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it's terrible. angel williams, can't. you're not getting this man to die? a horrible, isn't it? it's like horrible the links people go to another reason. why is the lensky on this cabal don't want this conflict? and this dish, tons of money being made by local. come on, there's absolutely wrong with corruption. this is why you training courses are left to rod on the battlefield. you know, tens and tens of thousands of people are missing because their benefits are still being paid to local commanders. and that's going in their pockets not to mention the, the amount of weapons and cash that's being funneled out of the yukos. com and turn them off in place like spain, the weapons turning them place like hard of know somebody might have said that at the united nations, when they're asked to speak there, about the proliferation of weapons more. oh, of course i was called a conspiracy theorist and the lunatic for the ukraine in boston to the united nations who refused to speak to me while you, i think mr. tucker carlson of a good friend of ours here on the must go. muse also had a few

from los angeles william la jeunesse is on the story. what do you have? >> good morning, bill. big deal. never before in 27 years and 90 terrorist designations has the u.s. labeled a drug trafficking group a terrorist organization. also in mexico the administration is expanding the use of c.i.a. drones to identify fentanyl labs and u.s. special forces arrived on monday to train an elite assault team of mexican marines. it opens a whole new tool box to stop drug smuggling treating these gangs, ms-13 and tren de aragua as well as sinaloa and five other cartels not as criminal organizations but national security threats. >> sinaloa cartel is designated as a narco terrorist organization equal to al qaeda or isis allowing the c.i.a. to initiate their own mitigation efforts against those organizations, against their transportation networks, could be against that your money laundering aspects. >> the order allows federal terrorism charges against anyone who enables cartel operations, smugglers, dealers, bankers adding years to any sentence. >> not only can they be prosecuted for drug

take you now to fox news senior national correspondent william la jeunesse with more from los angeles. williamwhat the president did? reporter: it's a big deal, liz. it allows foreign direct military action and how far the administration goes we don't know but never before has the u.s. labeled a drug cartel a terrorist organization like an al qaeda or isis. this designation opens a whole new tool box for the administration, treating gangs like tren de aragua and ms-13 and five other cartels, not as organized crime, but national security threats. >> let's say the sinaloa cartel is designated as a terrorist organization equal to al qaeda or isis. this allows the cia to initiate their own mitigation efforts against those organizations, that could be against the transportation networks, against their money laundering aspects. reporter: so the order also allows federal terrorism charges against any cartel supporter from street dealers to bankers adding up to 20 years to any sentence. >> so not only could they be prosecuted for drug charges but they could be prosecuted for terrorism charges. reporte

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william lee is chief economist at the milk and associates on a global micro economics analysts drawers as live from los angeles. thank you very much for your time. um, so william ne, now why the su on olive menu industry do you think and also what is the tax a k because it seems to be industry specific as the should have the same the very much. so i think these latest announcements are a way of present from showing that he's very serious by using the tact tariff instrument as a policy for as a policy tool for achieving both economic and non economic objectives. you solve the discussions that were spurred by carrots, with mexico and canada regarding immigration as shutting down the flow of illegal immigrants and drugs into this country or securing our us borders, which is part of the problem is that he made during his campaign. but the specific cares of steel and aluminum, the switch have a very specific economic goal, which is to improve the productive capacity of steel aluminum in the united states . i think we see that president trump, uh, was negotiating with the punch steel. and they said, oh, i don't appr

national correspondent william lodge amiss reports from los angeles. >> this will become the biggestower plant life 11 year ago it was supposed to produce clean water for at least 30 years, instead of solar panels, it uses giant mirrors to concentrate the sun's energy at these towers which generate steam cleat creating electricity . >> it's going to put about 1,00 people to work building a state-of-the-art facility. >> as part of this climate agenda president obama gave him $1.6 billion in federal loans, up $535 million grant, a 30 percent tax credit worth about 600 million, an accelerated depreciation schedule that allowed investors to write off their capital investment in just five years. >> the fact of the matter is american taxpayers wind up holding the bill whether it's this project year. >> in addition to taxpayer losses, california's payers forced to live more power at five times the market rate to help meet the states renewable energy mandate. >> these are expensive subsidie and not only do they cost the taxpayers, but they distort the market. >> the other side on wildlife ki

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angeles to san francisco. yet, there has still not been a single track laid to. national senior correspondent williamse is with us. it president trump cuts up funding for this project, what happens? the state cannot afford to go at it alone and despite the project never attracted a penny of private money. so, thought it could end subsidies in fact kill the bullet train. many union workers depend on federal lifeline turned out yesterday in l.a. to throw tomatoes and hackle. transportation secretary sean duffy. >> if you want to go protest somewhere and you want to shout at somebody go to the governor's mansion. go talk to democrats in the legislature who have brought us this project. >> 17 years and $16 billion later, the project yet to lay a single foot of rail. it was sold to voters in 2008 as low cost environmentally friendly way to get to l.a. to san francisco. leaf and then go to the claim was wildly misleading depending on who you believe. >> this is a failed project and it is a complete waste of money for california taxpayers and federal taxpayers. speak of this is something that will help peop

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angel reese, and aneesah, same energy. >> janai: who is that last one to keep an eye on? >> last one is mikaylah williams.williams is a bucket. >> janai: big games to watch. andraya, we appreciate you for being with us, and you at home can watch "gameday" right here on abc at noon eastern and uconn versus south carolina coming up at 1:00 p.m. >> whit: love that. great to have andraya back in the mix. >>> now to hollywood's awards season already under way, and people wondering what tonight's awards across the pond could mean for those big oscars dreams. abc's reena roy is here with the latest on that. reena, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning to you. that's right. all eyes will be on the baftas tonight, and the big question, could this awards show predict what we see at the oscars in just a couple of weeks? well, the jury is still out on that one. last year the baftas were a solid indicator picking eventual oscar winners in the top eight categories. other years it's been a bit of a mixed bag. there are a few biggies to watch. "the brutalist" is nominated for nine bafta awards. many expecting adr

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angelou reminds us that we will sing our way out of them if we sing together. >> speechless. and this is why i needed to have you on, especially today. reverend doctor williams to your church. on on on this victory legally. but also i think spiritually you guys are really making a difference. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. katie. >> coming up after the break, written in the waters. national geographic explorer in residence tara roberts on her new memoir and what her journey to trace the global slave trade revealed to her about her place in the world. stay with us. >> i told you i don't need these anymore. i have. >> sling okay. >> morning. >> i only left sling. deliver the news. i need to stay informed. thank you very much. nice one. >> nope. >> sling gives us all the news we want in a quick and reliable manner. >> and. >> at a. >> wonderful price. >> this critical time calls. >> for the critical news coverage. >> that sling provides. >> that sling provides. >> okay, see you here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you

angels of our nature, end quote. aim proud leaders in my district in georgia are setting this example for the entire nation. congratulations to mayor williams and the union city council for earning this distinguished recognition. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> i ask permission to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mrs. miller: i would like to commend president trump for his steps to close down the department of education and to return power back to the parents. for too long the department of education has overstepped its bounds, imposing topdown policies that have done more harm than good. since its creation, this bureaucracy has grown into a bloated, unaccountable institution that prioritizes federal control over the actual needs of our children. it has drained billions of taxpayer dollars while delivering little in the way of education. sadly, we have declining test scores, a one size fits all curriculum, and policies that have oven placed id