responsibility to be as a referee until the facts about what any administration is true whether biden harris or trump or vance and i'm reading through my own notes. i think if we look atk the legl border crossings them anything about the fact on the border you have less than 260 people cosseted a versus 11001 biden harris ran the white house you could not ignore the progress of the american people. that's one of the things that the president promised he would deal with when he was running for president.ed i happen and when you talk about doge he and elon musk campaign together and they made it clear they would reduce the waste and fraud in government they want to make sure that the taxpayers money works better for them obviously there's a lot of chaos in the process and people being terminated that probably should not be terminated, there is some harm that is being done by an chaos particularly at the speed that president trump is moving obviously you're going to have to have corrective courses and this is why it's necessary that congress unlike the last congress conceded so much of the resp

how much does government really change the lives for the biden and harris is in the white house, or trump-pencethe white house, how much does it really impact progress? unfortunately, the people who were poor red biden and harris were in the white house, they are poor now. what he is talking about our contracts that go to their friends and colleagues. you are talking about rules that we have to abide by that you cannot have a conflict of interest. with companies that come before the legislative body. and it wasn't until recently that the civil rights law that he applies -- alludes to applied to congress. i don't want to call him a hypocrite but this is political grandstanding. they are the minority, they lost. and until they learn the lessons of that election, to try to support donald from where he is, they try to improve di and bees program that he speaks of where they work across the board and they don't figure some illogical thing like race or gender, where it works with people because they are qualified, they have got to realize this messaging that they have the last election was profoundly

during the failed biden-harris administration, federal agencies were allowed to drastically expand power, undermining the legislative authority of congress. currently the process for congress to pass resolutions on agency policy it disapproves slows the ability of congress to block destructive regulations, destroying jobs. this week, house republicans will vote on the midnight rule relieve act, led by congressman andy biggs. the bill allows congress to disapprove multiple policies through one resolution. when those rules were issued during the last year of a presidential term. ultimately the bill will provide congress with the necessary tools to reject regulations protecting democracy and creating jobs. 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 as warned by the f.b.i. trump with reinstitute existing laws to protect american families through peace through strength. thank you legitimate president of georgia to protest the rigged presidential election in georgia. i yield back. the

and it was the american people who rejected the biden-harris policies.more democratic elections back whatever the result, whether my side or the other side wins. >> and while the latest polls show the democratic party is having a crisis of confidence vis-a-vis the american people, they're looking for a new messenger but i would argue they don't have much of a message. what is your advice to the democrats? >> first, they should agree with president trump on issues where there is no disagreement. reducing inflation, the cost of living, reducing the size and scope of government, taxation, we need tax cuts and we also need border security. i am bipartisan solutions on everything. we democrats can disagree on issues, we do disagree on. we did that with bill clinton and i would make the argument to my party, rather than trying to defy the popular will, they should understand it and govern or try to govern with it and it distinguished themselves that is appropriate, not yell, scream and create chaos where none need exist. >> and show up outside with all of thei

i mean, unfortunately, the people that were poor when biden and harris were in the white house, they are poor now. what he's talking about are contracts that go to their friends, that go to their colleagues. you are talking about a congress that -- that you cannot have a conflict of interest. they are able to -- with companies that come before the legislative body. i mean, it wasn't until recently that the civil rights laws he alludes to apply it to congress. i don't want to call him a hypocrite but this is political grandstanding. they are in the minority now. they lost. and until they learn the lessons of that election to try to support donald trump where he is, to try to improve d.e.i. and these programs that he speaks of where they work across the board, where they don't favor based on some illogical things like race agenda, where it works with people because they are qualified and they are the best at what they do, they have got to realize this messaging that they have during the last election was profoundly defeated. they need to face the reality that they have lost and they ne

the big lesson of last year's election which is when all you do is trash trump you go the way of biden-harriscommon sense has a new fan. maybe not "the new york times" taking a dig at your favorite department we are glad there watching but not listening. we respond in moments but first kevin corke live in d.c. and getting a taste of their own medicine. and a lengthy press conference but the story of the day was reciprocal tariffs and they did order federal agencies and looking at how they could match those coming in from other countries look at automotive tariffs between the u.s. and e.u. and to bring a car into the e.u. from the u.s. they charge us 10% and bringing them over from the e.u. and sell them there we only charge them 2.5 percent tariffs you can see it's pretty one-sided totally unfair especially considering and they exported 700,000 vehicles while the u.s. sent over 270,000 vehicles to europe. again just one example of why the president says it's high time to match tariff for tariff across circle prices could go up somewhat short term but also go down and nobody knows what is goin

the failed policies of biden-harris have left american families in danger of illegal aliens bringing lethal drugs, including fentanyl. yesterday president trump announced a deal the mexican government will deploy thousands of mexican troops to the border. canada is implementing new protective commitments. house republicans are taking action, voting on the halt fentanyl bill led by congressman morgan griffith and bob latta. sadly, the regime in tehran is defiant and having sent assassins to murder donald trump and vladimir putin has ignored initiatives with attacks on civilians in ukraine. with putin's television shamefully broadcasting nude pictures of america's first lady who is so beloved, melania trump. in conclusion, god bless our troops as the global war on america continues. trump is reinstituting existing laws to protect american families with peace through strength. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent i address the house for one minute and rev

but i think that the seedlings were planted then and then the four years of the disastrous biden harris record, where president trump and his team can just come in and rip out so much of those crazy programs and all the expenditures. but why don't you tell us, as chief of staff to president trump, what it was like to be on the inside when he was trying to ferret out the waste, fraud and abuse work with congress and the departments in doing that? >> well. >> obviously, kellyanne, you and i got to see that up close and personal. i think probably the biggest thing for, for me is just the speed at which he's doing it this time. not only are the people around him actually encouraging it, but the american people are seeing it. now, part of that is, i think we have to see how bad the last four years actually were under the previous administration. but i think the other part of that is, is this is an untethered, tethered, actually, president right now, who knows that he's got a mandate from the american people to actually make a difference. you mentioned covid. covid was all consuming. but as y

after years of nothing but weakness, incompetence under biden and harris, this is what our country and the world desperately needs. and this is what donald trump promised. in fact, the same cbs news poll shows that 70% of you, the american people, think that donald trump is keeping the promises he made to you on the campaign trail. now, the president's momentum is momentum is very real. don't take my word for it. even fake news, cnn. every once in a while, you know, kind of blind squirrel thing. take a look. and holy smokes. i mean, look at what the difference is. between now versus eight years ago during the first trump term. right. this is trump's net approval rating on february 10th. you go back to 2017. trump was already underwater at minus five points in the net approval rating. that's approval minus disapproval. what a difference eight years makes. he's on the positive side of the ledger at plus four points. and again it's not just the cbs news poll. we're talking about the gallup poll. we're talking about the ipsos poll. we are talking about the pew poll. all of these respective

sharing kayla's story to help save others and bring awareness to what was happening under the biden-harris administration. i'm so thankful for pam having me here today. i'm so thankful for the opportunities i got from trump and any other people who allowed me to share her story. because this is going to end. no other parent should suffer. by having their child murdered by somebody that shouldn't be here. and i will continue sharing it. and for kayla and for others. thank you. >> it is my understanding he also admitted to other murders, correct? multiple murders. >> yes, he wrote a letter. it was intercepted in jail he committed four murders and two rapes. >> and that is who we were letting walking to our country. that is why president trump has directed this to stop. and if you don't comply with federal law, we will hold you accountable. we did it in illinois. strike two is new york. and if you are a state not complying with federal law, you are next, get ready. and the great men and women of law enforcement are standing behind me today. we have fbi, dea, atf agents. they put their lives o

biden posters became harris pollsters to latinos the latinos were all the same.hey're putting out data showing that donald trump was going get 31% of the latino vote. fifteen points lower, 15 points lower than what actually manifest. there's a reason why it's not just because they're bad pollsterser consciously could nt concede nonwhite people will be voted for the republican party these adjust for that. proven look at every bench lined pole in that firm from hilary clinton's raising 2016 until 2024. dramatic with first generation spanish-speaking latinos which is why there's such an emphasis on immigration issue despite thatat being the fastest shrinkg demographic in the country. and if you could not get past that culturally as a party you have not hope of getting back into the game with the fastest growing h. corks correct me if i'm wrong. this was the first election, 2024 in the history of exit polls that latinos were the second largest group in america. >> i would argue 2020 was. the trend light is going to start moving really, really good. joe something? >>

harris declined in the vote biden got by 6 million. i guarantee you the 3 million didn't come from the 6 million. it came from new republicans voting, disenchanted republicans, disenchanted independents, for him, but also with biden and more specifically with harris. and so all the what percent of the vote you got is distorted because it is based on election turnout polls. they are identifying in all the democratic vote dropped off, and it was very heavily in black vote, hispanic vote, youth vote, that meant his percentage he was getting went up, in comparison to what turned out on the other side, not what he got in 2020. >> betsy, you focus on the women issue. this was supposed to be the saving grace of the democratic party, abortion. that was going to be the big thing that drove turnout. we saw that it had driven turnout in the midterms after roe v. wade was overturned. what did we end up seeing on that front? >> i mean, i thought we would be seeing the largest gender gap ever. that did not turn out, right? what happened was, actuall

american families are still suffering from the disastrous biden-harris ignorant war on fossil fuels. attacking domestic producers, destroying jobs, increasing prices. president donald trump and secretary of energy chris wright will enunleash american energy by ending policies of climate alone. i and replace by streamlining permits and having realistic regulations. republicans are working to lower energy costs and to provide for all the above energy capabilities including nuclear pow we are such leadership as new commission chairman of the nuclear regulatory commission david wright. this week, house republicans will vote on the protecting energy production act led by congressman pfluger. this bill ensures states maintain control -- control over fracking and energy production. 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 as warned by the f.b.i. trump is reinstituting existing laws to protect american families with peace through strength. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose d

biden in 2020 and beat trump by 15 points. hillary won by 13 points in vice president harris won only by eight points in 2024 notwithstanding the fact that hillary and biden ran before the dobbs decision, which changed the landscape in terms of politics. ape in terms of politics. what happened with women in what happened with women in america in 2024 and why did these changes come about and just explain it in the context of losing the plot. >> sure. overall i can speak to 2020, some of the trends we were seeing. we overall made sure we built a diverse coalition in 2020 that focused on all classes of women and overall i think that messaging was able to propel us to win in 2020, especially with black women showing up and doing what we have always done at the polls at 92% to 96%. we saw that was our base and were going to vote based off the issues and what would secure our kitchen tables and neighborhoods. in 2024 we saw a shift in some of that. some of that was based off the economic messaging. there was a clear narrative that it was not good for people's kitchen tables. they were looking at grocery store prices and the cost of l

biden in 2020. he beat trump by 15 points with women. hillary won by 13 points and 2016. vice president harris won by only 8 points in 2024 and that is notwithstanding the fact that hillary and biden ran before the dobbs decision. what happened with women in america in 2024, why did these changes come about and explain in the context of losing the plot. >> stephanie will also follow-up but overall i can speak to the trends we were seeing that we made sure we built a generalist coalition in 2020, really good narrative and messaging that focused on all economic, all multiracial classes of women and overall i think that messaging was able to propel us to win in 2020 especially with black women showing up and doing what we've always done is a voting pool, 92% to 96%, we saw that that was our base, the we were going to vote based on the issues and what was going to secure our kitchen tables and neighborhoods. looking at where we are in 2024 we see a shift and some of that we also followed based on economic messaging, clear narrative that he send shelley harris, between biden and harris, not voting

administration. >> government bureaucrats who were protected under the biden harris presidency and yous protected as joe biden himself because we found out that is the fraud you want to talk about that's the biggest run to the broken public in the last four years in the covering up of his obvious mental decline. the overarching in the first three weeks of the trump administration, alicia philly writes about everything that were seen in how we should feel about it and how we should feel, hamilton would smile at trump's push for accountability. here's what she writes, democrats are howling about mr. trump's removal of civil production for senior career employees and buyouts for federal workers and firing of officials he is simply restoring energy in the executive which is been weakened by federal employee unions and civil service protection he is doing and righting the ship. >> he has an idea a minute we've only been with the trump administration for three weeks. we'll take a break will may come back president trump is about to impose a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum coming into th

three, he's doing something9 that the biden-harris administration could have done.ur years ago. but in the meantime, the biden-harris administration could have been refusing these people if they had obeyed the laws that were on the books. so i am so grateful for the men and women that he's appointed, tom homan and kristi noem if. i think they're going to do a phenomenal job. and i'm just, i'm very end encouraged. there's a lot of people just here in our community that are still afraid, you know, to go out after dusk or walk down the sidewalk to check their mail. and i've a gotten letters and e-mails and just phone calls from people across the nation that are afraid. and we shouldn't be afraid to live in our country and to live in our homes. so i'm really very encouraged. rachel: well, patty, you took a really brave step yourself in bringing your daughter's story to national attention. i believe it actually -- your story, the story the of jocelyn's mother, of laken riley's mother, all of you angel moms who so bravely stepped forward, i think, changed this election an

under the biden-harris administration, federal agencies expanded their pow.f people truly understood how much of that was done during the biden administration, there would be more appreciation, and it'll take some time to understand what's going on, but there'll be more appreciation for trying to right-size this. that's a significant effort from the trump administration. and i think it's important to see what was -- what had taken place and i think from my perspective that you don't get anywhere else by being, you know, a member of congress. being involved in these issues on a day-to-day basis. you don't see the amount of rule making going on. don't see the amount of expansion of the -- the federal government. people are lobbying that complaint or criticism over to the trump administration right now and i get it because there's a lot of action and activity being done from the executive level and so the criticism can cut both ways. but the entire effort is to reduce the size of what biden expanded all this to. and i just don't think people understand that nuan

last because of their radical policies especially over the past four years with the help of the biden-harris administration. >> harris: so much of this is coming to light for even new yorkers. they know some of the things going on in their cities but learning about the green light law has been interesting. dmv being able to tip off if it chose to illegals the feds might be looking into for illegal immigration. people now know this. they are thankful for that. we have had breaking news. i'm glad you are here with me. kash patel has made it through committee. a confirmation vote, a senate vote will be next on that. first reaction for the next potential director of the f.b.i. >> very exciting news. it is exactly what we expected. kash patel is very qualified to lead the f.b.i. don't forget he spent much of his career as a public defender as well as a prosecutor. he has been on both sides of a courtroom and cares deeply about the constitution and restoring law and order and true justice for all at the f.b.i. we look forward to him doing that. >> harris: i'm getting some details. we saw this yest

we are partners because every spending plan that we've done under the trump era, under the biden-harrishas been done so with that in mind. in fact, we had a deal. we have an existing deal that guides our spending levels for this year. so that's what's a little surprising and shocking that republicans still want to arrive at a topline number when it is spelled out in law. our expectation is that as we get closer to march 14 we would hope that the outreach becomes more real and that the discussions with us become more substantive about what is necessary to fund government. and our expectations that those numbers are followed, that government is funded. again as they said these are not advisory thoughts and ideas. we genuinely believe when we make a deal, just like we did in december, that that deal is honored. and when we make a deal that is voted into law that that becomes the law of the land and that those spending levels are honored. anything absent that is a violation of law according to the impound control act. that is our expectation. but based on whether leadership is in the dysfun

why knew the biden harris regime was a nightmare.president or elon musk looking at the disgrace of how this past regime was undermining america attacking america from the inside. now that we have seen it out in the open it was far worse than i think anyone imagined president trump is doing everything right, you know, i talk to people every day, laura, they get up and say they can't wait until the next day. what is donald trump going to do as president? he is turning government upside down and they hate it and everything he is doing the american people are with him on. >> laura: put it under the microscope dan as always thank you very much. another title stolen a boy just won a girl's pole voting championship up in maine. state ref who exposed it joins us. ♪ trading partner and number one export destination for 17 states. our economic partnership keeps millions of americans working. we're here, right by your side. [title: ontario, canada] [title: ontario.ca/partner] [title: paid for by the government of ontario] from the #1 rated bran

that's meant to assist with the border crisis left behind by the biden-harris administration. trump says they agreed to pause any tariffs for 30 days. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the president also just spoke with canadian prime minister justin trudeau and will talk with him again today in a few hours. senior white house correspondent peter doocy. a lot of movement today. >> we found out how much it costs to get rid of a 25% tariff for a month. the cost is 10,000 mexican troops and president trump himself just went live confirming this. he is saying i just spoke with president claudia sheinbaum of mexico. she have agreed to mowedly supply 10,000 mexican soldiers on the border. these soldiers will designated to stop the flow of fentanyl and illegal migrants into our country. agreed to immediately pause the anticipated tariff for one month during which we will have negotiations headed by secretary of state marco rubio, treasury secretary scott bessent and howard lutnick and high level representatives from mexico. i look forward to achieving a deal bet

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we made different choices than the biden-harris administration made. this is more than reform. this is highly problematic in terms of the outcomes that are desirable for the united states of america. if you are saying that usaid was problematic in the biden-harris years, it is equally, if not even more problematic to then just end it. >> and i want to ask you why you think this is happening to this organization of all, with all the caveats that you've made about various ideological things as well. but let me just read what doctor and author atul gawande, who served usaid under president biden, which you say required some reforms. he said, look, we did work battling and and it will stop a deadly marburg outbreak in tanzania, a wide outbreak of mpox variant killing children in west africa. it will stop monitoring bird flu in 49 countries. it will cut support, aiding some 90 million women and children with vaccinations, prenatal care, safe childbirth, et cetera.. so i guess what i what i, what i don't understand is why you think it's happening in this way. why so radical? why so a

takeover of gaza democratic party elites who used to support the biden-harris foreign policy suddenlystinians. take democratic strategist and cnn commentator bakari sellers, who had this to say. we would have been in a. >> much better situation. >> there was not. >> a question. >> about ethnic cleansing. >> if kamala harris would have been the president. >> of the. >> united states. >> there was not a question of ethnic cleansing, really. this is what gaza has been reduced to using american weapons provided by the biden harris administration. and forget ethnic cleansing. the world's major humanitarian organizations have already declared it a genocide. this is especially rich coming from bakari sellers. if he is so concerned about defeating republicans, why did he waste so much time and money trying to unseat michigan democratic congresswoman rashida tlaib from office? and take a look at this old post from sellers proudly posing for a photo at the right wing aipac conference with the people who would go on to become two of donald trump's biggest financial backers, sheldon and miriam ad

this is what gaza has been reduced to using american weapons provided by the biden harris administrationanizations have already declared it a genocide. this is especially rich coming from bakari sellers. if he is so concerned about defeating republicans, why did he waste so much time and money trying to unseat michigan democratic congresswoman rashida tlaib from office? and take a look at this old post from sellers proudly posing for a photo at the right wing aipac conference with the people who would go on to become two of donald trump's biggest financial backers, sheldon and miriam adelson. the caption reads reminder. just an example of how israel can bring parties together. but it wasn't just sellers. ana navarro, co-host of the view and another cnn commentator, used trump's deadly proposal not to express empathy or solidarity with the palestinians, but to scold student protesters, saying i'm looking forward to all the protests on college campuses tomorrow against trump. you know, like there was against harris. now this is, again, especially rich coming from navarro. despite spending

one could argue that none of the orders that the biden-harris white house implemented in the final days in office should go into effect. given the signal he received loud and clear in november that the american people do not want what the democrats are selling. but perhaps that is a debate for another time. today we are here to streamline congressional practices at a time when we are consistently bogged down. with that, mr. speaker, i support the rule and the underlying legislation. and i yield back the balance of my time. i move the previous question on the resolution. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the question is on ordering the previous question on the resolution. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question

under biden and harris.s afternoon, homan announced that interior ice arrests have increased by a whopping 137% under donald trump, while arrests of illegals with criminal convictions and illegal alien gang members has more than doubled. the border has become so much more secure under donald trump that a migrant shelter in san diego is now closed. they don't have any people going. after receiving no new arrivals since donald trump took office. still, some on the left are doing everything they can do to stop donald trump from cleaning up the border mess, including congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, which earlier today tom homan said he finds, quote, disturbing. and borders are. tom homan joins us now with more. tom, great to see you. you actually said about aoc, which i'm glad you took on that. let's pray she's not educating the next murderer of a young college nursing student on how to evade arrest by ice, and how many more young women have to be raped, murdered, and burned alive until she wakes up? ouc

author rob shriver served as the acting director of the office of personnel management in the biden-harriscoalition, helping to bring the lawsuit over the buyout scheme. and he joins me now. rob, it's great to have you on. you know, this is a heretofore obscure agency that really is getting a lot of coverage right now. and as someone who worked there, i guess my first question is, can you just give us a level set of what opm normally does before it was taken over in this fashion? >> yeah. chris, thanks for having me. so opm is essentially. the hr. >> agency of the federal government. >> when i was there the last four years during the biden-harris administration, we worried about things like getting more tech talent into government, getting people who understood ai, making sure we had a good cybersecurity workforce, and then we also manage the federal employee benefits program, the retirement system. it's generally a pretty nonpartisan type agency. >> so there's a legal question that has been haunting me about all this, which is like, do they have the legal authority to do this? can you, fo

i think for most americans, they looked at the border situation under the biden-harris administration is a total disaster and chaotic, and they see that that's where a lot of trump's focus has been. i think for a lot of people inside d.c., there's hanging hand wringing over, you know, cuts to government spending. but i think that in many cases, that's what americans wanted. they wanted to shrink the size of the federal government. and while there's a lot of concern here about dei, i think for a lot of americans, they were concerned about how woke the biden-harris administration had become. so, yes, i think that generally so far, he's off to a strong start. americans support that. but i do think that there are, you know, warning signs out there regarding trade policy. and as well, today, with two of the cabinet picks, i think are two of the most radical, unqualified picks to serve in any administration. >> let's talk about those, because there tulsi gabbard and rfk jr.. both set to get committee votes. today. um, one of the senators we've been watching on rfk jr. is senator bill cassid

three weeks into it and i went into the department and found glossies of biden, harris and merrick garland hanging up in my office. they're gone. they're gone. a very handsome photo of a man named donald trump. i make light of that, what is happening, in office three weeks and the deep state still has those pictures. that is defiant and that is not going to happen. what we said, most people, the majority of the people are great people who went to law school and became prosecutors and law enforcement agents to fight crime. >> you spent your life as a professional prosecutor. how important is it for you to get bad guys off the street? >> the drugs flowing into our country, the terrorists, the gangs. all of the gangs, we've got to stop them. and that's why we do what we do. and we all have to work together and working with homeland security has been great. one of the most shocking statistics is the number 300,000 children that they had in custody and lost and do not know where they are and many of those children are being abused and tell me about the efforts that you and the trump administrat

the biden-harris administration rewarded this criminal alien with a work authorization. they smuggled deadly drugs like fentanyl which has poisoned thousands of americans. one month ago in california a high speed chase ensued after two men had their car referred nor secondary inspection at the port of entry. border patrol officers ultimately stopped the men and recovered nearly five pounds of fentanyl. that's enough to kill more than 100,000 americans. at the beginning of the last congress, cochise count yea, arizona, sheriff, mark daniels a.38-yard veteran of law enforcement testified before the house judiciary committee. he told us about a woman named wanda from his county who was killed while driving to her own 65th birthday party by an individual who was invading -- evading a law enforcement while smuggling illegal aliens. she hoped to enjoy some time at the party with her son who was receiving treatment for stage four cancer. according to the sheriff, the criminal who caused the crash was smuggling illegal aliens when he fled from law enforcement officers, blew thro

president trump has worked around the clock to clean up the mess left by joe biden, kamala harris all wall facing off against the radical left-wing bureaucracy that is known better as the washington swamp. the border to the budget to the weapon eyes federal government, this is what you the american people voted for and now a vast majority of americans are rooting for the president to succeed. on sunday in new orleans president trump, the first sitting president to actually attend a super bowl game, was there before the game meeting with victims from the city's recent terror attack along with law enforcement officials and a few players remarked just before kickoff he was greeted with a massive cheer throughout the stadium. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> sean: the renditions of the national anthem and america the beautiful were pretty awesome. that reaction is not just anecdotal. poll after poll, the president approval numbers are better than ever. even the left-wing is cbs news finding that donald trump's approval rating is six points above water with nearly two-thirds of americans describing him

controllers union almost 4000 fewer air-traffic controllers then we should and that's on joe biden and on harrisn solomon discovered that there been record numbers of near miss incidents airports around the country under biden and harris before donald trump took office and study warned about understaffing and outdated equipment and i know hillary is bitter that she lost in 2016 but she is irrelevant as a political figure at this point and there is safety issues that need to be dealt a smart way as the secretary said she should sit this one out i agree to say the least. we ever transportation secretary with is now like everybody this thing it's all shock a going back to the dei policies and the word of woke wasn't a big part of the vernacular even in donald trump's first term when they put in dei policies that would allow the hiring of the faa a people with intellectual and psychiatric disabilities and i read that that was shock and ought to me i want to look at with the focus was there. the main focus back to the history was safety the problem was as you focused on the environment electric vehic

to start fixing the problems that were created during four years of a failed biden-harris agenda. you saw president trump take action to secure america's border, probably the front and center issue of the campaign. we are already seeing dramatic results for the american people. you have seen president trump work to open up more american energy to lower costs for families. you have seen him work to get costs savings from federal agencies so that american taxpayer dollars are not wasted in so many areas. go ask usaid how that's working out for them when they have to now be exposed to the fact that they were funding to the tune of millions of dollars drag shows in foreign countries with americans' hard-earned tax dollars. you are going to continue to see that level of scrutiny and that level of efficiency to get government working for the people again. so president trump has continued to work not only in the executive branch but working with the legislative branch, working with us here in congress, just a few days ago president trump signed the laken riley act. one of the first bills