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it's part of the president donald tom's wider cracked on on illegal immigration between medical reports. almost 2 days on a military plane being shak goes on board, a $104.00 indians posted from the us for crossing illegally. us border patrol released this video showing the deportation. the passengers describe the conditions of that foster to and as harrowing, o'mara in our hands and feet were coughed. they told us were being taken to a detention center. but they brought us to the airport instead and made us sit in a plane. and then they said they're taking us back to india, but it took us 40 hours to reach our mate, sir airport. we were on shackled after we landed, by the way, we were given the facilities of washrooms and we never remove the costs. even themes among the passengers $25.00 women, also hank up to their families. emotional o i by saturday, my daughter has come back safely. we found out from the media that they coming back . many were worried about the money. they lost families, pay people smugglers, tens of thousands of dollars in the hope of finding a better life. us bord

and we will do a job flying in the face of international law president donald tom says he's going to seize control of jobs. an empty of polish studies almost reacts saying president tom's comments are dangerous and critic night for region not up for negotiation. america's regional allies, saudi arabia says it's called for an independent palestinian state is farmed on fund waiver and other news. the u. i nodded. states trade wall with china from south america's postal service, suspends packages from china and hong kong. and it's taking 6 years and cost a $100000000.00. we're going to look at the national average sites which are being restored in the rocky city of most of the us president donald trump's controversial plan for gaza has been ruggedly condemned by palestinians, the original neighbors and parts of the wider international community. in an extraordinary news conference on tuesday, the us president outlined the plant of forcibly reset pulse 2300000 people, the entire gaza strip and acts that would rival the knock. ballparks catastrophe. meaning the displacement of palestinian

the never miss a super bowl club that is the name started with six members back in 1967 donald christman, tommembers of this group. the trio, as you see here, all in their 80s, have not missed a single super bowl game. their devotion is unwavering. >> well, my family, they'll know if you have a wedding or a funeral or something. gregory won't be there. and they know that. so don't play it down. the super bowl. he won't be there. >> oh my gosh, what a cute group. the trio says new orleans is still their favorite super bowl city. they still remember when tickets started out at just $12 apiece back in the 1960s. wouldn't that be nice? well, still to come on abc seven mornings at 6 a.m. a treat for nature lovers. the annual festival celebrating the return of an important california fish. and while some business owners in the mission district are excited to see the valencia bike lane go away, why they might not be removed anytime soon. we'll explain that. imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes? why choose? at grocery outlet, you can afford both

you're looking at donald chrisman, tom henschel and gregory eaton., all in their 80s, have not missed a single super bowl game. their devotion is unwavering. >> well, my family, they'll know if you have a wedding or a funeral or something. gregory won't be there. and they know that. so don't play it down. the super bowl, he won't be there. >> what a cute group they are. the trio says new orleans is still their favorite super bowl city, and they still remember when tickets started out at. get this just $12 apiece back in the 1960s. wouldn't that be nice? well, a new era of baseball has arrived at a powerhouse bay area high school. serra high in san mateo debuted its new field on saturday. the school ripped out the grass and installed this all weather turf that makes it safer for student athletes to play during any type of weather. to celebrate, there were food trucks, tours, and a gathering of current and former players, including some legendary serra high personalities. >> it's absolutely fantastic. it's something that a lot of people got behind and

say they'll die on the land if necessary to donald trump, double tom and his plan to take over the gaza strip. the 1023 rebels consolidate the hold of the eastern democratic republic of congress. the government accuses them of mass violations of human rights. plus we will hand cough about the count, which they call detention center. i would legs and hands with constituting ladies, indian national to a deported for the us say they were mistreated by us. and ins for liverpool are aiming to stay in contentions when for trophies the season. they need to return to a one on the deficits and their english link have 70 final talk them later on thursday. the strong winds heavy rain and folding temperatures, palestinians of trying to survive among the ruins and cars. well, far it is there a pleading for temporary shelters to be allowed as around $2000000.00 palestinians in georgia when, when the conditions they say it somebody's pressing humanitarian need in this trip, i mean, my mood reports now from garza to their homes, destroy that they have no tens and nowhere to go to stay warm and dry. win

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i believe that donald trump will be doing that for the very first time. >> harris: from what tom homan says he is the right president to get it done and has the soldiers to do it. el salvador president's has agreed to hold dangerous united states citizens and criminal migrants from any country, any country after meeting with secretary of state marco rubio. >> he has agreed to accept for deportation any illegal alien in the united states who is a criminal, from any nationality, ms-13 or tren de aragua and house them in his jails. third, he has offered to house in his jails dangerous american criminals in custody in our country, including those of u.s. citizenship and legal residents. >> harris: a new opinion piece with this title argues trump has all the leverage he needs to make allies and adversaries melt into putty. look, i was asking you looked at oversight and all that as a former chairman. how do you get a deal like that done? >> rick grenell got our hostages out. the world is scared of donald trump. the reason to vote for donald trump. our allies will love us and our adversaries

genetic on some workers gentleman to be clear joanie you can address on labor side to be clear tom homan, donaldnal empty in our nation right now the ones ending up in guantanamo bay, go ahead address that. >> absolutely. i agree, steve, with what you are saying. obviously, with mass immigration it could have an enormous impact especially on construction strucks industry agriculture industry, i think what you are suggesting you know from a work versus program something to really protect that because we don't want to drive up you know, a lack of labor and drive up you know, other challenges in this labor market, really could have a profound effect on inflation, on many other i know economic indicators. so i certainly agree with you there. i can tell you, that we are -- we are going to have you know, that skills gap that jobs shortage in many areas of the future i know a lot of people talk about ai, it is the one other topic besides immigration that we haven't spoken about this morning but ai is going to have an impact. now, i can tell you topic conversations around that are changing rapidly, comp

to go after as a result of the biden administration policies and he really wants to thwart tom homan and donalde refers to empty one emphasizes request read the room this is not the time to throw your politics in your, okay. so many people are devastated after the fire. >> the timing is so not helpful. supreme court justice ketanji brown jackson is punching through her problems with the left-leaning judge telling the ap quote i take boxing lessons i think that helps you to really get out any frustrations. she's a 54-year-old woman and she says the court is the way that it is in is going to be that wait for a while you cannot pick your time on the court she boxes which i am at 54-year-old woman i am all for those endorphins. i understand i do not know it's like to be on the supreme court. i do know what it's like to need to get rid of the frustrations of progress think it's a great idea boxing as we picked up as a form of workout. good for her, great for her i'd like to see people get into physical activity. as long as you do not take your anger out at the supreme court. >> more power to have at

including canada's foreign minister, to meet with different trump officials, including donald trump's border czar, tom homan, to see if they could, you know, find some sort of way to push these tariffs off. however, as you mentioned, fred, the president essentially said yesterday that there is nothing these countries could do to stop these tariffs from going forward. we also heard him address some of the concerns. we know that people have that potentially this could be impacting americans wallets. take a listen to what he told reporters yesterday. >> there could be some temporary short term disruption and people will understand that. but the tariffs are going to make us very rich and very strong, and we're going to treat other countries very fairly now, fred, one thing to keep in mind here as well is the broader impact of these tariffs will have. >> they're likely to set off a broader trade war with other countries. and i'd remind you as well, this is not necessarily about the economic impact. a lot of the reason donald trump is imposing these tariffs on our neighbors is because he believes they haven

donald trump and marco rubio. with more here's our state department correspondent tom bateman. lasting around two hours.ca's own back yard. and i think mr rubio is effectively trying to make an example of panama to suggest that if there isn't a tilt back to perhaps unpredictable threats made by president trump. refusing to rule out military force to do so. the last two days, and it's created a real degree of fear memories are quite near to the surface of the us invasion of panama in 1989. and so it has scared a lot of people. and it's also aroused deeply patriotic feelings. many panamanians, the overwhelming majority, it is to try and get lower costs for us shipping. here in panama. with their families in gaza, after being released from prison in israel yesterday. of offences including murder, hundreds were being held without charge. independent access to gaza — wyre davies sent this report from tel aviv. joyous scenes in gaza, as more than a hundred men, all of whom israel describes as terrorists, were released this weekend under phase one of the ceasefire. but most of them were never charged with any

don't back down a tough, classic sentiment, but for now, donald trump does back down, which makes him different than 50 and tom lot of tough talk about canada and mexico and those big tariffs. but trump backed down before they even went into effect yesterday. those neighboring countries basically got what they're calling a 30 day delay. the tariffs might never come through. this might all be for the headlines. and then backing away. when donald trump ran into the headwinds. many say that this has been posturing but with a cost. consider rupert murdoch's wall street journal after saying this was a dumb idea for a trade war. they now say trump blinks on the tariffs. the national review, which is a conservative outlet turning some of its vitriol against trump, saying that if this is all he got for it, what are largely symbolic gestures? donald trump, according to the conservative review, is a, quote, cheap date. now, this matters because, as we've told you, there are things that donald trump is trying to do that could have profound effects on american government and life. and you have to deal with that. and then

donald trump's proposal that the u.s. would take over gaza. it shocked the middle east. it shocked the world, but it also shocked some of his own advisors in the white house. and tomlk back that plan. okay. i'm going to ask you, philip, because donald trump was stunning enough. how does this white house figure out how do they backpedal while not contradicting the president? and they want to be sure he's taken seriously? >> yeah. >> we've seen donald trump be president for four years in 17 days, right. and we know that what donald trump does is donald trump says stuff. and then sometimes the white house tries to reel it back in and they develop this very smart system, which i think is under-recognised, in which donald trump has two speeches. he gives, he gives i'm donald trump, i'm saying stuff and, you know, blah, blah, blah. and then he has the stuff he reads off the teleprompter. and then what the white house does is they say, don't forget he said this and they point to the thing he said off the teleprompter, and they ignore all the stuff that he said when he was just freewheeling. right. like that's how this operates. and so, you know, we talk about the white h

the region up next on going on, the ground host of should, or tom said talks with daniel mcadams from the ron paul liberty report about donald trump's rude awakening. over his tender pressure. russia on your crime, stay with us or on our to international by the hello and welcome defrost the full board. here we discuss the wheel in the the mastery and, or tennessee. welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from the middle east. the 2nd phase of negotiations between israel and palestine. resistance organizations is due to begin, as donald trump fails to ethnically cleansed, some 2300000 palestinians into jordan in egypt and trump administration. we also need to keep an eye on brussels today. has been a good the lead is meet alongside nato boss of elk river and u. k. p. m. as a gustavo, all of whom seek to prolong the proxy war on russia through grain. ironic then that it's a few years to the day since allies you as president roosevelt. you gave him winston churchill and russians. joseph stalin, met to forward your peaceful well to the old confidence in crimea at the end world war 2. joining me now f

tom homan failed he would did this. firing back unlike donald trump illinois follows the law.trust act which is what they challenge this to signed into law by a republican governor has been compliant with federal law and still is today. is there grounds to sue j.b. pritzker? he references in the state prohibits law enforcement from participating in immigration enforcement number one. another act doj suing him over from enforcing his called the welcome city act and something in chicago which helps to ensure undocumented residents are not prosecuted solely to immigration status. that is a real problem because if you come to the country illegally, it is a federal crime on its face. doj has been clear in donald trump is clear, they will enforce federal immigration law. one of the most simple ways to do that if illegally, that will be a problem here too if you someone like this official, he will run to the crosshairs quic. they are already suing him. >> john: by and large i.c.e. going after people committing crimes in the country or criminal background in the country of origin and

voice right now and americans are tuning them out saying i am watching tom home in, watching pam bondi, watching pete hegseth and donald trump and they are getting things done. stuart: trump was on tv all afternoon yesterday. >> none of it was head. it was like women's rights, border security, the economy, stuff people care about. stuart: we are going to watch you today, "the big money show" starts at 12:00 noon until 2:00 eastern on fox business, great show. see you later. scott bessent sat down exclusively with our own larry kudlow. edward lawrence joining us. what did he say about extending the tax cuts? that's very important to us. >> tax cuts should be permanent but there's a rift forming and house republicans, an impasse in the house on how to make those tax cuts permanent. right now the house speaker at the national prayer breakfast was at the white house last night for the executive order signing. he will be here in an hour with other republicans to talk about this but some house republicans like written caucus chairman andy harris say there is no path to make the tax cuts permanent. in an expose of interview w

tom mackenzie in london. u.s. and european futures plummet and the dollar surges after donald trump imposes tariffs on canada, mexicok with countermeasures. beijing is preparing a u.s. trade proposal to avoid further tariffs and the euro slides as donald trump says the eu is next so the clock is counting down to those u.s. tariffs kicking in. the signature is on the order. implementation will take place on tuesday. he will have a call with the leaders of canada and mexico. european stock futures taking a huge hit. it is risk off across these markets and the ftse 100 futures with a focus on miners and the impact with copper prices pointing lower by 1.3% although oil is higher. s&p futures down and nasdaq 100 futures set for a fall of almost 2.5% and let's take a look at the fx impact. and we will get to the mexican peso canadian dollar shortly. down 1.1%. there's a bid towards the back and. and the front end is being sold off on expectations they will have to keep rates on hold for longer. and wti currently jumping to percent and there's a 10% tariff coming through on canadian oil. bitcoin taking a knock. let's check

tom. great job. >> we've been listening to president donald trump at the white house.they're signing an executive order banning trans athletes from women's sports. the president making a a number of remarks on other issues, namely the department of education. and right now, he's going around the room shouting out fellow republicans who are there with him. but this is a significant moment. trump saying that he will not allow men to beat up, injure and cheat at women's sports. and he specifically cited a number of cases not closely based on fact. he specifically mentioned this olympic boxer that made headlines last year. she is. algerian, amin keefe. she was born female. to this point, there has been no medical evidence that she has elevated testosterone or that she has xy chromosomes. but she became a target of trump and other republicans because she competed in the olympics and beat, uh, other competitors decisively. and she became a target. >> yeah, she won olympic gold in 2024. she's a woman. but trump taking aim at her i think because it makes the point of his first

would need for the back to pull out a reminder about tom stories. israel's foreign minister benjamin this now is heading to the us to meet present donald trump in d. c. the 2 leaders are expected to discuss the 2nd phase of the guys a sci fi deal out of simeon present, is a returning to find their homes in guys that reduced to rubble. after 15 months of war, a 183 were freed from these really jails in the 4th exchange since a ceasefire took effects nearly 2 weeks ago. and the us as big as trading partners are heading back out to the trump administration. impulse tires some goods from canada, china and mexico, canada as prime minister as amounts, retaliatory types of 25 percent on o. u. s. goods. china says the us is violating trade volts more now on the situation in guidelines. thousands of palestinians have returned to the north of the gaza strip to find destruction caused by is really as strikes, homes and roads have been destroyed. the attacks also left the area without water, shelter, food, and sanitation facilities. much of the gaza strip has been flattened during is around 15 months war. that's bringing i'll just here is honey. m

see if tom's off to various incidents of diamonds to under see cables suspected as sabotage, the bitterest vanity. welcome donald trump's plan for the us to take over the gaza strip and re separately, palestinians. living in the territory has been widely condemned around the world. the head of the united nations, antonio gutierrez, has warned against what he called ethnic cleansing in. does that in the search for solutions, we must not make the problem worse. if he is vital to stay through to the bedrock of international law, it is essential to avoid any form of ethnic cleansing. so we must be assigned the 2 state solution. drunk made the controversial comments at the white house press conference with these very prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who later described them as a remarkable idea. you know, tv interview, neighboring states, wealthy states would do it. but the actual idea of allowing for his cousins want to leave the leave. i mean what's wrong with that? they can leave. they can then come back, they can relocate and come back, but you have to rebuild. cause if you want to rebuild because you can't hav

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tom fletcher from what you're thank you. thank you. the panama, as president says, he'll be speaking with us president donald trump on friday afternoon, as a war woods over the panama canal escalates earlier on, says day is emily know, re reacted angrily to a us state department to announcement that american government vessels would no longer be required to pay a fee to use a panama canal to come out with her. as you said, that wasn't true for that. it was winning to hold talks with us officials. trump has repeatedly suggested that the united states take back control of the canal by force if necessary, or locked in america to alicia newman is in santiago in chile, and has more on the story. just one week ago, president legal has said that he was sure that the differences with united states could be ironed out amicably and in a friendly manner. today he was calling the state department of reducing the state department of using quote, lies and false fluids to try to manage the bi lateral relationship. very, very strong words and the president. and you also underscored that not only would u. s. navy ships not be or have not at least been

partners and allies wondering if donald can do that it damages the reputation of the united states as a player in the post world war ii era, really concerning. tomort tom winds, longer-term this damages washington. how do you think europe fincen? will they reassess the relationship with beijing? guest: too much of a stretch. everyone is trying to figure out what their playbook will look like including the chinese. the chinese retaliated but not robust, matching trumps energy. they signal they want the deal on their terms. might is right framework is familiar to the chinese and countries used to dealing with china. tom: really crucial. really worth reading her opinion piece. indeed. president trump said the eu could be his next target but england may be spared. keir starmer is in a somewhat awkward position and lizzy burden joins me. 10 keir starmer balance a relationship? lizzie: he is talking to both sides. it's the first time a prime minister has been to a summit dinner, he has less room to accommodate trump's demand, the most bullish case is ruthless pragmatism and starmer would pick the eu reset, despite brexit, he backed denmark and that wa

tom's plan? this is the inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm elizabeth put on us president donald trump says america should take live a raise to the ground and then read, develop gaza. he's also regional res. at a proposal to forcibly displace 2300000 palestinians to neighboring egypt and jordan, the president made these and all the controversial comments during a joint news conference at the watch house, where he was hosting his way, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his remarks of being described as dangerous, irresponsible, absurd, and tend to mount to ethnic cleansing. so is this off the call polasta designed to grab headlines and attention? what is trump believe his plans realistic and work of this leave his administration's push for the normalization of relations between israel and saudi arabia. when examined these questions, but i guess for the moment, but 1st this report by my collab will do us will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with the to will own it. and with those woods, us president donald trump, up ended decades of foreign policy, potentially rel

tom knows i have a quick look at some of the other stories in the headlines today. thousands of rallied against donald trump and you must skin cities across the us. opponent say from spring or the executive orders on democratic a ques, mosque of trying to take over the government. trump as high as him to downsize, federal agencies would have to china thailand options rights than the relation chinese president. she didn't thing is hosting thailand's prime and as the page on time sheet a website and they j t. c as well, to track down on scan networks that abducted chinese citizens along the time. yeah, a mobile. that's all we were getting the so mean i can so said in from the senate has adopted the 2025 budget after the minority government forced the legislation through the lower house fall that will make us cold for to know confidence votes against finding the stuff fall swap, i will choose which he survived. the budget must now be approved by the constitutional counsel. in germany is taking part in a new night's alteration that is aimed at increasing surveillance and showing a stronger presence in the

day after president donald trump announced bands for the us to take control of guys and remove palestinians. the white house has insisted residents would only be moved temporarily. tom's proposal to take over guys or has been rejected by well, leaders will say, palestinians cannot be forced from their homeland. now the white house photographs and says, countries in the region will be responsible for rebuilding. gov. the president has not committed to putting boots on the ground and gaza. he has also said that the united states is not going to pay for the rebuilding of gaza. his administration is going to work with our partners in the region up to reconstruct this region. the presidents made it clear that he expects these nations in the region to step up and to accept a palestinian refugees who will be temporarily relocated for the rebuilding of gaza levins comments com after trying statements that the us would own the gaza strip and be responsible for it to us will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with a to will own it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous, unexploded bombs and other weapons on the side, the level of the side, and get ri

gives donald trump money to direct our federal government that he has no plan to utilize or implement. when we pass something, this is where i would strenuously object to appropriation chair tom cole who said appropriations isn't law, it's a directive of congress. i think there's number of past appropriations chairs who would disagree with that on both sides of the aisle. this is law. if we are going to pass law, we need to know that the law is followed. it doesn't appear that house republicans are in a position to push back against donald trump. to protect vital funding that supports our communities. if they aren't willing to do that, they should be honest with this. so we will meet with them. we'll talk with them about funding government. and the issues of the day. but i think it's pretty clear based on what happened in december who they answer to. they answer to donald trump and elon musk. we need the certainty that the work, the legislative work that we do will actually be implemented and passed. if we find thoughtful partners on the other side who are willing to do that, we'll engage. report mr. lieu: republicans control the white house, senate, and house. it's completel

frontera, tom amman, para supervisar el trabajo de las fuerzas armadas como parte de la emergencia nacional en la frontera, dando un claro mensaje enviado por el presidente de los estados unidos, donaldtexas, greg abbott, anunciÓ que firmÓ un acuerdo con la oficina de aduanas para otorgar a la guardia nacional el poder de realizar arrestos por inmigraciÓn inmediatamente, aumentando asÍ el personal para la seguridad fronteriza. la sorpresiva medida estÁ causando ya polÉmica. >> va a resultar en la discriminaciÓn por perfil racial. va a resultar en la separaciÓn de familias, va a resultar en miedo y desconfianza en las autoridades, en las comunidades de color y las comunidades fronterizas. >> residentes en ciudades fronterizas hoy compartÍan su preocupaciÓn. >> tambiÉn es peligroso porque el trabajo de migraciÓn o de la guardia y de la policÍa. >> ellos no tienen ningÚn derecho para detener a nadie. >> el endurecimiento de la vigilancia en la frontera se da cuando el nÚmero de arrestos por redadas en interior del paÍs continÚa aumentando. julio la visita del secretario de defensa a la frontera fue breve, pero su mensaje verdaderamente fue contundente. dijo que todos los recursos necesa

donald trump will speak with china as president season paying. as soon as this week, jessica washington, which is 0 aging on monday, stocks in europe will 1st lump, dr. tom said he'll soon and post house on goods from the european union. i shouldn't have bought a is joining us live from brussel. so you minutes has mentioned brussels on monday, hash them to discuss, defends president, trump, comments on power of seem to overshadow those tools as they've been any more reaction today. the more and more and more to come for the simple reason is that you have the latest do understand that these are changing times. elizabeth and this needs to be a way to cope with from eventually to bands, particularly when it comes to the trade deficit with you, which is a sense of $300000000000.00 which have to be addressed. and that is the, the symbol this minute so far enough as that v vi says that we're starting to from, if you, we 8 c. and that's a sentiment that has been with the rating across the european union. but as a decision has been made by your lead us, that they are not going to bend, which is with from, for the time be they're working on contingency plans. lik

donald trump missed the president. so we are deeply concerned that the extremist in the call lucian and the 10 you know, are attempting to sabotage the deal. all right, tom or this is, this is not unusual because we have heard the families of the captives furious. that netanyahu for more than a year, right? saying he has sabotage, ceased by deals, he is not prioritize the release of the captive. what's different this time is the net. yeah. who has a different us presidents in front of him. what do you make of that? this is little because they have seen that is from a has managed to exercise as a living room, nothing the out and, and the for some to accept this, this deal. so now that i just think the trump directory, i mean of course of sending in and it's been indicative of the lack of trust of these, then we'll just put it in the, when it, the can be the political system which has filled the but at the same time, i mean, the other thing is that right? yes, i mean, when we talk about public opinion, i mean according to many of you, some foods and sort of varies. the majority of these ladies wants to see these captives, at least there is a big part of my

donald trump's plan to take ownership of the strip. the us presidents reiterated his intention to re several palestinians in the neighboring countries and re developed the territory. tom fletcher is united nations under secretary general for humanitarian affairs, and the emergency relief coordinator is currently in dental bottom in central gas. and he says, palestinians there are defiant and invalid. they won't leave their homeland as this is for driven you in the last 3 months. and then the recently started this job, i've been to, to dot 47 across syria. i'd be right out the front lines, the green rush. it was. i've never seen anything like this. this is the, the toughest i of my working life. uh, it is possibly possibly beautiful. uh, what was the boss. you know, i think what i'm hearing from the teams is that 2 weeks ago they said it was nice and despair from everyone they met. now, off the 2 weeks of this, the spot people have managed to get a bit more sleep. they managed to get a bit more food inside them. there was a sense of growing defiance, which i'm hearing everyone. everyone has come up to me and insisted on telling that story. these are risk stories, but t

tom's guys a take over that. how do you view this suggestion? first of all, is it a distraction, negotiating tactic or something else altogether too long. but instead of donald trump that we should take him seriously, but not literally, you know, he tends to go out with these massive ideas that just kind of spew out of his brain . and then there was very little behind them in terms the specifics. and he often watch them back. i think what we see here is he comes up with an idea. he recognizes there is a genuine problem that he, a garza, is a rec, how do, how can millions of people live there? and he suddenly has this notion of america creating, written the error, isn't the belize. but if you listen to those around him, including is so much more measured in terms of suggesting that should is the difficulty of deal with the status of palestinians, etc. so i would not take, this is a literal plan that he's pushing. but does he listen to the people around him? they seems to be a complete disconnect between him and his advisors. a disconnect is not entirely. yeah. entire. that is, there's a point reality does hit him. and i think this is one way or if you're talk

message to donald trump, who suggested garza is livable and that's how the scene is should be relocating to the message from from mass gals. i still spending and we are not going anywhere. tom kept saying he wants to end the war in guys and return all the hostages while keeps sending conflicting on controversial massachuset edgar paul to spin and hold for america. pairs of guys as future has been sales. donald trump, former real estate mogul, says the palest student in quaver, indeed as a u. s. real estate project, but it directly contradicts washington's long standing full for 2 state solution which advocates for an independent palestinian state including but his gaza and the west bank. sally city and state who does also saw the rivers, teeth, and vision for normalizing ties with israel. this is another project. trump is eager to secure. now he's making the kingdom at all. for, let's take a listen to the united states would view it as a real estate transaction. where will be an investor in that part of the world. we don't want to see everybody move back and then move out in 10 years has been going on for 50 years, much more than that. we just want to see stability that wou

donald trump says he is using his emergency powers to increase water flow to california. and water is so plentiful in l.a. they had to move tomto higher ground. l.a. mayor karen bass says pacific palisades will be rebuilt by an outside consultant, i think we have a picture. cnn brian stelter reviewed karoline leavitt first white house press briefing and coded theater. he knows theatre. and the musical oklahoma he played oklahoma! president trump ordered a freeze on federal grants and loans, meanwhile we are still trying to figure out to ordered the freeze on mitch mcconnell. it is funny. finally, a new study says dad's can get postpartum depression as well. not if you nail the nanny, said one man. [applause] its not bad. let's do this, settle down, kids. why is it that the source of many of our country's problems can be traced to innocuous phrases? like when the doctor says it is a simple procedure and 2 minutes later he has his fist up my butt? it is how liberals work. they give things titles and names that sound so benign things like gender-affirming care, undocumented and current -- immigrant, or pregnant people. add to th

donald trump, who suggested garza is livable. and that's how the scene is should be really tied to the message from from mass gals. i still spending and we are not going anywhere . tom kept saying he wants to end the war in guys and return all the hostages while keeps sending. conflicting. i'm calling for version mac singers, the editor, paul, to screen and go from there and take the pairs of guides. as nature has been sil, donald trump, former real estate mogul, says the palace student in quaver. indeed, as a wes real estate project, but it directly contradicts washington's longstanding for 2 state solution, which advocates for an independent palestinian state including but his gaza and the west bank sellers to the state. what is also saudi arabia's condition for normalizing ties with israel? this is another project, trump is eager to secure. now he's making the kingdom at all for let's take a listen to the united states would view it as a real estate transaction. where will be an investor in that part of the world. we don't want to see everybody move back and then move out in 10 years. has been going on for 50 years, much more than that, which is what is the stabi

tom shillue. julie >> laura: good evening, everyone, i am lori ingram, and this is "the ingrham angle" and thank you for joining us here at joe donald trump has officially submitted his place in history as most pro-female president ever! >> the war on women sports is over! [cheers and applause] >> laura: as transplanted takes, we will talk to the winners in the battle and as for trump's bombshell gaza proposal... speak with the president is willing to think outside of the box. look for unique and dynamic ways to solve problems that felt like an trackable. >> laura: middle east leaders were caught off guard but defense secretary pete hegseth, he is here to tell us more. what really has liberals fuming that the taxpayer supported/funds are being zeroed out. >> we will not shut up! we will stand up! we will speak up! we will rise up! >> laura: have the dems found resistant legs. that brings us to trump waste removal services. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." have you ever seen what happens when addicts can't find they are fixed? it is pretty ugly. they will do and say almost anything to get their drugs. >> listen, i need you to

tom homan, great job. amazing. two weeks as you begin your third week. we appreciate your time. when we come back, donald trump working fast to dismantle the deep state, which has been on a far left spending spree. compliments of you, the american taxpayer. where do you hear some of the examples? and we get reaction from one of our favorite senators, john kennedy, louisiana, which, by the way, the state where the super bowl will be this weekend. straight ahead. >> welcome to tackling life with fred. >> and sydney. brought to you by experian. >> question number one who is on their phone more? >> think i gotta. >> say you because you love that phone? >> because i'm always on the experian app. >> are canceling those subscriptions that we don't need. >> getting things organized, making things easier. >> saving time and money. >> that's why i'm on my phone. >> honey, you know what i just thought of? these are the questions that the fans are asking. responsible fans. that's my type of fan right there. download the experian app now. >> after 50 sore joints, they can slow us down. i'm not ready for that. i found

tonight, trump's so-called border czar, tom homan told nbc news that ice needs 100,000 beds total, more than double what it currently has. and it's not just donald trump engaging in these cruel theatrics. his lackeys are also carrying out his made for tv approach to immigration. this week, tv personality and outspoken trump supporter. yep, this guy, doctor phil, somehow tagged along on an ice arrest in chicago with homan apparently to cosplay as a cop. >> a citizen. >> my mom is a citizen. >> your mother is. >> a citizen. >> yes. >> but you're not. >> no. >> and then there's kristi noem, who was just confirmed as homeland security secretary. she's making ice high fashion, wearing a bulletproof vest, a cap and a full hair makeup as well for both deportation raids and tv appearances. >> here in new york city. >> this morning, we are getting. >> the dirtbags. >> off the streets. >> the facilities. >> can be stood up quite quickly. they're soft sided. we have the space. we just got to get to work. >> and it doesn't end with trump's mini-mes. cnn is reporting that federal agencies are also telling ice officials to get camera ready before they conduct

and tom homan is absolutely right to be appalled and furious, but we will all get to the bottom of this. and, you know, donald trump has created an incredible team of people who truly, we were preexisting friends. so many of us, we get along great and we work so well together, and we truly like each other, and we support everything president trump is doing. and we are all here to protect our country. and that's what it's all about right now. sean. keeping america safe. >> my biggest fear, the thing that would keep me up at night is that we know because of joe biden and kamala harris and alejandro mayorkas, we have known terrorists in the country, but we don't know where they are. you mentioned the order to go after cartels and work with dhs on that. i'm glad you're doing that. i'm worried about them. i worry about gangs in the country. but we also have known murderers, rapists, other violent criminals. how do we find them? >> well, tom homan, stephen miller, kristi noem, the dhs, they're doing a great job. and what we're doing with all of our fbi agents, dea, atf, all of the federal agents, u.s. marshals, eve

tom mackenzie in london. a trade war between the world's two largest economies. the u.s. imposes a 10% tariff on chinese imports. beijing responds with levies on coal, oil, lng and more. donald trump orders a one-month pause on tariffs for canada and mexico, as both nations pledge tougher measures on migration and drug trafficking. ubs reports net income well ahead of estimates. switzerland's biggest bank promising share buybacks worth up to $3 billion. we will bring the lives earnings from bnp paribas, dassault and infineon. tom: markets whipsawed by the tariff action. we are now in a trade war between the u.s. and china. were we ever out of one? tariffs increased in terms of imports of chinese goods into the u.s. market, and china responding swiftly with a detailed response. european futures pointing lower 0.1 percent, after losses of a little over 0.8% yesterday. mexico and canada spared at least for now. ftse 100 futures pointing to losses of 0.2%, s&p futures stateside after the losses yesterday for both s&p and nasdaq 100, though they pair those losses currently pointing lower by another 0.2%. nasdaq 100 futures looking to drop 37 points. we look ahead to the earnings

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house borders are tom homan talk about repeatedly, which is that he needs more funding from congress, that he wants to up the number of detention beds. and last week, president donaldrump said that he wants to expand facilities at guantanamo bay to hold migrants for temporary periods. so what is happening on the ground right now is that as they are arresting people, in many cases, sometimes they just don't have detention space and they can release them on other what they call alternatives to detention. this has been an existing program. it's a way to monitor people in the system, even if they don't have the space for them in the moment. so what they are doing is holding some people, repatriating some people, and others are still getting released after they've been arrested. so this is part of what the white house is keenly aware of because of their sort of proclamations to congress that they need the money, but also by just by signaling with guantanamo bay that they are looking for more space. >> congress sets the beds, congress funds. is there still a way around that that they're looking at right now, or is this just a reality until they get new money? >> well, th