breitbart, we have byron york. chief political correspondent at washington examiners and fox news contributor, and ben domenech editor at large at the spectator thank you. alex, by wait breitbart has a spiff i front row seat in the white house press room, i know that is not what we're here to discuss but it is cool. >> thank you, amazing day for us, nice to get that acknowledgment from press secretary. and just old media guard is crumbling we're thrives in new media just, a great moment, and the next 20 years will be sweet we're getting against the establishment press, favoring folks like us and everyone on the panel today. larry: what do you think of the rfk story, alex, thumbs up or down? >> i love it, i think he is really sort of a subtle genius, the way he presented himself today is fantastic, i come from a family that practices western medicine, my wife is a medical doctor. and we could not be more excited about this pick, he is a threat to the bureaucratic establishment we make a lot of fundamental mistakes i

economics editor and coauthor of the daily breitbart business digest. you. dan clifton, reading your report and back to 2018, fed may make the exact same mistakes and going to end by the way. the staff and whoever governors and what was the number? 90%, over 80% donated money to democrats so just want to remind people that. now, your point is i think john has the fed crazed about tariffs and it's going to be inflationary like in 2018 or 2019 and that raised rates and really damaged the trump coming boom. what do you make of this, dan clifton. >> you know better than anybody in the white house and this is the massive pro growth at end of 2017 and small tariffs on china and fed got worried and this is inflationary going for the company in the tariffs and they made a decision to keep rates high and elevated throughout all of 2018. what they did about this and boom, december of 2018 comes with the s&p 50 and falls 20% in the month of december and then forced a cut. trump was right and that's okay. people make mistakes and don't get everything right. literal

ask eos and breitbart. definitely expanding who gets to cover the administration and the channels through which that information gets out. there were a lot of questions on the new directive that pauses federal grants and loans for a period of review. the initial memo did lead to succumb -- some confusions about what programs would be impacted. basically it announced a pause and they had to release a new memo that made clear it's not an across-the-board pause and is limited to programs that are impacted by the president's directives, is executive orders like ending di and unleashing american energy. they said in that briefing that no individual assistance programs would be impacted including social security, medicare, welfare programs, the medicaid website portal went down and that added to questions weather that would be impacted. she tweeted that the white house had confirmed no payments were affected, they are still being processed and sent out and it will be back online soon. they also released a supplem

we have john carney, breitbart finance coed torr and breitbart business digest and taylor riggs cohostg money show. happy new year, kids. john, welcome back. so what i'm getting at is the fattest cut there by -- fed cut target rate by 1 basis point and the 10-year bell weather treasury, which is an indicator of inflation fears; right, has gone up not down, gone up by about the same 100 basis points or 1%. meaning if you buy into this thing, there's going to be trumpen inflation and not what they called for and more goods and services and combat inflation or maybe we are doomed because the fed is running monetary policy. john, i'll start with you. >> yeah, look, the bond market is clearly rejecting the fed cuts and they're telling the fed they gave the wrong thing and fed is now rejecting its own cuts and saying we might cut twice this year and look at market pricing and they're saying maybe twice, maybe one more time this year. which is a total retreat from where they were. i think there's a danger that they may have reignited inflation, but the way out of it is trump economics. we nee

anyway, john carney, breitbart finance editor, co-author of "the daily breitbart busy jest," and dan, head of policy research at separate gus. he is the best watcher on wall street or in washington for that matter. start with you, john carney. you heard him, february 1st, and i think particularly mexico if president sheinbaum, i think that's her name, if she thinks that's an idle threat, she'd better think again. that'd be my if guess. >> i think that's what donald trump is responding to, that mexico is not treating this seriously. neither is canada. they're more or less communicating that donald trump is buffing, they don't think -- bluffing so, therefore, they don't have to change their own policies. he's not even asking for that much. he's really asking for a return to the us quo -- status quo, the what existed the last time he was president. they should give that. if they want the test donald trump on it, i think they're going to find out that donald trump is not bluffing, that the tariffs will come. larry: indeed. dan clifton, how to do you read this story? >> well, i have a lit

larry: will tax cuts drive the bond vigilante out of the way, we have john c carney breitbart economics and finance editor. and taylor riggs, co-host of the big money show on fabulous fox business. happy new year, kids. >> happy new year. larry: john welcome back. i am getting at in hig my open odd way, fed cut target rate by 1%. guess what, 10 year bellwether treasury, an indicator of inflation fears, has gone up not down, but up by the same 100 basis points or 1%. if you buy into this, there will be trumpian inflation. that is not what he hoped for, my question, maybe the tax cuts can produce more economic growth or more goods and services and combat inflation or maybe we're doomed because of fed is running monetary policy, john? >> the bond market is rejecting fed cuts, they tell fed they did the wrong thing, the fed is now rejecting its own cuts, saying we might cut twice this year, looking at market pricing maybe one more time this is a retreat from where they were, there is a danger they may have reignited inflation, the way out of it is companyian economic -- trumpian economics,

mike allen from axios, matt boyle from breitbart. mike, why don't you go ahead? >> thank you very much. carolyn. >> does the president. >> see anything. >> fishy about deep sea, either. >> its origins. >> or its. >> cost? and could china's. >> ability to. >> make these models. >> quicker and cheaper. >> affect our thinking about. expanding generation data centers, manufacturing? >> sure. >> the president was asked about deepseek last night on air force one when he gaggled for, i think, the third or fourth time throughout the weekend with members of the traveling press corps, the president said that he believes that this is a wake up call to the american. a.i. industry. the last administration sat on their hands and allowed china to rapidly develop this a.i. program. and so president trump believes in restoring american a.i. dominance. and that's why he took very strong executive action this past week to sign executive orders to roll back some of the onerous regulations on the a.i. industry. and president trump has also proudly appointed the first a.i. and crypto

john carney, the coed torr of the fabulous -- c coedit torr of the -- co- editor of breitbart. will dive in with sort of shock and awe meaning 10% universal tariff and ring around the collar. 10%. i'll leave out mexico and canada and that's about the border of negotiations and he may not and 1% and 10% and he'll go after china with a larger tariff. but here's the thing, and taxes going to be okay and unfair trading practices and that's exporters will pay half oturu the price of more than some of the goods here. meanwhile, as much as $500 billion in revenues per year is possible. that'll go to tax cuts and businesses large and small and individual families so, you know what, i think it's a net plus. that's my view and i think that's what mr. trump will say, what say steve forbes? >> well, this is why i'm here and he's in the white house buy orlikowski sell it's a theme between the two and products and services and going for 10% in there and what made the other tariffs compatible was he had a big huge beautiful tax cut in 2017. wasn't till 2018 that he started doing his tariff th

and we will begin with our new media members mike allen from axios, matt boyle from breitbart. mike, why don't you go ahead? >> thank you very much. >> caroline. >> does the president see anything fishy about. >> a deep. >> sea, either. its origins or. its cost? and could china's ability. >> to make. >> these models. >> quicker. >> cheaper affect our thinking about. >> expanding generation data centers? and i'm. >> sure the president was. asked about deep sink last night on air force one when he gaggled for, i think, the third or fourth time throughout the weekend with members of the traveling press corps, the president said that he believes that this is a wake up call to the american ai industry. the last administration sat on their hands and allowed china to rapidly develop this ai program. and so president trump believes in restoring american ai dominance, and that's why he took very strong executive action this past week to sign executive orders to roll back some of the onerous regulations on the ai industry. and president trump has also proudly appointed the first ai and c

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no, i love you mentioned that quote from andrew breitbart. i think it's so important and so true.eason why the left goes so crazy about donald trump, because donald trump is not downstream from culture, donald trump is culture. and i think that's why they freak out so much about him, and it's why he has been so successful. finish if. >> yeah. well, they've soled culture, is so to speak, for so long -- controlled -- i think they got complacent, and they started to get out over their skis a little bit some of these shows are just schaap in the face. audiences have been rejecting them. i think it's wonderful. i'm looking forward to an absolutely incredible pour years coming up -- four years coming up and beyond. i feel like there's sanity back in the united states of america, and i couldn't be more excited. great choice by president trump, all great guys, all great actors, and they'll be the president's eyes and ears in the hollywood. wow, what a concept. charlie: do you find that in hollywood these days that there is a different sort of -- i feel like the reaction the president trum

billionaire elon musk and megamillionaire vivek ramaswamy defended the thesis, while breitbart news and>> we're going to get hb1 visas out root and step and all the workers you brought in. we want them all -- just like we're deporting 15 million here, we want them deported out and give those jobs to american sids today. and we demand they get reparations. you stole from them. you stole their live from them. >> you want reparations, do you? joining me now is david -- msnbc political analyst. david, we've been doing this a long time, my friend. we have lived to see the day when the same crowd that's been telling particularly young american men that college is trash, that it's woke garbage full of dei and affirmative action, that you should forget about college, are now mad that they aren't getting the jobs requiring a college degree that h1b visa people are taking and getting paid more money to work in silicon valley jobs that working class trump supporters would never get. where do we go? they want them deported along with the farm workers, right? >> you know, it's even bigger than that.

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joining me now alex marlow, editor and chief of breitbart. allison when former obama donor silicon valley tech entrepreneur. alex i know you a long-time california resident. trump seemed to me in observing this from washington that he really didn't miss a beat today. throle that he stepped into agan for the second time of national problem soller and kind of the accountability endorse are forcer. just watching him in both places across country, just seems second nature to him alpha energy i have nebraska never scenic like it. brand new modern american life. not someone so efficient in the first five days of an administration. interesting to how he deals with governor newsom, he has been a fixture in california politics my entire adult life. he did not invest from water infrastructure. did he not build a single new dam even though we have had double the population the last 40 years. did he ask why the reservoir was empty near the palisades? did he inquire about that stuff? no. he does clown stuff like try to fund a high speed rail. trump proofi

breitbart editor-at-large. both have had to evacuate due to these wildfires. joel, now, liberals will say this is just -- this is natural disaster. this climate change. and bringing up all these issues of water or cuts to the budget. that's just -- it's not the time or place. well, 24 hours after evacuating, what do you say? >> well, even if you believe that climate change is the reason that we're having more wildfires, you need to prepare for more wildfires. and it's clear that our state government has not been doing that. we were not prepared with an emergency plan for evacuation. our mayor was out of the country. our governor doesn't have a clue. the residents had to help each other. and it is a miracle that everybody, at least in pacific palisades was able to evacuate alive without injury. when you go into the neighborhood -- and i have been reporting from there for the last two days for breitbart news. the scale of devastation is unimaginable. and you were just reminded over and over again how amazing it is that people survived. that's because people help

when youport go into the neighborhood, and i have been reporting there the last two days for breitbart news, the scal e of devastation isin unimaginable. you were just reminded over andt over again's how amazing it is peopleeach survived. that is because people helped each other. they gave each other lifts. neighbors put fires out at each other's houses if they could. peopleie had tveo step up and te leadership. thanthe reason i believe the thatpalisades will be built bets than before is because of the curator. that is the palisades spirit but the government was completelyg awol. c >> laura: do some found timeri to attack trump during this y crisisou. watch this. >> president trumpthis. attacke. >> one can't even respond to it this guy wanted to politicize it. i have a lot of thoughts and i know what i want to say, but i won't. i stood next to the president of the united states of america today. fi was proud to be withs jill biden. we had the backs of every single person in this community. >> laura: dr. marti, he looks the part and pointing out the failures of trump and talking about t

i saw his comments in breitbart. he and i have not talked about this. i don't know what he's actually going to do. so i'll reserve comment till i see. the one thing i will say is that the professionals who make up the national security council staff, they're not political. they come from departments and agencies across the government, from the defense department, the intelligence community, the state department. and they serve the country and the constitution. they don't serve anyone's particular political agenda. that is to the good for america's national security. >> and finally, president biden set to give a speech tomorrow from the state department about foreign policy, about the the biden years. can you give us any sort of preview what his final message will be? >> well, he's going to ask the question, is america stronger than we were four years ago? and he's going to answer that question question with a definitive yes, our alliances are stronger. as i said before, our enemies and competitors are weaker. we've kept the nation out of war. every elem

this is from breitbart's reporting, incoming national security advisor mike waltz told breitbart newse various departments and agencies across the federal government, currently detailed to the national security council, the nsc at the white house under outgoing president joe biden, will be expected to vacate the premises by 12:01 p.m. eastern on inauguration day. waltz said, quote, our folks know who we want out in the agencies. we're putting those requests in. and in terms of the details, they're all going to go back. waltz said it was specifically to get at whistleblowers like alexander vindman, quote. one of the major problems trump faced in his first term came from inside the nsc with some of these details. as the person who spearheaded the first impeachment of trump, alexander vindman, was one such person. this is sort of a pre purge. and as you point out, it's unparalleled in modern transitions. what is also unparalleled is this extraordinary threat environment. just talk about that a little bit. >> yeah i mean this is project 2025 nicole. i mean, this is the transformation of t

breitbart economics and finance editor, a must read. steve forbes. you hate this. let's start this discussion of tariffs. i think -- could be dead wrong. i think mr. trump will dive in with "shock and awe," meaning, 10% universal tariff. i will leave out mexico and canada, that is about the border negotiations, he may wait on that or not. but basic thrust will be 10%, not 1% a month or 2% a month it will be one big one, 10%, i think he will go after china with a larger tariff. attack this if you want. i think it is okay, if unfair trading practices, but exporters will pay half of the price or more to sell their goods here. meanwhile, as much as 500 billion dollars in revenues per year is possible. and that will go to tax cuts to businesses large and small and individual families. so you know what, i think it is a net-plus, that is my view. i think that is what mr. trump will say, what says steve forbes. >> well this is why i'm here, and he is in the white house, i guess. tariff is another word for tax, econ tax, putting that 10% wedge in there what made other tarif

and great john carney, breitbart economics and finance editor. coauthor of brightbart, digest. sandra smith. >> i feel inspired by that riff. larry: really. >> the take away is less spending, interesting, there is a moment in sunday show or whatever, interview with jd vance over the weekend, that everyone said, gosh, you know, he did a fabulous job, handling some questions, that otherwise i don't know they were appropriately asked, we won't get into details. but there a question he got about what executive order did he sign day one to bring prices down, he answered it fine, but it was cutting spending. the bottom line. larry: he could have used my riff. >> that is the answer. >> when? it is cutting spending, that is what needs to happen to have prices come down, and have inflation tame bottom line. larry: and taylor, he will take, riffs. but not my kind of riff. a new riff. reduction enforce. >> woe. >> governmental bureaucratic name that i learned for all my years on taxpayer dole in the white house. really this is you know this "wall street journal" thing, very important. civ

reports and go onto wonderful taylor riggs, cohost of the big money show, and the great john carney, breitbart coauthor. beginning with sandra smith. >> i feel inspired by the riff and the take away is less spending and interesting, there's moment in the sunday show or whatever, there's an interview with jd vance over the weekend that everybody says gosh, you know, handling questions that i don't know were appropriately asked. we went get into the detail was that, but there was a question about what executive order did he sign to bring prices down? he answered fine but the answer was cutting spending. that's the biggest issue. larry: he could have used my riff. >> he did fine. larry: when did he do this? >> the margaret brennan interview. larry: i forgot about that . >> it's not eo, it's cutting spend asking that needs to happen to have prices come down and have inflation team. larry: and, taylor, it's new riffs, reduction in force. that's the governmental bureaucratic name they learned for all my years on the taxpayer dull, in the white house. but really, this, you know, in wall street journa

in doing so we will ensure that outlets like yours, axios and breitbart, which are widely respected, have a seat in this room every day. we also encourage anybody in this country, whether you are a tiktok content creator, a blogger, a podcaster, if you are producing legitimate news content, no matter the medium, you will be allowed to apply for press credentials. as i said earlier, our newmedia website is whitehousetop drop/newmedia. -- whitehouse. gol [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] -- .gov/newmedia. >> you laid out some of the actions president trump had taken. can we expect that pace to continue as the first 100 days moves along here and beyond that? sec. leavitt: absolutely. there is no doubt president trump has always been the hardest working man in politics. i think that has been proven over the last week. this president has signed more than 300 executive orders. he has taken historic action. i gag old board air force one to mark the first 100 days of this administration last friday. first hundred hours, rather. this president did more in the first 100 h

. >> lisa: joining me now is alex marlow, breitbart editor and chief, and marc thiessen "the washington and fox news contributor. thank you both for joining us tonight. alex, let's start with you. how did joe biden get everything so wrong? >> it's all pander with joe biden. all trying to motivate coalition. this is how he has operated since he became a politician. it's always worked for him. he tried to speak to groups of people, blocks of people. he thought this law that white supremacy is actually the greatest threat to our homeland would motivate certain groups, minority voters in particular. it didn't work this time, thank god. a lot of those voters ended up moving towards donald trump because it's so condescending and such a pander. for years and years, decades even biden talking this way had worked for him. thankfully, thanks to alternative media, et cetera, not working this time around but all of cynical politics where it starts and ends with joe biden marc as he concocts fake terrorism he has ignored the real threat happening. since he has taken president isis-k and suicide bomb

joining me now alex marlow, breitbart editor and chief byron york washington examiner chief political correspondent and fox news contributor. byron, it's clear that trump is going to waste no time and start issuing executive orders. i think within the hour of his swearing in is what i understand. but, biden thinks it's now a threat to democracy that we apparently have a new president? >> you know, we have been seeing a lot of anger from joe biden and at the risk of being a psychiatrist hereby. look i think he is still extremely angry at the way his presidency is ending especially being forced out of the democratic race. we have gotten some new reporting. >> laura: we will get to that soon, byron. don't spoil it for us because we are going to get to that new reporting. buff the idea that you are going back to this failed failed ghearmt is he pushing didn't work in the election. threat to democracy, autocrat, dictator, subtext clearly of what he was saying there. are you shocked that they apparently having v. nothing new. >> absolutely not shocked at all. i was a little surprised early

those two seats are now going to be taken by new media outlets yesterday it was axios and breitbart.> lawrence: what's the temperature in the room? is it more adversarial like it was the first term or is it more probative? >> peter: that's the a great question. yesterday, it seemed like for the reporters in the room and i was not there jacqui heinrich was there. it seemed like for the reporters in the room and for karoline everybody was feeling each other out. they wanted to see how far they could push her with questions and how she would answer. and it's going to take time for reporters in the room and also for karoline to develop a rhythm but yesterday, i think was just kind of everybody was feeling each other out. >> steve: peter, you said they are going to have white house staffers kind of right there where she is turn and say what do we know about that? that kind of goes back to the first day of the trump administration, you were in the oval office with the president and you asked him a bunch of questions. and one of them was about drones and he turned to susie wiles and said ca

she gave matt boyle from breitbart a question yesterday. are some of the people who are driving news in 2025 in america. i think the msnbc, cnn's of the world should take the hint. your viewership is down, ratings are abysmal. why is it that especially young people are tuning into new media? maybe it's because instead of engaging in propaganda the new media is asking real questions. joe rogan was a bernie bro eight years ago. this is not like some crazy right-wing guy. this is just a person who is asking questions and unfortunately most of the old media they are not interested in that. >> he's curious. as i listen to them and i watch selena gomez, that viral video. i've talked to the family as did president trump. i know joe biden and kamala harris did not. i talked to the family. where were the tears when a little 13-year-old girl was brutalized and murdered and all these other americans murdered and and victims of violent crime, where were the tears then? >> there is something buried arranged in the mind of the far left in this country wh

. >> i was one of the first people, i wrote on breitbart that he should be the candidate.his was in 2015. and i got laughed at. i got poked at. and then the over -- now this current election people call you, oh, you're supporting trump, you're a fascist. my hollywood friends, you're a fascist. well, look at your fascism. there it is right there, burning up in front of your very eyes because of your blindness. and i blame -- and more people have to because, you know, we bring attention to issues. you don't have a lot of people doing a lot of stuff in north carolina because there weren't that many celebrities' houses that burned. but those people in north carolina, the mom and grandfather that had their house in los angeles for 40 years and state farm has now said no more insurance, it's a travesty, what's happening. and the left continually -- and the gop right, some of them on the gop elites and the rinos, some of -- people have to wake up and speak up and not be afraid of any repercussions. elizabeth: yeah. that's the most important takeaway of this. robert, thank you so

that infrastructure from breitbart to fox to all the other elements, they love that storyline and theyven when they know it is a lie. trump is going to do this when he knows it is alive. i think it is important that democrats be on the strong side of the argument. let's face up to the fact this guy was radicalized somehow by i.s.i.s. . let's deal with that and not treat this guy like he deserves a partial -- it does not benefit the country if you end up with trump trying to conflate every other muslim in the country with a terrorist attack or new wants. >> rick wilson, molly jong- fast, the best have on a saturday night. thank you for stopping by ayman. >> up next, six days of honoring jimmy carter. we will be back with more after the break. with over 50 years of expertise behind every bottle. nature made, the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. hayden: the fact st. jude will take care of all this, this is what's keeping my baby girl alive. chelsea: it's everything for us. we wouldn't know what to do. we couldn't afford for our little girl to survive. and st. jude g

secretary caroline leavitt announced the white house is allowing, quote, new media such as axios and breitbart into the room. she even invited social media influencers and content creators who say they want to cover the white house to apply for credentials. today marks four years since a san francisco grandfather was killed in an unprovoked attack. 84 year old vicha ratanapakdee died two days after being brutally knocked to the ground while he was taking his morning walk in the city's anza vista neighborhood. his death galvanized asian americans in the bay area, and the street where he died has since been renamed in his honor. the suspect, antoine watson, is still in custody on a murder charge. ratanapakdee, his daughter, posted on social media today that a new judge had been assigned to the case, with a trial set to begin next week. still ahead tonight. chatgpt for government how domestic ai companies are looking to rebound after a chinese ai startup rattled the markets. [music] >> and we are waiting on rain in the bay area. looks like we're going to get some, especially as we head into the w

and breitbart is fantastic, by the way and congratulations on that. i was so impressed with the fire fighters i met before. and they said, i asked them, how many of the hydrants or pumps were working? and a large percentage of them were not working at all and they had no water and those that did have water didn't have a lot of pressure. one thing that was missing, many of you have sprinklers over your living room and kitchen. if the sprinklers worked with pressure, you would've had a much different outcome. we have to work on that. in terms of that rick would be good or rick could had up a group of people to set up a commission. we are talking about a lot of money. and kelly loeffler is the head of small business and small business is big business. one of the biggest banks in the world. we call it the small business administration. she is a full cabinet member and fantastic. her husband is the head of the new york stock exchange so they know something about money. she wants to come here almost immediately after she gets approved and open up a small bu

breitbart targeted national security officials they think are too tiktok friendly.ll be something to watch. >> tom cotton has been warning object this. >> it is notable. ten years ago, i wrote a book about how republicans were completely screwing up with younger voters. while it is true that, according to the exit polls, donald trump did not win the youth vote, 6 to 11 points is a heck of a lot better than republicans have done in the last two decades. that is noticeable. he clearly knows it. he clearly sees himself as somebody who is going to rebuild this new coalition, bring young voters in. for him, it's at odds with that message about, i'm going to be the one that's tough on china. as we've talked about before, younger voters view geopolitics different. they're not as worried about the rise of china. they don't think it is important that america be the world leader, and that is manifesting in the debate around tiktok. >> bakari sellers, yes, donald trump did not win the youth vote, but compared to republicans past, he did a hell of a lot better than those people

joining me now, alex marlow, breitbart editor in chief, and byron york, washington examiner chief political correspondent and fox news contributor. byron, it's clear that trump is going to waste no time and start issuing executive orders. i think within the hour of his swearing in is what i understand. but biden thinks it's now a threat to democracy, that we apparently have a new president. >> you know, we've been seeing a lot of anger from joe biden. >> and at the risk of being the psychiatrist here. >> look, i think he's still extremely angry at the way his presidency is ending, especially being forced out of the of the democratic race. you know, we've gotten some new reporting. >> we're going to get to that soon. byron, don't don't don't spoil it for us because we're going to get to that new reporting. but but the idea that you're going back to this failed democracy experiment that he's pushing, that didn't work in the election like he's a threat to democracy. he's an autocrat. he's a dictator. that was the subtext, clearly, of what he was saying there. are you shocked that they have the

i wrote about it on breitbart. you know this, other people know this in 2015. and yet the blowback from the hollywood community now people are waking up a little bit. america has been burning for decades, not just california. and my heart goes out again to all those people that lost their homes. but it didn't have to happen. as you said before, the forestry, just cleaning the brush. how about desalinization plants? find some new technology. but you know what? gavin newsom wants to have california 2.0. what does that mean? single family homes. you can now build multiple family homes that i think this is part of the wef. there's a part of me that feels there's something much more nefarious going on, sean, much more nefarious going on, because it makes no sense. we had fires two years ago in california, two years night, 2018. malibu was on fire. people lost their homes. a friend of mine, josh brolin, left california after the fire. now, what goes on here? how can you not learn from that lesson? >> i've tried to have civil conversations with gavin. he's reluctant.

that's that's not from breitbart. that's not from fox news. that's from the times. it's from the times. they had an obligation. senator jack reed says to his colleagues behind closed doors, i can't be forum unless two neurologists stand up and speak for his condition. and then i want to see him in a press conference. we weren't told any of this. we weren't told any of this. we've got a right to demand answers. so i'm glad it's being reported now, but it should have been reported sooner. i want to remind you, go to my website at smerconish.com. answer today's poll question. very relevant to all of this. i mean, i wrote my opening commentary before these revelations, okay. and the whole premise catherine can you put that back on me for just one second? i just want to tell you straight out, here's the deal. i'm looking at carter's passing, and i'm looking at the reverence for jimmy carter, and i'm looking at all the biden numbers, and i'm looking at all the trump numbers. and i'm saying to myself, i wonder if over time, biden's numbers will get better in a way that car

breitbart is back.een, you know, their blogs and stuff that are back in there. so what is the value at this point of a white house briefing room, when that's some of the theater that's going on? >> you know, to be. >> honest. >> there's always been a certain amount of theater in the white. >> house briefing room. >> and to be. >> honest. >> there have always been. >> people trying to curry favor. >> and, you know, handing out compliments. >> and. >> thank you for. >> calling on me and that kind of thing. but the thing that we have to do in the media is be careful about what we selectively report. >> because every. >> time you repeat something that might not be true, you're. giving life to it. you're giving. >> oxygen to it. then it becomes anaerobic. >> and it. >> just, you know, goes on with the life. >> of its own. >> most people. >> are not watching the presidential briefing. >> very true. >> you know. >> and most. people are not. so what we have. >> to do, those. >> of. >> us in the media who care.

steps the white house is going to take to bring new voices, not last, which is what [indistinct] breitbartieved in into this room where they rightly belong. >> secretary leavitt: yeah absolutely and as i said in my opening statement it is a party of this white house to under the first amendment. and it is a fact that americans are consuming their news media from various different platforms, especially young people. and as the youngest press secretary in history, thanks to present from, i take great pride in opening up this room to new media voices to share the president's message with as many americans as possible. in doing so, number one, we will ensure that outlets like yours, axios and breitborde, which are widely respected and viewed outlets have an actual seat in this room every day. we also encourage anybody in this country whether you are a tiktok content creator, a blogger, a podcaster cap if you are a producing legitimate news content no matter the medium, you will be allowed to apply for press credentials to this white house and as i said earlier, new media website is whitehouse.

. >> joining me now is alex marlow, breitbart editor in chief, and marc thiessen, washington post columnistnd fox news contributor. you know, thank you both for joining us tonight. you know, alex, let's start with you. how did joe biden get everything so wrong? >> so it's all a pander with joe biden. >> it's all trying to motivate coalitions. this has been how he's operated ever since he became a politician, and it's always worked for him, is that he tried to speak to groups of people, blocs of people. and he thought this lie that white supremacy is actually the greatest threat to our homeland, would motivate certain groups, minority voters in particular. well, it didn't work this time. thank god. a lot of those voters ended up moving towards donald trump because it's so condescending. it's such a pander. but for years and years, decades, even biden talking this way had worked for him. so thankfully, thanks to alternative media. et cetera. it's not working this time around. but all of it is cynical politics. that's where it starts and ends with joe biden, you know? >> but mark, as he concoc

breitbart wrote this story about something that steve bannon, a longtime trump ally, went to prison overome of it. what he said about elon musk to an italian website, quote, i will have elon musk run out of here by inauguration day. he will not have a blue pass to the white house. he will not have full access to the white house. he will be like any other person. he is a truly evil guy, a very bad guy. i made it my personal thing to take this guy down. what is what is it about musk that has bannon so incensed? >> he's got a week, so got to get cracking. >> but no. look, i think part of this is, you know, i think bannon and others are trying to figure out exactly what that role is in the orbit in the administration right now. right. seven years ago, eight years ago now, he was coming in as counselor to the president. this is a way, i think, for him to have an angle, have a different sort of take than a lot of people in the trump orbit who are have no problem with elon musk favorable, elon musk like him. so i think that is really what the angle is. you also saw i saw something similar to th

and he promised to breitbart conservative publication that they're going to be removing a lot of elements of the deep state. and so this is just the tip of the iceberg. >> yeah. what does that look like in terms of just how far they are willing to go and take this seriously? >> well, i think it's, you know, you you look at what donald trump said over the past two years on the campaign trail. and i think based on day one, it's fair to say if you go back and look at what he said on the campaign trail, that's actually what he plans to do. so he's going to get rid of dei. he wants to make government smaller. he's talked about ending the department of education and bringing things back to the states. i think you can anticipate that all of those things are actually going to happen, and they're going to try to make that happen very quickly. donald trump, only he knows he has one term left, so he wants to get as much done as possible quickly. while he has the trifecta in washington. >> how much of that is is being orchestrated with susie wiles, his chief of staff? >> a lot of it. after the electi

i believe this was breitbart news. i want to start with you, mr. wheeler, from the f.b.i.what can you tell us about what you guys do know? >> the public reports and what we have from eyewitness sightings, some of those very credible police personnel and others are what we describe as unidentified drones. we do not know the particular specifics of what those drones are. some of some are described as being slightly larger than a commercial available drone. fixed wing, as well as rotary. we have helped analyze with our partners video and pictures of what those look like. they would have been submitted. part of that is over 3,000 tips from the public, to look at that. but as i previously stated, we don't know the people responsible behind that. and that's what we're working on. >> yeah. what did you say, you gabe, the f.b.i. was spending on counter drone? >> my budget that would specifically include the technology that we use -- >> is ited ads hundred,000? >> $500,000. >> that doesn't seem nearly adequate. why do you feel like there isn't a push within the f.b.i. to keep up wi

in doing so we will ensure outlets like yours axios and breitbart which are widely respected and viewed outlets have a seat in this room every day. we also again encourage anybody in this country whether you're a tech talk content creator, a blogger, podcaster, if you're producing legitimate news content no matter medium you will be allowed to apply for press credentials to this white house. as a said earlier our new media website is whitehouse.gov/newmedia. we encourage people to apply. again as long as you are creating news related content of the day and your legitimate individuals you're welcome to come to the white house. >> you laid out several of the actions trump has taken. stark contrast to the previous administration. can we expect that to continue as the first 100 days moves along and beyond? >> absolutely. there's no doubt president trump has always been the a hard switchmen of politics. that's been proven over the past week. this president has signed more than 300 300 executive orde. he's taken historic action. i tackled the air force board want to mark the first 100 days of

0k... 0k, scroll up again, please. 0k, a question from joel pollock at breitbart, does israel believehe israeli public along by delaying the names and then the release of the hostages? that is your first question, jewel, this is a genocidal terrorist organisation, hamas is considered a terrorist organisation around the world. the way they have acted since and before october to seventh 2023 has been as a jihadist terrorist organisation, and they have continued to this very moment, to the delays which they have implemented, to the various shenanigans which they have tried to pull off, trying to engineer last—minute crisis to get a better deal for themselves. we know precisely who we are dealing with. second question from joel pollock at breitbart, president—elect trump said there would be hell to pay 50 hostages were not released, and yet many will in captivity, is that a significant concession? and thirdly, you say, how does israel response to hamas' attempt to claim victory? thank you for that question, gill. in my briefing earlier, i made clear that both president trump and president