open eligibilities at donald cortez on location with data according to mosque as mayor survey. so i've gotten in this is the largest ukrainian drone attack against the russian capital in history. this is, we've seen over 90 drones shot down over moscow suburbs and over 300 shot down across russia at 5 am local time. one drone hit the roof of building, causing a fire and a number of other buildings in various other residential areas around moscow. have been hit by falling drones as well. i want to show you the damage cause to one of these buildings right now. you should be able to see behind me the fact that the roof of this residential building was hit by a falling drone. you can see that the facade was damaged and a gaping hole was also left behind as a result of the crash and the into an explosion. now, a number of other damage was caused in other residential areas as well. we saw a fires start as a result of falling drones in another area which caused damage to 20 vehicles that were in that area. so again, a lot of destruction has been caused by this attack. so far, one pers

all right, with the very latest updates on this breaking news story to donald cortez. thank you. this means on have a look online, as i told to set the kick off and saudi arabia between america and ukraine. a secretary of state, marco rubio saying p of judd faced the new reality that many of us former territories on not coming back details online, right? now or to syria, we go here on the program with a new regime in damascus has been accused of conducting a rueful crack down on religious minorities and verified footage of nice executions and improvements of attack. you streaming across social media with civilians being gunned down at point blank range warning there are the southern images coming your way the jobs, the video now most of the violence has been happening, the north west and parts of the country where most of the people there are christians and i love why it's a serious new defense ministry analogy is completed. a so called military operation across the region saying is security forces have quote, neutralized loyalists of the former president. while the number of kil

i'm locally here and most good at before we joined biology is donald cortez for right now here on the program, it is our top story. this, our trump says it's quote, easier to deal with russia than with ukraine. the american lead us, as he's hopeful moscow, will accept the terms that key of and washington agreed to in saudi arabia. as we hope to get russia, as it turned out to be the, you know, i've been saying that russia has been easier to deal with so far, the ukraine, which is not supposed to be the way it is, but it is, and we hope to get russia but we have a full cease fire from ukraine. that's good. all right, i said, i've had this conversation about the here with austin to national, donal quote and not joining us here live in the studio. this story. it is quite some thing. don't let me look. us a new frightening delegation statement yesterday in saudi arabia, a lot of hype surrounding the tulips, essentially they want russia to let ukraine regroup while russia is winning. so what did they agree to in jetta or that absolutely looks like that. i mean, after this meeting between t

are most certainly on the move at 10 am locally here at most goes in before we joined biology is donald cortez for right now, here on the program, our top story kicks off. as the trump says, it's quote, easier to deal with russia than with ukraine. the american leader says he's hopeful of moscow will accept the times key f and washington just agreed to in saudi arabia . as we hope to get russia, as it turned out to be the, you know, i was saying that brush has been easier to deal with so far that you can, which is not supposed to be the way it is. but it is. and we hope to get russia, but we have a full cease fire from ukraine. that's good. what i said is conversation for the right now with all these don't record have joining us this morning here in the studio. good morning to you, donald. uh wow. developments by the day here in the us and you kind of delegation say met yesterday in saudi arabia, a lot of hype surrounding the tool. so they, they basically want to rush you a to let you crazy regroup. well, russia is winning. what did they agree to? yeah, absolutely. this meeting between the ame

cortez ocasio cortez told me she does not want to legitimize donald trump. that was her words. but others say that they want to do want to attend and make their own political points, either by silent protests or other types of protests. one of the things that we expect to see is a number of these fired federal workers to be guests of their of these democratic members trying to bring that in, to point out the human impact of some of these. elon musk inspired cuts. so we'll see how that ultimately plays out. but the democratic leaders hope that their members don't engage in any outbursts that we've seen in the past. and democratic members and republican members alike, whether they can. those rank and file democrats can listen to those leadership, the leaders. that's another question, jake. >> all right. manu raju on capitol hill, thanks so much. i'm joined now by republican congressman dusty johnson. he chairs the house main street caucus, which says its job is to promote common sense, pragmatic legislation. congressman johnson, good to see you again. i want to play for you some

cortez. she's one of the democratic lawmakers that did not attend and did have this message, watch. >> donaldlection republicanning won the house and senate. we cannot give up ovrepublicking the hearts of the fellow americans. >> todd: can the party do what aoc said and doing the refusal of adopting the common sense policies that the american people want and voted for on november 5? >> she set as very bad example and i think the best way to explain it is haters going to hate. that's it. enes cantor-freedom. thank you for joining us. hey, brian. >> hey, todd. let me tell you, hit the table for the next three hours from the nation's capitol. president trump, historic address. longest ever a lot of people think his best and have touted everything from end of dei to record recruitment in the military. oh, by the way, that gos perfect with my first guest, defense secretary pete hegseth and national security adviser mike waltz, separate hours. they'll join us and two game faces and check out this special moment where a president helped a young cancer survivor fulfill his lifelong dream. we'll sit d

cortez, she is not here tonight. you see the dress, in very stark terms, women dressed in very bright pink. that is something that donald trump will have to see, as he's giving this address to this chamber here tonight. and then we've spotted a number of democratic men sporting ties with yellow and blue in support of ukraine, and, of course, the ongoing controversy as it relates to ukraine. now, some of these members, they've been waiting here since as early at 3:00 this afternoon to get those spots along the aisle, those coveted spots where they will get face time with the president, be able to shake his hand on national television and also have the opportunity to get an autograph after he leaves, everything along those lines. you can see him showing their phones and talking to each other already about this experience that they have, and the prime position they've gotten here tonight. now, it's also interesting to point out, as we wonder, will democrats have any sort of vocal disapproval of this speech? will they heckle or cat call? will they walk out of the chamber tonight? we've been told by democratic leadership tha