just because we don't have good access many times. you know, we face this in the b2 which i flew and so i think, you know, we're getting better at finding these places. and when we find them we're actually going after the people that are there. so you know i think we're proving there's really no place on earth that you can hide. and by taking action now, it prevents having a larger conflict a bigger role for the military. and really c

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