elbridge colby another top position.l substance and wheel experience. and to see these senators like one after the other after the other. i just thought it was appalling. >> isn't it like -- i had to take a step back in the hearing. they are totally gaslighting. all of the things that they're accusing these people of, i'm like wait a second, this is what you have been doing for the last four years. you have weaponized the justice system. you have literally taken a backseat to what is good for america. and the truth is that these men and women that are filling these cabinet positions. they understand donald trump's plan. his vision, and they are ready to execute. and they are not afraid of things that people in the past have been. they are going to achieve results for the american people. no matter what. >> laura: now, we have been hearing that some republican senators, especially with big agricultural basis. alabama has a lot of agriculture burning up the white house phone lines today about these tariffs. now, i happen t

colby is a welcome exception. he believes that america is a real concrete nation and people with real concrete interests. and that the fundamental purpose of our foreign policy is to protect and advance those interests. in the past 30 years, american foreign policy has lurched from disaster to disaster. to be a friend of the reigning consensus is to be an advocate of same failed ideas that led us to spend trillions of dollars for causes that were not ours while leaving us woefully unprepared for the ones that are. america does not need more of the same. what america needs is a new approach, a new strategy, a new philosophy of strength for the 21st century. that is what elbridge colby will deliver. no one can argue that he is not qualified thor this role. he spent over 20 years working in the defense and foreign policy, serving in the department of state, the department of defense, and various national security positions at different think tanks. he served feignfully in the fairs trump administration as the deputy

colby wrote in the past.very person that we nominate to a position will have at least one thing that they disagree with the president about. that's okay. the president's policy is extremely clear. we cannot tolerate nuclear proliferation especially in iran. that will be the policy of the administration. it was during the trump administration. >> what do you need to see from canada to roll back the tariffs. >> the president will have conversations with the canadians. we need to see real engagement on the fentanyl drug issue. that's the underlying element of the tariffs. we think the canadians have not been serious about stopping the drug trade. people will sometimes say well, if you look at the numbers the mexicans send way more fentanyl into the united states than the canadians do. canadians from allowed a lot of fentanyl to come into the country. it is not a defense that more has come from mexico. >> bill: the last thing about colby the third in charge of the pentagon. some republicans question his approach

that's elbridge colby.and after he gave those remarks at this confirmation hearing, he came out, he spoke to reporters, and he was asked about that controversial and consequential decision by president trump to halt military aid, suspend military aid to ukraine, and what it would take to release that aid. and he said that if zelenskyy, president zelenskyy of ukraine comes to the negotiating table, then he said all options would be on the table. >> obviously, i'm here to talk about my friend colby. i think he'll make a great, great policy lead at the department of defense. it's why the president nominated him. and i just wanted to be here to give a word of encouragement, a word of approval, and just lend my reputation to bring his confirmation, because i think it's a really, really important person for us to have at the department of defense. we have gone for too long letting our industrial base get degraded, allowing our troops to not even have the munitions that they need to fight the wars of the future. p

wealthiest were best protected in the world, and the poorest had had almost nothing african leaders, colby of self interest vaccine a possible. but those who advise western governments on disease control side, it's complicated. i think it's probably on helpful to label it as seen it selfish. there's a real tension that we need to recognize between sovereignty and solidarity government so that what you mean by that being populations to protect that population. and so they may see that the key mandate is protecting all people and everything else is secondary. we also have at the time, the creation of the ox with astrazeneca vaccine total that you take government to donate surplus pro did not take jobs to bundle populations in other nations. or for a nice, wealthy country is we'd going from no protection to very high levels of protection . so the chance of someone going to hospital dying from coming 19 was an 8 to 0. and if you focused vaccines on old rivals in the world, many lives could have been saved in poor countries. so i think that, that in equity, i actually prolong the pandemic becau

combinado con el colby jack cheese, es un picoso perfecto.vo desde roma te vamos a decir lo que ahora revela el vaticano sobre la salud del papa francisco y quien ocupa su lugar en la misa que abre la cuaresma y la tradicional procesiÓn. satcha: esta maÑana no te puedes perder las reacciones a la nueva serie de meghan markle. las tenemos todas en "sin rollo". de van a sorprender. karla: ademÁs, lady yankee demanda a su exesposa y su ex cuÑada por $250,000,000. te vas a sorprender la reacciÓn de pina. tenemos lo Último. satcha: en nuestra encuesta del dÍa los famosos responde, quÉ es mÁs importante que se han atrevido a hacer y de dÓnde sacan el valor? te vas a sorprender las respuestas. karla: porque aquÍ cuidamos tu saludo pongan atenciÓn. hablaremos de las enfermedades que usted de los hombres esconden y cÓmo podemos ayudarlos. satcha: esta maÑana nos visita en vivo osvaldo rÍos. karla: bienvenidos a esta nueva hora de "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] jessica: buenos dÍas. bienvenidos vas a decir que sÍ, que si a este revoltillo digita

colby stay up late last night, i build them are. data has them running off today. you will see her later on. >> all over the place picnics were having me. hate -- i'm centre smith, this is america's newsroom. the president spoke for 100 minutes last night, and he went through a laundry list of accomplishments so far and told lawmakers he is only getting started. >> president trump: we have accomplished more in 43 days than most administrations have accomplished in four years. or eight years. i've created the brand-new department of government efficiency. [cheering and applause] >> president trump: doge. perhaps you've heard of it. we found hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud laws plus. >> president trump: the official policy of the united states government, there's only two genders. mail and female. [cheering and applause] >> president trump: i look at the democrats in front of me, and i realize there is absolutely nothing i can say to make them happy, or to make them stand or smile are applied. nothing i can do. >> bill: two different sides of the room, right

combinado con el colby jack cheese, es un picoso perfecto.iento en mÉxico como si hubiese tenido una luz entre miles de representante gano un casting. incluso estuvo en la casa de rbd por corto tiempo. llegarÍa otro llamado el de crear una familia. durante mucho tiempo estuviste con alejandro fernÁndez. fuiste su pareja. en mÁs, eres la madre de emiliano y valentina. sus hijos. esto es una relaciÓn que nunca se va acabar. son padres de dos niÑos. cÓmo estÁ esa situaciÓn actualmente? y ahora quÉ estÁ dedicada todo ese mundo espiritual? >> esta situaciÓn, definitivamente, para mÍ habÍa un plan que es mi creencia y tenÍamos que encontrarnos para tener esos dos bellos hijos. no creo que las cosas sean casuales, sino tiene que ser de esa manera. tenÍamos que ser los padres de emi y vale. todo una separaciÓn siempre es dolorosa al principio. por supuesto, pero siempre fue los mejores tÉrminos. le quiero muchÍsimo. tenemos una muy buena relaciÓn. marcela: lo puedo imaginar. lo has ayudado en alguna oportunidad con los Ángeles? >> sÍ, claro. un buen

combinado con el colby jack cheese, es un picoso perfecto.a? >> de lo malo se aprende mucho mÁs de lo bueno. si estas pasando por cosas malas es enseÑanza. sean pacientes y constantes. [mÚsica] alan: hablemos del concierto. aparte del concierto son de las pocas que he visto en mi vida o la Única que utiliza los drones. >> sÍ. mÁs de 200 drones haciendo un sho en el aire. se pudo ver con un artista urbano. el monterrey. y lo logramos. [mÚsica] tenemos tambiÉn una colaboraciÓn cerquita en puerta con el seÑor don julio preciado el gigante de la banda. alan: la canciÓn ya llego. ya tiene 1,000,000,000. [risas] 1,000,000,000 de reproducciones. [mÚsica] cuÁl es el secreto para que una banda dure tantos aÑos?existen aÑos que llevan mucho mÁs aÑos que ustedes, pero 35 aÑos no es nada fÁcil. cuÁl es el secreto? >> no lo sÉ. creo que no hay secretos. somos transparentes. decimos lo que hacemos. sobre todo creo que mÁs que nada la constancia, la preserve Éranse y el no desistir. alan: la banda el recodo los felicita. lo hay para todos. todos son hermano