the president is authorized by congress to spend should be used on american workers and american products. the best administration -- past administration failed to use

on the, from the american best, a site. i mean, they were asking him at the, on, on the propose it, which he agreed verbally back to, you know, and negotiations he or was a back down and say, i have mass has yet to accept this. and this and he had, and he, as a lot of the condition that he knows how much would not be to accept. so we, i think it was buying time. he thought that, okay, well, it's a vip to was within reach me that this month to become us. what was possible. so he wanted to divide time to do that a little bit and give a leave of government. we haven't heard from him. what he said that he would crit me on, i think i think you would give his word because he would lose his because they would have him on his own people. where does that leave? nothing. yeah. his connection with the intact says no question about that because he still has the majority has more than 64 as a question, no one has donald from or if he has given to nothing. now to get him to agree to the some say, as a recognition of annex ation of the we

and so yeah, it's true that it's not because of the advertisement so much, but because it's an american best hopes for 3 months. good. 8 to the media. do you is age and i think you as a is not designed to be put on the media. i was ages design action either with a says it's already for the people. i mean me that. so he went to therapy in a to, i mean the, the people are needing in need of food for hips or other things. but media. it's not really a part of a, i think, oh i talking about us a dot, the head of key as massive summation institute says that the us funding is crucial for the cranium media. what do you think will happen now that the trump administration has suspended us for an aide funding to? well, i think all these media i just mentioned, that's all the small, what smaller media they will not fix. it will not be existing anymore in maybe one month or maybe so maybe in this 3 months that the 8 to scope, they will not exist anymore. because when i said they were designed to uh for the group, the group data in 2014, but also what they call the it's asian. so i think they will disappe

it's a testament to what makes america special that we have overcome these things by being more american bestat i on is a fact that to us the people of the led the civil rights movement are patriotic americans even though they may not be regard that we at the time. eric talley is to be who we were supposed to be and who we were not at that time. there are people doing that today is her own way, and so that's what i stand for the fight because that's what that's like stands for me. i hope one day we will stand for that for kenny stills any others as well. and her interim it also stand for the first amendment and the constitution that protects some of who i disagree with and the rights to do what they do even though i wish as i said the football was free from politics. people have a right to express themselves. >> seems to me there are political forces that are taking 30 opposite approach to this and trying to whip up for a levitical gain a sense that the authorization of our politics and that these people are different that us, they do not our patriotism the way we do. >> in reality that's the

the president is authorized by congress to spend should be used on american workers and american products. the best administration -- past administration failed to use american workers, but not on our watch. we are modernizing roads, bridges, airports, clean water systems, affordable high-speed broadband systems and so much more. we have incentivized building all these large projects with american products and american union labor. remember the shortage of semi conductors during the pandemic? those tiny little computer chips the size of your fingertip? the power -- they power our everyday lives from advanced weapons to your cell phones. americans and vintage -- americans invented these computer chips. when the pandemic hit, we found out how vulnerable america was. prices soared. it takes over 3000 of these computer chips to build an automobile today and went overseas factories making those chips shut down the production stopped in the cost of nuclear sword. did not have to be this way. i was determined to change that and that's what we have done with the chips and science act which has attracted $3

exactly the same in cut in is the best depiction that we have of american man in the 18th century wearing a very similar coat to this. what's really important about that portrait is it shows boardman in an interior the interior of his shop. you see his account books behind him as well as all the textiles and goods that he was selling at his shop. and what that shows us is this was an ordinary business man's suit, someone of a sort of an elevated status, but a businessman, a merchant. and that's what george washington was to show himself as when was sworn in as president of, the united states. this suit goes on. washington has it at his death. and it's divided. these these clothing items are divided up between family members. in 1802 after martha washington death. and what's really remarkable about this is that the family members preserve it as it was in the 19th century was really popular, cut up textiles and to divide them up and give them away as gifts. and you can see a little bit of has actually been done. you see, there's a little cut out there, but this piece was seen as such precio

it's a testament to what makes america special that we have overcome these things by being more american best fact that to us the people of the led the civil rights movement are patriotic americans even though they may not be regard that we at the time. eric talley is to be who we were supposed to be and who we were not at that time. there are people doing that today is her own way, and so that's what i stand for the fight because that's what that's like stands for me. i hope one day we will stand for that for kenny stills any others as well. and her interim it also stand for the first amendment and the constitution that protects some of who i disagree with and the rights to do what they do even though i wish as i said the football was free from politics. people have a right to express themselves. >> seems to me there are political forces that are taking 30 opposite approach to this and trying to whip up for a levitical gain a sense that the authorization of our politics and that these people are different that us, they do not our patriotism the way we do. >> in reality that's the first amend

products and american people. and the best way to grow our economy is to grow the backbone of our nation. the middle class. that's what my investing in america agenda has done. the landmark laws that shore up our infrastructure, our manufacturing base, and our people. together these are some of the most significant investments in america since the new deal. for decades american infrastructure has been neglected. but our bipartisan infrastructure will you is finally modernizing the nation's roads, bridges, ports, airports, transit systems, and more. removing every lead pipe in america so every child can drink clean water and providing affordable high speed internet for every american, no matter where they live. and it's making sure these projects are done with american products and american workers creating hundreds of thousands of good-paying new jobs, many of them union jobs. for too long american factories have moved overseas. taking vital industries with with them. now our chips and science act is bringing manufacturing hom

not quite as refined as what you're seeing coming out of england at the time, but it was the best that americansld do at that point, as they were developing their manufacturing. so washington sees this advertisement in the newspaper. when he sees that advertisement, he writes to a friend and asks him to procure cloth from the hartford woolen manufacturing for him to wear when he is sworn in as president of the united states. this cloth is sent back here to mount vernon not too terribly long before the inauguration. and when washington gets the fabric, there is a tailor that's indentured here, an irishman named calvin boa, who makes this piece into into. makes this piece into a tailored coat for george washington. there was probably also a waistcoat or a coat that goes underneath and a pair of breeches or pants that go to the knees that went along with this. and so, when washington was sworn in, he wore this piece and everybody knew it at the time. it was covered in all the newspapers that here washington was supporting the establishment of manufacturing in america and washington does that over a

block deal and it remains a proud american company, american owned, american operated, american steelworkers and the best the world. mystic steel industry is the strongest it has been in years because of the president actions to level the playing field for american workers and the united states remains an open economy under president biden leadership. foreign competitors like china have market through unfair trade practices such as dumping and overproduction. it's critical we have a strong domestic steel industry that protects national security and our supply chain. today the president demonstrated that he will always act to protect the security of this nation as well as resilience of our life. with that, before i take questions, i want to ask one more thing which is talk about ahead and then we will go into questions. in addition to his trip to new orleans, the president and first lady will travel california on monday. the president will then travel to coachella. as president biden said, theid world lost an extraordinary dinner. the president and first lady look forward to honoring an american who gave

americans, at our best, value the life we see in one another and must always remember that even the unwantede worth. [applause] and our country must abandon all the habits of racism, because we cannot carry the message of freedom and the baggage of bigotry at the same time. from the perspective of a single day, including this day of dedication, the issues and questions before our country are many. from the viewpoint of centuries, the questions that come to us are narrowed and few: did our swear i generation advance the cause of freedom? and did our character bring credit to that cause? these questions that judge us also unite us, because americans of every party and background, americans by choice and by birth are bound to one another in the cause of freedom. we have known divisions, which must be healed to move forward in great purposes, and i will strive in good faith to heal them. yet those divisions do not define america. we felt the unity and fellowship of our nation when freedom came under attack, and our response came like a single hand over a single heart. and we can feel that same u

steel remains ast proud american company, american owned, american operated by our american union steelworkers and the best in the world. the domestic steel industry is the strongest it has been in years because of the presidents action to level the playing field for american steel and steelworkers. the united states remains an open economy with record investments under president biden's leadership. distort global markets their unfair trade practices such as dumping and overproduction, it is critical we have a strong domestic steel industry that protects our national addition supply chain today the president demonstrated once again you will always act to protect the security of this nation. as well as the resilience of our supply. and so with that before you take questions i want to ask one more thing which we have not done in a wild. which is talk about the week ahead, next week. then we'll go into questions. in addition to his trip to new orleans, the president first lady, will travel to los angel, california on monday. the president will then travel to cook cello valley, california on tuesday, thursday

who will focus on empowering every american to live their best life instead of looking for burden and regulations that make everything difficult. this president helped every american do better and i expect that will happen again and quickly under donald trump's watch. it is great they are recognizing not to contest this president. been since 1988 since a republican has won and democrats have not protested. glad to see a smooth transition and more excited to see donald trump take office in 13 days. >> steve: no democrats raised their hand and said, i have a problem with this. smooth sailing. governor, thank you for joining us on this tuesday. meanwhile, flurry of new action joe biden on the way out the door, now trans ferring detainees out of gitmo, more on that coming up. my 32 years in . i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served. they've been in leadership positions. they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary. and they come to us and they say, i need some financial help at this point in time. they're not looking for a handout. they're lookin

and so to answer your question what's going to be best for the american economy, it's going to the dependths. stuart: we have to trust president trump to get the best deal possible for america. that's the bottom line here, because it's a -- tariffs are a work in progress, right? >> oh, absolutely, stu, 100%. and, again, how we're going to impose those tariffs, what kind of tariffs we're going to impose, a lot of that depends on what what we see in the coming months and years. and if i think given trump's success in his first term, we have good reason the trust him that he is going, to as you said, get the best deal for the american people. stuart: e.j., thanks for joining us. thank you, sir. >>> let's change the subject. donald trump jr., he's talking a trip to greenland. the president-elect, that would be donald trump, he wants to take control of that territory. what do we know about that trip? if rah. lauren: it's not official business, but he will talk to people there as his dad escalates his desire the acquire the autonomous danish territory. the president-elect writing i am hearing t

science and return the nih to gold star academic research so the american people and senators can make informed decisions about the besttiatives for our country. and as we know there is a disaster right now happening in american health. >> will: well, calley, i was listening to rfk today, he brought up ozempic and you just brought up ozempic, fascinating, he talked about its potential, so popular and so expensive and if it were covered under medicare and medicaid it could bankrupt those two programs. and i was fascinated by that because i've also read how expensive it is in america versus other countries. take a look at this. ozempic is a most $1,000 a month in america, where per month out of cost -- out-of-pocket costs in germany, it is $59. it makes you really wonder about this company, how they are making money off the backs of americans, the role that plays in all politics, and it makes me wonder what someone like you has to say to bill cassidy to say rfk is our opportunity to do something different. i am down to one minute, calley. >> yeah, bill, what i would say to senator cassidy is that we have an obesity crisi

talking about the impossible is what americans do best. this is a revolution of common sense, and so he wants to be the party of unity, the party of inspiration, he wants the world to once again, trust us and follow us. and so i thought today was a beautiful, optimistic, very reagan us, but very trump in as well. address today. eric a or was it. busy a beautiful speech of unity. no, not at all, but it never was. i think it was a signature. donald trump speech, and i think it was a speech that donald trump, supporters was could certainly get behind. we certainly get a sense of what he looks to do with many of these executive orders that he's planning on sign in today. and i think what we are saying here is this is a continuation of the campaign where he is going to focus on immigration. and while he certainly talk to in expansion, his terms about canada, greenland, and the panama canal, he's certainly going to continue that with his discussions today about the panama canal. again, i think we are, my supporters were changing in panama, panam

illegal persons and we have dangerous criminals who have committed violent crimes against american citizens and the bestng we can do is return the people from where they came. i think the american people understand that. i saw a new york times poll two days ago 87% of the american people agree we should deport dangerous illegal criminal aliens and that's what we'll do. >> and yet the cost is staggering and you said last summer you on biggest national security challenge is the national debt. does that mean that you are committed to making sure that his mass deportation plan is paid for with offsets? >> sure. listen, the number one job of the federal government is protecting the citizenry. when you have a wide open border you don't have safety, security or sovereignty for that matter and president trump will follow through on the campaign promises. it costs money to do that, but that is a small investment in terms of what it cost us. the staggering cost and the lack of resources in our local communities that has been pulled and handle the sanctuary city that brought about and the crime wave that's been br

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another thing that happens, we make it so that a lot of americans get the best pay raise they never hadse some single mom out there who stops a couple kids into car seats and dropped them off at daycare and it has to go to work and go back and pick them up come if we could probably get the cost of a gasoline from three dollars a gallon down to one dollar a gallon, which is give you the biggest pay raise she's ever had. and the the 84-year-old widg in south arkansas on a hot august day when it is 105 degrees won't have to swelter in the heat. you can turn on her condition and get down to 72 and enjoy a nice comfortable they enter home because our electric bill will finally be affordable. this is the kind of agenda that america needs to have that hillary clinton has decided to side with people who are into cronyism and into a radical agenda that would bankrupt a lot of poor people in this country. i know something about the cleanse because i've been fighting them all of my political life of the past 25 years. every election i've ever been involved in they had been involved in. from the ti

food and best of american wine. last point is lost on the president-elect who doesn't drink. but you have had a number of people say this ever since it's become the official house guest house of the president, including charles de gaulle and harry truman the president lived here in the 1940s and 50's when they were renovating the white house. back to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, rich. we have a fox news alert. president biden just issues new pardons for dr. anthony fauci and retired general mark milley just moments ago it. also includes the members of congress and the staff who served on the january 6th select committee. and the u.s. capitol in d.c. metropolitan police officers who testified before the select committee. this as donald trump prepares to take the oath of office in just a few hours. south carolina senator tim scott is here with reaction. tim, that means liz cheney, right? >> absolutely. here is what it really means it. means that joe biden continues this march towards weaponizing the justices, e

steel remains a proud american company, american owned, american operated by american union steelworkers and the best in the world. steel industry is the strongest it has been in years because of presidents action to level the playing field for american steelworkers. the united states remains an open economy with the records for direct investment under president biden's leadership. through unfair trade practicese such as a dumping and overproduction. it is critical we have a strong domestic steel industry that protects our national security and our supply chain. today the president demonstrated once again he will always act to protect the security of this nation as well as the resiliene of our supply. and then before i take questions i want to add one more thing which we've not done in a wild which is talk about the week ahead, next week. then we will go into questions. in addition to his trips to new orleans, the president first lady will travel to los angeles, california on monday. the present will travel to california on tuesday from thursday the president first lady will attend the state funeral

steel remains a proud american company, american owned, american operated by our american union steelworkers and the best in the world. the domestic steel industry is the strongest it has been in years because of the president's actions to level the playing field for american steel and american steelworkers. united states remains an open economy with record foreign investments under president joe biden's leadership. foreign competitors like trying to distort steel markets through unfair trade practices such as dumping and overproduction. it is critical that we have a strong domestic steel industry that protects our national security and our supply chains. today, the president demonstrated once again that he will always act to protect the security of this nation as well as the resilience of our supplies. and then, with that, i am going to -- before i take questions, i want to add one more thing, which we have not done in a while, which is talk about the week ahead, next week, then we will go into questions. in addition to his trip to new orleans, the president and the first lady will travel to los angeles

would argue in american history, sitting in this room before my eyes, the spot, my career, the world has gone underground. tremendous change, but certain things have always held true at our best american lives, not only by the example of our power power of our example. the past 4 years reviews the power not to go to law, but instead to bring countries together to crease, shared security and prosper to stand up to aggression. the saw problems through diplomacy, wherever possible, regional actually defend democracy, civil rights and human rights. because that's who we are. that's who we are. you heard me say many times before. we're the only country owners found an idea. every other country is found around geography, religion in this city. some of the unifying fact america was put on idea on the idea is or not figured with me. and i did, it was all women minor, crazy idea is part of the world for 250 years in county. always reach you to do better. always look into the future on our best always seeking progress or are people for people everywhere spinning on or my life to service repressed. today i'm optimistic about our futures optimistic is ever bad. just after when that we ar

that is all about unleashing american energy. probably the bestnleashing american industry. we will do it with republicans in the house and donald trump in the white house. >> john: "biden is doing everything possible to make the transition as difficult as possible from lawfare to a costly ridiculous executive orders on the green new scam another money wasting -- you're not, these "orders" will all be terminated shortly. we will become a nation of common sense and strength. make america great again." the way that biden did this may make it difficult for the administration to overturn and may falter congress to try to after all this back. >> i have been talking to the president and his whole team. the new secretary of energy and the chairman of what i think is a great idea with the trump administration, this new national energy council in the white house focusing all of government on in leasing. we will attack it for in many ways. their president and his team will unleash a lot of executive orders on day one and very ea early. they will end up in t

and violate the constitutional right of tens of millions of americans who are expressing themselves freely on the app. with that said the best outcome for everyone is for an american company to own the app. president trump is exploring options to find a solution to save this app for the tens of millions of americans that use it and enjoy it use on the campaign president trump launched a tiktok account and it was wildly successful. >> isn't this a national security threat. >> certainly china has used tiktok to purvey the information of the making people president trump is aware of that that's what i said the best solution and best outcome is for american ownership of the company. that something was very interested. maria: fireworks on capitol hill. a dozen of trump's nominee on the hot seat go by democrat senators. but the associated press is reporting that the outsider pixar gaining support propelling them toward the finish line despite the democrat objections, the senate could vote on the pics on monday. what are you expecting? >> we are incredibly confident that president trump's pics are going to be confirmed and they sho

american? >> it also had the best line of the year. >> okay, what kind of american are you? >> that is really a rorschach test for where you sit politically. >> what you see in it tells you more about yourself than the actual movie. >> the last time those two met up, it was almost the end of kong. >> of course, godzilla and kong raged again, and sometimes the old ways are better than the new. the bigger, better, faster sequel to the twister franchise sucked in a huge audience. >> i thought the plot was very good. i thought the special effects were excellent. i thought the soundtrack was very good. if i'm being honest with you, though, i think glen powell is a hottie come on, mike, slow down. >> we are late. >> worst trend? if you haven't already noticed, the continuing dominance of sequels, although admittedly follow up films such as bad boys ride or die were huge hits. >> love or hate will smith for what happened? that boy still got it on screen. who is this santa? >> he's scaring my kid. >> yeah, he's scaring me too. >> in horror, all the good little kids went to see terri

. >> reporter: his second nomination is for best american roots performance, featuring the fabulous thunderbirds, taj, bonnie raitt and nick fleetwood of the it was an irresistible invitation. the recording academy is honoring taj with a lifetime achievement award. he's played with so many musicians, including boz skaggs and elvin bishop in 1971 at the fillmore or more recently with his long time friend rye cooter. taj is working on his next album. asked about the kind of music? >> there's only two kinds of music, good and bad. you know what we're known for. we're known for good music. so it will be good music. >> reporter: good music that could get him his fifth grammy win. >> you can watch the grammys live right here on cbs news bay area. it all starts at 5:00 p.m. this sunday. you can also stream the awards show on paramount+. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. there's just good and bad. >> that's right. i like that answer. thanks so much, ryan. >>> coming up at 6:00, thfoansw are killed in the midair collision in d.c., the ntsb now

best international feature and the other for sound. also on oscars night, many were hoping that actor lily gladstone would make history by becoming the first native americann a best actress academy award. in the end, she didn't prevail in that category, but she did triumph because she became cinema's most eloquent spokesperson for the representation of native americans on screen. by bringing indigenous performers into a place where, you know, we're leading ladies, we're leading films that people are feeling, they're resonating with from all walks of life, is proving that we belong in these places and we have a lot to offer. like, the stories that we have to tell are ones that everybody can benefit from, notjust us. it's interesting you say that, that, you know, the importance of telling your own stories, because i wanted to ask you, you know, martin scorsese, leonardo dicaprio, robert de niro — fine, upstanding men, but they're all white men. did you have any kind of apprehension about collaborating with white men on telling a story about a terrible wrong done to indigenous people in the united states? absolutely. um, there was apprehension about all of i