he couldn't even turn atlantic city into a nicer atlantic city! applause] if anything, they tore down so many of his casinos, he turned atlantic city into gaza. but okay, he wants to rebuild it and he wants to turn it into mar-a-lago. at least the palestinians will have a place to go back to. >> donald trump calling for the permanent resettlement of roughly 2 million palestinians. >> i don't think people should be going back to gaza. i think gaza has been very unlucky for them. >> and he says he's willing to use the u.s. military to do it. >> we'll do what is necessary. if it's necessary, we'll do that. [boos] >> desi: okay, so just so i'm clear, your idea is to take over gaza, rebuild it into mar-a-lago, and make sure that the palestinians who live there can't go back? that is the craziest thing he's said since yesterday and until tomorrow. even his chief of staff was shocked. look at her face! she looks like she just won best country album at the grammys. [cheers and applause] and of course she's shocked. he's effectively advocating for ethnic c

left atlantic city. >> yeah. >> i mean, atlantic city is a lot worse after donald trump bankruptcy. >> i remember decline. >> i don't know if i'd leave him to gaza to deal with gaza. >> i would rather have him have at least his way or his say in what's going on in the gaza strip than the iranians. >> well, his say is. >> different than american troops. >> and look, nobody i think even the american troops peace that has been pulled back, that's not the case. but you have to have some vision for what that that part of the region can be. so it is it israel involvement? yes. could it be saudi saudi arabia as well? could be. it depends on what the other nations in that region want. but what nobody wants is an iran that is dominating that. >> no, and. >> i agree with the the notion that it's good to open a window and let in some fresh air because people do get locked into silly ideas that we then take as the groupthink. for example, syrian civil war, all those refugees, a million wound up in germany. saudi arabia took none. and we all just pretend this makes sense, that no other arab countr

. >> look what happened the last time he tried to start riviera, atlantic city.ok at the old one, it didn't work. it works in vegas, it didn't work and atlantic city and now he wants to create this with hamas. >> trump sending stock shock waves. what are your thoughts on this? mimic this is a journey for president trump in the very first thing that we just showed. the first thing the united states will take full responsibly and i wrote down because i reacted to it, responsibility for the bombs and weapons unexploded. he couldn't discern anything from what he said other than visualize bond tech. our guys taking minds out of the ground because i'm sure it's full. then she wouldn't confirm on the ground and now trump saying no boots on the ground, a financial investment. what we have to decide for the next four years is the way president trump will negotiate, do we understand it will come out with hyperbole? then it will turn into details? we had some of that in the first but the world is different so i reacted in the way of by the way, i voted for you because you s

and so i asked an uncle of mine who was involved with that world in atlantic city. i said i saw 30 years ago. i said what trump what is this? what does that mean? he goes, oh, you want to know? yes, i want to know. he overpays for real estate. if for those of you who are bruce springsteen fans, there was a song called atlantic city. they blew up the chicken man in philly last night. chicken man was a guy named phil testa. his son was a guy named salvi testa. salvi testa had a property on the boardwalk near the boardwalk that was valued at 195,000. trump paid 1.1 million. no labor piece bought it through a secretary. and so i reluctantly inform you that when donald trump says, that makes me smart, i believe it does, because what he also did was his use of roy cohn when he met with mob figures. he did so at the home of roy cohn. you are allowed to meet with an attorney. attorney client privilege. but eric, if you're not really talking about legal cases, it's not privilege. trump can't help it if he ran into someone in the hallway who's another roy cohn client. well, i

. >> an atlantic. city to. >> gaza is crazy.mp tried to start a riviera, a new. >> riviera, a new atlantic city. >> take a look at the old atlantic city and where that ended up. >> it didn't work. it works. >> in vegas. >> it didn't work. >> in atlantic city. and now he wants to. create this mecca with hamas becoming hospitality people as waiters and stuff like that. and chambermaids. are you crazy? this is a. crazy idea. i'm sorry to keep saying it, but it is the craziest. >> thing he's ever said. >> bibi netanyahu has got a sense of humor. i suppose he must have loved it because it said. >> no more two state solution. >> oh no. >> we're going to. >> have american. allies as our. >> neighbors and. >> hotel keepers on the gaza strip. unbelievable. and 2 million people are going to be. >> coaxed away to. >> destroy jordan. what an idea for me. >> i you know, the idea is definitely triggering and it's upsetting. and a lot of people are responding with shock and disbelief. and i think, you know. i think that it is a mistake to be s

"the riviera of the middle east." [ laughter ] trump didn't even have success with the atlantic cityf new jersey. never mind the riviera of the middle east. [ laughter ] we could make it the vegas of somalia! and the everyone will love it! [ laughter ] this "plan" to develop and repopulate gaza, it's never going to happen. the leaders of egypt, saudi arabia, qatar, jordan, turkey, france, germany, spain, the uk, have all forcefully rejected it. the only thing the united nations and the taliban have in common is that they both think this is a terrible idea. [ laughter ] but trump says he spoke to the leaders and everybody loves it. [ laughter ] all this was apparently news to trump's new secretary of state, marco rubio, i guess isn't in the loop because he reportedly first learned about it when trump announced it on tv. [ laughter ] this is good. look at this reaction from his chief of staff, susie wiles, who is usually so calls her "the ice maiden." that's his nickname. [ laughter ] that what you're seeing there, that is the face of a woman whose soul just exited her body at the spee

. >> in houston, in atlantic city, in los angeles, thousands of protesters took to the streets of cities part of what seems likely to become an ongoing protest movement against president trump's raids to arrest and deport violent illegal immigrants. >> you can't scare us or push us away. we are here, we are not going anywhere. >> on monday, in los angeles, protesters, some waving mexican flags, marched through downtown l.a., marking what they called a day without immigrants. a peaceful day like march became more chaotic as night fell with ringleaders apparently intent on blocking traffic as they did on sunday when they shut down part of the 101 freeway in l.a. a number of people were briefly detained. and as the rest of illegal immigrants continue across the country, l.a. city council which formally declared los angeles a sanctuary city in november is considering several measures designed to help immigrants amid the trump administration's crackdown. those measures include requiring businesses to report to the city any workplace raids audits or other federal immigration objections and a n

and donald trump is talking about it like it's the next, next atlantic city, a riviera in the middleratic antics have to be checked. and that's the work that we're determined to do. >> you know, some of these things that are happening i could not possibly have anticipated, and i have to say this week is worse than i was anticipating last week. and one of the reasons for that is that i know the rules that worked there in the senate, where you're where you are now. i know the rules and i know where the laws are. and so if you said to me, well, they're going to just completely close up. united states agency for international development, i would say, no, you can't do that. that was created by law. only congress can do that by law, signed by a president. that's the only way to do that. and then they come along and they just do it like like in super bowl terms, it would be as if patrick mahomes can throw a pass to a receiver who is way outside, like, you know, just completely off the field. and that person can then run into the end zone from, you know, behind the bench. and they're going

it was only in vegas and atlantic city, but now 39 states and dc have legalized it.d these pro sports leagues. well, they've embraced it wholeheartedly. in fact, when you watch games this season, you'll hear the announcers give you updated odds. they'll offer you promotions trying to get you to stay engaged and watch the games. and that's what it's all about these days. in fact, the american gaming association tells me that 1.4 billion dollars in legalize bets will be made this week on the super bowl by far the biggest gambling day of the year. >> nfl doesn't move the needle. the nfl is the and yeah, post legalization. and you know how fast and dramatically its expanded across the country. yeah, you're seeing leagues. you're seeing media companies, a lot more partnerships and it's a good thing because americans been betting on sports as long as it gets for its the better. and this is what i say to folks like just because it's a more variety of fats. it doesn't increase your chances of winning. you know, the odds understand what you're betting on. >> yeah. be smart. a

but here's the reason why i do think he does believe that gaza can be turned into an atlantic city from like the 1930s, right? and here's the reason why his own son in law has said this before, in his own son in law is trying to cut deals all around the world. so i do think that donald trump does believe that gaza first of all, it would solve a couple of things. it would, in his mind, solve the conflict. bibi would be happy because there wouldn't. be there wouldn't be that rub. and guess what? we would create more cities because we'd build more cities, you know, for. >> all these years. yeah. and you could definitely go stay at a hotel there and feel like there was no concern that someone angry about what had happened might. i mean, the idea. sorry, karen. go ahead. >> that's okay. so i just i keep trying to bring us back to the big picture and to my mind, the big picture is i see how this benefits trump and his billionaire friends. doesn't lower the cost of eggs, doesn't do anything about rent, gas, groceries. and i thought that's what he campaigned on. he didn't campaign on. yeah, tar

you know, the mike tyson era when trump is king in atlantic city.remember this era well because i used to go to all those fights. should i show it? catherine. all right, show it. put up this still image. this is yours truly in that era. oh my god, trump looks good, i look ridiculous. the point is, i remember him then. and based on what i saw those many nights, he had the respect and admiration of a lot of people of color in that scene. and then it's then it faded, and now he seems to have gotten it back. what happened? >> good morning michael, thanks for having me on this first day of black history month. and it's so appropriate. that you show those clips because that's an that's an important part of our history. what happened is that hip hop is the lifeblood of american popular culture. it has been. and if donald trump is cool again, it's because he's got that blood coursing through his veins. to understand trump's cultural relevance right now and his rise to power, we got to understand hip hop. tyson was the hip hop boxer, right? it was all about

caller:, donald trump in my experience goes back to atlantic city and all the stuff he did there andestroyed that, but anyway, i have friends who work for companies and they get a lot of their raw materials from canon and some from mexico, and these tariffs, some of them are afraid that they may have to start laying off people and some of the products go to europe. donald trump just took that market right away from them by driving up the prices. farming and stuff like that, it's going to drive the price of eggs and milk and a lot of other things out. that is going to hurt our farmers, so whatever donald trump is doing, he should have rethought that. and tomorrow in the stock market opens up, we are going to crash. this is getting pretty what he is putting out there. host: that is dan in pennsylvania. the new york times takes a look at companies that depend on goods from other countries, how they are reacting. a story that was a couple of days ago. with the deadline near some data shows higher freight volumes on road and rail. rail trucking trucking companies have the capacity to cope

caller:, donald trump in my experience goes back to atlantic city and all the stuff he did there andestroyed that, but anyway, i have friends who work for companies and they get a lot of their raw materials from canon and some from mexico, and these tariffs, some of them are afraid that they may have to start laying off people and some of the products go to europe. donald trump just took that market right away from them by driving up the prices. farming and stuff like that, it's going to drive the price of eggs and milk and a lot of other things out. that is going to hurt our farmers, so whatever donald trump is doing, he should have rethought that. and tomorrow in the stock market opens up, we are going to crash. this is getting pretty what he is putting out there. host: that is dan in pennsylvania. the new york times takes a look at companies that depend on goods from other countries, how they are reacting. a story that was a couple of days ago. with the deadline near some data shows higher freight volumes on road and rail. rail trucking trucking companies have the capacity to cope

and that all plays into the betrayal that is inevitably going to come, because it came in atlantic cityy union workers and he didn't pay small businesses. so we've got to start laying the groundwork for that right now so that when we have the midterms, we're rolling into that economic argument. the tax cut has come, the economy softens, the stock market's taken a hit. and now democrats look like they were foreseeing this. and they're on our side now which they don't think we are. and that argument is there for the taking right now. if you look at inflation that donald trump promised to bring down on his first day in office, look at the price of eggs, for example. so as you know well, tim, there are a couple of elections coming up next year in ohio. you've got a governor's election, and then the special election for the senate seat once held by jd vance. your name comes up all the time. and i can just tell you, even in liberal new york city, democrats say we need people like tim ryan. we need people like josh shapiro. we need people like wes moore. we need people like gretchen whitmer, n

landfills was notorious because i went to life expectancy was 39 years in a part of the city that was right next to the atlantic. i'm just taking, if you think about the 50 guide, you take t, it's important to engage with policy. it's important to engage with the questions around us and to think beyond the short term fixes. i also think optimism and part dissipation day and thankfully, so we should participate in a political system. we should educate as friends about the challenges around us. and also, like i said, think long term about distributions that needs to be put in place. the message to my friends and bring the 20s is to have faith in the ability of human beings. i'm natural systems to work together. if the stop looking at nature avenue, based on looking at ecosystems as things which can contribute to even with either, let me just look for the better quality of life. devonne devonne. steve walk, devonne, imagination for the city which can accommodate the fall. this is going to accommodate the production of food and pushing as spots of more than a lifestyle. a sunday morning in 2015 is when i'm uh, it'l

and so that was the third objective that michaux had so we show travels across atlantic ocean in 1785 he'll arrives in york city this is where they think he's going to open up his first botanical garden. and he meets a number of new yorkers and he immediately realizes this is not place for him. he why you all laughing? i haven't got to the punch line yet. he writes, and this is a quote that, new york city people are cold and only care about money, not science. it's and and so he starts to explore other areas of the country. the other thing he's frustrated with, he does not find the horticulture, the plant life that he's looking for in this expedition. and so he starts traveling around north america to try and find a different spot. and of course, one of the places he visits is virginia he's carrying with him letters of introduction from lafayette and others. and he finds himself at mount vernon to meet george washington. he and george washington spend a night together. washington is taken. michaux he's one of those stories where as far as we can tell, washington had no idea michaux was going to show up on his d

atlantic. you just kind of follow the ribbon of blue. that's where we'll see a good coating of snow. the snow out of new york cityf new york city, 6 inches we have to make up for the season. where we're looking at the snow, this will be into tuesday and then eventually tuesday night, kicking into the mid-atlantic ande portions of the northeast. we have a big ribbon of blue, 1 to 3 inches of snow in portions of virginia where we just had half a coating of ice. we'll see half a foot of snow there. the biggest totals coming out of the central appalachians, maria. maria: marissa, thank you. quick break and then mcdonald's earnings expected to hit the tape in a couple minutes. we have the dow industrials up 169 right now. word on wall street panel is here after the break with some expectations about the year ahead. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. business, putting ai agents to work for people. like secret agents? no, more like autonomous minions that you control. to do what? well, jim's agents resolve simple customer issues. and patty's agents flag network problems. - proactiv

atlantic, where 25 million people will be impacted. this area of low pressure develops today in the southern plains. it will bring cold rain from dallas all the way into oklahoma city. but once it moves toward places like the bluegrass state, that's kentucky, we will see the snow ramp up. so we are tracking snow from louisville all the way into places like falls church, virginia. as far as snowfall amounts, the big winner will be the mid atlantic, where we could get 3 to 6 inches in delaware. to the south it will be heavy rain. 1 to 3 inches possible with the potential for localized flooding. by wednesday, we're tracking anotr area of low pressurehe c down south towards texas, where highs today will only be in the 40s. frances, back to you. >> okay, denise, thanks so much. >>> still to come, from halftime to the commercials. we have the biggest moments from the super bowl, outside of the super bowl. and we're back in 60 seconds for the mad scramble to get eggs in grocery stores as prices soar. id mielle's kalahari melon and aloe vera line is changing the game. up to five days of moisture and no wash days in between? let's see about that. day two, headed to work, bu

for the atlantic general motors, all these companies will suffer if the mexican economy stuff is on the back of these terrace. okay, thank you very much. alex gonzales or metro olds in mexico city. thank you, sir. now present donald trump's design as well. a has agreed to accept my grand supported by us authorities, including gang members. it comes off to 6 americans were released from detention and venezuela on site, and back to the united states, alessandro around p, etc, has been following events from boca in columbia. i wasn't surprised outcome at the end of a surprising meeting with richard gran now from special employee flying to connect as meeting personally with present the colors and my daughter who was shown in television shaking hands, smiling to my daughter. and finally, securing the release of these 6 americans from venice. when in prisons, we don't know their identities, but we understand that they were part of a number of us citizens that had been arrested in recent months by the venezuelan government, accusing them of terrorism, or of plotting cruise against the venezuelan redeem in the meeting. except we understand that they spoke about migrations us sanctions

atlantic originates monday in texas bringing heavy rain to the southeast. by wednesday at 4:00 a.m., we could see up to six inches of snow in washington, d.c., and this system could brush new york city. new york city and new england, though, will certainly get hit by the second storm moving in on thursday. that thursday morning commute at 6:00 a.m. could bring heavy snow to places like syracuse and boston, while bringing more rain to the south, which could in fact lead to flooding. rachel. >> rachel: more rain and snow on the way. somara, thank you. >>> we turn now to washington and the late news from president donald trump saying he will announce new tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum. the president also defending elon musk who is pushing forward with plans to shrink the size of the federal government amid a series of lawsuits. here's selina wang. >> reporter: tonight, before touching down for the super bowl on air force one, ppt pt. announcing he plans to impose 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports including from canada and mexico. it's the latest news from the white house after a day of blasting judges who are pumping the brakes on trump and elon musk's latest atte

great lakes the mid-atlantic and the northeast we heard the song before moving on through skin to be quick starts later this afternoon to the upper midwest minneapolis the twin citiesuld be the biggest no so far this season with a half a foot or so as this move is east interesting dynamics, the 95 corridor from boston down to new york we could see significant snow accumulation, may be approaching about 6 inches or so farther south with the warmer air position and that include chicago ice could rob the totals, bottom line this weekend a rough one it moves into new york saturday and sticks around until sunday afternoon. >> it's pretty kick after february. >> it's just the beginning next week looks active. >> i'm upset of the groundhog. >> he knew he was right, stephen morgan we'll be right back you watching the news of maria liveg on foxht business. elf. and sofi gives members the financial tools to see more for themselves. join the official bank of the nba. sofi. get your money right. [ car engine revving ]

atlantic originates monday in texas bringing heavy rain to the southeast. by wednesday at 4:00 a.m., we could see up to six inches of snow in washington, d.c., and this system could brush new york city. new york city and new england, though, will certainly get hit by the second storm moving in on thursday. that thursday morning commute at 6:00 a.m. could bring heavy snow to places like syracuse and boston, while bringing more rain to the south, which could in fact lead to flooding. rachel. >> rachel: more rain and snow on the way. somara, thank you. >>> we turn now to washington and the late news from president donald trump saying he will announce new tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum. the president also defending elon musk who is pushing forward with plans to shrink the size of the federal government amid a series of lawsuits. here's abc's senior white house correspondent selina wang. >> reporter: tonight, before touching down for the super bowl on air force one, president trump announcing he plans to impose 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports including from canada and mexico. >> i'll be announcing probably tuesday or wednesday reciprocal tariffs. simply, if they c

atlantic. a little bit of ice off and on in d.c., the nation's capital, today. ultimately, that does run up into new york citythe overnight if hours. everything in the pink, that's ice. blue is snow, further south is more of a wintry mix. all of this lifts up into new england overnight on the, into early tomorrow. the most significant is in interior areas where maybe you see 8 inches or so. new york city, 3-a 5 inches and maybe the biggest concern will be that ice. but then that a clears off. so if your just watching the game even from the northeast, nice weather for tomorrow, kevin. kevin: not too bad, adam klotz. thank you. >>> new orleans is beefing up security ahead of tomorrow's big game. history will be made, first time ever a sitting u.s. president will be there. correspondent matt finn live from new orleans with more. hey, matt. >> reporter: hi, kevin. there is a crush of fans and party-goers right now here on bourbon street. we were just talking about the weather, absolutely gorgeous here right now. the sun is shine ising, it is hot. just a short instance from where we are right now, the super bowl w