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secretary cardona, it's great to have you here with us.'s talk about this hearing that's happening right now. it's odd to be interviewing for a job that your boss essentially wants to get rid of. and we know mcmahon doesn't have a big background in education. she's probably best known as the executive for world wrestling entertainment. she was the small business administrator in trump's first administration. she did serve briefly on connecticut's board of education for about a year. mr. secretary, what do you make of this unusual moment and what questions need to be asked? >> well, thank you, first of all, ana. >> for having me on, and it's good to see you again. >> look. >> you know, it's i remember going through the hearing myself and getting those questions and, you. >> know. >> back then, it was about making sure all students have access to higher education, all students have access to success. today, the opposite is true. the agenda is. >> to disrupt. >> and gut public education. i worry about the students who are going to be impacted

antes de que se presentara la denuncia el congreso de morelos destituyÓ al fiscal del estado uriel cardona. >> esta presidencia declara la separaciÓn definitiva del cargo del fiscal general del estado de morelos del ciudadano uriel carmona gÁndara. hector: la presidenta de mÉxico, claudia sheinbaum respaldÓ la destituciÓn. >> otros casos de feminicidio en donde este fiscal los hizo parecer como suicidios en contra de las mujeres. hector: este viernes cuauhtÉmoc blanco negÓ el delito que se le imputa. asegura que quieren extorsionarlo. >> a tan solo cuatro meses del presente que presente la denuncia tiene usted toda una carpeta de investigaciÓn armada. hector: la denuncia fue presentada ante la secretarÍa general de la cÁmara de diputados, una vez ratificada pasarÁ la secciÓn instructora, la cual deberÁ determinar si existe el delito y si cuauhtÉmoc blanco es responsable. en caso de ser asÍ iniciarÁn las acciones penales en su contra. eliÁn: gracias. pobres resultados, asÍ calificÓ el zar de la frontera, tom homan, la reciente operaciÓn de ice en colorado, el objetivo era arrestar a 100 int

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joining me now, cnn political commentator and democratic strategist maria cardona. and mark gillespie, founder and principal of blue stock strategies and former press advisor to then house speaker john boehner. i'm going to start with you, mara. we just heard from alayna treene some of the reporting about what is happening with doge, in particular, what's happening with elon musk. maura, when you talk to republicans, are they concerned at all about the power that musk is being given here? >> yes. >> i mean, you. >> know, federal. >> work is not necessarily always so glamorous, but there are concerns about how much we spend on federal, you know, federal funding and federal spending. and there's. >> going to be. >> abuses that happen. >> you know, we know stories. >> from the. >> government accountability office talking. >> about how. >> federal employees, you know. >> took advantage. >> and abuses. of the federal health plans. but by and large. >> to make. >> such swift. >> changes from someone who is not an elected official and who has. >> now gained. >> access. i t

maria cardona, thank you both so much. appreciate it. john. >> all right. this morning, the vatican says pope francis rested well all night but is still in critical condition battling double pneumonia at a hospital in rome. cnn's ben wedeman is there right now. ben, let's get the very latest from you. what do we know about the pope's condition? >> well, apparently. >> what we heard from vatican sources today is that he's in basically the same condition he was in yesterday, which continues to be critical. but they say there is slight improvement. that even though he continues to receive oxygen, it's at a lower flow and a lower concentration that his kidney situation, although it's described as insufficient functions, uh, it is not something that the doctors are particularly concerned about. we're told that the pope is not bedridden, that he's eating normally, that he can stand up and move around. but nonetheless, the concern is that for somebody who's 88 years old who has a history of respiratory problems, who over the weekend had to receive blood transfusio

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. >> reporter: esther cardona brought her son to the rally to show him all americans have a voice. >> i have three kids, and i don't want them to think that -- someone can just come in and stomp all over education and the arts and science and health and the environment. >> reporter: the workers are fearful that by being vocal they are putting their jobs at risk, but they are worried even more about what they fear will happen if they don't speak out. >> after a crisis it is completely dire, and we need to be getting into the streets. we need to be speaking out. we need to be pressuring must xk his minions to stop this, to stop taking away the services that americans deserve. >>> north bay wineries say federal layoffs could affect them too. scientists tasked with studying the effects of wildfire smoke on wine grapes have been fired. researchers say the industry has lost billions of dollars because of build fire smoke, so the usda hired two uc davis scientists to look into the program. but the layoffs abruptly ended that research. >> that this is impacting stakeholders greatly. they went

. >> reporter: esther cardona brought her son to the rally to show him all americans have a voice. >>ave three kids, and i don't want them to think that -- someone can just come in and stomp all over education and the arts and science and health and the environment. >> reporter: the workers are fearful that by being vocal they are putting their jobs at risk, but they are worried even more about what they fear will happen if they don't speak out. >> after a crisis it is completely dire, and we need to be getting into the streets. we need to be speaking out. we need to be pressuring must xk his minions to stop this, to stop taking away the services that americans deserve. >>> north bay wineries say federal layoffs could affect them too. scientists tasked with studying the effects of wildfire smoke on wine grapes have been fired. researchers say the industry has lost billions of dollars because of build fire smoke, so the usda hired two uc davis scientists to look into the program. but the layoffs abruptly ended that research. >> that this is impacting stakeholders greatly. they went and

the judge wrote this biden's education secretary miguel cardona had gone well beyond his constitutionalvaluable education plan that was a safe plan the judge added this in the ruling rather than implying by omission or other ambiguities congress has spoken clearly when creating a repayment plan for loan forgiveness or authorizing. the secretary should cancel, discharge read pay or assume the remaining unpaid balance and repay the keyword the plan estimated to cost taxpayers for - $7 billion over a decade this is the final nail in the coffin of the joe biden i am going to spend it all before i leave plan. >> will he finally get it's unconstitutional how many times as the supreme court told him that we cannot forgive student loan debt. >> to quote joe biden is over, something has to break the endless cycle of college the way we jump tons of money on loans for colleges and they only make college more expensive something has to break the cycle. maybe this puts a nail in the coffin and change his behavior down the road. >> that's a great point if you throw all the money at people to take out

but ultimately, joe cardona on that one kittle host military and frontline heroes that every 49 ers game donating more than 400 tickets in the last 6 years. kittle has also amplify the voices of 60 veterans on the founding hidden pearls podcast kittle's uncle and grandfather served in the military. well, golden state warriors star draymond green has announced that he has plans to open up a new restaurant in san francisco this year. the restaurant is going to be called mesquite and it's a unique blend, he says, of caribbean and ethiopian cuisines. it's a collaboration between him and alomar owner nelson gurman ms keys, kitchen and garden honor. a facile. esky is going to be located on larkin street. told it's going to offer both traditional dining upstairs and a downstairs, a lounge with sports and entertainment. green says he's passionate about representing black culture hoping to create a welcoming space for everybody to come and enjoy. the restaurant is set to open march 7th and it'll be open daily into the 90's. a lot of people get a shot. was grandma i want to i would >> 52 right now

, republican strategist katie frost and cnn political commentator and democratic strategist maria cardona. maria, let's start with you. this new reporting about this letter from the department of education threatening federal funding to schools that consider race. i mean, this seems like an example of the trump administration's effort to tamp down so-called dei initiatives. what is your reaction? i think it's completely ridiculous, and it's going to hurt a lot of. >> vulnerable communities. >> a. >> lot of vulnerable students. >> it is not going to stand up in court. >> we just heard in the report that it is already. >> going to. >> have a lot of lawsuits slapped. >> onto it. >> as it should. >> and just on its face, it makes absolutely. >> no sense. paula. so what. >> does this mean? are they going to take away. >> funding from historically black colleges? are they. >> going to take away. >> funding from hispanic. >> serving institutions? are they going to take away. >> funding from. public schools. >> that have. >> a latino student union? are they going. >> to take. >> away funding from

maria cardona and shermichael singleton. i want to put up one of the graphics harry showed there. certainly not the last one, because the trend line over the first month in these three polls, gallup, quinnipiac and ipsos. presidents losing ground over the first month. the question is why? maria, what's the warning sign here? >> the warning sign. >> john, is. >> that everything that donald trump has done from the moment he. >> got elected. >> and then came into office. >> is doing. >> the opposite of what he promised the american people. he would do everything that he has done has actually brought inflation back up, doing nothing to bring down the cost of. >> groceries. >> gas and rent. >> which is. >> what a lot. >> of those voters. >> the non. >> maga voters. >> who voted for him in november, gave him that trust that he was going to bring down their costs, that he was going to fix inflation, that, in his own words, he would make sure that eggs are cheaper the first day he is in office. >> and in. >> fact, what we are seeing is completely the opposite. and to harry's point, the ec

with us now, cnn political commentator maria cardona and republican strategist joe opinion. joe. my question to you is really. >> look, i. >> think people are free to. >> explore whatever they're going to explore. certainly steve bannon is an intelligent man. but the constitution seems to be pretty clear on this. the language is pretty concise and for a reason. and so, look, i think ultimately there are other things at the top of the republican agenda. certainly the president's agenda, looking at what's happening right now, trying to bring this war of expansion in europe to an end, trying to sit down and make sure that that can be ushered to a position where the people in ukraine can be saved, where the russian soldiers are not losing their lives. so all of that, i think, certainly higher on the list of things to discuss than perhaps what's going on right there. >> you know, whether it's clear or not, as we say in a few good men, the constitution is crystal clear. are we clear? crystal clear. however, maria, where am i looking? here. all right. however, the issue here, maria, is

. >> maria cardona is with us as well, maria. democrats have, as you know, pinned a lot of their hopes of combating the trump administration on the courts. does this show the limits, the limits of that strategy? >> well, i think what it shows is that the courts are going to decide each of these cases on what is in front of them. and let's remember what this judge decided was not that this program. was legal, which is what. the labor unions had filed suit over. they contend that this program, the buyout program, is unlawful, that it is not legal, that all of these workers would be left holding the bag because opm, the office of personnel management, does not have the legal authority to to implement this kind of buyout program. >> so this. >> is not the end of this. but to your point, wolf. yes, of course there are legal limits because the courts are there to make sure that what the administration does is legal is lawful, that the lawsuit in front of them, the people who are bringing the lawsuit has standing. and this is what this

when -- where were why when the unelected secretary of education cardona targeted schools and people who disagreed with his view of the radical left transgender ideology? where were they when gary gensler, the former chairman of the sec, also unelected was flawlessly supporting the development of financial markets, particularly in the crypto space by a flawlessly pursuing regulation via enforcement. they were noted -- nowhere to be seen because they don't care because all of those things benefited their side of the aisle at the expense of ours. perhaps that is also why they don't seem to be very interested in rooting out improper payments from our federal government. if you wonder why so many people are cynical about american politics, this is exactly why. the reality is, elon musk serves as an employee of the president. we were given a massive mandate to carry out what he has been doing. his job is to carry out the will of the american people is expressed through the executive. that is exactly how the constitution is supposed to work. the constitution did not create an unelected una

in the past four years, secretary cardona's main point of emphasis with schools seems to be spend all money we are giving you because i promise i will get you more. he offered a backdoor conduit to the teacher unions, so that they could review and slow efforts to reopen schools. the department of education wound of conspiring with the national school board association to have the fbi investigate parents who were protesting school boards because of prolonged school closures and masking. not only am i skeptical of the notion that the department is providing leadership in this national security dimension, making sure our schools were effective but one of the reasons i think you see such passion for downsizing or abolishing the department in trump two that was not there for trump won is because a lot of parents and policymakers, especially on the right, have come around to the conclusion that the department of education was not only not providing that leadership, but it's actually actively undermining that kind of focus for our schools. host: we will hear next from amy in new york. she's

in the past four years, secretary cardona's main point of emphasis with schools seems to be spend all money we are giving you because i promise i will get you more. he offered a backdoor conduit to the teacher unions, so that they could review and slow efforts to reopen schools. the department of education wound of conspiring with the national school board association to have the fbi investigate parents who were protesting school boards because of prolonged school closures and masking. not only am i skeptical of the notion that the department is providing leadership in this national security dimension, making sure our schools were effective but one of the reasons i think you see such passion for downsizing or abolishing the department in trump two that was not there for trump won is because a lot of parents and policymakers, especially on the right, have come around to the conclusion that the department of education was not only not providing that leadership, but it's actually actively undermining that kind of focus for our schools. host: we will hear next from amy in new york. she's

el que sabes alejandro cardona el economista. buenos dÍas. alejandro: buenos dÍas.s incorrectas y puede afectar tus emociones, tu mente, tu parte espiritual por ponerte en literal hacer algo que no estabas preparado. esto nos hace tampoco con dinero prestado. muchas veces las personas quieren impulso por resolver los costos y gastos para pedir prestados a intereses para hacer cosas que le sale todo lo contrario despuÉs. la mejor idea es ir presupuestando como el 10% de lo que colocas. antes de empezar esas inversiones pequeÑa uno primero tiene que aprender bien lo que estÁs haciendo y despuÉs tiene la oportunidad de hacer simulaciones para conocer muy bien antes de cualquier inversiÓn real y poder quitarse el miedo en general. siempre con mucha disciplina, mucho orden. raÚl: estamos claros en eso. no podemos poner en riesgo lo bÁsico para que nuestra familia viva tranquila y en paz. por quÉ es tan importante aprender sobre el campo que uno desea invertir antes de tomar una decisiÓn? es decir, no invertir, nosotros decimos que tenÍamos un juego la gallina ciega. hay