they continue to find things the biden white house is doing. this is the trump team. u.s. and the justice department is moving to toss out the lawsuits the biden white house brought against police and fire departments across the country. it was about pushing dei, diversity, equity, and inclusion, and a.g. bondi says the priority should be public safety. let's get to fox news david spunt standing by live at the justice department for more on this. david this looks like quite a battle. >> well, liz, the attorney general says quite plainly that people should be able to be police officers, or firefighters, and the status of their gender, or their race, should have nothing to do with that at all. she says it should all be about merit, not diversity, equity, or inclusion. yesterday, she made the announcement that she's reaching out specifically to the civil rights division, here at the department of justice to make sure that they nix consent decrees, agreements with four different states, with police and fire departments in north carolina, in maryland, indiana, and georgia. the

, yes, president biden9 and the biden white house did cover up biden's decline and9 that the biden white house was, quote, gaslighting america, gaslighting american voters. next, horace cooper is here to react to the full sound. also president trump now reveals what joe biden told him in private about who biden blamed for democrats' historic i defeat in the 2024 election. it's not kamala harris. also what would have been the big headline, big news today, elon musk reveal veals that doge found, wait for it, 20 million dead people, 20 million dead people on social security rolls. and and he says that's leading to people literally stealing from the government. it's not just social security. we have the really scary details. but first, for reaction to odd today's exchange at the white house. the d.c. debate breaking out now, should and will ukraine's zelenskyy apologize? should he step aside? should someone else step in to to negotiate trump's peace and prosperity deal for ukraine? former trump national security adviser, we're so excited to talk to the wonderful kt mcfarland next. please sta

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maria: you know, the question is was this pressure from the biden white house? the way that the biden white house pressured social media to cancel conservative speech. >> i hope we find o i really o. i really want to know. the banks are saying they didn't do it. they're saying what they did was actually only -- there was a few instances. i find it challenging because there's so many people that have stories that say this is true including as you said the first lady so my question is are they getting hung up on the term debanked, is debanking what they said they didn't do. did they reject services to, did they make decisions based on political ideology? because i can't believe that it's not true when we have all of these stories and these people that we know. you have the first lady saying it herself. so i want to understand what really happened and what the pressure was to make it so. maria: maybe we'll get answers today. >> i hope so. >> my boss had a great piece called trump's counter march through the institution, because so many institutions have been ideolog

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you announce plans to roll back the restrictive press badge policy at the biden white house. there's a different freedom policy i wanted to ask about. the biden white house adopted a mysterious prescreening process for journalists allowed into large event spaces that in the pre-pandemic phase of the trump term were open to all journalists, effectively limiting the diversity of the reporters present. as the press secretary, can you commit to abolishing the prescreening process? sec. leavitt: there were a lot of mysterious processes that we had to unravel over the past two weeks that were implemented by the previous white house, particularly the previous press shop. i can commit to greater access and transparency, which i believe we already have, by making sure that the 400 40 journalists whose credentials were revoked will be reinstalled and they will get their credentials if they wish to. we have opened up more seats to new media. as far as open press events, if we tell you that it is open press, its open press. >> [inaudible] undo to the maximum extent possible. >> when we sa

brought his indictment and of course all the brag who not only met with joe biden and joe biden's lawyers in the white houseers from the department of justice to have him bring this case. all of these people in the jurisdictions are proxies of the biden white house. maria: this is part of it i know there trying to cut out cost and they say listen here's a buyout, bye-bye, the other reason for this is because they've all been politicized and that's why they're offering and telling people to d.o.j. get up you worked for jack smith and the fake investigation, you are d done. >> ultimately trump is entitled to the executive branch this is a fast way to weed out ideologues from last admin and popular by the way reuters did a survey of 15 trump executive orders downsizing the federal government was the most popular by far and the elites are freaking out but not the people. >> drug cartels very important to ratcliffe in the new cia it's going after the drug cartel yet to be on border. >> already they are naming the drug cartel terrorist organizations in canada and were waiting to see if mexico does that it's a who

the biden white house -- tracking the money.n slush funds that ended many in democrat nonif profits, at least 20 the nonfronts and universities got something like $80 billion in just 2grants. it's about a -- 21 grants. it's about a staying in power using taxpayer money. >> yeah, it's outrageous. thanks for having me. first of all, stacey abrams was one of those democrats what that got money for her nonprofit that had only received $100 before that, and then he got $2 billion and was it would they had to spend it in 21 days, can you imagine this? they put $160 million into ev buses in canada. that company went out of business, and they prepaid. what is this, the united states of america doesn't have payment terms? we've never heard of this. elizabeth: tudor, it's an important point because let's show the top democrats connected to biden's green energy slush fund spending. energy ec -- secretary jennifer granholm, she joined southern california edison, part of a group of california entities that got $600 million from granholm's en

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border under the biden white house but you put what? 40% of fbi agents on january 6? >> i think it's just a mistake of priorities and the american people are rightly frustrated when they see this. we need to return the fbi and the department of justice back to their critical mission of keeping our community safe. they don't do that for four years so this president will do that. liz: congressman russel frye, sorry we have limited time. the president spoke at the top of the hour. great to see you again. we hope that you will join us again soon. good to have you on. now listen to this. >> u.s. id saves lives around the globe. >> people could die if funds are cutoff to the places that u.s. aid funds. >> if we don't, you could have literally millions of deaths. liz: okay, the media, even far left bill gates, wildly fear mongering, claiming without any proof that people will literally die if we do not waste your tax dollars overseas via usa id. coming up we've got why they are so off base and the president is talking, not talking about cutting any aid help via usaid. it's t

we talked yesterday about how poorly the biden white house treated keystone pipeline workers.ng about bringing back the keystone pipeline project. look whose here, former keystone pipeline worker, he's bugsy allen. thank you so much, it's great to see you thanks for joining us. what was your reaction? >> thank you. liz: what was your reaction of your fellow oil & gas and coal workers when joe biden and john kerry told you all to go code instead of doing your job? >> let me tell you something. you put both of them in a pipe and sack and buy a hundred and it still comes out zero every time. they don't have a clue what pushes america first. it's oil and gas, and plus coal. wind and solar is never going to do it. oil is the driver of the world, and the thing is, i am so glad, praise the lord. that administration is gone, and now, we have a breath of fresh air in this life. thank god donald j. trump and yes, ma'am, he will be bringing the keystone back and plus, the other little jobs that are along with that because biden and kerry had all of the permits knocked off, and they would

negotiation is going to to go down whether or not he sticks by what we used to hear from the biden white house, which was that ukraine would always have a seat at the table and essentially get to decide what concessions, if any, they made in a negotiation. i was actually speaking with the press secretary earlier today and asked if some of the bargaining chips are being taken off the table, that things that we know putin does not want, like ukraine joining nato and saying that the idea of them going back to pre 2014 borders in ukraine, which was before putin illegally and annexed crimea before the 2022 invasion, if that is something that takes those bargaining chips off the table between putin and zelenskyy. earlier, the white house said that they did not think that that was the case. and the president there was just talking about that as well, jake. but of course, real big questions about what this is going to look like. and he had that 90 minute call, according to the kremlin, with president putin today, right after jake, he got on the phone with the ukrainian leader, president zelenskyy, who

hijacked by global warming, things like east palestine with a toxic plume being ignored because the biden white houseed on climate. if you remove that this is an agency that works with state governments, many layers of redundancy, local government, state government, doesn't need a massive budget and doesn't need to be in other areas it wasn't intended to go, abstract things like the level of co2 and worrying about climate change. stuart: the epa administrator, lee zeldin wants to scrap a 2009 finding that greenhouse gases endanger the public. what is the significance of it? >> this is the entire basis for everything we have had in this country related to climate change. i'm talking regional greenhouse gas initiatives, ev mandates, gas powered car bands, agricultural restrictions on farmers, meet restrictions, solar and wind. when i was working on the public works committee the supreme court voted on this and the obama administration started regulating carbon dioxide as a pollutant. we exhale carbon dioxide. it is 2.5 pounds per person a day of carbon dioxide. the epa under president obama started reg

did to press conferences this week with world leaders, such a change from the driver of the biden white houseery active. >> speaking us, benjamin netanyahu,. >> bless you. [laughter] thank you a few months back, netanyahu gave trump a golden beeper as a reminder of the time israel blew up terrorists with the beepers. remember that? >> i'm hoping because it's cold it doesn't work. [laughter] but trump would love it, it will fit in with the toilets and everything in the bathroom, everything is called. >> golden age of america, a golden beeper. >> he just looked at it, looks like it's time to take gaza. [laughter] >> imagine getting blown up with technology from the 80s. talk about a blast from the past. [laughter] good night, everybody. [laughter] elon musk going up wasteful spending in washington but after weeks of training their fire on the committee, media taking aim at a different name. >> a 19-year-old high school graduate is used the unfortunate nickname, big balls online. [laughter] >> apparently a 19-year-old that for named big balls. they think they balls along and went swimming. [laug

the biden white house was the opposite of spontaneous. you couldn't be spontaneous with them.und like he was a wax figure and make sure, you had to have everything planned out. so that is how the party is now. we are living in a time where one side is completely spontaneous, and the other side is just kind of like a deceptively designed machine that is trying to match their assumptions with hoaxes. this is why, when you see these protests or these town halls, the loudest voices are the activists. because they are there to push this lie. normal people don't feel that strongly about trend to preserve corruption. >> dana: what kind of laws are they breaking by one, alerting them or putting up these flyers or doxxing the agents? >> judge jeanine: before -- and i have the statutes, but i think the most important thing that people need to understand is these activists are not civil rights activists. they are nothing more than a pawn in the cartels game to destroy this country. and, you know, if that isn't enough to convince you not to do it, how about the statute 18 usc 114 makes it

meet latricia adams, and advisor for the biden white house, how she got that job i have no idea, reportedt while she was working, as a white house advisor, our friend applied for a contract and not just any contract, at 20 million-dollar contract. 20 million-dollar contract was for environmental justice. right before biden leaves office, she gives this 20 minute dollar contract for latricia adams, the group of young, gifted and green, more like young, grafted and green. that she have any background in environmental science? not really. ten years ago she was a high school science -- spanish teacher, she has a bachelors in spanish, she is based in memphis, tennessee, not the greenest city. and biden audits pete hegseth. latricia adams screaming for an audit. we used to prosecute at of the department of justice, i sweeter not anymore. she could just walk out of the white house with 20 million. what issue do with it? we want to the website, the only thing they did last year was the blackbird maternal maternal and environmental health day. they started a holiday. it april fourth. these people

the biden white house deluded people into thinking this is what life was going to be forever.el, you better not fight back or else they will put you in jail it. all the stuff is being undone faster than it can card -- kim kardashian's bra at an mdma minicamp. and with d.o.g.e opening the books you can't close them. that is my tough message for today's democrats. stop behaving like you can undo the undoing. sure, the truth hurts, but after what you did to us, we will call that even. >> let's welcome! >> hear he is! >> greg: he is no longer confined to just the sideline. hosted the michele tafoya podcast michele tafoya! his name is shorter for not rich, canadian rich vos! frankly, it would have been quicker to adopt a baby. "new york times" press only got the fox news contributor kat timpf! and he took two busses to work today. one under each arm. "new york times" press on i got there, comedian, fox news contributor tyrus! michele, this is the first time i think i have seen this were a party is facing an existential question about their actual identity. and they have not come to

liz: larry we've got breaking news. 280,000 americans are dead from fentanyl under the biden white houseemicals made by china. thank you so much for a great show larry. welcome to the "evening edit" i'm elizabeth macdonald. we're going to dip in right now to president trump sitting wit

mayor eric adams being dropped as trump doj says he was a victim of political targeting by the biden white house. and j.d. vance making his debut on the world stage as vice president attends high-stakes summit on ai and concerns grow about how china is using the technology. elon musk making his own big move on ai. we'll tell you about it. you're watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, i'm todd piro. carley shimkus will be on "fox and friends" later this morning. go to madeleine rivera with more on trump's strong words against hamas. maddy. >> madeleine: good morning, todd. the king will meet with president trump as he issues this ultimatum to hamas about the hostages. >> president trump: be returned by 12:00 on saturday, if not returned all of them, not in drips and drabs, not three and one and four and two. saturday at 12:00 and after that, i would say all hell is going to break out. i don't think they are going to do it. >> when you say all hell is going to break loose, are you speaking retaliation? >> you'll find out and they'll find out, hamas will find out what i mean. >> on mo

. >> with the biden white house did not give her an opportunity at all to guess the question, did joe biden quietly privately, give her space to go after him i don't know, maybe you know if there was any know you going to have to hit me on this go for it you know was there any of that going on. >> sure he had one strike. >> in the first place with the manufacturer,. >> in early on, she decided mentioned earlier, when you decide to hurt the entire campaign structure those folks were running and then you supplement it with a few other people coming set yourself up the path to make that decision fairly early that was not a crew was you know when the rate provided necessarily or do anything approaching kind of throwing him under the bus which might've needed to be done to break away and the numbers were very bad at that placement 11 respected biden is a i right. >> and so in terms of california, because this was the area your expertise, lust potentially mean for the prospect of another democratic candidate from california or her pretty and it is a parting out a place where they think okay

he was rewarded with the secretary of state position in the biden white house. p also stripped security clearances from new york ag letitia james, manhattan d.a. alvin bragg because of their rampant law fair. the president also took away joe biden's security clearance and daily intel briefings after a precedent set by joe biden himself. guess the media can't really complain can they? take a look. >> should former president trump still receive intelligence briefings? >> i think not. >> why not? >> because of his erratic behaviour. >> what's her worst fear if he continues to get these briefings? >> i'd rather not speculate out loud. i think there is need for him to have the the intelligence briefing. what value is giving him an intelligence briefing? what impact does he have other than he might slip and say something? >> sean: they are not part of the legacy media mob anymore but the media mob did cheer for biden and now when the shoe is on the other foot we get nothing but mass hysteria from democrats biden was not fit to serve them for four years. not fit to rece

in the white house press briefing room with the white house press secretary at the podium, something that doesn't happen every day in the trump white house, but did happen every day in the bidente house. they asked questions about elon musk's possible conflict of interest, but no one in the white house press corps asked a question about elon musk literally snatching food away from starving babies. there has not been one question asked in the white house by anyone in the white house press corps, to the white house press secretary or to donald trump about elon musk's decision, supported by donald trump, to take food away from starving babies, from starving mothers, from starving grandparents. in sudan, where the united states agency for international development was saving lives every day by getting food to people in the middle of a famine. elon musk's conflicts of interest, though, of course, are not as important as the people that he is actually killing in africa this week. and that is what he's doing. that is what's happening. you heard doctor atul gawande, former usaid official, on this program monday night, saying lives have already been lost. people have already died beca

we have zero because congress because never would vote for an audit of the money the biden white houseo know exactly how this money has been spent all these years. and if you think usaid is a corrupt thing, just wait until we see how our money has been spent. we need to know it and i'm glad the president is going to bring this to a close. >> laura: yeah, the pentagon should be next. senator, thank you, as always. and, when we come back, democrats want you know that after four years of decline, they really care about the economy. vivek ramaswamy, next. an msc cruise isn't just a vacation, it's a holiday. full of european style and... -ah! and all the things americans love too! c'mon, bloom! there are a ton of football matches. games. football games. woo! you ready for some adrenaline? i was born ready. how high is that? so high. privacy. (pronounces it priv-acy) privacy. (pronounces it pry-vacy) gelato. froyo. architecture. sharkitecture. that is a big hat. it's american, of course it's big. what a vacation! don't you mean holiday? my bad. we should stop now. yeah. fearmonger fearmonger

this reverses the initiative by the biden white house. an overhaul of federal procurement practices. the regulations are more than 2,000 pages. outdated and doesn't allow agencies to buy at the speed of need. nothing in the government works at the speed of need. >> how about just hire the most qualified person for the role that can do it at the lowest price? sound like simple math to me. what is incredible i see so many of these black celebrities and publications that are angering african-americans across the country about d.e.i. it doesn't benefit black people. 76% of diversity officers are white and 56% of those are women. so i don't understand why they continue to amp up on something that has literally no benefit for black people and i don't think we should have those kind of policies anyway. it is another game that democrats play to black folks emotional on an issue they can perhaps get them to vote on. >> harris: powerful words. equity, can replace it. at least put the right word in their, equality. equity is about outcomes. no one c

and the former director of message planning for the biden white house.s some of the things that was unveiled when it comes to usaid. $1.5 million to advance dei in serbian workplace businesses. $70,000 for a production of a dei musical in ireland, electric vehicles in vietnam, transgender opera in columbia, transgender comic book in peru, 2000000 for sex changes for activists in guatemala, 6000000 to fund tourism in egypt. is this making a proven use of taxpayer money? >> no, but i don't necessarily believe this is what all the things are going to. the majority of their budget is for humanitarian needs, things that are also being done in the united states. 50,000 people have lost their jobs. do they need to look at it? of course they do, but if this needs to be cut completely out of the budget -- no. i would also say that congress had oversight, including secretary rubio, before the money was actually spent. every dollar is presented -- >> rubio just got there. >> when he was on the senate foreign relations committee. >> do you think they really read the

we have zero because congress because never would vote for an audit of the money the biden white housexactly how this money has been spent all these years. and if you think usaid is a corrupt thing, just wait until we see how our money has been spent. we need to know it and i'm glad the president is going to bring this to a close. >> laura: yeah, the pentagon should be next. senator, thank you, as always. and, when we come back, democrats want you know that after four years of decline, they really care about the economy. vivek ramaswamy, next. ♪ >> laura: how many times did democrats try do reassure all of us over the past four years that bidenomics is working? how many times did they tell us just be patient? it's all going to take a little time but eventually the magic would unfold? but now with biden and dr. jill back home in wilmington and now that trump is back in the oval office, suddenly things have taken a dark turn. >> americans woke up this morning to bad news for their bank accounts. they woke up to a grim reality that donald trump is not going to keep his promise to lower co

we have yet another shocking new report that joe biden's white house handed out billions of your taxlars to pay for all sorts of extras. freebies for illegal aliens. fox news brooke taylor joins us from dallas, texas with more. reporter: liz, we are talking about billions of dollars here spent on migrants coming out of this office in just the last few years. a report reveals that the money was spent on things like buying homes, cars, education, business loans, up to $15,000, and even loans to help with credit scores. all of this money coming out of the taxpayer's pocket. a government watchdog group opened the books is behind this investigation. their report reveals most of the money went to programs for unaccompanied migrant children. despite that same office under fire, for losing track of 32000 minors, according to an inspector general report released last year. eligible groups for the grants include migrants from cuba and haiti, humanitarian parolees from afghanistan and ukraine, special immigrant visa holders from afghanistan and iraq, and unaccompanied minors. in 2021 according

power panel, cassie smutly, former rnc deputy communications director, meghan hayes, from the biden white house first. not to be redundant about this point. is it too early to have a leader for democrats coming out of the drumming you took in november? >> i think so. folks are looking for an i inspirational leader and we aren't there yet. i do think that hakeem jeffries is doing what he needs to do, leading democrats in congress. that's where he needs to be right now and need to be taking shape. >> harris: you mean the resistance. that's all he talked about. >> that's a different movement. he needs to take leadership and lead the budget negotiations, that's where he needs to be. in terms of an overarching party leader that person hasn't stepped forward yet. i don't know if the democrats know who that person is or identified someone in the running for that. >> to make his point they are not a leader. the only message from the democrats is a message that's is resistant to what the american people voted for. auditing of our taxpayer dollars, how they are being spent. it's interesting. reminiscent

liz: that was joe biden and the white house biden aid claiming we're working with russia to release wrongfullyool teacher mark fogle, but they didn't do it. the trump white house got him out. we've got this news. russia and ukraine possibly are again talking peace talks. is ukraine talking a territory swap with russia? could a peace deal be coming? gop congresswoman claudia tenney we're excited to talk to the congresswoman, she's so smart and coming up. plus, this year's superbowl commercials. there was one particular type of super bowl commercial that was big under biden and its now gone missing under trump. can you guess which one it is? coming up. we're going to reveal the answer, stephanie hamil ll is here to react. >> hey, liz. >> hey, e-mac how you doing? all right, california and texas are neighbors and the democrats are lined on waste, fraud and abuse. they all want to shut it down. tom mcclintock, chip roy. jackie: we've also got oklahoma senator james langford, giving us the 7th installment of his waste report, federal fumbles and talking about new legislation on how cannabis busines

she was an adviser to the biden white house. how she got that job, i have no idea. the free beacon reports that while she was working as a white house adviser, our friend latricia applied for a contract. and not just any contract. a $20 million contract. this $20 million contract was for environmental justice. and right before biden leaves office, he gives this $20 million contract to latricia. her group young, gifted and green got the 20 million more like young gifted and green. does latricia have any background in environmental science? no. not really. ten years ago, latricia was a high school spanish teacher. she has a bachelor's in spanish. she's based in memphis, tennessee, not the greenest city. and you know what biden does? biden audits pete hegseth. this lady latricia screaming for an audit. we used to prosecute graft at the department of justice. i guess we don't anymore. latricia can just walk out of the white house with 20 million. what did latricia do with the 20 million? well, we went to their website. the only thing they did last year was the black mat

got hammered by high crime and they got hammered by illegal alien crisis and crimes that the biden white houserk, but for kathy hochul to claim that she's protecting new york city sovereignty and about raising taxes? that's what she wants? didn't the american revolution start because of high taxation without representation? i mean, she's also trying to unilaterally remove an elected official, democrat mayor eric adams. >> no taxation without representation, yeah. remove eric adams and install a candidate. that sounds like something the democratic party would never do. oh, that's right they put kamala harris in as the democratic nominee so if they do this again no surprise there whatsoever. i'll leave it here. liz: i never seen a democrat party so out of touch, so wildly insanely and people, maybe the viewer thinks some people think i'm ranting. i'm not. i just cannot believe the collapse on the total erosion and the breakdown of the democrat party. never seen anything like it. final word. >> no. democratic party according to quinnipiac has never been this unpopular in their polling history. th

and meghan hayes from the biden white house.meghan that you could do all things. rock and chew gum. do culture and woke stuff and, you know, and you can govern and so forth. why in the world would anybody need to make condoms available in nursery school vending machines? why is that in democratic politics? >> i think this is where one of those issues where common sense lost out. makes sense to take away the criminal charges but i don't think it should be in middle schools and grade schools. they need to get back to the bread and butter issues like bernie sanders' person. we need to get back to the economy and middle class. things that matter to the american people and leave some of the culture issues by the wayside. >> harris: a democrat on our program said common sense. that's what people will hear. critics are all over wisconsin governor evers for backing a budget proposal to remove gender terms in state law. okay. here we go. the language includes changing mother, which i am, to inseminated person. wife or husband to spouse.

white house needs? >> it's pretty standard practice, the biden white house dealing with the fcc the last few years and themp white house years before. standard practices and protocols, that's what we follow. >> refreshing truth social. >> i do refresh truth social. >> you missed a good one. speak about it at the reception. >> thank you. >> that was fun. [applause]. >> to close today's event, welcome back semafor co-founder and ceo justin smith. >> thank you very much. this is-- just as some closing remarks, really more ceremonial. i think after at that interview, i think that everybody could potentially use a drink, including mostly the ben and the panelists, so, listen, thank you all very much for coming and those of you who stayed the whole day or part of the time or traveled from a different city, including the gentleman who came from sydney for this event, thank you very much for coming. this is a very, very important issue for our company at semafor, we work on it every day and i hope today's conversations reflect, you know, our desire and our commitment to try to find balanced conversations and to w

confirm what we already knew that this mass illegal immigration was completely intentional by the biden white housecomes back into office and in 25 days, i think crossings have dropped 90, 93%. and this is just the beginning, jesse. this is a great start and obviously it is trickling off and people trying to come across the border. and now tom homan and stephen miller need to get cracking on getting the 10, 11, 12 million illegals that came in under biden and get them deported and get them back out of the country so we need to keep pushing on that front. that's a great start but it's just the beginning. >> jesse: and if there are a couple lawsuits against some of these resistance democrats in these precincts, that will send a message to other precincts to start cooperating and open up the prisons. j.d. vance goes over to europe, gave them a little tough love, gave them a tongue lashing in a diplomatic way. how do you the europeans handled that? >> they handled it very badly, jesse. j.d. stood up and talked to them about the fact they were suppressing free speech, that they didn't like, that they we

executive power via executive order and so on. >> so when, when joe biden was president, there was a whole dark brandon thing. and the white house aides would post images of him with lasers shooting out of his eyes. nobody thought joe biden actually had lasers shooting out of his eyes. donald trump is acting in a way that is centering more and more power on his own presidency and just doing overriding what other people want. and it's not it's not in a vacuum. >> and it is an example of like what we should focus on, right? i mean, the tweet is one thing, an image is one thing. but look at the moves, the decisions. et cetera. megan, i want to ask you about democratic response to this and quoting the illinois governor pritzker. here's how he responded. >> we don't. >> have kings in america, and i don't intend to bend the knee to one. if you think i'm overreacting and sounding the alarm too soon, consider this. it took the nazis one month, three weeks, two days, eight hours and 40 minutes to dismantle a constitutional republic. >> does that argument land? >> so i'm not sure that atlantic speech was part of the state of the state add

the white house called the jobs report week weren't hurting a very difficult jobs market because of joe biden's terrible white house national economic council director kevin hassett pointed out the report revised jobs numbers from last year. that's the news of the jobs report. is the massive down or division? the labor department says the economy created roughly 600,000 fewer jobs than initially estimated from april 2023 to march of last year for some reason. >> if the government was overstating the biden jobs record and now the president trump's and they've decided there's no political gain for doing that. it is poppycock. >> to suggest that there is some sort of conspiracy on the part of the government agencies to falsify the employment data. hamrick says revisions are part of the process as aore data becomes available. >> in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. >> the california high-speed rail authority says the bullet train project is moving full speed ahead. despite president trump calling it the worst manage product project he's ever seen as he demands a nest investigation into its financ

an off-balance sheet slush fund for climate spending that biden white house setup before trump came iney set it up at a bank but this story is worse. weave got an "evening edit" exclusive. we have uncovered a web of extravagant and massive climate slush fund programs secretly being run on the side started by top democrats and biden and obama aids. a remember of the doge caucus congressman michael rulli will react. please stick with us we're back in two. >> eight entities be receiving all $20 billion and they be distributing all these funds without epa knowing everything that we need to to do our job to provide accountability to congress, the media and the public. >> earlier today i canceled a $50 million grant to an organization called the climate justice alliance. there was $160 million that went to a canadian electric vehicle bus manufacturer. well guess what they just declared bankruptcy. they still haven't provided $95 million worth of school buses to 55 school districts. [cheerful music] [phone ringing] not all multimillionaires build their wealth the same way, you have... the fea

cnn politics senior reporter stephen collinson, megan hays, former biden white house director for planning. and matt gorman, former senior adviser to gop senator tim scott. presidential campaign. good morning to you all. >> good morning. >> happy president's day. matt, first to you. what do you think the rationale is of not including ukraine in these talks with russia when ukraine is saying, you know, we're not going to agree to anything, that we're not a part. >> at the first meeting, by the way, i took it more than anything else. is the u.s. really asserting authority in this whole process, right, of getting everybody in a room and letting it be a little bit chaotic? there really, honestly, almost what cops do when they have a thing between two parties, they separate them, talk to them individually. i think they're getting the baseline negotiations before they enter into if there is to be something where they all come together. i feel like there, first of all, they're trying to assert authority, separate them and then go into further talks. >> do you see it that way? >> no. i mean, this

. >> john: making a haze for the biden white house and gave it gave it a fellow of chairman of gopac.mocratic packets and calling them scare tactics appear to be working because listen to what the utah governor joe, what he said, a reduction in federal funding not only disrupt care for those who rely on medicaid but also destabilize public and private health care providers leading to workforce reduction and service limitations and financial strain on already burdened health care facilities. president trump said david will not medicaid, medicare or social security, but tell that to him, he thinks they will. my second career or second life, i want to be democrat message operative. the easiest job in the world take what you said in 1970s and 2000s and recent election you just lost and keep saying that and keep repeating what republicans will do and in fact, we are not going to do that here too if they don't pass a budget that keeps the tax cuts from a few years ago in place cochair for america is going to see their taxes go up which will make health care costs more expensive. >> john: so