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but it is in boston, this game is in boston, i hope we don't do the canadian national anthem i hope we just cheer for the american national anthem. >> we hope they can squeeze into your show because they are fantastic and their stories is the best of all time. the u.s. against the soviet union in 1980. will cane is coming up just a moment so don't go away, thank you for joining us. great to have you with us on this thursday and we will see you back here tomorrow but don't go anywhere because there is a great show coming up! with will cane, moments away have a great evening everybody. >> will: live from the heartland this is the will cane show. looking life at the white house, as we are expecting president trump to speak soon, hosting a black history month reception at the white house. when that starts we will -- we will bring it to you here but in the meantime, we start with this. president trump has been flagged, like two signals to his left and his right. two lieutenants at almost all times during his presidency. i elon musk and j.d. vans. elon musk has been a bit of the muscle behind donald trump. with d.o.g.e

that was after fans in montreal booed the american national anthem before the game. the u.s.the two teams could meet again in boston in thursday's championship game. >>> amazon workers vote no, and a cbs blackout averted. here's cbs' carissa lawson with the cbs "moneywatch" report. >> repoter: the markets are closed on this presidents' day after ending last week on a mixed note. the dow lost 165 points. the nasdaq gained 81, and the s&p 500 slid by less than one point. >>> weaker than expected reports on retail sales. sales dropped by .9% after two months of gains. apparently the cold weather put the worst dent in car sales and specialty stores since it kept more americans indoors. >>> and a big win for retail giant amazon. a worker is at the warehouse near raleigh voted against joining a union. the group which launched the uniization drive blamed the loss on what they called amazon's efforts to intimidate workers. amazon is glad workers chose to maintain a depth relationship with the company instead. >>> paramount and google's youtube tv strike a deal to avert a blackout. it

political hotbed because of donald trump's rhetoric and in the early games in montreal, the american national anthem was the viewership like? has this led to an increase in people like me watching? absolutely. there were 9.3 million people watched the game number for hockey. these are the kind of numbers you generally only see at the olympics. was watching the game. talking about, growing the game. it was close, it was fast, it was great hockey, i didn't know about him until last night, googled him, but what a player! he scored what would be a goal, i suspect, really great goal. he must be celebrated across canada today. he does things nobody has done. scored the golden goal in overtime against the united states in vancouver, a goal that's one of and here is connor mcdavid doing it at the 4 nations. it's a kind of passing—the—torch is it impressive just how much they have closed the gap on canada when it comes to this sport? yes, entering the season, the nhl was only 41% canadian and 29% american, which is twice as much as it was just 20 years ago. prospects coming into the nhl. they won the last tw

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this is what it sounds like as a basketball game in toronto as the american national anthem plays.sels, a city of flax and international politics, you might ask why all of this matters to your day-to-day life. in short, if international trade becomes trickier, more expensive, it can give economies the shivers. look who is also here today. it is prime minister's make less of a habit of showing up since brexit but the nato defense alliance is based here as well. it was the prospect of america imposing tariffs on the u.k. that dominated. >> early days. i want an open and strong trading relationship. that has been the basis of my discussions with president trump. >> reset with the european union in order to keep president trump on side. >> both of these relations are very important to us. we are not choosing between them. but that has historically been the position of the u.k. for many decades now. chris: tonight, the prime minister is heading for brussels city center for dinner with european union's leaders as they, and he, wrestles with how to confront a foe, russia, and a friend, th

fans in montreal last night loud i ly booed the american national anthem before the faceoff.here were three fights in the first nine seconds of the game. the u.s. beat canada, 3-1. >> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," we head to the badlands of north dakota, where the nation's 26th president still looms large. >>> a big win in britain for a papal thriller. >>> later, it's back to the beach for these california wil wildlife lovers. rs. copd isn't . from the struggle to breathe... to getting stopped in your tracks. bye, grandma. ♪♪ but with trelegy, i can finally move forward. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. once-daily trelegy also improves lung function, so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if wor

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whether he was mocking their sovereignty or outright and at the early games in montreal, the american national anthem game of any kind in years. see at the olympics. so its huge for the game, and this is what they're it was close, it was fast, it was great hockey, one of the doctors treating pope francis not out of danger. these are live pictures the pope is likely to stay in hospital until at least next week. abdomen was good and his heart �*very strong'. hello there. we ended the week with a band of rain pushing eastwards across the uk, but ahead of it, with some sunshine and a brisk southerly wind, we saw the temperature in lincolnshire this weekend will be a little cooler. and a few showers as well. in from the atlantic. and the cooler weather is going to be coming in from the atlantic as well on these westerly winds that are following this weather front, which brought the rain. the night across east anglia and the south—east of england, keeping temperatures a bit higher here. but with some clearer skies and the showers easing away, degrees come the morning. the south—east fairly smartly. grazing

but it is in boston, this game is in boston, i hope we don't do the canadian national anthem i hope we just cheer for the americansqueeze into your show because they are fantastic and their stories is the best of all time. the u.s. against the soviet union in 1980. will cane is coming up just a moment so don't go away, thank you for joining us. great to have you with us on this thursday and we will see you back here tomorrow but don't go anywhere because there is a great show coming up! with will cane, moments away have a great evening everybody

national anthem, would you think? >> it's ridiculous, the national anthem that we all use is meant to cover every single american, america son of a specific race religion colour creator, it's for every american and that is what our national anthem represent, when you start dividing into different kinds of national anthems you create division. >> trace: both of you, thank you. >> we were not allowed tryouts of who was the first recorded back? you have to have trial. let's get out there! when you say he was the best quarterback, let's throw some, let's have a preseason game. and guess what? when you have that kind of competition, is going to be good. >> trace: the comment on the seventh stream quarterback by the way joining us, james calling on members of his own party trying to motivate his side, to make changes, with us now fox 11 news anchor alex michelson who got the chance to speak with the well known democratic strategist, the common got a lot of play in a lot of attention because a lot of people even democrats are like, this is kind of harsh 2021 -- kind of harsh. >> he's one of the few democrats calling out joe bid

cheryl: hobbing fans booing american national anthem u.s. second time canadians have done this recent weeks seemingly more people fight, a lot of fights in this game between uask and canadien players thinking may be politics out of sports, doesn't look like going to happen i don't think going to happen there is nothing you love in hockey more dwlun states versus the rest of the world like show you it is spoechdz to be nice to see u.s. go and decisively win >> do you think starting a. >> it hockey players love to fight, there has been booing at supporting vents, in canada the united states answered it decisively on ice. michael: three fights first nine seconds. cheryl: something else president trump keeping promise to downsize the federal government, so the tension of the i.r.a. hillary vaughn has details on the other side of the break you are watching "mornings with maria" on the other side of >> ♪ ♪ ♪ . ♪ [music] i could unlock my front door ♪ ♪ while i dine in baltimore ♪ ♪ no lock box to explain ♪ ♪ ♪ at 9:00 the doors would lock up ♪ ♪ s

but this is how it's going over up north. [ american national anthem playing ] [ booing ] >> at the raptors in toronto, they booed our national anthem. same thing in ottawa. the senators playing the wild. they started booing. i didn't even know canadians knew how to boo. [ laughter ] he has been in office two weeks. he's already made canadians, the nicest people in the world, pissed off at us. [ applause ] and if you're wondering why he's doing this, i think it goes back to this adoring photo of his wife making goo goo eyes at justin trudeau. that was the day donald trump learned the word tariff. [ laughter ] >> tonight, i am announcing canada will be responding to the u.s. trade action with 25% tariffs against $155 billion, like the american tariffs. our response will also be far-reaching and include everyday items, such as american beer, wine, and bourbon, fruits, and fruit juices, including orange juice. >> jimmy: my god, now he's gunning for our mimosas. [ laughter ] and that's not all they're threatening to tax. >> along with nipple rings, macaroons, ice cream and porn. [ laughter ] it

so is it an anti-tariff brawl or a proof -- to pro-american national anthem brawl?miliating to be a canadian. all they have is manners, and they lost hair man pers last night. they behaved like a bunch of losers. the only thing hay do, hockey is, like, our fifth game. [laughter] it's not even our -- lisa: i grew up going to hockey games with my dad, so i love it. all right, usa a. >>> peace in the middle east -- to transition -- [laughter] team trump ready to put an end to foreign wars. the high stakes talks happening right now. so, no more sweating all night... or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10 degrees cooler, all night long. during our presidents day sale, save up to $500 on select adjustable mattress sets. planning to move? join the 6 million families who discovered a smarter, more flexible way to move, with pods. save up to 20% now for a limited time. whether you're moving across town or across the country. save up to 20% at pods dot com today. (husband) we just want to have enough money for retirement. (wife) and travel

that's them loudly booing the american national anthem. it happened before an nba game in toronto, and also before a hockey match in ottawa. canadian prime minister justin trudeau, appealing directly to americans while pushing back against the tariffs, which threaten his nation's economy. >> this is a choice that, yes. >> will harm canadians. but beyond that. >> it will have real consequences for you. >> the american people. if president trump. >> wants to usher. >> in a new golden age for the united states, the better path is to partner with canada, not to punish u.s. >> president trump, unmoved by the backlash from canada in a post on truth social. the president claims, quote, we don't need anything they have. end quote. and once again pushed the idea that, quote, canada should become our cherished 51st state. >> i disagree with the leadership of canada and something is going to happen there. but if they want to play the game, i don't mind. we can play the game all they want. >> play the game all they want. canada and mexico and china all

i saw earlier at the raptors game, canadians booing the american national anthem, which is somethingt unheard of, something you would not have imagined happening throughout all of the years, that this would now has gotten to this point because of donald trump launching this trade war against our ally. >> yeah. you know, julie, thank you. you know, i deployed ten days after nine over 11. and, you know, i also served with canadians and our security agencies. i don't think people know how intertwined our security apparatus is with the canadians. i just you have to know these things. and there's a, you know, if you've actually worked in government and you have that background and you have that perspective, it allows you to make decisions with nuance and to see things in a bigger light than what donald trump is doing. and elon musk and his 20 somethings that are tearing apart our government, you know, booing our national anthem to canadians. my goodness. i've been talking to a friend of mine who's a former chief of law enforcement in quebec, and i remember and he's calling me like, what i

nations. the americans viewed the canadian national anthem in front of a sold out crowd in boston's t. d. garden arena known, added more fuel to the already ripe a rivalry after president donald trump's terror friends and talk and making canada of 51st. he was safe. but it was kennedy's that came out on top corner davids flooring and overtime to give them a 3 to win. prime minister justin true though, tweeted after the can't take our country and tense. take our school, the former spanish football federation president, louise ruby. alice has been found guilty of sexually salting a female player. spends high court has ordered him to pay a fine. i've just to wear it the $10000.00 for kissing johnny her most. so without her consent, following their roque have when in 2023. but he has been acquitted, of course, that prosecutors had demanded presence sentence for ruby alice tally. i'm sorry, our club brown are 3 to the year over league things to a last 16 stripe from argentina. striker palo de bell, i'm from, i were at homes to f. c for the lease on the lights and the italian capital it's ab

playoffs this year is a, you'll see an ice hockey sands in montreal, canada to the us national anthem before the americans opening games. the 4 nations tournaments. canadians have been during the anthem at sporting events center president donald trump threatened tariffs against their close neighbors and long time allies the us players worked at all so winning this game, $61.00 against finland. all right, that is all your support for now. elizabeth, so thank you very much for that. finally, this news out damascus is, has thought orchestra has return to the stage a. so we and musicians resume teaching on the new leadership. many of course the optimistic about grace. i also stick freedom some worried about and then going tensions with all formal opposition fighters who are now in palace. some of in java reports from damascus, a valid ease of love and hope will help to build a harmonious future for serious that's according to with some who's been making those for more than a 2nd. at least and spring instruments like this feedback 5000 yes. especially would, is cured and then crafted to make the base which det

. >> reporter: while canadian in crowd at sporting events this weekend booed during the american national anthem as the government purge continues to escalate, including six senior leaders at the fbi fired friday. the top two security officials at the u.s. agency for international development were also placed on administrative leave after they tried to prevent employees from the elon musk-led department of government efficiency from accessing sensitive computer systems. musk saying overnight that he's in the process of shutting down the agency which coordinates the u.s.' overseas humanitarian assistance, adding the president approves. >> i went over with it with him in detail. and he agreed with -- >> reporter: all as his agency may be gaining even more power. "the new york times" reporting according to five sources that some of musk's team has gained access to the federal payment system. that system sends out money after it's approved by congress and contains sensitive information for millions of americans who get federal payments like social security checks. just in the last hour the president

national anthem. the for the american is opening game that the for nation was tournaments. canadians have been during the anthem at sporting events after president donald trump threatened parents against their close neighbors and long time allies. he was players weren't cut off. so winning this game, 61 against and i'm trying to remain way out in front of the winter asian games. and her pin house picked up more gold metals in the men's and women's cross country skiing relays. china now have 32 goals and 85 metals overall the. all right, that is all your support for now. mohammed back to you. thanks for. all right, that's it for me. i'm how much in room for this new is our but my colleague elizabeth front and we'll be back in a moment with more of days. thanks so much for watching the so he's been out of the pageant and my mom looks beautiful. she's going an amazing down on the entire city of cologne, where she's from, everyone's watching the pageant. she has the most amount of points and it's clear to everyone that she's winning. but some people were not about to let that happen. a friend of my mom en

. >> reporter: both countries had vowed to retaliate, and canada, american sports teams booed during the national antheman liquor stores taking american whiskey off the shelves. "the wall street journal" editorial page calling it, quote, the dumbest trade war in history. overnight, dow futures down hundreds of points. >> how's the market doing today? >> i don't know. i don't know. how is the market doing? >> it's up after that mexico agreement. >> did it? i don't know. i don't think about it. >> reporter: hours earlier, trump cut that deal with the mexican president. mexico will send 10,000 troops to the border to help tackle illegal immigration and to prevent fentanyl from flowing into the u.s. >> did you blink this morning? >> there was no blinking. she's a wonderful woman. she did agree to 10,000 soldiers on the border. i would say that's a lot. would you say that's pretty good? >> reporter: negotiations with canada took a little longer. >> canada's very tough. they're very, very tough to do business with. >> reporter: but tonight, canadian prime minister justin trudeau saying they have reached an ag

. >> that's a 15 year old girl trying to sing the american national anthem. >> to be fair, they did cheers what was what it felt like for her. but terrible. but the story says that they were cheering before and after, so hopefully she understood that it wasn't her. but it's pretty serious, isn't it? when two nations that ought to be family are like. but it's very serious what trump's doing with tariffs, what he says he's trying to achieve with canada is to get them to do more police action to prevent fentanyl coming in, to prevent illegal migration. >> where is this fentanyl coming from? >> well, they say it's mexican drug labs in canada. >> right. and it's coming in illegally. >> that's what he said. well, fentanyl. sure. yeah. but yeah. so it's that's what he says in his white house press release that the problem is fentanyl and people coming illegally across the canadian border. so he wants more enforcement. but trump's a really brutal power politician. he wants transactions. now, on the one hand, always unwise to take things in politics at face value. but it might well be that if the

receives massive ovation at the daytona 500, ri riding inside the beast and joining americans for the national anthem. ♪ o'er the land of the free. >> carley: what a moment, we'll dive into all that. you are watching "fox and friends first" on monday morning, i'm carley shimkus. todd piro has the day off. fox news alert. marco rubio arriving in saudi arabia to advance peace talks, leading a group of president trump's advise are ones expected to meet with russian officials. president trump prepares for a meeting with russia's vladamir putin. >> timing of your meeting with putin and saudi arabia. >> president trump: no time set, it could be very soon. >> this month? >> president trump: we'll see what happens. >> carley: the president says he's spoken to putin over the phone and believes he would like to stop fighting and trump says steve witkoff met with putin for three hours. the trump administration filed emergency appeal asking the supreme court to allow him to fire the head of office of special counsel after lower court blocked the firing. madeleine rivera is in washington with details this morning

american excellence and whether you voted for president trump or not, it's the respect for the office, a respect for this country. it wasn't long ago that we had nfl players kneeling for the national anthemcontroversial, when you saw a lot of opposition and you saw sports being injected with political messaging, we have political messaging last night of bowl but the messaging was we love america, america is excellent and exceptional and we are innovative and stronger as one. we can come together and be unified and it feels like a complete shift. it doesn't matter if you are a supporter of president trump or a republican, this is about celebrating america and it's no longer a mainstream idea to hate america, call it oppressive or ugly, no. you can love your country even if you don't like the man in office and that is the message that i think resonated with americans last night. >> martha: we are looking at these images of president trump with the first responders to the horrific january 1st new year's day attack on bourbon street. so many young people in particular lost their lives that day and i couldn't help think about these families as everyone is celebrating this time in new orleans

american beer to go around. here is some nba fans in toronto booing our national anthem. watch this. [national anthem playing] >> martha: obviously they don't want to pay more. president trump did say though that it may mean short-term pain for americans. can you define what that will look and feel like besides beer and avocados? >> again, nothing can compare to the pain and suffering that has been inflicted upon the american people because of the illegal immigration and drug crisis we face especially over the past four years but when it comes to reducing inflation this administration remains wholeheartedly committed to bringing down costs while president trump effectively utilizes tariffs. you saw president trump already launch a massive deregulatory agenda slashing ten regulations for every new one on the book and signed that executive order last week. also launched a massive energy wash and energy boom incoming which will reduce the cost of living in this country as well. we are all hands on deck here at the white house and across the government to ensure that we are cutting costs

things that americans use every day -- oil, lumber, produce, auto parts, and electronics. [ booing ] >>> wow, canadians not too happy. this is video of fans in toronto booing the u.s. national anthemt yesterday's raptors-clippers game. naomi ruchim joins us with the latest. the president admits that this trade war could cause, in his words, some pain for american consumers. >> reporter: right. and that pain would feel pretty close to home at the grocery store for a lot of folks. where would we feel it? well, from mexico we're looking at higher prices on beef, fruits, vegetables, and nuts, including avocados just in time for that super bowl guacamole. the cost of cars, oil, lumber, and other building products are also at risk of sharp increases. and while retailers may try to take on some of that cost on their own, ultimately it will come down to the american pocketbook. america is on the verge of an international trade war after president donald trump signed an order imposing 25% tariffs on neighbors canada and mexico, along with an additional 10% levy on goods from china. the order takes effect just after midnight tuesday. >> we may have short term a little pain. people understan

national anthem at hockey games recently. there is a movement to avoid buying american-made products. a sense of how this is reflecting -- affecting the relationship between the countries? reporter: there is a huge sigh of relief now that tariffs are delayed, but there is uncertainty because that threat looms. and a lot of unease 3/4 of canadian exports go to the u.s. america is canada's largest customer. there are a lot of jobs on the line and some people are afraid. i think there is a sense of hurt. canada and the u.s. have had strong relations for decades, not just trade relations, but people ties. there is hope a deal can be worked out. carl: nadine, thank you. let's go south of the border. will grant is in mexico city watching sheinbaum s press conference as the other deal was taking shape. walk us through the impact here and what this deal will mean between the u.s. and mexico. reporter: this was shaping up to become the biggest trade dispute between these three partners of north america since they came up with the north american free-trade agreement in 1994. from her perspectiv

it is a rematch the saturday's slug fest started with canadians booing our national anthem and ended in victory for the americansflorida panthers star matthew says he is pumped to represent the stars and stripes. >> that's something that we do not take for granted. the opportunity to wear the u.s.a. jersey and we're the luckiest people in the world to be americans and to grow up and live in this country now we have a chance to represent and an opportunity of the lifetime. >> carley: in the first matchup three fights broke out within the first nine seconds of regulation. they dropped the puck and then the gloves came off and they started fighting and it was hilarious, guys. over to you. >> brian: hilarious unless you are getting punched in the face. >> carley: hockey so part of their job. >> ainsley: always stun to watch. >> ainsley: what happens this time when the national anthem is play played? >> brian: you mean they booed. >> lawrence: we return the favor? >> brian: i hope not. >> i say we return the favor. >> lawrence: we did blow them out. >> ainsley: fans might. drinking beer hoping for a fight. >> lawrenc

american institutions and traditions. but one blitz that fell flat was his push to boycott the nfl over the national anthem protests. the league only got more popular since then, and tomorrow he'll attend its biggest game. now this is happening. despite trump's efforts to make diversity less trendy in the workplace, something that the league isn't declaring dead. >> i believe. >> that our diversity efforts have led to making the nfl better. we think we're better when we get different perspectives. people with different backgrounds, um, whether they're women or men or people of color, we make ourselves stronger and we make ourselves better when we have that. and it's something that i think will have a tremendous impact on this league for many, many years. >> to. to his credit, he's doing what a lot of other ceos and executives are not willing to do, basically to donald trump's face. >> yeah. you wish target would have said that. i mean, it's interesting it's an interesting moment when roger goodell is like the force, the voice of the an articulate defense of what dei initiatives actually are, as opposed to this caric

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it's also called the black national anthem for it's lyrics appealing for the liberty of black americans year marks the 125th anniversary of that song, and since 2021, it's been performed before the super bowl. well, this year, grammy award winning singer ledisi will have the honor of performing it with president trump and many others. of course, in attendance. it's an extra special performance for ledisi. she's from new orleans, where the big game will be played, and ledisi joins me right now. ledisi, it's such a treat to have you here. i'm a huge fan, and so many people cannot wait to hear you sing. are you excited for this? i'm beyond excited and to be home. >> singing this song. >> but i'm also afraid. but we're going to have fun. >> with it. >> i don't know how you could possibly be afraid. we've heard you sing the vocal cords. you had nothing to be afraid of. why are you afraid? >> well, it's such. a big event. >> you know, i'm at home and all my family's watching. >> they're like. >> now make us proud. >> you know. >> so i just want to represent nola. >> really well. >> so i'm exc

national anthem. this morning president trump writing on social media that canada should become our cherished 51st state. the president, who campaigned on promises of lowering costs for americanso acknowledging prices could go up. posting will there be some pain? yes, maybe. adding it will all be worth the price that must be paid. the white house said the tariffs will help with border security and accused mexico of having an alliance with drug traffickers. mexico's president pushing back, saying we categorically reject the white house slander against the mexican government of having alliances with criminal organizations. mexico also says it will implement its own new tariffs on the u.s. and china says it's going to file a lawsuit with the world trade organization and take countermeasures of its own. >> yamiche is joining us now from west palm beach in florida where she is traveling with the president. yamiche, it's possible president trump isn't done yet when it comes to tariffs, right? >> that's right. yesterday white house officials said if any country tried to retaliate, the u.s. could increase tariffs even more. so this trade war could just be getting started. hallie? >> y

americans. have a good day. have a lot of fun, and i'll see you later. >> trump got a hero's welcome during the national anthem.♪ or the land of the free ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and the home of the brave ♪ -- ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ [cheers and applause] >> oh man. kennedy, i watched it life. it was all america all day. encore fighter jets. it was amazing to see president trump attending america's race. he is one of the people. >> it is america's race. last year, i went to an american flag bodysuit and was high high-fived. people of this country. we were in the middle of a contentious presidential election last year. we did know the outcome, but this year, the relief, the joy, the applause. i contrasted out in my brain. of joe biden had stayed in the race, and joe biden had won, if he had won -- the chances of let's go branded would have erupted. a guy holding a let's go brandon flag, a big one. this is their president. this was his moment. he got by far the biggest applause of the day. they showed him on the big-screen -- it's only right that a sitting president meets the people who love this country

national anthem on saturday. >> and the gloves are off. >> u.s.a. star forward matthew tkachuk, his brother brady tkachuk and american winger j.t.game. >> did not see this coming. >> team canada forward brandon hagel made one of the americans planning the fights in a group text. >> maybe our team disoint doesn't like each other if they don't have group texts. >> cooper acknowledged the political tension. >> i'm a hockey coach. am i aware what is going on around the world? i am. >> flashback two weeks ago. tkachuk visited the white house. >> being one of the few americans, you know, who loves this country so much, this is such an incredible day for myself. >> today both ca c c tkachuks ae playing through injuries. >> luckiest in the world to be americans and grow up in this country and biggest chance to represent biggest stage an opportunity of the lifetime. >> bret, great moments are born from great opportunity and that is what we have here tonight keep in mind the nhl prevented them from playing in the past two olympics. for them many of them it's the first time to represent their country. in the olympics you can't fight. here

american spirit showed up on the track and on the ice. usa and canada faced off and are also polite neighbors, their future national anthem.d off the gloves. [puehse] >> face-off. it is underway. and the gloves are off. i did not see this coming. here they come. in the lineup for the first time. change was made. bennett jumped on the ice. three seconds to fight. >> jesse: the americans won 3-1. governor trudeau was there to witness it. it does not have to be like this. we should all be skating under the same flag. and we take hold at every winter olympics. that is what i call the golden age. here at home, democrats feel like canadians. democrats say we're not even a month into this administration in dog years, it feels like it has been 20 years. even the holiday weekend cannot slow -- down. there was a huge exodus of her at the national archives. persnickety librarians were getting gauche silly. that we decimal system is next. it was kings live siggy at the fda, medicare, medicaid. and the irs is on deck. >> these are foreign nationals who come into the united states. they use fake social security numbers. the use fake to

american free trade agreement, which went into effect in july of 2020. and canadian citizens have responded. booing when the u.s. national anthem played during an nhl game over the weekend. >> within days of two separate plane crashes here in the u.s. another scary scene in houston, texas. a united airlines flight was forced to abort its takeoff after engine trouble, and a fire ignited from the wing of the aircraft. gloria is tracking all of that from the live desk. >> as you can imagine, a terrifying experience for the 104 passengers on board a united flight from houston to new york yesterday. flames burst from the wing of the plane while smoke filled the cabin. passengers had to evacuate using the emergency slide onto the runway. >> i could feel the plane going super fast, like we were about to take off, and all of a sudden it felt like it, like slammed back to the ground. everyone started screaming and the plane felt like it was kind of fishtailing. >> nobody was hurt. united says that passengers were rebooked on other flights yesterday afternoon. outside washington, d.c. today, crews will begin lifting pieces of the crashed

american free trade agreement, which went into effect in july of 2020. and canadian citizens have responded. booing when the u.s. national anthem was played during an nhl game over the weekend. >> within days of two separate plane crashes here in the u.s. another scary scene in houston, texas, a united airlines flight forced to abort takeoff after engine trouble and a fire igniting from the wing of the aircraft. gloria is tracking all of it at the live desk. gloria. >> a terrifying experience for the 104 passengers on board a united flight from houston to new york yesterday. flames burst from the wing of the plane while smoke filled the cabin. passengers had to evacuate using the emergency slide onto the runway. >> i could feel the plane going super fast, like we were about to take off, and all of a sudden it felt like it like slammed back to the ground. everyone started screaming and the plane felt like it was kind of fishtailing. >> nobody was hurt. united says that passengers were rebooked on other flights yesterday afternoon and outside of washington, d.c. today, crews will begin lifting pieces of the crashed american airli

national anthem in th and the u. played finland thursday night. now, as for it las last night'se the u.s. one dating canada three americans take place in boston. they can boo all they want, we still one. [laughter] >> exactly, thank you christina. and now we have home ice. griff? >> it must be hard for the future 51st state to accept a loss like that in their home isaac tried to ameliorate our players, got their butts kicked but threet went loss for canada or cook as they should purchase something to watch member the 1981 movie miracle on ice the u.s. comes backs and beats the soviets? they going to make a movie about this and made light in montrÉal. that would kick their belief not only in the end of the day but the first nine seconds. here is the deal with so much focus on canada while knowing obvious of the new administration trump is taking a keen interest in canada. just a booing and the national anthem was going to send a nasty message and they knew that. >> the best part is trued out sitting there smugly as if he did not just succumb to his own popularity and. >> they don't like you either, buddy. >> is like a mome

national anthem. put your analysis on this. i'm trying to find meaning from this. >> absolutely i think there's meaning here. it made me so proud as an americanthe whistle blows and the guys take off their gloves and go for it. it's like things we haven't seen since the 1980s, this pride in the country. and canada, i understand that trump said some mean things about them and wants to take them over. they should remember that we're responsible for their security and that they have been good friends, but this is disruptful. i think like america is back and it's not just trump and vance, it's down to the hockey players. >> greg: you know loftus, does this remind you of the bump fights in the shelter? >> yep, i had some flashbacks. >> greg: was it hard for you watch? >> it was. >> greg: it was hard, wasn't it? you know what is interesting in nobody gets hurt. >> hockey dudes know how to fight. this was great. a long time coming. i love our brothers and sisters in canada. >> greg: me too. >> you're good people. but this is like a john hughes movie. america is the sport0. we don't want anybody beating up canada. when canada gives us the best, bette

national anthem when the u.s. played finland thursday night. now, as for last night that match up the u.s. when it beating canada three -- one. advancing the americansday night in boston. so some goodies there. >> the americans win. it's been a long time. i was talking to the premier of ontario, doug ford yesterday wonderful wonderful later. leader.i told him it's been a le since a stanley cup in canada 18 stanley cup given that they beaten us in the friendly's and olympic hockey. >> i will tell you what thursday's game is going to be fun whoever we end up playing. last night's game a lot of action there for a lot of excitement but i'm so glad that we won. kevin: i am to a lot of people think it's finland maybe, maybe not i hope it's canada, that's just me. christina coleman thank you appreciate that. in the meantime the "new york times" op-ed is out and it says president trump, you are not going to believe this. the "new york times" says in an op ed the president may have a case when it comes to ending birthright citizenship. sent down your copy will talk about it with her legal panel. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two

national anthem. president trump writing on social media that canada should become our cherished 51st state. the president, who campaigned on promises of lowering costs for americansso acknowledging prices could go up. posting will there be some pain? yes, maybe adding it will all be worth the price that must be paid. white house officials said the tariffs will help with border security, and accused mexico of having an alliance with drug traffickers. mexico's president pushing back, saying we categorically reject the white house's slander against the mexican government of having alliances with criminal organizations. mexico also says it will now implement its own new tariffs on the u.s, and china says it's going to file a lawsuit with the world trade organization and take countermeasures of its own. >> joining the conversation, we have the president of the national action network and host of msnbc's politics nation, reverend al sharpton, nbc news senior business analyst and host of the 11th hour. stephanie ruhle joins us, nbc news national affairs analyst and a partner and chief political columnist at puck. john heilemann is here as well. good to have you all on b

national anthem. it's an honor to be here, to sing this song. this is an americanching to see if president trump stands or not. ♪ ♪ a new orleans legend, trombone orty, will perform "america the beautiful," on the field sunday. >> i think it is wonderful because we get to represent all louisiana new orleans on that g stage. >> deborah: this was the scene on bourbon street last night. former quarterback and current football commentator tom brady leading a procession of sports stars, police officers, and first responders through the ench quarter. ey are shooting a video that will air on sunday, paying ibute to the region recent tragic events which include the l.a. virus. most americans pump their own gas and while the vast majority us fill the tank with no issues, on occasion, things go very wrong. steven fabian on the potential danger at the pump that some perts say could be easily avoided. >> imagine you are filling up your car with gas when suddenly... other car plows into the pump, niting a blaze. experts say it happens more often than you think. watch as this ou

american spirit showed up on the track and on the ice over the weekend. usa and canada faced off and are oh so polite. neighbors to the north booed their national anthem. so we ripped off the gloves. >> by donald. >> and this four nations face-off matchup is underway and the gloves are off. big tkachuk from florida. did not see this coming. and here they come. ready? right? right before the first kachuk. bennett in the lineup for the first time, change was made. bennett jumped on the ice and three seconds to fight. >> four fights later and the americans won 3 to 1. governor trudeau was there to witness the spanking. it doesn't have to be like this. we should all be skating under the same flag. and we take gold at every winter olympics. that's what i call the golden age. and here at home, democrats feel like canadians. democrats say we're not even a month into this administration. in dog years. it feels like it's been 20 years. even the holiday weekend couldn't slow doge down. there was a huge exodus over at the national archives. persnickety librarians were getting doge silly. the dewey decimal system is next. it was pink slip city at the fda. medicare

national anthem. what what puts your your analysis on this? i'm trying to find meaning from this. >> i absolutely think there's meaning here. and it made me so proud as an americans. and they, you know, the guys take off their gloves and go for it. it's like things we haven't seen since the 1980s. this pride in the country and canada. i understand that trump has said some mean things about them or, you know, wants to take them over. they should remember that they that we are responsible for their security and that, you know, they've been good out, they've been good friends. but like, this is just disrespectful. but i definitely think like, america is back and it's not just trump and vance. it's down to the hockey players. >> you know loftus, this reminds you of the bumfights and the shelter. you know yeah. >> i had some flashbacks. >> yeah. was it hard was it hard for you to watch. >> it was. >> it was hard wasn't it. you know what's interesting. nobody gets hurt. there were. >> hockey dudes know how to fight. this was great. and it was a long time coming. now, now, i love our brothers and. >> sisters up. >> there in canada. >> me too. >> you're good people. but

american alliances. the european union knows that america is not there for the eu, whether it's rallying with putin or anything else. the canadians now know they're booing a woman in a wheelchair singing the national anthem. that's how much canada has turned on the united states. if i'm china, i'm loving this right, because all these alliances are falling apart. every time he goes after another country in south america or africa. if i'm the chinese, i'm calling them up to say, do you really trust the americans? and it's not just about trump, right? remember, our system has this. we've now had, what, three changes of government in three different elections? unprecedented. you can't even rely on america's word because whatever happens, he can tear up whatever biden did before him and vice versa. so it is a real problem. you've got the danes panicking about greenland, the eu military chief, the military chief of the european union said. should we put eu troops in greenland for america, not because they're worried about china, russia, for the united states? i never thought that would happen in my lifetime. an astonishing statement. >> i mean, you recently interviewed the foreign minister of south africa. i m