what does he want that he thinks will make america and america alone better off?n a bullying and intimidating demand that he thinks is the way to go about getting it. ok, now russia, i think most of us would have assumed that the early days of the trump second presidency would be taken up sorting out ukraine, dealing with putin. he's said a few things. i mean, firstly, he is absolutely adamant that europe, european nations, need to pay far more towards military aid in ukraine than america. as he keeps saying, there is an ocean between the united states and ukraine, whereas there is not between ukraine and the rest of europe. but he hasn't withdrawn military support for ukraine, which some people were worried that he would. to ukraine's rare—earth minerals, in which it is quite rich under the soil, in return for the military aid that the us is giving ukraine. so you can see there the ways in which he is constantly trying to work out, you know, what's in it for him and how he can do a deal here. it may be that donald trump wanted to sort out, significant wins under

is abandoning something or america is leaving. no, america is smart to observe, plan, prioritize, and project power where we need to deter conflict. we don't want conflict with china. we don't want -- the president ran on being a peace president, peace through strength is how you determine that and we want to posture on that like we believe the europeans and others on the continent as well. [inaudible question] mr. hegseth: the biggest threat was putting up our border. you don't have a country if you don't have borders. we've been defending other people's borders for a long time. time to defend ours. we're sealing the border and we'll continue doing that. as far as external threats, there's just no doubt the communist chinese ambitions are robust. their review of the world is quite different than ours and whoever carries that mantle will set the tone for the 21st century. reporter: you made a point to go to p.t. this morning. why was it so important for you to do this? mr. hegseth: i did do p.t. with the troops this morning. liste

america. [cheers and applause] getting rid of usaid makes us all less safe. it is also downright illegal. i looked at the constitution again the other day, and it's pretty clear that presidents are not kings. they don't get to decide to cherry pick the law. this is not like all the cart. the law is the law and president trump needs to obey all parts of that law. -- this is not like a la carte. elon musk make it to be a dictator at tesla, and he is trying to play dictator here in our nation's capital, but he does not get to ignore the law, and we need to shut down the muska operation -- the musk operation. some courts have already put a hold -- they have temporary restraining orders on some of the other illegal actions taken by the trump administration like freezing important resources that go to communities and very important resources in our communities, and i'm confident we will also see the courts put an end to this illegal action with respect to a.i.d. and make no mistake -- what is happen

republicans are making america secure and competitive. this week we will pass two bills, one that could help deport illegal aliens who threaten our security. the other will reverse some burdensome regulations. meanwhile, numbered of joining us and making america secure and competitive, deranged democrats are accosting security guards outside of federal buildings, interfering with i.c.e. deporting illegal aliens, and even providing instructions on how to evade deportation. and guess what they say is the new constitutional crisis? ending taxpayer funding for sex changes in guatemala and other outrageous initiatives. give me a break. come on. 77 million people rejected the insanity last november and they still are defending it. hopefully they will continue to defend this insanity. speaking of defending insanity, the government is bloated. president trump and house republicans will right-size it. we want to make america more competitive. and the left is outraged. why aren't they outraged when a father of four gets laid off because of governme

let's unleash america for the benefit of america. i think we have been too constrained for too long. that's over. it needs to be all about american ingenuity. if you unleash american ingenuity, the scale by which we will outrun, outpace, outperform the rest of the world will be incredible. sen. sheehy: back to the fish that i don't like. noaa, the bottom of the ocean has untold part -- deposits of minerals, oil and gas, resources we have barely touched. i am interested how you would leverage your position to expand undersea mining and resource extraction for the benefit of our economy? mr. lutnick: it is important for american national security that the key rare earths and minerals we create ourselves. fortunately, we have the greatest land in the world and under the sea as the rest of whatever we don't have on land. we need to harness it. we need to understand it. we need to take care of america. we can. by the end of the trump administration we need to understand and protect ourselves , protect ourselves and take care of ourselves.

, america. we have a responsibility and obligation to stand up for our children, low-income children, working class children, and middle class children, all of whom would be hurt by the closure of the department of education. it's a reckless, foolish, and vicious suggestion. all at the same time. here's the thing. the department of education can only be shut down legislatively because the department of education was established by an act of congress. where are the house republicans to stand up for the people and the children and the teachers and the educators that they represent? where are the house republicans? they're missing in action on all of these fights. for actively supporting ending america in terms of our civility and unity as we know it. where are the house republicans? to question that -- that's a question that should be asked of them. house democrats are house democrats are going to be united on this fight. on any issue. it only takes three republicans in the house to stop bad thing

to america, this is america. this is what america looks like. i am so proud to stand with you in defense of america, and when you think back on this moment, 10 years from now, 20 years from now, you will remember this is the moment that made a difference for america, because the message here is, we have to reach beyond this crowd, reach beyond this city, reach beyond democrats, to republicans, and say, you are losing your country, too. and to all of the federal employees who are here today, if you are a federal employee, raise your hand. raise your hand, we are proud of you. [cheers and applause] we are proud of you. you serve america. how many veterans do we have here today? thank you. thank you, every one of you. now let me just say to you, all of your disability benefits, all of the payments that go to your bank accounts, all of that information now belongs to elon musk. all of the people who receive any checks, tax refunds, your information is now with elon musk. and all of the americans who pay taxes, your information is with elon musk. eve

[cheers and applause] >> there is not a black america, white america, latino america, asian america.the united states of america! [cheers and applause] >> the pundits like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states. red states for republicans, blue states for democrats. but i have news for them too. we worship an awesome god in the blue states and we do not like the federal government poking around our libraries in the red states. we coach little league in the blue states. and yes, we have gay friends in the red states. there are patriots who oppose the war in iraq and who supported the war in iraq. we are one people, all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the united states of america! [cheers and applause] host: where were you that night? guest: in the boston fleet center for the speech. it was a really interesting moment. i was there is a political analyst for fox news. i am standing there with some of the politicians. i saw the image ahead of jackson. i think i was right there. people were talking. it was like a convention. i

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and keeps america safe. you know, foreign assistance is about 1% of our entire federal budget and maybe before coming after usaid republicans should look at all the billions and billions of dollars in tax breaks and subsidies they give to oligarch like elon musk. you want to save money, start there. elon, pay your fair share of taxes. what is happening right now across the government is that an unelected billionaire is trying to gut the government to give other billionaires a tax break. our answer is hell no. and as much as donald trump and elon musk want, this is not a dictator ship and will not allow it to become one ever. we're going to fight and we're going to win! >> enough is enough. we will not stand for this. this is illegal. this is wrong. and this is unconstitutional. it takes an act of congress to shut down usaid. but you know what, congress will not let this happen. we will not let this happen. usaid keeps people fed and fights wars and part of the american values we hold dearly and share with th

[cheers and applause] >> there is not a black america, white america, latino america, asian america.re is the united states of america! [cheers and applause] >> the pundits like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states. red states for republicans, blue states for democrats. but i have news for them too. we worship an awesome god in the blue states and we do not like the federal government poking around our libraries in the red states. we coach little league in the blue states. and yes, we have gay friends in the red states. there are patriots who oppose the war in iraq and who supported the war in iraq. we are one people, all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the united states of america! [cheers and applause] host: where were you that night? guest: in the boston fleet center for the speech. it was a really interesting moment. i was there is a political analyst for fox news. i am standing there with some of the politicians. i saw the image ahead of jackson. i think i was right there. people were talking. it was like a convent

for the children of america. the families of america. the seniors of america. the social security recipients of america. the medicare recipients of america. the veterans of america. and so many others. we will not abandon you in your hour of need. because we are you. and you are us. the american people. and so let me just end by saying, even though we've got these out of control, unelected billionaires trying to turn back the clock, we're not going back. we're going to keep moving forward. we're not going to let them unwind the progress that you and others have fought to accomplish. hard work. civil rights. labor rights. organizing. all the progress that has been made. we're not going to let them turn back the clock. i know things are turbulent. at this moment. i'm reminded of the aftermath of the montgomery bus boycott. in those early days, began in december of 1955. situation seemed hopeless in the heart of the jim crow south. didn't have an army. didn't have the law enforcement. -- enforcement establishment behind them. k.k.k. was very active. situation seem

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we're 100% made in america.hing that you plug in or take a battery and i say we've been to the moon but we can't build a toaster no more? come on. >> reporter: 15,000 items and not one, we're standing in front of the toys and they're old fashioned toys. not one with a battery. all the batteries are made in china. that's unbelievable. i spoke to tim herzog who owns a brewery nearby and he said for him and the most popular type of beer there's no way to source in america any time soon. listen here. >> the price of cans will go up. the price of some of the grains we buy will go up. it's going to cost -- if we were to eat all those costs it would cost this company approximately $52,000 this year. that's a full-time job in the brewing industry. >> reporter: and he says he can't afford it. mark, you spoke with tim. what do you think about that? >> i think it's a lot of work. when we started 15 years ago we had 50 products, 100%. we go through this a lot. but i think it's a lot of work but it's worth it. it is for our

gulf of america.t turns out that airplanes might not be the best place to make bigger-than-the-super-bowl announcements. >> even bigger than the super bowl, this is a big thing and almost everybody now has assented to that. >> attention on board, ladies and gentlemen, if you could please direct your attention out the right side of the aircraft, air force one is currently in international waters for the first time in history flying over the recently renamed gulf of america. [laughter] >> jon: [bleep]. first of all, oh, my god, it shut him up! for even just a second. i think airplane pilots must be the most powerful force in the universe. i feel like the democrats have to get themselves an airplane pilot! "sorry for the interruption, but you can't do that." schumer will be the pilot. [laughter and applause] but forgive me, i seem to have forgotten: what does calling the gulf of america do? do we get all its fish now? >> all about make america great again, right? that's what we care about. >> jon: make a

that was america at her best.ost: sharon mcmahon, is that one of those things students should memorize, the preamble to the constitution? guest: it certainly would not hurt, would it? we would be well served by tucking that when into our pockets. host: sharon mcmahon is the author of this book, the small and the mighty, 12 unsung americans who changed the course of history from the founding to the civil rights movement. she is also the creator of the here is where it gets interesting podcast and the sharon says so social media account. thank you for being our guest on q&a. guest: thanks for having me. >> programs are available on our website or as a podcast on our c-span now app.

and corporate america is part of it.ut of course, a lot of the biggest companies that we know and that in the headlines are global, international corporation. and you joined anheuser-busch, an iconic american company, probably one of the most famous brands out there early in your career, but most of your time, as you describe in the book was spent working for bosses brazil and belgium since anheuser-busch was bought by the larger company inbev many years ago. so you talk about which i thought was very interesting not, always taking the american side, but pointing out anheuser-busch as an american company has its advantages and disadvantages. and the the conglomerate inbev had had its own pluses and minuses as well. how did that that sort of ferment between a traditional american company and a big international conglomerate what effect did have on your career and what does it what does it say about american capitalism? some of the most famous american aren't really american owned anymore. yeah, i think there's a couple of

it is a busy morning and a great time in america.were delighted to host trump in the superdome sunday. first time sitting president has attended super bowl. when they put the image of and the place went crazy, there's a lot of enthusiasm president trump and house republicans in congress. there's something happening out there because people feel this sense of excitement and energy because president trump is delivering on his promise and the agenda and they know we are as well so is being done through the executive branch codified in the branch and we are working to make sure all that is possible. there's a new poll that came out my seven and ten americans believe president trump doing what he said he would do. promises made, promises kept. the thing of restoring the common sense around here. as i said last week, democratic party is in a completely different place right now, no identified leader of the party, they seem rudderless in hopes of finding themselves from a latched on to this shiny objects called the rule of law. we'd like to

partners will be at risk and america's enemies will rerejoice. the trump administration has put america last by handing a gift to our biggest adversaries, notably china, unquote. i agree with my colleagues across the aisle that our ports need to be secure and that we need to encounter the p.r.c.'s influence in the u.s. and across the globe. i hope my colleagues would open their eyes and see that this administration's actions fly directly in the face of those goals. i thank the witnesses again for joining us and i yield back. mr. gimenez. other members of the committee are reminded opening statements may be submitted for the record. i'm pleased to have a distinguished panel of witnesses before us today on this critical topic. i ask our witnesses please rise and raise their right hand. do you solemnly swear the testimony you will give before the committee on homeland security before the united states house of representatives will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god. let the witnesses reflect the witnesses have an

america is too expensive. why can't my republican colleagues agree with that simple proposition and work with democrats to get something done? no ideas. no bills. no proposals. no executive orders. nothing. nothing from republicans. but chaos and cronyism. how is that lowering the high cost of living for every day americans? it's not. it's day 19 and we're still waiting. questions. reporter: expect before the end of the weekend republicans give their tax spending. will you dismiss it out of hand and can you elaborate what the concerns are around entitlement programs and there will be tax cuts in there that they would argue would lower costs for people? mr. jeffries: we are waiting for this so-called budget proposal for weeks. when is it coming and what's the problem? what's the problem? we have been lectured for months for republicans that they have a big mandate. where is your bill? where's your budget proposal? what we've seen from republicans in terms of the budget is they want to end medicaid as we know it

there is a revolution that is redefining how america looks at itself and how america interact in the world. there are many people out there who believe that this revolution could peter out in 4 years. and that american river return to what it was in the past. i think the level of disruption of the deep state of the establishment is so severe and so absolute that no matter what happens in the next election cycle, america will never the same. and if europe is hoping that america returns to, to what we were in the past, they made a fatal error. you know, normally when the, when we talk about american presidencies and foreign policy, the foreign policy changes usually reach culmination at the end of the 2nd term. here we have trump among that, into the presidency. transforming not only how america views itself, but al america views the world and he will have for years to implement says well well, i mean, yeah, no doubt as we go to the break here. no doubt trump is in a hurry. okay. unfortunately we're going to need patients to get peace. i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a

we need to make america healthy again.er of the money of this country on health care, and what happens? we have chronic props, epidemics of obesity, chronic disease, diabetes. i think robert kennedy is the right person. of i'm working hard to make sure he gets confirmed. maria: so there are rumors that senator cassidy is not there yet. do you believe you will need j.d. vance for the tie-breaker for kennedy? >> well, we had j.d. vance come in and make sure pete hegseth got confirmed as the secretary of defense, and that was a very successful as a result of his hearings. we're going to do everything we can to make sure the president gets all of his team in place. the president, i believe, should have who he wants surrounding him, people that he trusts, that he believes in, people he wants to work with. and in terms of health and human services, that's robert f. kennedy. we've got to get him through the committee and to the floor of the united states senate for passage. maria: what about kash patel? does he have the support y

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they don't like the success that america is having today. they don't like the optimism that is pervasive throughout our country. so once again, if there's going to be a shutdown, we're talking about a schumer shutdown of our country because they lost the election. mr. chair. >> mr. president, i come to the floor this afternoon to join a number of my colleagues because of my concern for the national security of the united states. whether it's the terror attack, a cyber attack, from nonstate actor, whether it's a threat from russia, china or iran, we in the united states are the targets of foreign adversaries every single day, but thanks to our intelligence community and the thousands of americans who dedicate their lives to our security, we're safe. these brave men and women are counting on us to have their backs, which is why the nomination of tulsi gabbard is so concerning. our adversaries will be thrilled if we confirm tulsi gabbard as director of national intelligence. no one more so than russian president vladimir putin. part of the view

what does he want that he thinks will make america and america alone better off?t he thinks is the way to go about getting it. ok, now russia, i think most of us would have assumed that the early days of the trump second presidency would be taken up sorting out ukraine, dealing with putin. he's said a few things. the united states and ukraine, whereas there is not but he hasn't withdrawn military support for ukraine, which some people were worried that he would. that the us is giving ukraine. trying to work out, you know, what's in it for him and how it may be that donald trump wanted to sort out, he was delivering for the things that american voters this weird and wonderful team that he's assembled around him, do you get the sense that they're going to last the course? at the department of government efficiency are just administration. it remains to be seen whether this will either last the course of donald trump's presidency, or whether it but this has the potential in the way that he is reshaping could last for decades. the results are going to be devastating.

>> america, baby. >> what the [ bleep ] gulf of america, bro. >> mexico. >> the gulf of america. >> theyst time. >> how is the gulf of america? >> the water is wetter, the son is hotter, the men are hotter. >> that is because i am here. >> that helps for sure. >> that was really inappropriate. >> why did he rename this? >> it sound sexier. >> to make a point. >> mexicans and the people here so we send the united states over there. >> how do you think mexicans will feel? >> who care. >> though be fine, i'm friends with some of them. >> what are their names? >> we have josÉ. >> they should drink a margarita and the probably feel better. >> i sell apartments for millions of dollars for people from mexico. they love me. >> we still have new mexico. >> yes. >> for now. [ laughter ] >> are you upset you lost the name? >> why would you say that? i don't give a damn. i'm not mexican. >> my back. >> that's alright, i appreciate it. >> yeah. >> why do you love america? >> i'm a big fan of hamburgers. >> babes over here, bikinis. it's the prime spot to be. >> people are aroused, i've not seen peopl

america and israel. israel has no better friend than america.nder president trump's leadership, and america has no greater friend than israel it's a meeting of the minds and hearts. mark: president trump comes into office he sees what took place before i don't to drag you into our world sees what's taken place before with weapons -- being withheld other things taking place. and he seems to say i'm going to turn the page on this. >> he did right away. mark: i know bb netanyahu you two are friends. you have the same principles and he acts immediately, right? >> instantaneously what he did in the first two weeks is to -- to do everything that he promised to do. he did great things in the first term he recognized our capitol moved american embassy there, the recognize our about sovereignty and got out of the disaster iran deal. brokered the abraham accords made peace for four arab states in four states in 25 years. so he was a great leader then but he started now the second term, you know, he had the topic right so he got from the delivery of weapon

another patriot wanting to make america secure. and now, i turn it over to my friend from arizona. >> thank you, chairwoman, and thank you to the leadership team, speaker johnson, leaders gillies, whip amber and chair of mclean, you have been prioritizing the border since i took office january 3. we know that that is president trump's first actions as well. arizona and a veteran myself safe is one of one barry. i have seen how cartels and smugglers are exploiting the disastrous border crisis created by the biden administration. we hit catastrophic numbers, nearly 3 million border crossings in 2024 alone. bringing over 11 million encounters from when biden took office. that is more than the entire population of minnesota and louisiana combined. now we have seen under president trump's leadership 95% decrease in border encounters. in just a few weeks. it is amazing what strong tough leadership does and what following the law does. that is what this republican majority is committed to doing. the agent raoul gonzalez officer safety act

i intend to do well for black america but i intend to do well for all of america.build support of the president of says. >> there are so many people and you would say, really? i've seen on social media everybody is so glad to be here and so much excitement for what we are seeing right now and how every single day there is lots of news to report from this very stand here at fox news about what the president is doing to make america great again and it is certainly cliche, it's an acronym but it is legit -- legitimate. >> will: was that you that started that? >> no i was a follower with that but they are excited because of the future of this country, the long term future not the next four years. >> will: well, i appreciate you bringing that up like out -- about courage and people coming out to show their support. and to highlight the courage it takes for black americans. i know personally how much courage you have shown throughout the last five or 10 years. of your career and just do as an american i appreciate you think you for joining us. >> and congratulations on t

host: a certain idea of america.his was a column first printed in the wall street journal on august 17, 2017. against the tear it down movement. and once the tri down starts, there is no knowing where it will end. edmund eric famously said we have a duty to the past, the present, and the future. in the minds of the tear down errors, only the present is important and only their higher morality. >> i think when you tear down statues, y are thwarting and killing in the cradle future conversations that could be very helpful. what america should be doing now, it is a cliche to say it, but it is true. don't be tearing down. be building more. be building in different ways but there is plenty to celebrate in this country. many great women and men. statues are a funny thing. when you are a little kid, you go with your mom or your pop or your aunt and you are in the park and there is a statue and you say, what is that? she says, well, that is robert e. lee. who is that? >> well, he's a general. that is is enough for you when -

77 will be america first. 77 will be america first.e commander. he's been telling me what he makes of president trump's comments. well, i am well, iam not well, i am not surprised. they should be no surprises, this is classic trump. but my should be no surprises, this is n is ;sic trump. but my should be no surprises, this is n is that'rump. but my should be no surprises, this is n is that trump but my should be no surprises, this is n is that trump is it my reaction is that trump is parroting putin's words, that trump is laying the ground for to achieve pretty well putin to achieve pretty well all his major foreign all his major european foreign policy objectives. and i policyobjectives; and that, l the prospect of trump = e=£ the war is almost the because nost the because i ost the because i don't impossible because i don't think ukraine can ever accept the sort that the sort of conditions that will impose because the russia will impose beca'a'se the that russia russia will impose because the that russia is other point is that russia

by america. i read comic books. you know, i played dungeons and dragons and i watched american tv shows and. like, it seemed like america cared about being the good guys. you know, about doing the right thing. and. and that's actually pretty unusual, by the way. and so i was like, yeah, you know, you want to be the good. you want to be on the side of good. you want to care about what's right. >> elon and the brainiacs sounds like a band have been given unfettered access to the government's back office. doge is in god mode, and there isn't anywhere they won't go. >> we do want to look. i mean, we hope everything's fine with fort knox, but we're going to go to fort knox, the fabled fort knox, to make sure the gold is there. >> where would the gold gone? >> if the gold isn't there? we're going to be very upset. >> and big balls is going to ukraine. >> it's also time to find out what happened with all the money, because he made the statement that half of it, he doesn't know where it is or something l

it's america. we will get it down through intelligence and hard work and as elon said, a word called caring. you have to care. by doing this americans will tell us where there is waste. they will be reporting it themselves. they participate in the process of saving money. many of the men and women in this room for example pay tremendous amounts of taxes. here are a few examples of where your money was going before i came along. just to at random. there are much worse examples than this. i was just looking before the speech. i can tell you, they were much worse. and there are some that are horrible, but i don't want to say them, because they are very very embarrassing to people. very very embarrassing. and they are really something. you will be reading about it. but just some taken at random. $2 million for the sex trade operations in guatemala. $20 million for -- $2 billion for sex change operations in guatemala. $20 million for sesame street performances in iraq. you get cast over for a couple tho