today is special because it represents another example, a capstone of the biden-harris administration's unwavering commitment to protect the places we all love by uplifting them who stuarded them across time. chuckwalla is a living landscape that vibrates with beauty and painted canyons and woodlands are home to species of plants and animals and there are recreational opportunities and a place that has been stuarded by our indigenous ancestors by the songs the tribes still song today of the trails that weave across the region. when we stepped into these roles we understood that tribes must be at the forefront of our efforts to conserve the lands and waters we depend on. today i'm grateful for president biden's leadership and he has listened to tribes across the country and committed our administration to conserving the places that are core to our identities and to our shared experiences. above all, i am grateful for the outstanding partners we share this day with. today, the chuckwalla national monument is protected for all of us. [cheers and applause] .. . . . it's been my honor to wor

where was joe biden, where was kamala harris? tonight, a former top fbi official will break all of this down, and this , to democrats and joe biden get the fbi too focused on january 6, on raiding trump's mar-a-lago, going after school board parents and not terrorism. former trump white house press secretary hogan gidley will join us on all of that, plus new details coming in on the big fight in the house tomorrow, to reelect speaker mike johnson. we've got new details on this also, we've got this story for you. >> senator joe biden and kamala harris, and immigration, illegal immigration down. >> the number of illegal border crossings has come to one of the lowest points, again, because of pathways that president biden and vice president harris have created. >> border crossings under president joe biden has gone down 70%. >> msnbc getting hammered for incompetence first kept claiming out of context that illegal border crossings dropped under joe biden, not giving texas any credit for their crackdown on that. tonight we will show y

the biden-harris administration is allocating hundreds of millions of dollars in disaster relief funding to california capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you how much money we're talking about and i'll explain why president elect donald trump says he may withhold such funding for the golden state in the future. >> and former president jimmy carter is lying in state in the capitol rotunda tonight. we're live in washington with the latest. (vo) fargo is your virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (woman) i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card. (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo do? quickly tell you what you spend on things like food. (dad) fargo, what did i spend on groceries this month? (son) hey dad, can the guys stay for dinner? (dad) no... (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. these hands cook for 30 people, 3 meals a day. i can't stop when i have dry hands. i trust o'keeffe's. it's america's #1 s

we have a lot of work to do to fix the mess as lisa pointed out that joe biden, kamala harris, and the democrats have left behind. just look what joe biden did a couple days ago. puts out another executive order to make it harder to produce american energy. another kick to the gut of hardworking families. those people in the middle class, he talks about the middle class, he talks about hardworking people. yet he passes policy after policy to kick them in the gut and raise costs on them. those actions on energy, anti-american energy policies, will raise costs even higher on those families who can't afford it. the good news for those families is help is on the way. we are starting the budget reconciliation process. we are already working with committee kamala harris. we have been -- with committee kamala harris -- chairs. we have worked with with president trump to make it clear in february we'll get our budget on the floor. the committees will be working by march to actually get the policies in place to not only secure the border to get good energy policy in place, to reverse a lot of t

i think the most tragic legacy of the biden harris administration has been the politicized asian in the weaponization of the department of justice. asking hypothetically because joe biden allowed the new york times to report it. calling on garland, why would we not prosecute trump more quickly and garland sat in that chair and promised not to be political and he broke that promise almost the instant he walked into the department of justice. if you look on the supreme court of the united states just above the entrance, there is a simple yet profound forward phrase equal justice under law. we have seen over the last four years the department of justice systematically targeting the political opponents of joe biden and kamala harris and the systematically protecting his friends and allies. it is tragic to see the loss of confidence in the american people in the department of justice and the fbi. i don't think there is an institution in america who has lost more respect from the american people than the fbi has in the last four years. that is a grotesque violation of the obligation of the de

tonight, this story as well, biden harris white house legacy falling apart and we'll show you what former tv anchor slamming the media for the coverup of biden's decline and vice president kamala harris visibly furious at president obama and president trump laughing together at president jimmy carter's funeral today and first lady jill biden ignoring kamala harris and we'll talk about it with joe concha. she's rear to react. also, this story: >> democrats say it's called lawfare, it's called weaponization of justice, and it's happened at a level nobody has ever seen before. liz: far left judge juan merchan moving forward with his own lawfare with president trump and sentencing in the new york case and widely expected to be tossed out on appeal and that sentencing scheduled for tomorrow. so will the supreme court intervene? former u.s. deputy assistant attorney general john yoo here with the preview. but first, this story. >> if you're here illegally and committing crimes and those things, i don't know why anybody thinks it's continue verse yards in aggie y'all they need to go. there's 47

bringing the total number of illegal alien crossings since biden-harris of over 11 million nationwide. with speaker mike johnson warning of over 16 million illegal aliens. dangerously, these catastrophic border crossing figures do not account for the illegal gotaways, including drug smugglers and identified terrorists who threaten every american family. sadly, with the due policous policies of biden-harris among those illegal transgressors are unaccompanied children who are suffering at the hands of cartel smugglers. additionally, when unmet -- when i met with president donald trump this weekend on sunday at mar-a-lago, i know he is committed to securing the borders and protecting families and making america great again. in conclusion, god bless our troops as the global war on terrorism continues. open borders for dictators puts all americans at risk of more 9/11 attacks, imminent as warned by the f.b.i. trump will re-institute existing laws to protect american families with peace through strength. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massach

>> i had a plan b if president biden or vice president harris -- because they changed a lot there buty, president biden was reelected or president harris was elected, i knew there was a lot of work, the biden administration bringing nippon steel in, if they had succeeded i would put cliffs for sale as well because that would be a myself and severalparticipants l industry because free money for japan with blessings of the u.s. government not to even shut down capacity so market forces would no longer work. it would be free money sponsored by our country and the american administration having a say on plants shut down or not shut down, not the market dynamics. i would not be able to survive in an environment like that. on the other hand, on the other hand for my shareholders it would be great because i would put cliffs for sale and someone would come and buy it because if japan can, others can too and cleveland-cliffs is a better platform than u.s. steel. that said, the world works in mysterious ways. president trump won again and they're going to make america great again and i think fe

i'm curious as a volunteer in the biden-harris transition team and the person who is part of the biden administration's build back better and american rescue plan, as the white house national economic council, you are a senior policy advisor to the white house on those two bills, were you concerned at all about the trillions of dollars in debt they added, the trillions of dollars in debt that china pay potentially own and the benefit that china got as a result of those bills? i'm assuming you were advocating against that. if you don't want additional debt, god forbid we have trillions of dollars going out the door for green new deal programs that are benefiting china. am i correct? mr. duke: the macroeconomic context matters a lot. inflation is high, unemployment -- ms. van duyne: by adding to the debt, the 20% inflation we got over the last four years i am assuming you are advocating against all those tax increases. mr. duke: every country in the world -- ms. van duyne: the 20% we got -- i assume you are against those. mr. duke: justin trudeau is facing that problem. mr. van duyne: do

>> we have never seen joe biden and kamala harris were carter against the american people than they are right now. they are trying to hurt donald trump's administration to make this the worst in american history. they won't succeed because trump will come in here and work harder than ever before for the american people. you will make good on his promises and we will be there every step of the way to make sure his agenda is met and the mandate is completed both in the house and we have to work harder and there is no time to waste on january 28th. >> sandra: it seems like that there is coming very quickly. thank you for joining us. >>> to wall street and tech stocks. nastec going even higher, nvidia heading an all-time high. financial stocks hitting the ground. michael bar announced plans to step down. where president biden is said to touch down in new orleans out of a meeting with the victims of the families of the deadly terror attack there. we are now learning more about the suspect. that is coming up. >>> fierce weather making its way throughout much of the u.s. today and keeping trav

and i think perhaps the most tragic legacy of the biden-harris administration has been the politization and weaponization of the united states department of justice. and we don't need to ask hypothetically. joe biden used and allowed "the new york times" to report it. calling on merrick garland why will he not prosecute trump for quickly? and merrick garland sadly sat in that chair and promised to be apolitical and broke that promise almost the instant he walked into the department of justice. if you look on the west pedestrianment of the supreme court of the entrance a four-word phrase equal justice under law. we have seen over the last four years a department of justice that systematically targeted the political opponents of joe biden and kamala harris and that systematically protected his friends and allies. it is tragic to see the loss of confidence in the american people in the department of justice and in the f.b.i. i would note i don't think there is an institution in america who has lost more respect from the american people than the f.b.i. has in the last four years. that is a

biden and kamala harris months to block israel from entering rough. anctions while pressuring israel to stand down in the face of iran's unprecedented attacks. joe biden and kamala harris israel not to respond in self-defense escalating attacks displaced over 80000 israelis. joe biden and kamala harris chose to abstain from voting on critical council resolution which failed to condemn hamas or tie the release of hostages cease-fire deals in the use of terrorism and put them stopping the war they didn't start in the first place. ... instantly disqualify her from any office, let alone president of the united states. she is a disgrace and must never set foot in the oval office as commander-in-chief. because as bad as joe biden is, kamala harris is worse. kamala harris will not merely withhold support for israel come to actively undermine israel's self-defense. kamala harris won't merely continue joe biden's weakness, she will deepen that weakness. and the contrast between kamala harris and donald trump could not be clearer. it is an indisputable fact that

kamala harris will not merely continue joe biden's weakness, she will deepen that weakness. the contract between kamala harris and donald trump could not be clearer. it is an indisputable fact that president trump had the strongest record of any american president when it comes to standing with israel. [applause] the list of his accomplishments is lengthy. president trump moved the u.s. embassy to its rightful place, israel's capital of jerusalem. president trump negotiated the historic abraham accords, the greatest ride towards peace normalization in more than a quarter century. president trump unlined u.s. central command with israel, a change that foster daily commute occasions with the joint exercises. my first trip to israel was has an undergraduate when i was selected as a fellow for the foundation for the defense of democracies. and i have been many times since, returning as a member of congress on the house intelligence committee and house armed services committee and most recently to deliver a speech to the kneset and meet with prime minister netanyahu. and every one

and i think perhaps the most tragic legacy of the biden-harris administration has been the politicization and the weaponization of the united states department of justice. and we don't need to ask, hypothetically, because joe biden publicly mused and allowed the new york times to report it, calling on merrick garland, why will he not prosecute trump more quickly? and merrick garland, sadly, he sat in that chair and promised to be apolitical. and he broke that promise almost the instant he walked into the department of justice. >> if you look on the west pediment of the supreme court of the united states, just above the entrance, there's a simple yet profound four word phrase equal justice under law. we have seen over the last four years a department of justice that systematically targeted the political opponents of joe biden and kamala harris, and that systematically protected his friends and allies. and it is tragic to see the loss of confidence in the american people in the department of justice and in the fbi. i would note, i don't think there's an institution in america who has lost m

there is nearly 11 million migrant encounters now at the biden-harris -- under the biden-harris administratione the 2 million known got-aways which could be even higher. tom, the new york city mayor here, eric adams, that has met with you, that has pledged to work with you again last night talking about looking for ways to help get this under control. here's a little bit of what he said yesterday. listen. >> those who violate their privilege to be in this country by committing serious violent acts should not be in our country. i have made it clear that i'm going to do everything possible to protect new york. i did it as a cop. i'm going to do it as a mayor of the city of new york. we are looking at every option we have either through executive orders or we can get help from albany. i think they are moving in the wrong direction. if you are in this country, you should be in this country not to harm new yorkers. >> griff: tom, have you had any conversations recently with mayor adams and what are some of those options to try and deal with these sanctuary jurisdictions that might try and stand in

i believe president biden and vice president harris had presided over one of the biggest humanitarian and public safety disasters in american history. senator cruz and i represent a state with 1200 miles of common border with america but as you pointed out with fentanyl, what happens at the border doesn't stay at the border. fentanyl poisoning is the most common cause of death of young people between the age of 18 and 45. we know where it comes from. the precurors come from china, go to the cartels, mix them up and make them look like innocuous pills and young people take them and die. it is just that simple and that tragic. so there is just so much that we could talk about with regard to the border, but i know people have voted for president trump in large part because of his promise to restore security at the border. will you do everything within your power as attorney general to enforce the laws on the books, including the president's executive orders which i anticipate he will be signing on january 20th when he is sworn in and help do everything you can and the department of justi

yet president biden and vice president harris had granted parole. that is released people into the united states on a categorical basis, or anybody who shows up or because they don't have the detention facilities to keep them. so do you believe lake and riley would be alive today if president biden and vice president harris had enforced the law and secured the border? >> senator, he should not have been in our country, and then lake and riley would have been alive. and i don't think it's just lake and riley. there are so many victims throughout our country. not only that, we're all familiar with the violent gangs who are coming into our country, walking into our country freely through the open border. the cartels, the gangs, venezuela's let people out of their prisons. it's been reported. i don't have the security clearance yet to see what's happening, but i know we all know there are criminals throughout our country and it is my commitment to you on both sides of the aisle that i will do everything in my power with the agencies that fall under me.

by every metric, the biden-harris justice department conduct has failed to live up to our country's ideals. so ms. bondi, should you be confirmed, the actions you take to change the department's course must be for accountability so that the conduct i just described never happens again. the only way to accomplish this is through transparency for the congress and the american people. now to my friend, ranking member durbin. >> thank you, senator grassley. i appreciate your commitment to the bipartisan practices of this committee for vetting presidential nominees. that was in doubt several weeks ago but i spoke to senator grassley and he assured me he is committed to maintaining these practices which we've established over the years. our process is rigorous and it shows how seriously members on both sides of the aisle take our constitutional responsibility and advise and consent. ms. bondi, thank you for coming to my office last week to discuss your nomination. the importance of the attorney general to our justice system cannot be overstated. as our nation's chief law enforcement officer, the

has the biden-harris administration dropped the ball on this? incoming border czar tom homan will be here next. >> the airplane departed about 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. climbed straight ahead to 900 feet and a short time later the pilot called for an immediate return to the airport. >> dana: small plane crashes into a factory in southern california while hundreds of people were inside. we'll have new details on that ahead. crunch time on capitol hill. house speaker mike johnson facing a tough battle to keep the gavel. does he have the votes? >> you look back and forth negotiating. at the end of the day what you are negotiating against if you don't vote for johnson is the trump agenda, which most republicans were elected to make sure that that agenda promise made should be a promise kept. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! —uh. —here i'll take that. [cheering] ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar and a protein blend to feed muscles up to 7 hours. ♪ over the years, you've talked about the winning seasons... ...and

plaskett: this legislation supported by the biden-harris administration is an opportunity for the united states to strengthen its economic ties with taiwan. h.r. 33 creates a new section within the tax code to facilitate mutual investment from the united states into taiwan and vice versa by reducing double taxation with income from sources within the united states. by removing these traps, h.r. 33 facilitates the creation of strong domestic semiconductor ecosystem and creates jobs and creates investments in technology and our american economy. securing our nation's position at the forefront of the chip manufacturing race is possible only if we constantly work to remove the barriers to developing american manufacturing, both in our tax code and regulatory environment. the united states and taiwan have haired a strong economic partnership powered by extensive two-way trade and must ensure this partnership remains robust and it's critical to improve our economiesing trade agreement with taiwan and ensure that future agreements facilitate the development of american manufacturing. it is our

the biden harris administration and previous administrations. is he going to open up all the books and start to get these people for all live what they did to him when he was out of office? because many people thought they would go to jail of a higher said one. well you, you mentioned interviewing paul sacker, we did a story about the center for counter and digital hate. and i heard from the trump campaign who told me that in no uncertain certain terms that they were going to be investigated. i think the term was to the hilt, and that was just for starters, they, they intend to do a whole mess of investigations into the censorship complex into the intelligence world. and i think they're serious about this. and they, they know that their voters want mass firings of people from those bureaucracies. they're tired of paying taxes to support these gigantic bureaucracies that consider large parts of the country to be tantamount to domestic terrorist entities. and i think it would be a political mistake if they didn't follow through on those promises b

it's what we've been able to see from the biden -- harris administration so i think it speaks for itself but as far as the president, his personal views, i will leave that to him to speak. >> more on u.s. steel, i guess more broadly, foreign companies considering investing -- [inaudible] >> this wasn't about japan, it's not about japan. we have a strong alliance with the pan we work together as you know to strengthen our economic partnerships. you seen this president worked tirelessly the past four years and we've talked to japan about this to go decision and we been in direct touch. this is about domestically owned and operated steel industry. we are talking about national security of course but alsoer or resilient supply chain so that's what the president wanted to focus on anddu what you saw, action from this president and that is going to be our focus. we will continue to work on relationships with allies across the globe, something we will continue to do and we just talked about the president going to rome next week. that is very important for the president in the past four years ha

senior official marion mcfadden here on behalf of the biden-harris administration to bring half a billion dollars. >> which i know is much needed and folks have been waiting on charge of immediate disaster assistance. this federal funding from the u.s. department of housing and urban development also known as hud is meant to help rebuild down the road. people are not always aware of the long-term component of disaster recovery. >> and that's where the hud community development block grant disaster recovery funds come in because they stay with communities for months and years to ensure that that long-term work can happen. >> california department of housing and community development director, gustavo, velasquez, fao's. the funds will go toward their intended recipients. 2. most importantly, to rebuild infrastructure after disasters rebuild. >> single-family homes rebuilt, multi-family properties and money to good use to become more resilient and mitigate the effect the future of stirred that much as we. wish they would not happen. it's very likely that they will continue happened. >> but i

the biden-harris administration is allocating hundreds of millions of dollars in disaster relief fundingfornia capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you how much money we're talking about and i'll explain why president elect donald trump says he may withhold such funding for the go >> now at 6.30, the woman kidnapped and raped in a notorious case out of allay back in 2015. she's speaking out following news that her attacker is facing new charges, kidnapping of denise huskins gained national attention when vallejo police first called this a hoax. now, matthew mueller's facing charges in several counties and police think he attacked his first victim when he was just 16 conference. charles clifford has details. >> well, here in seaside on tuesday, denise huskins quinn and her husband, aaron quinn, are reacting to news that their attacker, matthew mueller, is facing additional charges. 47 year-old matthew mueller, who is serving a 40 year prison sentence for kidnapping and denise huskins in 2015 has been accused of committing a series of home invasions across santa clara county duri

border is necessary given where we are after the last four years of what i think is a very failed biden/harris border policy. >> there are 1.4 million people here with orders of removal against them. i have seen numbers that put the cost of expelling them between $80 to $100 billion annually. you get that kind of money in the first hundred days? >> what we're trying to do is get an assessment from the people who are going to be in place. they're going to be implementing oo of the president's policies when it comes to the border to determine what that resource allocation will be. >> i think what we do know, we need physical barriers, technological barriers, we need more i.c.e. agents, more border patrol agents. and yes, we'll need ways of deporting people who are on that list that you mentioned. and so it's going to take some resources to do that. which is why i would argue that when the president takes office, and he'll do a lot of things on the border, by executive order, by executive action, that we'll need to be able to provide the resources in order for him to do that. and that's why i've

the name dr. biden harris regime. greene lit the firing of us army guided long range weapons on nuclear armed russia. a pathetic response to trump leading us electrons on a platform of ending the war through negotiation. russian television is already discussing the wiping out of british cities. germany as well as nato's newest member suite was issued nuclear war guidance to which citizens consistent supporter of the working classes of the united states. an opponent of would you me do a host of the jimmy doors show joins me again now from los angeles. to me, thanks so much for coming back. you're obviously too important for this show you haven't been on since february 2023. your what? 3 degrees of separation from donald trump as far as i can tell, but more on that later and more on genocide lakes are but them who thought we were going to be celebrating tweets, like donald trump junior said the other day. the military industrial complex seems to want to make sure they get world war 3 going before my father has a chance to create peace and save lives. took a call since that a lane, the pre

to be focused on the people's, business, we have a lot of work to do to fix mess that joe biden and kamala harris and democrats last, joe biden put out there was executive order to make it harder to produce american energy, a another kick to the gut of american families, he passes policy after policy to kick them in the gut and raise costs on them. those actions on energy, anti-american energy policies will raise costs higher on those families who can't afford it good news for them, help is on the way. we're starting budget reconciliation process, we're already working with committeee chairs, now we're doing it in a very direct way. we worked with president-elect trump to make it clear that in february we'll get our budget on the floor. the committees will work by march to actually get policies in place, to not only second our border to get good energy policy in place, to reverse a lot of radicall regulations that are crushing families across america. but to just get washington have common sense again as president trump tracked about and move that through house by april, easter. it is an agenda t

this is what a biden-harris administration had brought us. and this is why the american people said we need something different. yeah. >> and i very quickly, i want to read this. this is senator josh hawley. put this up. the senate should demand the public testimony of alejandro mayorkas and the fbi director wray, immediately. that duo has been skipping out on hearings for months now. there's been a deadly attack on american soil. they need to provide answers. jessica. caitlin mcgee. white. thank you both. our live coverage of the deadly new year's eve truck attack in new orleans continues in the next hour on fox news at night. breaking news. keep it here. >> it ain't my dad's razor, dad. hey. watch it. it's from gillette labs. >> this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face. >> game changer. >> while the flex disc contours to it so the five blades can get virtually every hair in one stroke. for the ultimate gillette shaving experience, the best a man can get is gillette labs. >> here's to getting better with age. >> here's to beating t

thank you. >> sean: joe biden, kamala harris continue embarrassing themselves.ay joe seemingly just mysteriously forgot to sign a bill, had to sign a bill during a bill signing ceremony. how do you forget that? i'm not sure. take a look. >> the establishment of the highlands national monument. here we go. i've got to fill this in. the day of, this hand, you will fill in the dates here guys? all right. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> sean: along national nightmare is almost over. a few days ago biden even claimed that illegal immigration went down when he became president and that he put vladimir putin and his place. kamala harris is not doing much better. take a look at her latest inspirational word salad to california wildfire victims. >> it's critically important that... anything that gives you an ability to be patient in this extremely dangerous and unprecedented crisis. >> sean: former trump white house chief of staff... all right, with the passage of time and time passing, i think people bypassing time might be able to build a new house, is that the mes

i think, you know, we can't really count on any change that was happening in the biden harris administration. they've, they've been very clear that they were never going to change course. i think with donald trump, there he is. he has made several disparaging remarks about a, a 1000 hands and, and them, at least, but, you know, he is a, here's an international figure as the president the united states. and that was, that was part of the discussion that we had there is that you can't really count on his and mandatory inside the necessarily kick in. but i think at some point, hopefully his ego will kick in. i don't know how much longer american leadership can tolerate looking like there's some serve you into a 2 in, in, you know, an international entity that steps actively committing genocide. michael link. what are the things when the history of this will be written a one of the words, one of the times that's going to be used a lot as will crimes. you've got to prove war crimes, and it's going to be incredibly difficult to do that. if everything has been destroyed, garza is in complete ruins.

this week, the name dr. biden harris regime green live, the firing of us army guided long range weapons on nuclear armed russia. a pathetic response to trump winning us electrons on a platform of ending the war through negotiation. russian television is already discussing the wiping out of british cities. germany as well as nato's newest member suite was issued nuclear war guidance to it. citizens consistent supporter of the working classes of the united states, an opponent of would you meet your host of the jimmy your show joins me again now from los angeles to me, thanks so much for coming back here. obviously 2 important for this show you have been on since february 2023. your what? 3 degrees of separation from donald trump as far as i can tell, but more on that later and more on genocide later. but them who thought we were going to be celebrating tweets let.

that includes a lot of biden and harris supporters as well. a sourness in the country in the sense that they don't feel, you know -- >> feel. >> -- benefits in their life or see it or they live in a media atmosphere which maybe amplifies donald trump's message. >> yeah. and mike barnicle, that's the thing, again, for a campaign that ran in 2020 saying ef your feelings, i mean they printed flags and said ef your feelings, vote donald trump, it's a bit all about feelings. yeah, we lost the election, but you know what, just give him time. he -- you need to give him some space, get his feelings in line. you look at what's happens now, you talk about all of these numbers. yeah, but people just -- they -- okay. the economy is the envy of the world. okay, we're drilling more oil than ever before. okay, the united states stock market is higher than ever before. okay. people's retirement accounts are higher than they've ever been. this goes to even those rich guys driving their massarottis to the country club with their don't tread on me license plates

that's just the facts that's what they been able to see from the biden/harris administration. i think it speaks for itself as far as the present as personal views i'm going to leave it to him to speakak too. >> more on u.s. steel. what message should other foreign countries are considering investing in the united states? >> look, again this was not about japan. it's not about japan. we have a strong alliance with japan. we have worked together as you know tois strengthen our economc partnership or that something you've seen this present work tirelessly on over the last four years. certainly weve talked to japan about this particular decision we been in direct touch. this is about a domestically owned, operated steel industry. wereen talking in our national security but also our supply chain. our resilient supplyy chain. so that is what the president wanted to focus on for that is what you saw actions from this president. that's going to be the focus. we are going to continue to work on our relationships with our allies across the globe but that thatsomething were going to cone

we're committed to ending the biden biden-harris bothered crisis and -- border crisis.are committed to discourage the actors fomenting instability join the world stage. we're committed to strengthening our economic and fiscal future, which includes extending tax relief for hardworking americans. we're committed to advancing american energy dominance to promote affordable energy and our national security. mr. president, the list goes on and we're getting right to work. along with advancing these priorities, we focus on getting president trump's cabinet up and running quickly by enslurg his -- ensuring that his nominees are confirmed here in the united states senate. the voters sent president trump here with a mission and we're committed to ensuring that he has the people around him he needs to deliver. mr. president, it's been a tough four years for the american people. the biden administration was characterized by historic inflation crisis that left millions of americans struggling, border crisis that jeopardizing our national security and increasing instability on the

the name dr. biden harris regime greene lit the firing of us army guided long range weapons on nuclear armed russia. a pathetic response to trump leading us electrons on a platform of ending the war through negotiation. russian television is already discussing the wiping out of british cities, germany as well as nato's newest member, sweden was issued nuclear war guidance to it. citizens consistent support of the working classes of the united states and opponent of would you meet your hosted the jimmy your show, joins me again now from los angeles. to me, thanks so much for coming back. you're obviously too important for this show you have been on since february 2023. your what? 3 degrees of separation from donald trump as far as i can tell, but more on that later and more on genocide laser. but them who thought we were going to be celebrating tweets like donald trump junior, said the other day. the military industrial complex seems to want to make sure they get world war 3 going before my father has a chance to create peace and save lives. took a call since that a lame duck president.

my gosh, we barely survived the past four with joe biden and kamala harris. donald trump's got a lot of work ahead of him. he can get it done, but he needs the help of republicans in washington, d.c. and before i go, if i might, can i just say a very happy birthday, sean, to my husband, eric trump today. happy birthday honey. >> love you. i want to say happy birthday to eric. i actually hate to ask, and i know he's you're much younger than him, way smarter, much. and all the above. i hate to ask this question, but i have to. there were two assassination attempts against your father in law, against eric's father, against the former president. a top presidential candidate. we have iranian assassination squads in the country. the campaign was hacked by china and iran. we have cartel members, murderers, rapists. you know, all these other criminals, gang members in the country, known terrorists in the country. that all worries me. i've got to imagine, as a family member, you, you. it probably makes you worry that much more because it would make me worry that much

constituents sent us to washington to correct course from the previous four years of the biden-harris administration. an administration that unleashed an onslaught of regulatory burden, woke policy, federal debt, and a porous southern border on the american taxpayer. those taxpayers spoke with a clear and resounding message that change must happen. h.res. 5 is a framework by which this body will deliver that change. we hold ourselves accountable to the people we answer to every two years. with this package we have a house of representatives that's modernized, efficient, and yet accountable and transparent. it incorporates feedback from every corner of this body, updating those provisions which are unworkable or outdated. while maintaining core constitutional principles. i want to thank speaker johnson, parliamentarian staff, former chairman burgess' staff and countless others who worked tirelessly to craft this package into what we will consider today. this rules package will better reflect how the house of representatives is supposed to operate. it raise these threshold by which the

"wall street journal" was told safety and security of americans overseas is one of biden/harris adminis administration's. it is up to president biden to decide if best way to get americans back is to let a suspected terror leader go free. back to you. >> brian: absolutely insane. thanks. this is green light to worst of the worse. if you work in bin laden's circle and you are this afghan, now you could get out of jail free if you take americans. how soon until higher-up american is taken and mohammad is back on the street. these three, i want them out, the question is why they are holding them. we are still giving aid to the tlaib in afghanistan right now. >> steve: according to "wall street journal," administration has been negotiabling with tlaib since last july. they said how about trade this guy for this american, then they came back -- it was one for one and they came back and said, how about a couple more. and tlaib has not said if they will do this or not. all this information was revealed in a classified hearing they had on capitol hill in mid-december. it sounds like clock is ti