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. >> we have heard joe biden and donald trump take reddit for the hostage and cease-fire deal. who do you think deserves more credit? pm netanyahu: i think president trump added great force and powerful leadership to this effort. i appreciate it. he sent a very good emissary. he's helped it along, and you know, i'll just tell you, i'm happy that they're here and i'm sure the president is happy that they're here. and i think that's about enough. >> [indiscernible] pm netanyahu: what about the israeli press taking a press conference in israel, not in washington? >> we would love to take a press conference. >> do you support going forward with this deal and getting all the hostages out? pm netanyahu: i support getting all the hostages out. and meeting all our war goals that include destroying hamas's military and governing capabilities and making sure that gaza never poses a threat to israel. all three. >> [indiscernible] pres. trump: one at a time. >> do you agree with trump's vision of getting all the hostages back home, even if it means to end the war? pm netanyahu: well, i'm n

doing, donald trump is destroying. president bidenrder and push the limits of executive action, but to the benefit of people who were drowning in student that -- debt. he did to help people, the american people depend on for a whole host of things. geoff: let's shift our focus back to elon musk. here is how president trump responded to a reporter's question about whether she gave elon musk any redlines? >> is there anything you have told elon, he cannot touch? pres. trump: well we haven't discussed that much. i'll tell him to go here, go there. he does it. he's got a very capable group of people, very, very, very, very capable. they know what they're doing. they'll ask questions, and they'll see immediately, as somebody gets tongue tied, that they're either crooked or don't know what they're doing. geoff: it would appear that elon musk has a fairly broad mandate in that it is not spelled out at all. >> i think president trump is told elon musk let's change the government. let's slim it down. let's dramatically reduce the federal workf

donald trump. meanwhile joe biden spent a whopping 236 billion on improper payments that's a quarter of a trillionlars we have homeless veterans freezing to death in the cold americans living paycheck to paycheck 56% of americans cannot withstand a 100,000-dollar emergency they don't have the money to pay for it. violent criminal illegal immigrants are in a country using your taxpayer money as well democrats met elon musk for trying to hold the bureaucrats accountable for the waste and fraud and abuse that's what president trump was elected to do and they are doing it take a look. >> i don't think i grasped it until his six wit he brought in some young wizards to go in there and they are just finding crazy. [ bleeps ] and's very strange the left-wing media is ignoring it. it's too big of a win for the right so they are ignoring it. so much they haven't tapped into where they think the real mother lode of fraud is and what joe rogan is right and this isn't a constitutional crisis but a return to constitutional order. a return to limited government and greater freedom and in other words principles e

i think weeanine: are constantly reminded of the difference between biden and donald trump. y day as a how do we tolerate joe biden, given that the movement that donald trump has made intellectual weeks? this is crazy. donald trump is really the first president to use these -- this economic might to influence foreign policy and better the situation for american people. the issue and started warning about tariffs, it's how can we maprotect jobs in manufacturing? and i agree with you on thatou . watching the democrats now to get an awful cargo and guacamole, all of a sudden they are concerned about grocerye prices.y thwe were did the last four yeas when americans could not afford grocerie fords, which is one of the reasons they lost the election. so politically and ideologically motivated,id you will never sync with the american people again r unless they get right with the americanpeop people. think about the fact that if you go to europe, you do not see american cars, in the united states, new york, mercedes, bmw, jaguar, volkswagen. why? because as far as they are concerned,

those international alliances thatjoe biden was so very, very proud of, donald trump doesn't care about. he's the oldest president ever to be sworn in. can he keep the pace up? there is an energy around this administration, their sense of purpose, the speed with which they're moving and the youthfulness of some people within the administration, which could not be a greater contrast, notjust withjoe biden himself, but what did feel like the rather plodding, administration that we saw for the last four years in america. now, his first term in office was often quite chaotic, but he's clearly learned how to do the kind of things in the manner that he wants to do them in, hasn't he? how's that happened ? he's got people around him now who are not trying to stop him from doing some of the more outrageous things he proposes. they're there to implement them willingly, happily. so he has got true believers in his administration. he has come in not only with a much more detailed plan, but with a real theory of how to get it done. and on the rare moments that you hear any kind of self—reflection f

jeanine: i think that we are constantly reminded, dana, the difference between coming in oh, biden and donaldeveryday i say how do we tolerate joe biden given the movement that donald trump it has made in two weeks. i mean, this is crazy. but donald trump is really the first president to use his economic might to influence four is foreign policy and to better the situation for the american people. and the bigger issue instead of worrying about tariffs i think is how can we protect jobs in manufacturing. and i agree with you on that. but you know, watching the democrats now take out and avocado on guac and things like that. where were they the last four years when americans cannot afford groceries and talk about it, which is one of the reasons they lost of the election. they are so politically and ideologically motivated that they will never sync with the american people again unless they get right with the american people. but think about the fact that if you go to europe, you don't see american cars. in the united states, in new york at, it's mercedes, bmw, jaguar, volkswagen, why? because t

upset is truth, joe biden created that hostility donald trump is doing by secures the border, it takeshe numbers going to jeer oh, important for -- zero, important for america and cohesion. larry: rich lowry, probably running out of time, let me get this right. democratic party, national committee elected someone named ken martin, who was tted walz top adviser whose acceptance speech was full of race and gender and usual stuff. honestly, look, what the incredible things that donald trump is doing, and two weeks, a week and a half, look. he is just taking out mexico, canada, panama, colombia, they to this no change. this same old-time religion that got clobbered two months ago. >> i don't think they will learn less be on until maybe second jd vance term. but old-time is right, someone told you have to deny jesus christ is your savior to win our election you would never do it, that is how they look at d.e.i. commitment. it is moral for them, they think it is righteous, and no one -- they we rather lose than give it up. larry: i believe it too. >> can i say, i think it will be jd vance an

joe biden creating that hostility and what donald trump is doing by securing the border and it's takingere's a suite of measures putting into place to make those numbers go to zero. it's so important for america and its cohesion as really immigrant country. larry: rich lowry, probably going to run out of time but let me get this right, the democratic party, national committee elected somebody named ken martin, who was ted walz's top adviser whose acceptance speech was absolutely full of race and gender and all the usual stuff. honestly, look what the incredible thing's donald trump is doing in two weeks, week and a half, whatever it is. look what he's doing and taking that into mexico, canada, panama, columbia and that's for starters. now let's go back to the usa where he's going to do and they're doing this, no change whatsoever and the same old time religion getting clockerred two, three months ago. >> they won't learn lesson till the second jd vance term and all this stuff is a mistake and old time religion is right, larry. if something somebody told you deny that jesus christ is you

donald trump. and meanwhile, joe biden spent. we have now discovered a whopping $236 billion on improper payments last year alone. that's a quarter of $1 trillion. we have homeless veterans freezing to death in the cold. we have americans living paycheck to paycheck. 56% of americans cannot withstand a $1,000 emergency. they don't have the money to pay for it. violent, criminal, illegal immigrants are inside our country. they're using your taxpayer money as well. democrats are mad at elon musk for trying to hold our elected and unelected government bureaucrats accountable for this waste, fraud and abuse. you know, that's exactly what president trump was elected to do. and they're doing it. take a look. >> i don't think i really grasped it until elon's six wizards, he brought in some young. >> wizards to go in there and go over the books, and they are just finding crazy. it's very strange that the media is ignoring it, especially the left wing media. it's just too big of a win for the right and so they're just ignoring it. there's

at the time, president biden said donald trump's behavior is erratic and he does not need those briefings. well, president trump, as he continues to have president biden on his mind, basically did the same thing friday night, but took it one step further. he said that president biden will also not have a security clearance. i am told, however, that former presidents do not have security clearances. they can receive security briefings, intelligence briefings. and here is why, as they travel around the world or give speeches, they like to be read in on what is going on in certain regions of the world. and they often bring information back to the u.s. intelligence community. i think jimmy carter, for example, he traveled for decades after leaving the presidency. he was read in with the the latest intelligence information and then would share it once he returned to the u.s. but donald trump, clearly in a for tat moment, said that joe biden does not deserve this security briefings. and he made that on friday night. but again, this comes four years to the time when president biden did the exact

biden. >> donald trump has. he actually didn't ignore it. >> he did. they continued to plow forward with. he didn't. >> no no no no no. >> let me let me let me set the record. >> he actually got dinged on this. >> i hated the student student loan forgiveness policy. >> what did he say out loud? >> i thought. >> it was. >> i thought it was a ridiculous policy. i thought it was unconstitutional. i predicted it would get struck down. it did get struck down, and i. applauded it. he did not ignore it, though. he went and tried under a different law, so. >> he. >> ignored it. you're allowed. >> no, that's not ignoring. that's not ignoring. trying to do. >> he's trying to do. but let me just understand where you where you stand. if a district court judge rules in a way that the president dislikes, should the president listen or should the president defy? >> if a district court judge tries to usurp the authority of the chief executive of this country, he should absolutely defy it. there's a difference between broad policy decisions and discreet disputes betwee

biden was te president? we don't even know who the republic . they think elon musk is running .on government on one hand, donald trump is a dictator, but on the others running the government. i don't know any dictator to step aside and saynti do, this.e joe biden did not run the government so should it have noe been worried, the only point i want to make on thisth, besides the fact that i'm sick and tired of democrats freaking outhist or the fact that we are not giving money to foreign countries for ridiculous stuff. including two terror organizations, but aside from all of that,lved this is corrup. chuck schumer waive your hands all you want and this new jazzman person, we will be in your face and on your but.tt, e there has to be an investigation by the department of justice. find out who is directing money going to which country and those ideas, are not in alignment with american interest.alig who directed that they would be fundedwith. who got the money at the other end. i am not going to talk about lobbyists who were able to get moneg y to go to foreign countries. what happens, is there is a kickbackin. this is the issue pam has to get involve

. >> president trump, prime minister netanyahu we've heard joe biden and donald trump take credit for hostage and ceasefire deals who do you think deserves more credit? >> i think president trump had a great force, leadership to this effort i appreciate it. he sent -- helped it along, and, you know, i am telling you i am happy they are here i am sure the president is happy that they are here. >>of course that was witkoff what does phase two look like would you say to quitaires right now in the middle of negotiating between hamas and israel? >> well, prime minister netanyahu after my and special envoy meeting another round of go, working with, our partners to qataris working with partners egyptians, at the end of the day, hamas cannot be allowed to continue to terrorize the region, the american people need to think about hamas right in the same senate as al-qaeda and isis worst terrorist groups in the world we couldn't allow isisis al-qaeda on our border govern our space attack us again hamas saying right now as we speak there will be more kt october 7 if they are allowed to survive we

reporter: we have heard joe biden and donald trump take credit for the hostage and ceasefire deal. who do you think deserves more credit? p.m. netanyahu: i think president trump had a great force and powerful leadership to this effort. i appreciate it. he sent a very good emsear. he's -- emissary. he's helped along. i'm happy that they're here. and i'm sure the president is happy that they're here and i think that's about enough. reporter: what about the israeli hostage held in iraq? p.m. netanyahu: what about the israeli press taking a press conference in israel and not in washington? reporter: we would love to take a press conference -- [talking simultaneously] reporter: prime minister netanyahu, do you support going forward with this deal and getting all the hostages out? p.m. netanyahu: i support getting all the hostages out and meeting all our war goals. that include destroying hamas' military and governing capabilities and making sure that gaza never poses a threat to israel again. all three. [talking simultaneously] p.m. netanyahu: i think i should talk to president trump, o

. >> it is, i think, the ultimate sore subject for donald trump is joe biden. she was appointed by biden. she's got to go. he just replaced the head. the two biden appointees, the kennedy performing arts center, kennedy, senator kennedy, kennedy center. pardon me. karine jean-pierre and mike donilon, who are also biden appointees. so right now he's sort of in his furrow or his pharaonic stage where he is just going through the temple and removing any hints and any signs of his predecessor and just striking it from the historic record, whether it's his executive orders, his executive actions, or the people he's appointed to these various agencies. and for donald trump, it's sort of double revenge. not only is he getting these biden appointees out, but in 2021, biden canceled or fired one of trump's appointees to the social security administration. so, in trump's view, a turnabout and then making it even worse is fair play. >> yeah, sabrina, just and also the most notable part of the kennedy center gutting that happened tonight where where trump is basically gutt

reported that the reason it was able to get done is because i like former us president joe biden, that donald trump is prepared to put pressure on the is really government to get the deal done. now he is in public, as you mentioned, saying that there is no guarantees that the piece will last, but he does. the emphasis on this call was a 100 percent about getting all of the captives out. and obviously that can only happen if a 2nd phase is implemented and carried out. so it's going to be interesting to see what comes out of this. especially when the leaders are asked about a 2 state solution. it seems likely that donald trump is on the way towards a bad day, long standing us forward policy on that issue. but again, this is a, one of the issues is going to be what the men young said that he was leaving. and he said it might be time to change the map, expand the map now is really officials and been on american television saying what he meant is expanded, in fact, the growing relations with our air of neighbors. but that, coupled with donald trump floating the idea of pushing palestinians, all of

>> reporter: prime minister netanyahu, we have heard joe biden and donald trump take credit for the hostage and cease-fire deals. who do you think deserves more credit? >> prime minister netanyahu: i think president trump, with great force and powerful leadership. i appreciate it. he sent a very good emissary. he has helped a lot. and, you know, i'll just tell you, i'm happy that they are here. and i'm sure the president is happy that they are here. and i would think that is about enough. >> reporter: president trump, prime minister, what about israeli hostage held in iraq? >> prime minister netanyahu: what about the israeli press taking a press conference in israel and not in washington? [overlapping questions] >> reporter: prime minister netanyahu, do you support going forward with this deal and getting all the hostages out? >> prime minister netanyahu: i support getting all the hostages out and meeting all our war goals. that include destroying hamas' military and governing capabilities and making sure that gaza never poses a threat to us again. all three. >> reporter: are you willing --

that's what we have today under president donald trump. >> happened under biden. >> no, it did not. >> it did. >> a year. >> over year. >> that happened under biden president. >> how'd it go for four years. in office? are you saying it was. >> good? 93%. >> scott, hang on a second, please. >> since president trump took office, there's been a 93% decrease on border crossings. so 90% accurate. that is accurate, congressman. >> that's not accurate. >> but just for. >> you, look at cbp data. >> hold on. >> hold on. it fell. >> last year. hundreds now versus the thousands a day. >> for context the number was very low when trump took office. and now it's lower okay so that's fine. but at the same time the question is he. >> threatened, how high was it under joe biden, though? it was it was. like thousands and thousands. >> to keep everybody on task here on the topic that we're talking. >> no, no, no, no, no. >> 25% threatened tariff. what did he get? and in concessions concretely from these two countries. >> well, you didn't you didn't let us finish on canada, by the way, because he did get

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biden's disappointment... turning to her favorite scapegoat, donald trump. >> former first lady joe biden has spoken out sayingn you. is there any way to patch that up? have you spoken? >> i certainly hope so. the fact is we are all on a mission for the american people. i think it would be important for the children to not have donald trump be president of the united states. and that is -- i would take every step necessary to make sure that didn't happen but it did. now we have to deal with it. >> townhall.com editor on fox news contributor joins us now. >> good morning. great to see you. >> good to see you. to me it was -- he did not want that question and knew it would probably come so she was prepared for it by giving a short answer. and she goes into donald trump and pivots and talks about how it's important for the children. what you think we. >> as they say in washington if you want a friend, got a dog. joe biden is upset that nancy pelosi helped push her husband off the campaign trail and it further exposes this lie that joe biden was voluntarily left his second run for the white house, that it was a co

>> i mean, i think that there is a very big difference between joe biden and donald trump in just the way that they approach things. joe biden is a very methodical thinker. he thinks about things. he talks about things. he doesn't move. he doesn't say random things. and then everybody sort of expects, okay, we're going to go this way, and then we're going to go that way. i think that these men are fundamentally different people. um, so i just think it's a it's a very different comparison. >> i'm not sure joe biden is capable of coherent thought now at this point. but let's open a question. >> well, we can have a different conversation. >> there's a legal there's a legal response, and then there's that response. but anyway, we will see. the test will be do they obey the decisions of the courts? my panel will be back. coming up on cnn this morning, donald trump weighs in on his second in command. why? he is saying it is too early to claim that jd vance as vice president, is his successor in 2028, plus, new york city mayor eric adams could soon be clear of federal corruption charges as t

donald trump reacted to biden signing with a talent agency. >> what do you think of joe biden signingyou got to be kidding. he signed on with a talent agency? i think he's got bigger problems of and that. i think he's got much bigger problems than that but i wish him well. we inherited a mess, this place is a mess but it is quickly being solved. we are going to make america great again. stuart: trump said biden has much bigger problems. do you think, a lot of people saying china has something over biden and that's a big problem. what say you? brian: i don't know. i know they lied about the business dealings in china. hunter biden was on air force 2 to do a business deal with china, two weeks after he lost the election were kamala harris lost the election, pictures of him, with the chinese investors over the company. went to seven different bidens but they say none went into joe's account but joe was the commodity. read james comber's book. take a second. you have no problem saying it, tax people, the guy was not there for four years, the most covered up story in media history is he di

peter doocy asked benjamin netanyahu, you know, you got donald trump and joe biden bothing in yaghtdnd who do you give credit to netanyahu said trump. at the earlier spray earlier in the day peter was not far from the resolute desk and he said okay, and it was another one of those wide ranging trump interviews with the press. peter said okay, so, mr. president, you are talking about getting rid of the department of education. so, why have you nominated a secretary for the department of education by the name of linda mcmahon who used to run sba? that was the question. here's what the president said. >> i told linda, linda, i hope you do a great job and put yourself out of a job. i want her to put herself out of a job. education department. so we're ranked number 40 out of 40 schools. right? we're ranked number one in cost per pupil. spend more per pupil than any other country in the world. we are ranked at the bottom of the list. we are ranked very badly. what i want to do is let the states run schools. i believe strongly in school choice but in addition to that, i want the states to

the question becomes, is donald trump who has taken credit for this hostage deal, who has in some respects dissed. >> the biden donald trump ready to own this agreement? and if so, the question is how much space is he going to give? and no is absolutely right. the prime minister will try to use and play for time. how much space is he going to give benjamin netanyahu as we approach the second phase, this is not joe biden who had this deep, abiding love for the security of israel, the people of israel, the idea of israel, not so much for the netanyahu government. this is donald trump transactional president who wants a nobel peace prize. and if he does, the road to that prize lies through gaza and something for the palestinians. and he's not going to have much patience, i suspect, for benjamin netanyahu, if he sees him delaying, let alone manipulating. >> noga, i have less than. >> a minute left, and i. >> have wanted to push this. conversation forward to tuesday, to the latter phases of this deal. >> because the. >> stakes are, of course, so high for these. >> families, for the region. >> but i do want to live

not one inch of infrastructure in the united states exists or is planned because of donald trump. joe biden did that, and hakeem jeffries did that in the house of representatives. and chuck schumer did that in the united states senate. and they have to listen tonight to the liar who talked about infrastructure week all the time and never built a thing, saying the united states is going to own gaza and turn it into the riviera of the middle east. the united states is never going to own one inch of gaza. not one thing donald trump said about gaza tonight will happen. not one thing donald trump said about gaza tonight is true. donald trump was asked, are the saudis demanding a palestinian state? and his answer was no, they're not. nope. and immediately after the president of the united states lied to the world in that press conference, saudi arabia issued a written statement saying the ministry of foreign affairs affirms that the position of the kingdom of saudi arabia on the establishment of the palestinian state is a firm, unwavering position, and his highness the prime minister has affirmed

mike: we are going to find out now whether it works in real time with donald trump, because under the biden administration list wanted cake -- one equation, but under donald trump it is a different one. he may not be looking at this as such a dangerous signal. even after having met with jen-hsun huang last week it may not be as big a concern. really what we are looking for is the broader negotiation that it's going to happen in april. this is really just sort of the opening round in the conversation between china and the u.s. on trade. the president has ordered a review of the phase one trade agreement he forged at the end of his first term. we are going to hear more about that in april. this is sort of the warm-up act to a bigger conversation. her number, donald trump has talked about imposing tariffs about to 60% additional tariffs on chinese goods. that would really hurt beijing, which is focusing on its exports to the rest of the world as a way of reviving its domestic economy. jackie: bloomberg's mike sheppard. thank you. as alphabet faces a chinese probe the company is set to report a

steel that was originally blocked by the biden administration. donald trump, when he became president, picked up where the biden administration left off. but there's no indication the japanese have backed off their desire to own the sort of primary u.s. steel company. so we'll see if that comes up. and also, what else is on the president's mind? as we've learned as recently as this week, these press conferences can move on to other topics pretty quickly. chris. >> almost always. garrett haake, thank you. we'll be watching along with you. let's go to that agreement now that was reached between the d.o.j. and a group of fbi agents. let me bring in nbc news intelligence and justice correspondent ken dilanian. so what does this do? and what happens if the government pulls out? >> well, chris, under this agreement, the government would have to give the fbi agents two days notice so that they could contest it in court. and i should add, the justice department has said they never had any plans to release this list of names publicly. but the fbi agents associat

to change title ix to include those who identify as women, and the stark contrast between joe biden and donaldcenter, and, you know, protecting women and women sports, to donald trump, is common sense. and what he did was he just made sure that it wasn't going to happen on his watch, and, you know, how many videos did we have to watch of lia thomas standing above riley gains in beating her or volleyball games where you spiked the ball and hit another player who suffered from permanent damage as a result of a guy being, intentionally injuring a woman, and remember, again, this is the olympics, but the boxing guy, the boxer who destroyed those women, and you're right, or nationally, this doesn't impact it, and even with private groups it doesn't impact it, but god bless donald trump for doing this, and you know who needs to get some kudos here? riley gaines. riley gaines right from the beginning was the woman who suffered the most, and she came out and it took guts to face it. she didn't want to go to school. there were death threats and she was not feeling safe, and donald trump said they took

>> not with the donald trump. joe biden or barack obama or anybody else tried, but president, i mean look, people -- we're at war around the world because foreign leaders didn't respect or fear joe biden. think about that. with oneon change, it was like reagan coming in for carter. hostages immediately released. peace. you've got remember here first term. you asked me about what's different. first term, we didn't have any worse. north korea wasn't shooting missiles up in the air, testing their missiles or setting off bombs so that they could take out seattle. i ran, we almost broke them and they were quiet. russia didn't invade anybody. we dealt at least partially with the chinese issue on trade and with, we would finish that the second term. that's the thing. the beauty in all this is there's always speculation. donald trump has a record, trust in trump. >> let's look a little short-term before i let you go here in three or -- >> you keep saying that. just one more question. >> i know. >> we are at the zero. >> zero on the

this is an election where joe biden beat donald trump by more than 7 million votes, 306 to 232, in thelectoral college. and donald trump simply could not accept that he had been repudiated by the american people like that. and everything since has been an effort to undermine and attack that result, including january 6th, which was a deliberate effort to block the peaceful transfer of power. remember to get mike pence to turn the whole table over and simply declare donald trump the winner. and when it didn't work, donald trump decided that basically he had to attack and engage in retribution against anybody who wasn't on his side. and he has succeeded in cleansing the republican party of people like liz cheney and adam kinzinger and mitt romney and the people who would actually stand up for historical fact, for reality, and for the rule of law and for the constitution. and so this vengeance tour, this mass political vendetta, suddenly has become the overriding agenda of the government. and the republican party is allowing his fantasies, his mania and his pathologies to define public pol

president biden, of course, ran to stop donald trump from becoming president. donald trump, of course, won and is back in power. so tonight, president trump, going one step further, blocking security briefings and a security clearance. >> jim jeff zeleny at the white house, thank you so much. coming up, the former fbi deputy director reacts to president trump saying he is going to fire at least some january 6th investigators. >> i've got good news and i've got bad news. what do you want? >> first the bad. >> the news is. >> news even more than ever. >> what's the good news? >> we're doing. >> another season. >> of have i got news for you. >> have i got news for you returns february 15th on cnn. >> so what are you thinking? >> i'm thinking. >> about. >> our honeymoon. what about africa safari? hot air. balloon ride. >> swim with elephants. >> wait. can we. >> afford a safari? >> great question. like everything. >> takes a little planning. >> or put the money towards a down payment. >> on a ranch. >> in montana. >> with horses. >> let's take. >> a look at those s

. >> we have heard joe biden and donald trump take credit for the hostage and cease-fire deal. do you think deserves more credit? >> i think president trump added great force and powerful leadership to this effort. i appreciate it. he sent a very good emissary. he has helped along. >> salvo in the oval office before the news conference. own gaza and dismantling all the unexploded ordinance. rebuild it, guys. >> brian: lucas, no doubt they are in a situation where they have to make a decision. netanyahu says there is no way hamas will stay in charge. michael waltz says that the trump administration position is there's no way hamas stays in charge. but, if you have seen the hostage takeover, they are still the number one presence in the area. they are the ones still with the guns. >> lucas: that's right. we saw those hamas soldiers kidded with out with brand new uniforms, weapons. hamas still a force in gaza. also, just a few days ago when trump was talking about leveling tariffs on mexico and canada you saw a big about-face, perhaps. this announcement will get the attention of o

netanyahu we heard joe biden and donald trump take credit for hostage and ceasefire deal.

. >> reporter: prime minister netanyahu, we have heard joe biden and donald trump take credit for thels. who do you think deserves more credit? >> prime minister netanyahu: i think president trump, with great force and powerful leadership. i appreciate it. he sent a very good emissary. he has helped a lot. and, you know, i'll just tell you, i'm happy that they are here. and i'm sure the president is happy that they are here. and i would think that is about enough. >> reporter: president trump, prime minister, what about israeli hostage held in iraq? >> prime minister netanyahu: what about the israeli press taking a press conference in israel and not in washington? [overlapping questions] >> reporter: prime minister netanyahu, do you support going forward with this deal and getting all the hostages out?

but it hasn't always been so, um, back in 2021, of course, after donald trump had lost to joe biden, um, barak ravid, who now is with axios but longtime chronicler of the israeli government and of benjamin netanyahu, he quoted trump as saying this, quote, i haven't spoken to him since, trump said of the former israeli prime minister. f him. the first person to congratulate biden was bibi, and not only did he congratulate him, he did it on tape. so what has netanyahu done to try to rebuild his relationship with donald trump? and what are the pitfalls for netanyahu? >> yeah, i don't think there's any need to rebuild the relationship. i think donald trump, at the end of the last election to biden, um, was frustrated with the i think that was a reflection of of of of of that the prime minister of israel, regardless of who it is, is always one of the first to congratulate a newly elected president of united states due to the unique relationship between the two countries. so i wouldn't read too much into that. it is clear that donald trump has changed the paradigm regarding the middle east

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so look at -- >> brian: you think the border was secure during joe biden. >> marie: if donald trump says i am willing for the american people to pay more even though i promise lower prices. >> harris: he already said that, he said there may be a little bit of -- >> marie: are you okay with that? now we are paying for everything. we are going to pay more for everything, "the wall street journal" says so, we don't trust "the wall street journal" as "wall street journal" as economists here. >> harris: we will see. the incentive for those countries to have businesses come here as you go from 28 to 15% of attacks if you not only do business here, that will take you 22, but you get to 15 because you are going to build and build in american jobs here. we don't know, maybe that phone call has a lot of sweetness to it. >> marie: those companies -- >> harris: that prime minister is going out the door, you don't know what kind of deal he will go. >> marie: they will go to china, not mexico, not here. that's what's going to happen pair we will watch together. >> emily: what is also going to happen i

la situaciÓn laboral que biden le heredÓ al presidene donald trump. importa si pierde su fuero para someterse a la justicia. alejandro godÍnez tiene sus declaraciones. >> niego rotundamente el delito que se me imputa. >> cuauhtÉmoc blanco, una de las figuras mÁs importantes del futbol mexicano y actual diputado federal, afirmÓ que la denuncia en su contra por presunta tentativa de violaciÓn contra una mujer es resultado de lo que calificÓ como chantaje. esta no es la primera vez que se habla del caso, ya que en los Últimos meses de 2024 se hizo pÚblica la denuncia. >> en mayo de 2024 presentÉ una denuncia ante la fiscalÍa de morelos contra la seÑora fabiola n por el delito de amenazas y extorsiÓn. >> segÚn blanco, cuando Él estaba en funciones como gobernador. nidia fabiola quiÉn dijo cuauhtÉmoc? no se trata de su hermana. le exigiÓ 1 millÓn de pesos por dejar un cargo en el gobierno estatal. >> le pedimos su renuncia y ahÍ empieza la extorsiÓn. entonces, he ahÍ son donde empieza el el el tejemaneje de esta supuesta violaciÓn. >> durante la rueda de p

donald trump: yes. that would be called total obliteration. and i can't imagine they would do that. it should have been stated by biden it because he had no clue as you know. as everyone knows. >> reporter: what is your vision for a relationship with iran? >> president donald trump: i would love to have a good relationship with everybody, they can't have a nuclear weapon, that was my only thing that was very important, they can have a nuclear weapon but beyond that it would be tough if they insist on doing that. they have some of their leadership that i can tell you right now and maybe you know it and maybe you don't but there are many people at the top ranks that do not want to have a nuclear weapon just for that very reason. >> reporter: what is your reaction to china's retaliatory tariffs? >> president donald trump: that is fine. we will do very well against china and against everybody else. right now they have taken advantage of the vine administration like i've never seen. i have never seen the deficit where china is about $1 trillion. think about it, a trillion dollars. they are using our money. biden let that h

dangerous about what is happening and as we are trying to compare president biden's executive order on student loans and what donald is doing, he is destroying -- president biden signed an executive order and pushed the limits of executive action but to the benefit of people drowning in student debt in order to help people and not to destroy the government that the american people depend on for a whole host of things. geoff: here's how president trump responded to a question about whether he gave elon musk any redlines. >> is there anything you have told elon musk he cannot touch? >> well we havent discussed that much. i'll tell him to go here, go there. he does it. he's got a very capable group of people, very, very, very, very capable. they know what they're doing. they'll ask questions, and they'll see immediately, as somebody gets tongue tied, that they're either crooked or don't know what they're doing. geoff: so it would appear that elon musk is a fairly broad mandate in that it is not spelled out at all if you take into account would president trump is saying. matthew: he has told elon musk let's change the

come in, you know, kind of redevelop this land and then "own it", in donald trump's words — of course, the last president, president biden in the region. to relocate gazans would be a recipe for chaos and tension in the region. we've been hearing, obviously, a lot of reaction within the us — politicians really sounding off. nearly, you know, all democrats who have spoken out about this have been against it. of criticising this plan. law is a big one. but then you look at the us resources that it would take to, you know, pull off this kind of plan — i mean, and we could be talking about us military, you know, troops, boots on the ground there. laid out in ridiculous and absurd and pointing out from palestinians i have spoken to in general you get conflict with israel. of nationalism, very painful histories. on the israeli side, certainly, there are many who will be encouraged by the very pro—israel general very popular with israelis. them in the strip — through the recent stages of the war. saying this is the only solution to as you say, yolande, we're almost at that what does that involve? that second stage involves basi

biden's security clearance has been revoked. let me show you this from the current president donald trump on truth social. no need for joe biden to continue receiving access to classified information therefore immediately revoking joe biden's security clearance and revoking his daily intelligence briefings. he sent this president and 2021 when he instructed the intel community to stop the 45th president of the united states, me, from accessing details on national security, a courtesy provided to former presidents. to her report revealed that biden suffers from poor memory and, even in his prime, cannot be trusted with sensitive information. talk about on a date on the way out the door. i will always protect our national security. joe, you are fired. make america great again! very briefly 10 seconds each. strong boarding there is this petty or the right thing to do. >> i think the american people want the truth. everybody knew from the her report that biden was declining, mentally unfit to be president, and president trump is finally telling the american people what they want to hear all along. you can't tr