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. >> they're doing great work it's a primary c corridor for the deadly fentanyl former ghs staff in the administration laurent does great work at the heritage foundation when you see this terrible battle whatever were going to call it breaking out and obviously president trump says a part of this is to stop the flow of fentanyl. what is your reaction? will this work? >> it's exactly the american people voted for november and it will work. this is a contrast between president trump and president biden are using the tools we have, the levers to exert influence and persuasion over other leaders for too long and mexico other countries are taken advantage of the u.s. in terms of sending millions of illegal migrants to our border. in terms of receiving the benefits of the remittances those of migrants ascend home. and receiving foreign aid. trump is sent a signal were not in business like that any longer. griff: on the border, the new borders are tom homan was on maria this morning and talked about the progress they are making. listen here. >> a crossings on the border are down 93%. 93%. that

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i mean, mark milley was an incredible soldier, scholar, statesman who served in the great tradition of george c marshall. and it's just so sad to see the marshall court now is devoid of his, his, his, his painting. i mean, but he was an american patriot who sacrificed so much. >> a princeton grad. >> he could have gone on to make all kinds of big bucks on the outside. but no, he served. he picked a life of selfless service to our nation. he served in iraq, afghanistan, bosnia, panama, korea. i mean, going on and on for bronze stars, for crying out loud. commanded the 10th mountain division, one of our most storied divisions in the united states. he sacrificed so much for 44 years. and to see him treated like this, i mean, it's just reprehensible. i mean, we're not talking about national security here. we're not talking about the war in iraq or, excuse me, in ukraine or gaza. we're not talking about building relationships with key. allies or protecting americans from, you know, terrorists. no, we're talking about an act of retribution on behalf of donald trump. and it's just shameful. >> it is a

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the fbi was a corrupt institution and c kash is the oe to do it and great confidence to make the fbi that was president trump calling out the fbi today and now cleaning up the government on multiple fronts and next, update on the ground and who got fired. also next. committee members showing everyone going to be nothing of the historic victory and dancing in mere meltdown mode and michael shellenberger here to react. more for you after the break. ♪ (♪) (♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain relief. (♪) liz: welcome back. trump administration firing and letting go doj and fbi workers launching probes into the justice department and the fbi. fox news david spunt is live at doj with the latest. david, good to see you. >> good to see you too, liz. last week during confirmation hearing and the president's nominee to be next fbi director cash wow. sell said about -- kash patel said this when being asked. >> every fbi employee held to the same standard and nobody terminated. all fbi employees protected against political retribution. reporter: at least 4,000fbi agents in the country

great internet. wow. >> while support c-span as a public service along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. next a discussion about the state of politics in the second trump administration hosted by the university of southern california center for the political future. panelists talk about the trump and harris campaign along with demographic changes. >> there we go. most impressive here is i'm a proud alum of the university of southern california. [applause] it is great to be here places on campus in the marching band was coming in and this is where i want to be. i'm so excited to be here today. a little background on me i anchored the local news hosted a state wide show called the issue is. we got the name the issue is that or if i've told the story, are my hero and broadcasting was kim russert. he used to start to show every sunday with our issues this sunday. i cannot take the name into press because they already have that. but i said let me do something and naming the show to honor tim. when i think of the issue is i think of tim and betsy and h

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c. i didn't know what more can we say about this as well? no, great deal more. you've essentially given the story there that they say they'll be delay of talk to days. no, there's 2 ways of looking at this. and what has happened over the last 48 hours or so? one that donald trump is a master negotiator. he's use this as a negotiating tactic to strengthen the board. are both north and sides. i need somebody's to do that with the threat of titus, or she realized that there was a real backlash to the costs that could be incurred by american consumers. but it's kind of so put in place the damage it could do to the us economy. and he's found a way to make sure that he can walk away from this, saying that he managed to get exactly what he wants the, the, the details to be had on. what exactly kind of that is doing. but it's clear that they were keen to target areas that would impact, particularly republican states, republican areas, to put pressure on donald trump. and there was wide spread out and go in canada as well. the someone considered as america's closest alli

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