we have to be focused on ending this chaos. >> so if your concern is chaos, explain what those typesf policies and the whiplash would do, especially here in the bay area and in the silicon valley, where, you know, you hail from. >> yeah. depending on which week it is, we'll know whether or not we have 25% tariffs, for example, on imports from mexico and canada. by the way, two of our very closest trading partners and allies. interestingly enough, i didn't hear about tariffs against russia. and we're going to see the impacts for american families. i've heard costs ranging from 1200 to $2000 per household, depending on how you calculate that impact. that's very severe. and we know at a time when families are struggling mightily, this is not the time to impose tariffs that are going to make it even harder for folks to be able to afford their groceries. so that's just one of many examples. >> so, congressman liccardo, how do you fight back against that given you don't have the numbers in congress right now? obviously, you're going to hope to get your message out and make gains in 2026. b

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it's it's not chaos for chaos's sake, but what is he going to try to do? but inherently in doing that, then setting a benchmark for himself that he would then potentially have to meet? >> and we've been talking rightly so, a lot about the economy. um, he, his wife, the first lady, is going to have people in her box. i mean, we always know since, um, the reagan administration and they started to bring guests and put them in the first lady's box. what the message is that they want to get across by who they choose to put in that box. and what we're hearing from the white house is they're going to have guests who try to link the president's immigration agenda to the crime narrative that he pushed almost as hard as the economy during the campaign. >> yeah. and this is the other stool, if you like, of his second term. what the issues that he's based his his second presidency upon. and he knows that even if he's in trouble with the economy, he can always go back to the immigration question, because that was really the foundation of his entire political career. go

chao. yes.ell, we have been in close communication on both with the california department of public health and the cdc from the very beginning around this around this case. so they are aware there actually was another case reported before ours in a child in alameda county also where there was not a clear source and i believe there's one other u.s. case correct that there was not a source identified so i think you're bringing up a very good point. this becomes concerning because we would like to see that there is some connection to a known risk such as dairy cattle or poultry or raw milk. >> and when we don't have that that makes that makes us a little bit concerned as where is then this potential person, where is this person becoming exposed to h5n1? >> i think that's a very important question. it's one of the reasons why, you know, our laboratory experts and our communicable disease experts have really been making sure that we do some enhanced surveillance. and again, we've done this since sinc

there's chaos abroad. there's chaos at home. and tomorrow night, the man responsible for it all is coming to your house. yes. donald trump is set to give a joint address to congress tuesday night. this is his first since returning to the white house. and since he started tearing down not just the guardrails, but the government itself. the last time that he spoke to congress in 2020, speaker nancy pelosi set the tone for democrats by tearing up a copy of trump's speech. but this time around, democratic leadership seems to want a more demure approach. democratic leaders congressman hakeem jeffries and senator chuck schumer are pushing members to attend trump's speech and bring special guests who have been impacted by the administration's government purges. but there are a handful of democrats that say they may not attend at all. boycotting trump's speech to drive home one key point that this is not business as usual. america is on life support and donald trump, he has his hand on the plug. congresswoman pramila jayapal is a democr

emotional chaos, terror almost . and again there's two different ways of doing things and that wouldn't be the one that i seem to be most effective. it's better to work within that bureaucracy and get everybodyon the same page and say money matters. i was raised by a single mom who grew up in the depression, she never bought a dress, washed tinfoil and take it to the refrigerator door, that frugality is what , the absence of that frugality is what is missing people off in terms of their relationship with government. they think it's being wasted and that drives anybody nuts and rightfully so. >> when you look across what the longer-term effects are in your own state which has a lot of federal land, is there anything now, are you seeing any effects now from what happened in ngwashington or are there aspects you are worried abouta be affected ? >> my mother again she was with her twice before she turned 40 and i was the youngest of four kids and as often happens kids will have different versions of what happened. at a c

and that's chaos. and chaos is not good for anyone. there's no way to say it. >> but his advisers also, they don't fully buy into it. i mean, this is clearly trump's personal hobbyhorse. i mean, you don't. >> know what he's going to do. >> yeah. i mean, you had, uh, a member of his cabinet on tonight with kaitlan collins basically saying, well, this is about reciprocal tariffs. well, actually, no, it's not the 25% on mexico and the 25% on on canada, not reciprocal. it's just because trump likes them. >> yeah. exactly. exactly. and you know what's interesting too is that you know you know donald trump goes out makes these, you know, these grand statements and instead is absolutely right. because if we go back to his first term and he would make these statements, we'd say, oh, you know, maybe it's good that world leaders are afraid of donald trump because, oh, he's so unpredictable. but the reality is he's not going to go to war. he's not going to do this. he's not going to cut a deal with with. >> putin tactic. >> right now. it's like i

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instead, they continue to double down on chaos and confusion. and last night, we heard from the president, he continued his crusade of endless lies. it was difficult to listen to. it was very long. because the president campaigned on cutting costs and making the government more efficient, but yet all he's proposed is is a major tax giveaway to billionaires like elon musk, paid for by hard-working folks, children who rely on medicaid, our neighbors with disabilities, our older neighbors with skilled nursing saying to social security recipients, it's going to be harder to get your payment because we're slashing those who make sure that happens, repealing affordable health care, repealing these initiatives that lower your electric bills, other actions that make us less safe. congressional republicans have a lot to say about today's resolution in their war against energy efficient appliances, but as elon musk and his lackeys really take a hammer, a chain saw, i guess, to what really matters in this country, again, it's very difficult to try to work

some people say chaos is a ladder. so i'm going to move on to what europe is trying to do.he british ambassador actually spoke about the deal falling through. he's now urging zelenskyy to go back to trump. >> yeah, i think the fact is. >> after what happened on friday. we it's clear that we need to bring the united states and ukraine back together again. and i think the first thing that president zelenskyy can do is to make clear his commitment to the initiative that president trump is taking. and yes, i do think it would be a good idea if he signed the economic and commercial deal put forward by the united states. >> rahel solomon you said you support the idea of this minerals deal. zelenskyy says he wants to sign the deal. but now you've got republicans out there saying, hey, maybe he should resign. who comes to the table first and under what conditions? is it as simple as an apology? >> i don't know if this is going to play out in the course of days. if it plays out over the course of weeks or maybe even months, that's not necessarily a bad thing, that some of the temper

. >> it is the chaos of this presidency pure chaos is up. corruption is up. >> america has gone bankrupt, so that cannot happen. >> i know they do not have regard for them. they think they are disposable, that they make no contributions. >> john: democrats still reeling from the meeting with volodymyr zelenskyy and doge cuts. the president is already onto tomorrow, looking ahead to his joint session of congress across the street from us here appeared appeared to be to riding "tomorrow night will be big. i will tell it like it is." oh, well he? >> john: i'm sure he will. i'm john roberts and washington. sandra, good to be with you. speak to you as well. a jam-packed two hours coming up here it's been one major announcement coming from president trump in just the next few minutes. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." a taiwanese company is expected to invest $100 billion in chip manufacturing plants right here in the united states of america over the next four years. all of us on the heels of trump's contentious

you know, it's the chaos of this it's chaos is happening a sad day in america when >> we're getting closer and closer to russia, brutal dictatorship and we're getting further and further away from democratic allies. >> and that was hannah brandt reporting zelenskyy the pri, the british prime minister and french president are now working together on a new peace deal that they will present to the united states. and president trump. and now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look over san francisco kron four's meteorologist gayle ong joining us with what we can expect as we head into the workweek. gayle. >> yeah, we have a chance of some rain middle the week. your rain jacket, handy and some wind. and we saw some some of that today, right? we started off with some rain this morning and some breezy conditions, especially in the afternoon. >> but where we should be a calm in the morning, though, with the wind. so we're expecting some breezy conditions tonight. a live look over for east bay hills camera. pretty quiet night out there. here's our satellite and radar. a lot of that activity i

real chaos. and every day, people's lives, job losses that force real people. we've already seen at 20,000 federal workers have been fired. these folks will be forced into poverty, potentially shuttering into homelessness a sicker. >> the congresswoman walked out during the president's speech tonight, later releasing a statement saying she felt it was her duty to uphold congress's power of checks and balances. house speaker mike johnson celebrating tonight's speech in a statement he wrote in part, the president showcased the historic record setting achievements of his first weeks in office and the immediate real life positive impacts of the america first agenda. after four years of president biden's disastrous policies, president trump has seized the moment and moved rapidly to deliver the promise of restoring american greatness. >> heigh ho. >> elon musk has got to go. hey, hey. >> in san francisco, dozens of people gathered at city hall for a rally. this included the grassroots group 5051. they told us they're concerned about the way that elon musk and the de

tuesday is when you do the shoots in the middle of total chaos. how do you make it work?, rolling stones or whoever. >> reporter: she's been the resident photographer since 1999, working with hundreds of subjects, from sophisticated legends -- >> good. i love this. >> reporter: -- to this clumsy journalist posing as a old fashioned news hound. >> putting the phone down, don't call me again. good. >> reporter: no matter who is in front of her lens, lightning does strike, powered by a flash. joe fryer, nbc news, new york. >> and that is "nightly news" for this monday, thank you for watching. i'm lester holt, please take care of yourself and each other. good night. m lester ho, lt francisco is shutting down the ultimatum residents are facing with time about to run out. good afternoon. i'm gia vang. welcome to

to want to focus on the chaos.u. they voted for. they wanted him to go and shake things up. so they need to say it's not about him shaking things up. it's about him screwing things up. that is the word i will use at 7 p.m. at midnight. we will see if there is a different word in my vocabulary. you know, the. >> after midnight rules are different. >> it'll be a little different. >> i'm wearing off on. >> her, you know? i mean, he campaigned on helping families make ends meet. you have an economy that is now in disarray. whether it is because of the tariffs. the one thing that has not come down is the price of eggs. he promised peace with ukraine on day one. instead, you have our european allies talking about whether or not they're going to have to go it alone. he talked about rooting out waste, fraud and abuse. the only thing he's done is cut weather forecasting, ebola prevention and potentially medicaid for america's most vulnerable. so he's not shaking it up. he's messing. >> it up. yeah. i think you're speaking t

that's where chaos and fury thing i allude to comes in.as too much chainsaw, not enough razor, then at that point i worry that it won't have the effect to get congress to act. charlie: well, and i love that you're pointing out the fact that this is not just a technical thing that's going on here, it's a political thing. >> oh, yeah. charlie: and they can continue to wield this political cud gel to get things done for taxpayers. >> if that's where vivek was part of this early on, he's a great communicator. if doge was just a pr effort, that's okay with me, because you need to expose. the u i said thing is a big example -- usaid. how many americans had heard of it? now they know there was a couple good things going if on, but there was, 80 or 90% was reallying, really bad. so you have to expose that. but then that's the thing, congress has a got to act a, and congress doesn't like to take big, bold act action a. that's' what we've got to do. charlie: david bahnsen is, thanks so much for break it down for us. >>> shifting gears, abby hornacek

and that's kind of in the middle of total chaos, right? >> yes. >> how do you make it work?municate because we're shouting can you keep it down rolling stones or whoever. >> reporter: she's been the resident photographer since 1999, working with hundreds of subjects, from sophisticated legends -- >> wow. that's it. yes. good! good, good. i love this. >> reporter: to this clumsy journalist posing as an old-fashioned news hound. >> that's great. and you're typing away. you're putting your phone down. don't ever call me again. yes. good, good, good. >> reporter: yet no matter who's in front of her lens lightning does strike. powered by a flash. joe fryer, nbc news, new york. >> and that is "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. m le late developments from the white house. the president formally halting military aid to ukraine just days after that tense oval office meeting with ukraine's president. also, the world's largest microchip maker pledging to bring business to america. so what doe

well, part is prime minister way to end stating that there is a sense of chaos and no sense of unity in the west on seizing frozen russian assets . and they took chief, actually to the landscape to mend his relations with the trump. uh, so really seems like a chaos with every one trying to put that $0.02 and the coalition of the willing. so yes, a number of pumps has been dictated today that they want to be part of the plan that we are developing a lead for them to make their own statements about exactly how they want to make that contribution. but we've been able to move that forward. i accept without criticism and with respect to the position of other countries that may not feel that they will contribute in that way. but i strongly fail, but the less, so i'll move forward. we will stay in a position where we're in and not be able to move forward and that for it is a deliberate, a plan to show that we get some momentum, a piece here senior that's clearly known here in the team here of webcast. tom, i just himself had mentioned that that, but how about washington? what are we hearing

it seems to me that the essence of it is that after uh, the fall of the soviet union and the chaos that followed it for several years. russia had one basic ambition which was to be treated as a normal european nation once again by its neighbors. and they refused to do that, and they still refused to is the, the mo, the motive behind the european behavior is, is hard to understand its remains and abiding mystery. i suppose that by and by we will understand it. sometimes a society is go through, very mysterious hysteria is and, and, uh, psychotic uh, intervals and that's what we're seeing in europe. because a word we're hearing a lot of light is out of pastoring ga that you found secure zelinski over to his face. but cut it also be argued, that's what, in your opinion, a leads are doing. they know you're creating time when they know they can cover america's funding all of ukraine, but yet they want to appear to be in control. yeah. and they want to appear to be added for war. when they do not have the, the strength, they do not have the military capability. they don't, they're losing thei

to sign a deal between the 2 countries to allow us to access and exploit real f minutes after the chaos in the oval office. the cleaning is tried to get things back on track, but zalinski was asked to leave effectively kicked out of the white house, both on posted on social media things the landscape was not ready for peace. and he can come back to the oval office when he is president of landscape also in social media. thanked america for support. thank trump and congress and said they are working for a just unless thing peace. senator lindsey graham has been a strong supported of ukraine and just close to donald trump. he thought the meeting was a diplomatic disaster. he was terrible at munich, the landscape. and i think he has made it almost impossible the sales of the american people that he's a good investment. he either needs to resign and send somebody over that we can do business with, or he needs to change. donald trump will spend the weekend in florida. the moment and beautiful not far from his thoughts either we're going to end this or let him fight it out and it'd be fights i

i said as parliament has been thrown into chaos after opposition politicians to smoke grenades into the chamber. several grenades of tear gas were hauled across the room . a scuffle is also broke out between parliamentarians and was in protest against government policies and in support of students has been protesting for various reasons in recent months, which led to the prime minister as a resignation. and those are the headlines. the news is going to continue after all, just say the world will be back in about half an hour. the . ready the between 201120138 syrian military defector coating caesar smuggled around 53000 photos side of the syrian government, secret archives, nearly half of which were of dead, and tortured civilian detaining the you made them public. in 2014 these images of brutalize the team these bodies were presented to the united nations and the 2014 caesar report as evidence of the offset routine, systematic killing of 11000 civilians detain nice between march 2011 and august. 2013. the human rights watch investigated the photographs terrified them as genuine and dec

uh, so really seems like a chaos with every one trying to put that $0.02 in full unit. it's quite ironic. how is you to prime minister is talking about a particular piece that because what kind of keys can even talk about when you're talking about that you're going to keep the military age of slowing a case he did. in fact, mentioned piece, but seems like it's one does it the slice of keeping this conflict going? because salma talks about assigning a loan and to keeps the, comes from the prophets made from phrase and russian assets. he also stated during his speech, i'm going to quote this early in the end of the deal will have to involve russia. i mean, it's the conflict between russia and ukraine and it just seems like the u. k. besides the ceiling is one grading restoration. it will say it's trying to make itself relevant in one of the best for the tradition of the willing. yes, a number of punctures indicated today that they want to be part of the plan that we are developing a lead for them to make their own statements about exactly how they want to make that contri

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they are cheating americans out of a functioning government and injecting real chaos, real chaos in every day people's lives. >> in a statement, the congresswoman writing that she walked out of tonight's joint address and is now focused on the real work for her community here in the east bay. house speaker mike johnson responded to tonight's speech, released in a statement, saying in part, and just over one month, president trump has taken action to dramatically decrease border crossings to historic lows, deport criminal illegal aliens, bring down fuel costs, reshore american jobs and industries, and invite hundreds of billions of dollars in new investment and reestablish peace and stability around the world. greg lee, back with us, along with ktvu political analyst brian sobel. brian, we'll start with you, the president saying tonight, america is back, based on what we heard, what we saw tonight. did the president make that case? >> well, i think he made it to his base to republicans. i don't think dems bought it at all. we saw that in the chambers tonight. it was a, as greg pointed out,

that at a time when our nation needs clarity, we confront chaos. at a time when our nation needs vision, we confront hysteria. these trials that we now face, both those inherent and those that are newly realized, mean that the easy decisions are done. they're off the table. we only have difficult decisions ahead. we must close this $3 billion budget gap. and we have to do it in a way that actually grows the middle class, that supercharges and diversifies our economy, and breaks our distinct reliance on washington. and helps maryland seize its place in a very uncertain world. [applause] i've warned about the storm even before i placed my hand on the bible to become the state's governor, and identify warned about the storm and danger that this new leadership in washington might pose to our economy. but now these two storms have made landfall. and our job is not simply just to batten down the hatches, we must prove that when maryland was tested, that we collectively met this moment. and while there are many opinions about how we end up in this crisis,

minister, olivier, you'll remember all of those days over the years and things running late and the chaosnow, actually with the time stamp, you're doing pretty well because many a night for a president who's only, you know, a month and a week into his administration, he's had quite a lot of world leaders come through. he's got an ambitious agenda. these world leaders. leaders, they're the ones who need the visit. macron poured on the charm. an invitation from the king. and then he played it up as an unprecedented second state visit. and just be very pleased that he was going to make some history. and i think that that was a smart move in that it kind of set up the tone of the rest of the day in which, you know, sir keir kind of went out of his way for there not to be at least any public disagreement between the two men. you know, there was a lot of lavish praise being thrown back and forth. you know, efforts to make canada the 515t state, to say you're trying to divide us when there in quite a good mood. on mood and instinct. so i think that was a very kind of astute move to kind of set a

why are they creating this havoc, this chaos, this cruelty and this harm to the american people? simple, to cut taxes for billionaires and have the american people pick up the tab. make no mistake about it, this is what a transfer of wealth looks like. a way from working americans and into the bank accounts of the billionaire club. meanwhile, it's not much better in terms of foreign policy and our own security. our allies across the world will look at america and see a country in decline under donald trump. they will watch in horror an american president continue to curry favors with war criminals like vladimir putin, while publicly berating friends, brave, valiant people who have risked their lives and have seen so many of their countrymen die in a valiant fight for freedom, like president zelenskyy. he gets berated, putin gets praised. what is going on? rest assured that nobody on earth was happier with what happened last friday in the oval office than vladimir putin. our allies will also watch in horror as donald trump and pete hegseth make america less safe, the world less sa

. >> and what are united states allies thinking as they witness what happened, the chaos that happened today in the oval office. and they see how a foreign head of state is being treated by the president of the united states. >> they're horrified. they've said it publicly. and this i want to be clear. we're talking not just about any head of state. we're talking about the democratically elected leader of a country that has been invaded for no reason by a dictator who has annexed his territory, who has killed, as you rightfully said, thank you for reminding people we're talking about lives lost here. 20,000 ukrainian kids have been taken to russia. these are crimes against humanity that this man is standing up against. and so what you've seen is the leaders of the democratic world are siding with him, and they're asking the question, as the united states flipped sides in the battle between autocrats and democrats, are we now on the side of the autocrats? think about how incredible what i just said was. we, from the beginning of our republic, going back 250 years, we've always been on th

like, they literally fictional individuals that are collecting paychecks. >> but the chaos, the confusion and of course, the layoffs themselves, it's all starting to take a toll on the very people who elected trump. >> i do feel regret, and i've had a lot of tumultuous thoughts about that day in the election booth. um. you know, when when you're voting on something that affects you so personally, you know, it's really easy to get tunnel vision, especially in a voting booth when you're staring at you have two options, right? >> solomon jones is with us now at the table. um, you know that voter who supported trump, she thought that she was going to get no tax on tips? no. you know, no tax on all these different things. free ivf, none of those things have happened. but she lost her job. >> yeah. i think that people who voted for donald trump are now saying that he wasn't talking about everybody else. he was talking about them. he was talking about all of us. he was talking about people who are just going to work every day that he doesn't see as people. elon musk did something interesting. um

veteran who relies on veterans healthcare, these are real people the administration is hurting for their chaos and tariffs and there must let a quest to shed trillion dollars for regular people to pay for to truly dollars in tax cuts for the rich. americans who voted for the president didn't sign up for this. they wanted lower costs and what they have instead, ask the people in be a kyle. prices up 23%. today's numbers. prices of 14%. 25%. corruption is up and costs are up for regular people. we see cuts to medicaid and the house of representatives to cancer research and public safety, the rent and today, 82 ukraine when ukrainians are standing up to a dictator and vladimir putin. these tariffs will amount to attacks on households for 2700 a year in these households. one of my mentors and politics was paul and he wrote and and no one thought he would ever win he had written that all over minnesota to make the case that he was there for regular people. one of the things the rest of my time in politics is this, he wants that politics is about the improvement of people's lives. what the trump adm

we take away the gang database and it is chaos.e operate in a silo and don't give our constituents enough credit. they want more police. >> todd: it is shocking to think a councilwoman would not listen to her constituents, it makes no sense. minority leader, thank you for your insight, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> todd: lawrence jones here with what is coming up on "fox and friends." hope you had a great weekend. >> lawrence: you, too, brother. nothing is slowing down in the country, carley. i keep saying, okay, we'll have a light weekend. not in the trumpa era. good to see y'all. we have a big morning on "fox and friends." trump's big speech before congress happening tomorrow from china to ukraine and middle east. a lot to talk about as relatency alates to foreign policy, secretary of state potomac on what he's listening for and get his take on the oval office clash with zelenskyy. sanctuary city mayors will be grilled on capitol hill for refusing to cooperate with ice. one is already in hot water this week, we'll tell you t

the chaos must end now.applause] i also say, in my continuing fight for the safety of your family, i'm also cracking down on domestic violence, especially when it occurs in homes with children. my mom was a champion for survivors of domestic violence. her own home life was tough when she was young. before she died, we worked side-by-side to create a safe haven for women and children who had been abused. i saw in those children's eyes, as we walked them into the shelter, there is no love -- they were not raised with love. that is something that would carry with them the rest of their lives. all those kids deserve better. my mom would be so proud of the work we are doing today. so proud. we are also working closely with law enforcement to apprehend and prosecute rapists and keep guns out of abusers' hands. and when it comes to repeat offenders, i want them off the streets. and i want judges statewide to use all the powers under our recent bail law changes to stop the rinse and repeat cycle of offenders being r

. >> us through the chaos of donald trump. but andrew.e chaos. >> my next. >> guest is a. >> longtime critic of cuomo, former new york congressman jamaal bowman. he recently launched a pac aimed at helping progressive candidates and to appeal to voters disenfranchized by the democratic party. >> congressman. >> it's great to see you on the show. welcome back. >> good to be. >> with you. you look well rested and healthy. you look like you're not. >> you're done. with the. >> chaos of. >> washington. >> but you're ready to get back into the fight with this pac that you're launching. >> yeah. ready to take on local fights? there's a lot going on in westchester county and yonkers, mount vernon, new rochelle, port chester and greenburg specifically. a lot happening in new york city, specifically in the bronx and in brooklyn and queens. we need huge voter turnout and huge voter engagement in the bronx and yonkers in particular. and this pack, the built to win super pac, is designed to target disenfranchized voters, to target voters that have be

it also comes at a time of utter chaos in europe over the war in ukraine. france's foreign minister saying the risk of war in the eu has never been higher in the past 15 years. that the front line has continued to move closer to us. it comes hours after trump paused all that aid to ukraine after that spectacle meeting with president zelenskyy, the ukrainian president now calling that meeting with trump and vance, quote, unquote, regrettable. sort of one of those things you say where you're not apologizing. you just the situation was unfortunate. well, tonight, the white house emphasizing there won't be a deal with zelenskyy to announce before trump speaks tonight, although that could also be imminent. and as we count down to that address here, coming up in these next hours, more democrats are making it known that they're not actually going to attend. congressman gerry connolly put out a statement saying his reasons. quote, these are not normal times. the challenges my constituents face demand more than sitting in a chamber. i revere listening as if the pers

jazeera, the latest news families, the queen is what eatable environments often became separated into chaos, leaving the children stranded for in damage childers with detailed coverage, the fathers, mothers, and children. and until every last one is found, the will, will never truly be over from the house of the story. schools and universities were all destroyed, depriving 10001000 of how this thing has from proper access to education. or the silver mean don't. we do have top stories on l 0, u. s. president donald trump has given the longest presidential address to congress in modern history, and a speech that ranged from the panama canal to greenland and the war in ukraine. it talked about, his achievements, criticized his adversaries, and declared that america will be, will no longer football, so revealed he had received a letter from ukraine's president's offering to negotiate peace with russia and sign a minimal deal with the united states. so just a moment we'll be hearing from you yourself of all of us. she's in moscow 1st. so charles.

people's borders being secured while ours was open for an invasion of drugs and of violence and of chaos for american communities. that stops under president trump. and the defense department has assets we can bring to bear, not just troops, not just surveillance, not just equipment, but actual planning capabilities that enhance what border patrol is already doing, which is why it's been incredible to hear from our partners about what we've been able to allow them to do, facilitate them, and we've seen it in the numbers. 98% drop in crossings on the southern border. we're not yet at 100% operational control but we are on our way because that is the mandate that the president has given us. so more resources are coming to this border. we are dedicated to securing it. that's the reason for our trip. we want to thank all the men and women who have been doing it recently in uniform, who have been doing it a long time to secure the american people and the defense department. we are committed to being a big part of it. thank you, mr. vice president. vice president vance: now the director of nat

the name of the game here is chaos. absolute chaos. there was no direct agency coordination with the small business administration where i was working. i was one of those really unlucky people who got a termination email on a friday evening that said, you have two weeks notice. then on monday, in a management call, they rescinded that notice and i got another email saying, oh, don't worry, you haven't been fired. and then the next day, the following day on a tuesday, i got fired again in a different form, and each time saying the same thing. you've been underperforming, you lack the fitness for continued government service. and that's after receiving two positive performance reviews from my direct supervisor, who, by the way, had no idea that this was coming. so it has felt absolutely chaotic as a mission focused veteran, it's felt like a letdown for me. and then most importantly, i really hate looking at the communities that i served as the deputy director and knowing that they're the ones who are going to pay the ultimate price. >> i

the democrats had to sit there and realize that their claim of chaos and all of these lies about donaldthey have zero ammunition now. there's nothing that they can complain about anymore. he is a man of his word, he delivers on his promises, and he's got vision like no president we've seen in our lifetime. >> dana: there's a report that hit game jeffrey's had a meeting with everyone and said i want everybody to behave, no props, no placards, just be normal. and that's not what happen so you have to kind of wonder what kind of leadership he's going to exercise over these folks -- hakeem jeffries -- spavor it was the distraction no one needed and it was an effective. it's one thing if you do something outlandish and you succeed and it. it's quite another thing if you become a central meme of social media no matter the side you are on. if you are hanging on blue sky or x last night. in terms of al green getting up, i'm not an enormous al green person but i don't want to hear this from the party of marjorie taylor greene or joe wilson when he stood up there and screamed okay -- "you lie" at

chaos. sonali: before i let you go, this is kind of a number -- this is kind of another bummer of a question, do you think the world is more dangerous than it has been in a long time? nir: the world is more dangerous than it has been in recent history. this is one of the problems we have with humans. if you go back 150 years, if you are in the u.s. in the 1800s it is tough. you have militias, women have no rights, black people have no rights. you have the spanish flu come then you have the great depression, then world war i, world war ii, the assassination of kennedy and martin luther king. we have a bias of the last 30 years which were particularly calm. the world is more dangerous today but this is not a bigger problem than we have seen in the history of our parents and grandparents. sonali: thank you for such a clear conversation. that is the ceo of bridgewater. lisa: that was an in-depth conversation with the ceo bridgewater associates speaking at the bloomberg best conference in downtow

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force veteran who continued his life and public service as a director of sba, gets caught up in the chaos and the dysfunction of elon musk's crusade to line his pockets with even more taxpayer dollars. thank you so much, chris, for sharing your story. the navy matter in and mother of four to put food on the table to keep children healthy who republican -- of -- eighth congressional district trade by voting to take away for health care. thank you. and to erik, an army veteran and a front-line worker at the va hospital. we want to tell you we will not get distracted by the lies that you heard last night. we are going to keep the focus on where it deserves, and a focus on what the president does , not what he says. these stories are happening all over the country. and sadly, it is only going to get worse. it did not have to be this way. but trump and house republicans refused to prioritize the needs of everyday americans. the american people were told this version of the president would be different. we were told this version of the president would bring down prices on day one. instead, pric

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. >> you've experienced firsthand some of the chaos as usaid was shuttered. tell us about your experience. >> wow. well, where do you want me to start? uh, it has been absolutely chaotic. and i think chaos and instability are what has been the hallmark of this administration so far, at least in the six weeks that i've experienced it. um, and that's largely due to the influence of doge and elon musk. so on february 24th, that was last monday, for example, i was first told that i would be put on administrative leave along with everyone in the agency. then i was told that i was actually an essential employee, and i needed to keep working, and i was prepared to do that. third, i was told that i would be fired on april 24th as part of a large scale reduction in force of the agency. and then a few hours after that, i was terminated, effective immediately due to being a probationary employee. that just simply means that i am new to my current position. um, but i've worked for the agency for over ten years as a contractor. i'm just a new civil servant. uh, so just in

you know, it's the chaos of this it's chaos is happening a sad day in america when >> we're getting closerto russia. brutal dictatorship and we're getting further and further away from democratic allies. >> that was hannah brandt reporting zelenskyy the prime, the british prime minister and french president are now working together on a new peace deal that they will present to the united states. and president trump. still ahead, an exclusive sit-down with san mateo county sheriff christina corpus just days before a vote could remove her from office. >> plus, president trump vowing to place tariffs on our largest trading partners. why those fees could be lower than previously expected. and after the break, governor newsom declared a new state of emergency to fast track wildfire prevention. we're on president trump is gearing up to double the tariff on china on tuesday. that will bring the import tax up to 20% while trump previously proposed. 25 1% tariffs on imports from. >> mexico and canada. commerce secretary. how are left? not let nick says those rates aren't set in stone yet. let nick

this takes thoughtfulness, not chaos and threats that we have seen from the president. this committee cannot stand by as the executive branch runs roughshod over the constitution and raises prices for all americans. i hope this meeting marks a renewed mission for this body to craft thoughtful trade policy and reclaim our constitutional prerogatives. thank you, and with that ideal back. -- with that i yield back. >> have a pleasure for introducing our witnesses for today's hearing. ambassador greg dowd is president and ceo of national milk producers federation. he was the chief agriculture negotiator during president trump's first term. jeffrey gerrish was deputy ustr during president trump's first term. jonathan is vice president at computer and communications industry association. kevin rosenbaum's executive director of international intellectual property alliance, and greta pietsch is a -- was general counsel at ustr during the biden administration. welcome all and thank you for sharing your insights here today. your written statement will be made a part of the record