actor and former california resident antonio sabato jr.'s here tonight on that. he says focus on the fires. first, we've got this story. president trump's aggressive tariffs on canada, mexico, china, that they're going to begin at midnight. white house press secretary saying these are promises made, promises kept. edward lawrence is live at the white house with the breaking details. what's happening now? [laughter] >> reporter: liz, we call this friday here at the white house, extremely busy. there's nothing now mexico, china or canada can do to avoid these tariffs at 12:01 a.m. 10% tariff on chinese goods, 25% on canada can and mexico. >> china makes the fentanyl, gets it to mexico, puts it through different plaits,s also a -- places, also a lot through canada. all three haven't treated us very well. >> reporter: the president add as oil might be an additional 10% tariff, down from 25% because it's energy, and the canadian prime minister saying he he will respond in forceful, immediate way. >> we're showing the new american administration that they have a strong

liz: we hear you, antonio sabato, thank you for being with us.reciate it. >> i think culture is a reflection of a moment in our time. present culture is how we express ourselves. liz: this time critics say she insulting victims of la fires in her own home state of california. tomi lahren here to break it down. president biden's approval rating hit a new record low of just about 35%. also tonight, this. >> we need to act and we need to act quickly. we don't have time to waste, the american people spoke very clearly, state and local officials in florida must help the trump administration enforce our nation's immigration law. liz: governor desantis said yes, it is full speed ahead. florida will move rapidly to enact trump's deportation agenda to start on day one. tonight, jason chaffetz will react to the details. if you thought today's hearing with pete hegseth was wild. senate ton cut rates in fission hearings underway for trump's cabinet and roger marshal joining us to preview what's ahead. we'll be back after the break. >> yes or no, did you lead

actor and former california resident antonio sabato jr. is back with us on the story. plus this -- >> i'm not going back to jail. [bleep] trump. biden forever, dog. thank obama for everything he did for me! liz: that was a violent criminal illegal alien gang leader now deported and saying he loves biden is obama. that's not a good look for democrats. we've got news coming in. more democrats support deportations. plus, we have new details on the dangerous criminals now getting disported back to their home countries. as america runs to normal. dusty johnson joining us to break this down and the brand new government data revealing biden's border collapse is again, much worse than realize. and plus, historians praising president trump on the assassinations of jfk, rfk, and martin luther king jr.. what can we find out? they were held back for a national security reasons. we have this story for you. >> going to shade at the wrong time and going to be with joe biden. and what heavyweights done for himself is no one pes to hear from this guy anymore. just go to your condo in r

joining us now is conservative actor for california resident antonio sabato jr.. thank you for being on. you left la, you left los angeles after more than 30 years. what is your reaction to california leadership here? >> there's no leadership in california whatsoever. i knew this was going to happen. we've been dealing with fires in california for a very long time and used to live in ventura county. every year fires and fires and it's their fault and the democrats fault in sacramento. all the leadership there with gavin newsom, which is just -- he's horrible and they're all horrible with him and the american people and people in california have to understand, you're pay ago lot of taxes and -- paying a lot of taxes and this is what you get, no water, fire fighters cannot do their jobs and this goes on with homelessness and security, with taxing and so on. and the border being open and this goes on with fire. now we're dealing with fires -- i went to palisades high school, i went to one of the high schools that got affected and i don't know if the high school is st