donald trump has always sued people. he's always done this to people, anybody he's in business with, you know, a contractor who comes to fix something on the mar-a-lago lawn, you know, will get sent a lawsuit. and the problem is, as we know and as a european, i still find this extraordinary. lawsuits are incredibly distracting for people. they're expensive, they're distracting. they tape up, they take executives time so you can see the pressure to settle, because these companies have other things to do. but as kara says, it's terrible for the first amendment. >> but as as someone who watched media companies during the trump years and even the time when he wasn't in office go after donald trump, cover him unfairly, this doesn't necessarily upset me. like this. >> is something that's unfairly got to. >> be more specific about. >> that, because. >> what is the unfair coverage? >> well, the unfair coverage of donald trump when it comes to, for instance, the facebook suppressing the hunter biden laptop, how media 51 intellige

and donald trump had been saying is, you know, that he would solve it in 24 hours. and then trump said, well, maybe it'll take 6 months. general kellogg said it's gonna take me a 100 days. so as you kind of look at it, look at the attention and you have been an advocate for negotiating. seeing negotiations between russia and ukraine as a key piece that needed to move forward. now that it's moving forward, do you worry that donald trump could agree or push a deal that gives russia a green light to expand further in what used to be considered sphere of influence? i don't think that donald trump is going to reach a meaningful agreement with the russians, and i can explain why. and i think the end result is that this war is going to go on. and i think the russians have a vested interest in taking more territory than the for all bloss and crime me or which they've already the next. so i think the, if the in the is what we'll get here is a frozen conflict, not any form of meaningful peace agreement. and the russians will have a big slice of territory, which will have deva

donald trump from oil prices. is going to land.donald trump factor, it looks like we will see significant growth potentially coming in from some other...ex—us, non—opec producers. but the trump factor is so outsized. capital markets, thank you forjoining us. thank you. but where does all of that leave america's renewable energy industry? i'm joined by the president of the american council on renewable energy, ray long. industry right now. well, mark, it's nice to be here. thanks for the question. well, things are a little different right now. certainly different from the past few years ithink, you know, one of the interesting and exciting the united states. about industrial processes being electrified, we're looking at an increase in electricity demand is needed by 2030. so, that's a lot of electricity that we need and it's an incredible opportunity for all the different projects operated, and it's contributing to the economy. so, i see the policy landscape changing right now happening at the top of washington politics right now? t

i guess they want some leftist under donald trump.question released a phonic for un ambassador. what is the wait for? awaiting procedural floor vote on nomination. scott turner, hud secretary holding up the hud secretary? pam bondi for attorney general for attorney general of the united states. federal law and order, criminal investigations and prosecutions. massive responsibility to say this is a former chief of staff there and they are holding her up. they are holding her up. what else? they got into the floor, democrats won't agree to an up or down vote now they have to gather hours and hours of this cloture process. we don't need to get into the weeds and what it is but to get around a potential filibuster in the chris wright, the energy secretary. doug collins the va secretary to be. so, they have to deal with that and get a procedural vote and overcome with that? now if final confirmation votes and finally occurred for rubio, ratcliffe, ratcliff had to get to the process the filibuster process. hegseth they tried to knock out, k

but here's the beauty of what donald trump has done. he has completely subsumed the legislative branch. they have bent the knee to the point where they are terrified of crossing trump, but they're also terrified of crossing musk because thanks to citizens united, he can pour an. unlimited amount of money into any primary and take any of them out. and you've got the courts, which, of course said to donald trump, you can do whatever you want as president and it's not criminal. >> and by the way. >> you're also able, because of the constitution, to pardon anybody who does anything criminal in your behalf, no questions asked. so is there something on paper that the founding fathers thought they could do? of course, they came up with a fabulous system. unfortunately, we've gotten to the point where the system is collapsing. it's not working. and again, the only people that should be pointing this out all day, all night are the democrats, and they're not doing what they need to be doing. >> all right, julie, congressman, please stick around.

does this all feel like overreach by donald trump? >> yeah.ion. and that's something that donald trump, as adrian said, promised to do to challenge existing norms, to do whatever he needs to do in order to advance his agenda. to be fair, this is not the first president to exceed his executive authority. the question is, what will congress and the courts do? how will they handle it? we'll see when appropriators at some point, who fund all these government programs decide to say enough is enough. if we have something in the budget, that means it's a priority for congress and the american people. it has to go forward. at some point, that's going to happen. >> okay, carlos and adrian, it's good to see you both my friends. thank you much. unraveling the black box mysteries. what new we black box mysteries. what new we have learned and what it all if you take or have taken humira for moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis and still have symptoms... you don't have to settle. ask your gastroenterologist if switching to rinvoq is righ

no one i could have predicted donald trump coming out of, i guess really 2012. predicted -- everyone thought jeb bush was the leader of the republican party going into 2015, so as long in the woods and wilderness as they may seem, it only takes one semi-brilliant person, look at obama, donald trump, to rally the troops when they're lost and a desperate. you can't just sit here and say they're lost in the woods and republicans can rest on their laurels for the next four years. rachel: not. but i'm not sure this guy's going to lead them out -- joey: no. rachel: but we'll see. maybe he'll raise a ton of money, and they'll be in a better 1309. although money didn't save them last time. charlie: exactly. one of the wonderful things ab donald trump is he has completely undone the magic of money in politics by beating -- she outspent him by 3x -- rachel: oh, i know. so true. by the way, it's, like, 20 the times as much in the hispanic community. charlie: yeah. joey: the commercials are that bad, it doesn't matter how much money you spend on them, i guess. charlie: okay

donald trump caved. and as the white house flailed and made excuses, democrats assembled, democratic attorneys general rushed to sue two federal courts, blocked the implementation of that freeze. democratic lawmakers sounded the alarm about the impact to people in their states, and trump quickly. trump quickly rescinded the memo. democrats perhaps learned an important lesson very early in the trump administration 2.0 an immediate end to health care and preschool for poor kids, plus some arts and education cuts. elon musk's dream project 2025 stated ambition. well, apparently trump was afraid of the kind of disruption that that would cause, and donald trump backed down. amid all of this, there is reporting that the all out assault on civil servants is making them even more committed to their mission, to be determined to determine, to remain at their posts, civil servants ready to fight, even under threat. this is important because my next guest was one of those people. this week, the federal reserve held

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talking to donald trump.cussing last night, she's not really going to be there to produce quality intelligence because, as you pointed out, donald trump is not a big reader. she's going to be there to sow chaos in the intelligence community. she's going to harm links we have with other intelligence organizations. i mean, in a way, this is another one of donald trump's very trolly kind of let's see how much i can make republicans and the public put up with in a, in a nomination. so, i mean, she's it's a dangerous nomination. and if it's approved, there's going to be chaos in the intelligence community. >> yeah. these these three rfk gabbard and kash patel, people have to remember, these are not obscure policies that don't have an actual effect on people's lives and livelihoods. this needs to be taken seriously. tom, thanks as always. tom nicholls, staff writer for the atlantic, author of the book our own worst enemy the assault from within on modern democracy. all right. coming up, where the ongoing investigat

and they were sent to do so by donald trump. now he wants to essentially silence and punish anyone that was involved in holding these people accountable. and i think the other piece of this that people aren't talking about is what donald trump is also doing, is he is signaling to all of these folks across the country very dangerous people, by the way, that now have been pardoned. and there are other militia groups that he is going to protect them. he is building himself a private army and militia of people across the country that are willing to do whatever it is that donald trump says. and i think we've got to take this very seriously and know that what he is doing is damaging and harming our national security infrastructure, while building his own and supporting those militia, those white nationalist groups that are supporting him across the country. it's really dangerous. >> this time, almost eight years ago, i'm sure you recall, congressman, when donald trump was carrying out executive orders, the muslim ban and what have you

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the $5.00 cc, has told donald trump in that conversation, that the world is counting on donald trump for middle east peace. which i would imagine that to any president, anywhere at any time, is going to be a very attractive proposition. i want to ask you this, given the fact that many been missing, yahoo is still in changed within of course be that these are the political situation at the same time. is there a mechanism now where it is more possible not to work towards some sort of solution for them at least some even towards some sort of to save solution. beth, is that opportunity better now than it was previously? no, no, no, not as long of not as long as this government is in power, not as long as prime industry and it anyhow, is the prime minister of israel. not as long as the, as the palestinian authority is as the weekends and the west bank. um, as it is and not as long as from us. uh for all intents and purposes, controls garza. now we may, you know, we in the middle east, um, i knew and i are both of them. at least we may be looking up to trump. i don't think this is a priori

and very importantly, donald trump is attacking working families.king families. we governors. right, because we're delivering the services that people need in the states. so we are talking to one another. many of us have had phone calls with one another to talk about what do you think? how are you talking about this? what are you doing to protect people from cuts in meals on wheels and others? so there's been a lot of i wouldn't call it coordination, but i just say we're sharing a lot of ideas with one another. and, you know, i started an organization that's focused on safeguarding democracy among governors. we're working hard with one another to think about how do we fight back, how do we push back? we obviously need to go to court. and we did over the last two weeks. and fyi, we've won three times in a row going to federal court. so we're going to continue to do that because we know that we're on the right side of the law, and the trump administration is on the wrong side. but governors are at the front lines. you know, we're the ones who are taki

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the number one push of donald trump is what do you think of donald trump. i will tell you i don't like you, donald trump. but he's changed everything. this is a fight for our republic. i have known it from the beginning. that is why i was one of the first people in america to protest at his first rally in new hampshire. my friend who is a big mentor we did it together so i have been fighting against trump this entire time. how did trump change everything? he threw out the bushes, he threw out ryan. he threw out their legacy of unpopular policies. while we know that is the republican party they have convinced the entire public that is not because rhetorically he threw them out. it was an incredible move of genius, evil genius, but genius. he's changed everything and unfortunately to a large degree we have changed very little. we are running same failed strategy over and over without realizing that the battle has shifted understood our feet. i want to talk about one of those things i talk about a lot but the way we do fund-raising. the way we do fund-raising

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donald trump is committed to that.i am committed to that and so many murderers and activists around the country are committed to thinking outside the box because these children need every opportunity to succeed. >> this is been growing and festering for a long time but it exploded and exploded in complete view for many parents during covid and suddenly kids were stuck at home on a computer. whether you like it or not all of this has to be solved in the process of politics and i really do, congressman donalds touched on this, this is a terrific political issue for republicans and it is not because it helps republicans win political campaigns, it is that you can actually get things done because so many of the worst performing schools are in areas that have been run by democrats forever, one party cities, one party states and this is the kind of thing that turns voters away, and in search of real solutions, new solutions, something different and the best solution is giving parents more ability to send their kids where the

well, yeah i'll, i'll get to that. donald trump, this is donald trump, did not want a potential conflict with the wrong right away. he it, and it was, it was, it was heading there. yeah. and was sort of the testing ground for what is real was planning to do in iran, and that is stop thanks to the ceasefire. the trumpet as golf, buddy steve woodcock secured. this trump is handed over the west bank to israel effectively. israel's rampaging through the northern west bank trying to stamp out all signs of resistance around janine, where the palestinian authority is lost control it is working to be fund and run east jerusalem. the us is fully on board with that is crediting the u. n. refugee works agency, it is allowing settlers ending in bolding, settlers to rampage and carry out price tag terror attacks and post it in on post indian villages. by reversing one of the only things, the blinking by the administration did to keep israel on a leash which was to sanction for violent a sarah settler terrorist. those sanctions are gone. that sends a message to the rest of the settlers. and the west b

we know what this donald trump white house is all about.'s just the fact that these guys are willing to go and compromise their ideals, but also the ideals that these companies. >> but he's giving them. >> will they be ready to defend him? remember, after charlottesville, when all those business leaders that were on his councils had to stand there, like. >> let's see. >> what happens. but they are giving. he's giving them half. he's giving them $500 billion to develop ai that china just did for 6 billion, as you know. why wouldn't they? >> but the idea that billionaires are stalwarts of democracy. >> thank. >> you was never a good plan, right? the idea that we're billiards. >> definitely not what he ran on. >> right. but no. but also like the billionaires were going to save the mainstream media, right? >> but they care. >> about us, right? they care about us. and it turns out those guys mostly care about making money. >> i mean, the idea, the idea that any of this matters to them in the real sense, what is predicated on the notion that they

tambiÉn el presidente donald trump ordenÓ imponer aranceles al mÉxico y canadÁ.aÍses. >> este sÁbado el presidente donald trump firmÓ la orden para imponer aranceles a las exportaciones de mÉxico, canadÁ y china. >> matando a cientos de miles de personas al aÑo. >> las acciones rÁpidamente provocaron reacciones entre los vecinos norteamericanos del paÍs provocando una guerra comercial emergente. a mÉxico le impuso aranceles de 25% los productos que exporta estados unidos. se pronunciaron sobre el anuncio a travÉs de redes sociales. >> le propongo el presidente donald trump establecer una mesa de trabajo con nuestros mejores equipos. >> amenazando con tomar medidas: >> esperemos la respuesta de donald trump a la propuesta y en la maÑanera les estaremos informando las medidas de lo que llamamos el plan b. el primer ministro de canadÁ fue claro al decir que aplicarÁs aranceles del 25% a los productos estadounidenses por valor de $30,000,000,000 que ingresan a canadÁ a partir del martes. >> esta decisiÓn afectarÍa a los canadienses. los aranceles contra canadÁ pondrÁ

and donald trump never forgot them.t is why you saw the laken riley bill last weekend and these moms getting just a little bit of their pain lessened by just thinking that maybe somebody else's daughter won't have the same thing happen. charlie: and i think it's also a reminder of how culpable the media has been in covering this issue. rachel: yes. charlie: most of the media only covers this from the sort of selena gomez perspective. they're always wanting to do these sob stories. oh, this person is in a bad situation without ever focusing on the laken rileys and the people who have suffered the worst. rachel: charlie, what does this tell you about a the white house communications team? if that they are taking this head on like this? charlie: i think it tells you everything you need to know about donald trump9 and the white house communications team is an extension of donald trump. a. rachel: absolutely. charlie: you know, it's uncomfortable, it's unpleasant. we would all a rather not be talking about this stuff, but he

donald trump entertained ceos. and then if he was impressed, he would give an exemption for those products. at this point, everything looks like it's across the board except for oil from canada, which will be taxed at 10% instead of 25%. but now what happens next? how long does it take for the consumer to feel these these higher prices? i will say one thing washing machines is a good example. in the first trump administration, he put taxes on washing machines from mexico, i believe, and washing machine prices for domestic and imported washing machines all went up. so prices went up. when you put tariffs and any place in the supply chain. >> given what you know about this industry, though, last quick question. when donald trump says i want everything to be manufactured in the united states. now, that's the goal here, along with trying to curb fentanyl coming in and the illegal immigration, the issues that he's tacking on to this, if that can't happen at the drop of a hat. >> no, it can't. and there are some countrie

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elon musk or donald trump? >> well, donald. >> trump is the president. >> period. you know, full stop. exclamation point. he is the president. he obviously is getting advice from elon musk in ways that we've not seen a president take advice or give power to someone in the private sector. you know, this can be very confusing for people because so much is happening in the government here in washington. the phrases you remember that movie, everything everywhere, all at once. yeah, that's how people describe what the government does. it touches every aspect of our lives. and when it runs well, you don't necessarily think about it, but they're everywhere. everything all at once. right now we're seeing that same phrase applied to the first 100 days and the effort to totally redefine government. everything, everywhere, all at once. this purge happened a few days after they impounded the distribution of funds and then rescinded that and said, wait a minute, okay. you know, my bad. we're going to hold off on that. it comes in the wake of all kinds of changes throughout gove

. >> this involves donald trump. >> and i'm going to show you exactly what's happening. but the. >> first thing to know is. >> this breaks with history. >> and precedent. >> it is not normal. it is not standard, and it is not. part of the other. >> traditional and. >> even expected. >> personnel moves. >> that you have between administrations. you may have. >> heard the term political. appointee and our coverage of these hearings. that's all standard. what's not standard, and what could. >> be a friday night sort. >> of news. >> dump. >> an effort to hide. >> something that donald. trump doesn't want you. >> to see on the news tonight. is this. >> top. >> nonpartisan and career fbi officials basically. >> being pushed. >> in a so-called. purge to. >> resign or. >> face firing. agents who were involved in. >> investigations of. >> maga. >> of the crime spree that was well. documented on january. >> 6th. >> and related. investigations that also touched on donald trump's. >> role. >> they are being told, as the ap reports, that they'll be moved to fire those agents involved

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donald trump from 2016 all the way to the present.shtick and his jam and those of his supporters. what we saw that i thought was interesting, however, was there was a point during the last administration where it felt like the right was easing, the easing off the gas with respect to the notion of culture wars. we weren't hearing as much about it. and then out of nowhere, it seemed once donald trump had gotten elected again and now has been inaugurated, and the new president, he basically ended the war, the culture wars, without firing a single shot. but at the same time, i think he's taking advantage about the fact that there are still some people who are not paying attention. so that's where you have the opportunity to sort of talk out of both sides of your mouth, as you've just pointed out, because folks who are watching this are saying like, you are, well, if you're taking everything about culture out of the federal government, how do you then basically put out another statement in favor of black history month? the two things do no

. >> donald trump's. >> newly minted. secretary of defense, pete hegseth. >> in short. >> order, is. >> exacting donald trump's. >> revenge on retired four star general. former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley. >> quote. >> removing his security detail, revoking his security clearance and. ordering an inspector general inquiry into his record. viewers of this. program remember all too well that general milley was a frequent target of. donald trump's rage and deranged rants that included, quote, suggesting that general milley had committed treason and should be put to. >> death. >> end quote. in part. because of public. >> threats like that, threats that sound like they're straight out. >> of north. >> korea or russia. quote, general. milley received a. preemptive pardon from president biden, a pardon that. >> means. >> quote, general milley cannot be. >> court martialed. >> but a finding against him could lead to a decision to reduce his rank, even in retirement. in plain english. reduce his rank means po

so kristen took us to the details of what we know and donald trump's russian. now for this yeah, he released the statement really taking aim at canada and declaring that he was doing this in response to the sentinel prices here in the united states. in an attempt to stop the flow of illicit drugs from coming in over the northern border and he expanded the state of emergency that he signed in the last week dealing with migraines at the southern border to include the druggist slow coming over the northern border. he noted that drugs coming into the united states are causing a public health crisis threatening society here and declared that he wanted to do something about it. he accused canada of doing too little to address the problem and was a lot of the focus when we talk about illegal drugs in the united states has that on the southern borders and drugs coming in there. he says that there is growing evidence that mexican cartels are actually building labs and he's cited canadian research on this that the drum sizes in canada is now growing. and they're actually

the other one, donald jordan, this is obviously a real life though. but you, instead of 700 people have been killed in the democratic republic of congo since sunday, december 23 fighters take over the eastern city of ramadan sconces in the us instead of delta of sending multiple hundreds on 56 people on the something we're doing passively very, substantially increasing. we're not us what's on donald trump, some goods from canada, mexico and china coming to the palestinian and the seriously engine, israel's war on guns of finally getting away out for treatment. the roof of border crossing between egypt and gaza is set to reopen on saturday for the 1st time in 8 months. it will initially be patient for patients needing medical attention and the world health organization says 50 will be allowed to leave on south of a. the crossing serves as a lifeline for palestinians and garza as well as of course the land see an ad blockade. for 18 years, the partial reopening is bought of the sci fi deal between him, us and israel. this while the crossing was seized b

instead of i know a number of people who voted for donald trump for the first time. they were so disgusted than what they felt was happening in the biden administration. i talked to many of them this week instead of talking about the economy. i was fielding questions on whether or not the trump administration wanted to stop commemorating, um, black history month, women's history month, hispanic heritage month. >> this is the directive that a lot of the agencies. but dod today put out a memo saying no more celebration of history month. >> or holocaust remembrance day or mlk. >> i was fielding all of these questions. so when people said that they voted for donald trump because they were concerned about, you know, the price of eggs and all of these type of things because of donald trump's own doing. we're having to have this conversation about die, die for many people, and i call them the woke right. it has become a stand in for being black and unqualified. and what i would like for the trump administration to do. susie wiles i love her, never met her. i want to meet he