passed between donald trump and between elon musk and donald trump. we have no idea how dependent donald trump is on elon musk. there will probably never be a way of knowing elon musk and donald trump proved nothing of. what they said in. >> the oval. >> office today, given their demonstrated comfort with public lying. everything they said about government waste. >> in the oval. >> office today, which. had no specific details. >> and. >> no evidence, should be regarded as untrue unless and until proved true. as soon as they can show us. >> the billions. >> of dollars. what donald trump called today, a lot of billions. and elon musk called a trillion. as soon as they can show us any of that waste, fraud and abuse and prove it, i will congratulate them for finding that waste, fraud and abuse. but so far they have found absolutely nothing because they have produced. no evidence of what they claimed they found today. they did not mention a single name of a single recipient of a single wasted dollar by the american government. they both tried to tell scary

and when donald trump is your boss, you don't talk more than donald trump. in a business meeting with donald trump, elon musk spoke 3666 words. donald trump spoke 2487 words. mike pence never had a day like that in the oval office with donald trump. jd vance will never have a day like that in the oval office with donald trump, because donald trump is the boss of jd vance. one thing donald trump always craved before he ran for president was the attention of the truly rich, virtually all of whom ignored donald trump as phony, rich and vulgar rich. and now donald trump has the attention of the richest person in the world, the person who can literally bail him out of any financial difficulty, like the $85 million that he owes e jean carroll, pending his appeal of her successful lawsuit against him, and the half $1 billion that he owes the state of new york pending his appeal of the lawsuit. new york attorney general letitia james won against donald trump, and we have no idea how much money may have already passed between donald trump and between elon musk and do

including donald trump. and then one quick thing about eric adams. >> to show. >> just how corrupt trump and the department of justice are being. they didn't dismiss the eric adams case in order to be dismissed outright. they said it should be dismissed without prejudice. and that's because they want to see eric adams and how he enforces the trump immigration rules here in new york. so this is a sort of damocles hanging over the sitting mayor of new york, saying, we're going to dismiss the charges without prejudice, and then we're going to watch you and see what you do. >> this is such a meaning. they can bring the charges back up. >> exactly. so this is. >> if. >> you. >> want to. >> see what a sort of extortion scheme is. that is what's going on in new york. >> let me stay on this for one second. they're going to have to go into a federal courtroom here in new york and say to a judge, we want to dismiss this. how is that session going to go? >> so. >> by the way, trump 1.0 did the same thing in connection

donald j trump.ans who sensed they were weaker and poorer than they once had been. he launched a roller—coaster ride of a kind that americans had never seen before. by 2020, he seemed finished, and, out of office, was lucky to avoid a jail sentence. but the feebleness of presidentjoe biden seemed, if anything, worse than the chaos of the trump administration. within months of taking office, biden went ahead with the doubtful agreement donald trump had made with the taliban over afghanistan, and the taliban came pouring into kabul. americans decided that donald trump would be more effective than either joe biden or kamala harris, and he returned last november as the clear outright winner. he might be the oldest us president ever inaugurated, but his energetic, upbeat performances won praise around the world. the golden age of america begins right now. cheering and although europe and the older democracies have remained largely hostile to him, opinion polls show there's clear admiration among people in

so he's got to say no to donald trump without upsetting donald trump, but he's not alone in the region. the egyptians already said that they are not interested in taking palestinians. and other countries have said that those and guys must stay in guise at donald trump has this idea of creating some high class resorts, but the americans will get handed over to them by the israelis something of course, the under international law. do you feel these wouldn't be allowed to do so? this is a very, very delicate meeting for king abdullah is the 1st that i believe there is you say to visit donald trump since he returned to the white house. i'm what he's got to do is trying say no without making sure that the money that flows into jordan from washington isn't turned off. but any point. yeah, that's the thing i'll let me before, but yeah, go on. they take the most. okay. just now coming in. what's a good note coming in? you're going to see the king's car passed by. he is in there, give us a quick wave as well as a new one. i'll just see that was cutting him live and he's heading now to the oval

policy of this donald trump was gone for four but they've met so many times donald trump has been to india. who can forget? namaste, trump. and you know, so there's an interpersonal that he forged through his first administration. and you saw that up close and personal, courtney. and that namaste trump trip. how do you think that will influence their negotiations next week when modi is here for these three days? that's why you're seeing all of these foreign leaders sort to come to washington and get in a room with him. right? it's it's about convincing him of your worldview, you know, convincing him that, you know, whatever their agenda or motives are make sense within, you know, donald trump's foreign policy view. ministerjump at the chance to come here as soon as possible. um, and really lean into that, that bromance. at the the inauguration in the capital. um, jaishankarand he said at the time, after coming back, that he sees donald trump as an american nationalist, are so close and probably because of that relationship as you're describing. but, you know, a broader view in the re

but donald trump refused to answer. if that was going to happen, he refused to answer if he was going to cut off aid to egypt as well. these are countries that rely heavily on the support from the united states government. and if that aid was cut off, what would that look like for jordan? what would it look like for egypt? is the american president essentially going to give them an ultimatum? that would leave them with no choice. but you also have to remember that it would cause a lot of civil unrest in these countries if their leaders decided that they were going to go along with this plan that is so wildly unpopular in this region that's been denounced by country after country by leader after leader, and by almost every single person on the streets of these countries in the middle east. so there's a lot at stake here because it could ignite further tensions in the region. it could ignite more wars. president trump was talking about wanting to make peace in the middle east, but all this would do if you ethnically clean

>> i think japan, like many countries, are quite worried donald trump could get taken to the cleanersignite his romance with kim jong-un and accept woefully inadequate promises kim jong-un offered before in the record shows trump's advisors at the time talk to him out of accepting. there is great trepidation in tokyo on the risk of donald trump deciding he was going to give kim jong-un a pass on his development of nuclear weapons and missiles as long as kim did not directly threaten the united states. that would leave japan and south korea in a very dangerous, very lonely spot. many experts think it would be a trigger for first korea and then japan and possibly other countries to reconsider their nonnuclear status. >> just a final thought. obviously, china is the other major talking point in washington. i suppose they would find it quite comfortable to talk to the trump administration when it comes to china? >> the trump administration is filled with china hawks. but it seems increasingly clear donald trump himself is not a china hawk. he looks at china and xi jinping as potent advers

what does donald trump's re election? mean pretty tough. it is most important that we focus on how to work with president trump thought provoking on self. and your wife is dealing with the climate crisis is a crisis of crisis good times, but so it's not just one price is up via the story on talk to how does era fearing the fact the is very systematic and deliberate destruction of causes we will to infrastructure has left more than 2000000 people in a state of color since progress, asking questions. what do you think will be the last thing? impacts on journal is reporting from the action when firefighters did arrive. there wasn't sufficient with an in depth coverage. it's a gathering of intention to speak to wisdom teeth this out as it was, teens on the ground. when you closer to the heart of the story. the exposed to the elements around 2000000 palestinians in your harsh winter in gaza. israel is accused of blocking aid despite the desperate need for shelter. below and several then yeah, it's good to have you with us. this is elsa 0, live fr

donald j trump. and anger than they once had been. had never seen before. to avoid a jail sentence. administration. with the doubtful agreement donald trump had made with the taliban over afghanistan, and the taliban americans decided that donald trump would be more he might be the oldest us president ever inaugurated, but his energetic, upbeat performances won praise around the world. the golden age of america begins right now. cheering there's clear admiration among people in countries from saudi arabia, nigeria and south africa, to china. and at 78, donald trump seems to provide exactly that. boost which the deregulated american news media, released from the obligation to be balanced and fair, unquestionably gave him? at the moment. suggests this won't last long. they all faded in their last two years in the presidency. what can happen with president trump now is that china and the european union, the effects on the us economy elections are due. the president says people should be prepared to put

also, i think what we're seeing from donald trump is donald trump is simply miss reading the fax on. so many issues suggesting that canada's deficit with the united states makes the united states a weaker when we know the numbers that he continues to spout. $2250000000000.00 deficit for the united states is more like $40000000000.00. and when you take out the oil exports from canada, united states actually has a surplus. and so while donald trump does have this, what the zone strategy, i think what we're seeing, even with that strategy while it is certainly causing tremendous chaos and confusion and making it very difficult for the press to follow along. we're already beginning to see the limit as we are saying now, judges are actually repealed like many of these executive orders and costs. so now with the number of demonstrations and the push backs, we're saying just how potentially weak donald trump could be, at least on the legislative front. where of course, that's where you make a long term actually long term policies to actually fulfill your legacy. and right now donald trump i

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the first policy of this administration has really shifted and, but they've met so many times — donald trumpia. who can forget namaste trump? and i think we're seeing with president trump now that he's really leaning on those interpersonal relationships that he forged through his first administration. on a phone call, to come to washington and get in a room with him, right? it's about convincing him of your worldview, you know, convincing him that, you know, whatever their agenda donald trump's foreign policy view, and i think that is part of why you probably saw the indian prime ministerjump and really lean into that bromance. the fact that he had these very close relationships we did see the indian foreign minister actually at the inauguration in the capital, jaishankar, donald trump as an american nationalist but that he's as you're describing. have a presence in mexico, that have suppliers in mexico, and could be hit by these tariffs as well. so there are concerns about, obviously, the specific economic interests of us allies in the region, important for the us, but also the larger globa

el presidente donald trump imponer hace breves del 25% al acero y aluminio importados. y mÉxico reaccionan. empleados federales protestan por el cierre de la oficina de protecciÓn financiera del consumidor. donald trump ordena suspender la emisiÓn de la moneda de un centavo porque dice que sale muy caro. >> noticiero univisiÓn. >> comenzamos con la posibilidad de que ic realice heredadas en escala en los Ángeles. consigna del documento del gobierno. arremetiÓ contra quienes firmaron ese documento . la fiscal general prometiÓ que la administraciÓn de donald trump averiguara quiÉn estÁ divulgando esta informaciÓn sobre ice. >> agente federales en los Ángeles planean realizar un operativo a gran escala para detener inmigrantes indocumentados. documento filtrado al diario los Ángeles times indica que la redada se llevarÍa a cabo a finales de este mes. >> normalmente en los operativos durante mi Época era para el elemento criminal. >> el servicio de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas contarÁ con la colaboraciÓn de agencias federales como la de a quien publicado imÁgenes de var

all their attacks against donald trump, you spent a full day with donald trump.ou went to the white house. what was that like? >> it was fantastic. such a whirlwind. >> he never invited me on air force one. did he ever invite you joe? >> i got the trump plane when i was covering the campaign where they served wendy's which was nice. >> which is very luxurious as well. both fantastic planes. he's so energetic and there is so much going on with him. it's hard for everyone to keep up and he's got such a young staff around him. caroline levitt, the youngest press secretary in history. pete hegseth and j.d. vance. this is a very -- a new generation is in power in washington. elon musk with all his 18 to 25-year-old high iq ways kids and donald trump with more energy than all of them put together. he goes from six in the morning until midnight. he has five hours of sleep and he wakes up every morning thinking just of business. political business. >> we appreciate both of you and keep up the good work. joe has a book coming out pretty soon, tell you about that in an upc

the government use plastic straws, and reversal of the biden administration policy. >> president donald trump: we are going back to blessings, of these things don't work, i've had many times on occasion they break, they explode. >> it's not just polls showing how popular trump is at this stage, in his presidency take a look at how he was received at last night's super bowl. we love to see it weather its an order supporting plastic straws or being the first sitting president to ever attend the super bowl, which is baffling to me but trump seems to be making changes in so many facets of american life and in the federal government with the help of the department efficiency and elon musk. >> president donald trump: i will tell him very soon, maybe in 24 hours, to go check the department of education, then i'm going to go to the military, let's check the military we will find hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse. >> but of course none of this is without resistance, a judge today continuing to block the trump administration's buyout offer to over 2 million civil employees interrupt 65

donald trump called the ruling crazy. elon musk called for the judge who ruled against the administration to be impeached, and he reposted a user who said, quote, i don't like the precedent it sets when you defy a judicial ruling. but i'm just wondering what other options are these judges leaving us? end quote. jd vance went further on x. he posted this quote. if a judge tried to tell a general how to conduct a military operation, that would be illegal. if a judge tried to command the attorney general into how to use her discretion as a prosecutor, that's also illegal. judges aren't allowed to control the executive's legitimate power. end quote. now, as yale law grad and vice president jd vance surely knows, courts have ruled on military matters and on the powers of the attorney general. it's actually part of their job. courts are meant to act as a check on executive power. as one law professor told nbc news, quote, under the rule of law and the constitution, it is the courts that determine whether some use of the executi

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the peace making announcements from donald trump just keep coming. he's now said us russian on you. crazy of the officials will hold talks a new name for the annual security conference kicks off today. k of has however, denied such plans. well, most go has not yet commented. having a meeting in munich tomorrow, rush is going to be there with our people. ukraine is also invited by the way, i'm not sure exactly who's going to be there from any country, but high level people from russia, from ukraine and from the united states. things to do seem to be quite serious. and that i have to say that the pace at which these events are unfolding, it's just remarkable. just on wednesday the to president spoke. and it seems that now we're looking at higher level meetings which are rapidly being prepared. and this has also been confirmed by the kremlin already the tungsten. they talked and agreed that even the most difficult problems should be solved through peaceful negotiations. in this case, president putin agreed with this thesis of president trump put in and

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how has donald trump and what do you believe donald trump will do to protect that?>> but also, i mean. >> it's not going to stop doing. >> it's not. >> he's not going to be running operations. >> as a tv producer of all time. maybe it will get better losing. >> we're losing the thread here because i actually think, you know lance. you're right. trump won. obviously people voted for him. but the kennedy center is a bipartisan institution. trump supporters are on there. biden supporters are on there. there are people from the left and the right on the same board. and actually, that's what makes it different. and americans, i know that you're trying to say that americans endorse every single thing about donald trump. >> we know that. >> we know. >> that's not true. >> but americans also, they they don't necessarily want their whole identity to be balkanized into left and right. >> well, first off, i never said they endorse every single thing donald trump did. i don't believe that for one second. but what i'm saying is i keep hearing the same mentality, which has been t

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narendra modi hails a new �*mega—partnership' between india and the us, while donald trump announces ariffs. i will charge a reciprocal tariff, meaning whatever countries charge the united states of america, we will charge them — no more, no less. we look at how president trump's threat of tariffs is being received around the world. and also ahead... a modern—dayjonah and the whale — how did a chilean kayaker survive this near—death encounter with a humpback? hello, i'm tanya beckett. president donald trump has announced us, russian and ukrainian officials will meet at a security conference in munich, for talks on how to end the war. ukraine's president zelensky says his country will not accept any peace deal agreed by the us and russia without its involvement. our north america correspondent merlyn thomas reports. we missed you a lot. president trump continues his conversations with world leaders. his latest guest at the white house, the indian prime minister, narendra modi. butjust a day before meeting his indian counterpart, it was mr trump's phone call with russian leader vladimir

no, i'm not going to say that. >> donald trump and elon musk. >> they're going to bleep donald trump. oh that's so uplifting, so inspiring, so full of vision for the country. that's really going to help make your life better. and wait it gets more dumb for some reason. democratic congresswoman pressley also announcing her support for censorship. take a look. >> look, let me tell you something. i'll take a bit of umbrage here. i'll speak on behalf of my colleagues. i think i can say we are all willing to work with anyone who's serious about doing the work of censoring the american people and advancing progress, but they are not serious. >> and, of course, what kind of left wing resistance movement would be complete without a little cringeworthy, predictable singing? join in, shall you? at home. >> which side are you on? we'll fight against josh. we're fighting en masse. no, we landscape within our walls. we'll fight from dawn to dusk. trump's coming for our unions. he wants us all to fail. he wants us to bow to him. but we want him in jail. >> and last but certainly not least, here is

i think that's why that pole, 1d donald trump keep going because that's exactly what you should be doingople, is and i agree with you, want decisive action. they won't fraud, waste and abuse rooted out. trump and musk may be going further than many americans would go but you know what? there has been so much indecision and inaction that people want bold and decisive action. my advice to my party is to get with the program and stand up for what you believe is right in the context of taking on waste, fraud and abuse. taking on inflation, taking on a comprehensive immigration reform package that tightens the southern border. but does it in a common sense way. representative donald's is right. work with the opposition party to get a better outcome. not demonstrate, yell, use profanity and make fools of yourselves. >> congressman donald's, one of the amazing things to me is that you look at the filling out of donald trump's cabinet, two of those members are actually democratic nominees for the presidency of the united states. rfk jr. and tulsi gabbard. and donald trump did with the democrats

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donald trump lost nassau county by 70,000 vote in 2020. 33,000 votes, that's 103,000 votes because people were fed up with biden/harris and wanted trump back. stuart: always a pleasure, thanks for being on the show. still ahead, joe rogan cheering on musk's business approach to government cuts. >> the same people who said we need radical change, we need radical change, we got corruption, we need radical change, here's your radical change. stuart: steve hilton coming up later, a lot more to say on that. it is finally super bowl weekend so we sent jeff flock into eagles territory, the oldest tavern in philadelphia, he will tell us how much beer the country drinks on big dig game night, right after this. known for pursuing your passions. no one wants to be known for cancer but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 17 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers. one of those cancers is early-stage non—small cell lung cancer. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies before surger

>> president donald trump: i know. i got to know took tiktok becaui ended up with 30% higher than my opponent with youth. that never happened before. it's always been a democrat you thing and it became a trump thing and i think tiktok, joe rogan was a part of it, some of the great people that i did interviews with were a part of it but tiktok was a big part of it. as you know we were up by 36% with youth. i focused on tiktok and i found it to be amazing actually and very fair. i think the image of tiktok is different than it was before the election. i think people saw it and view it as a v positive now. it will be to china's advantage to have the deal be made. >> reporter: how much money will you raise from tariffs on an annual basis? >> president donald trump: that is the most interesting question. i think it will be a staggering amount. it will be the external revenue service, that was the name devised by a few of us. i think it will be a staggering amount. >> reporter: i've heard 100 trillion floated around. >> presi

now, us present, donald trump has reiterate, and he's planned to take over. going to a meeting with jordan's king abdullah trump has been pressuring the us on the i to taken to students forcibly relocated from johnson. king of the says, jordan opposes any displacements of palestinians to genuine mona, pro site set out of nations. come see us reduced forms to trumps. meanwhile is rose, 5 minutes to benjamin. that's and yahoo was warned because a cease fire at the from us is not the least captive by son today. he says he is very minute tribute, was you fighting to recruit this defeat? well, the 500000 palestinians have returned to northern gauze since the cx 5 deal came into effect for reaching cause of cities on just task. off this of all, i think 15 months of is really bombardments to zeros based on how that was funded. able to attend a home in the north digital platform, a j plus documented hutcher. to start the la garza the we are looking back though were alive after 15 months on the good eyes public cannot do anything to prevent us from getting back. i'm wa

it's something that makes donald trump look good. and that may not match shop to american interest. it certainly doesn't match up to multilateral interest. i think that's the starting point. the trump folks don't think in terms of multilateralism that's marker rubio, the new secretary of state. so the postwar international order is obsolete and that means former allies have to recalibrate european union has to recalibrate goals. states have to recalibrate. japan has to recalibrate how they make these approaches . my, we're here beyond all of this is, and this is what's different about trump 2 point. oh is that trump is damaging the us institutions that you deal with. so for example, there is a ban on climate change. you cannot mention it if you are us agency. now, us scientists are barred from collaborating with international colleagues, not only on environmental issues, but on health issues. the state department, the yacht intelligence agencies, or effectively being told you are paralyzed the general that until you prove your model to donald trump. that's the worry here, whether we

donald trump's second presidency has got off to a whirlwind start.hether it's threatening to take over gaza or greenland like 2.5 million, and he won't rule out the use of american troops to do it. or is he just saying all this to keep his friend i asked the bbc�*s north america editor sarah smith and i think on that, we can definitely say they have affairs by picking fights with people? nation in the world. and america alone better off? i think most of us would have assumed he's said a few things. european nations, need to pay far more towards military aid that have been made both at home and abroad, and just the pace of change that's being brought into america. and anyone who's really surprised by some of the decisions he's made maybe was either not listening or not taking him seriously, as he told us again and again at all of these rallies for the last year or so that this was exactly what he was planning. is this how he intends to go on — to dominate international affairs by picking fights with people? yep, this sets the tone for how it's going t

the 1st time that donald trump was president. so perhaps knows his way around the block a bit better. the most mexican government administration is when it comes to dealing with president trump. yep. 2 messages. the 1st of which was that he said that actually the trade balance between mexico in the us, when it comes to still not a medium, is in the us, is failed to expose farm or steel to match coats, then goes the other white's view. i sort of indicating that the tires didn't make sense from that point of view. and it's of a message which he illustrates. if we have a glossy video, was about how integrate to this economic trading book is the us, canada, mexico. and he used the example of a call paul, the went across the buddha 8 times he said between kind of the mix for in the us before ending up in the us call. the said it is, every time part, go across the board or we put terrace on then what does that mean for the consumer in the us, at the end of this process? so there's ways, 2 arguments. he wasn't talking about putting retal

and he's the person behind donald trump's push to enact sweeping change across the country. e new reporting on president trump's right hand man, stephen miller, who went from fringe of the gop to one of the most powerful people in washington. i'm dana bash. let's go behind the headlines and inside politics. first up, a key question coming out of this weekend. will the courts be a roadblock or just a speed bump to donald trump's drive to blow up america's government as we know it? today in boston, a judge will hear arguments over whether one of trump's most audacious plans offering federal employees more than six months of pay to quit, whether that's even legal. that plan is blocked for now, as are multiple other white house efforts to dismantle wide swaths of the government to ban birthright citizenship, and several more. there are dozens more pending lawsuits against various other trump orders. but will this administration accept court rulings they don't like? here's why we're asking that question. the vice president of the united states said the following yesterday. he said

this, of course, is a mess of donald trump's own making. he's the one who signed off on musk government intrusion. as i wrote in friday's msnbc daily newsletter, quote, if trump wants to run the government like a business, we must remind everyone that he is the ceo. every mistake from now on should be placed squarely on his desk. trump has to account for it. joining us now, msnbc political contributor and white house correspondent for politico, eugene daniels. he is the current chair of the white house correspondents association. and he is here at the table. >> you know, eugene, i agree wholeheartedly with chairman steele, because democrats have put this, i think, outsized focus on elon musk. and it allows there to be some separation because then it's elon musk and it's not donald trump. and so when donald trump gets tired of what elon musk is doing, he just washes his hands of it and say, oh, it was elon, not me. but in a lot of these, we were just talking about these rulings last hour, the judge that halted access to the treasury payment s

president donald trump.et to say. >> very often. >> i don't know the circumstances. i don't know the deal. we'll learn those later and i don't care. mark was in bad health. he was wrongfully detained for years. this is. an american patriot. this is a fantastic human being. he was a teacher to one of my sons. he was an integral member of our community in moscow when i lived there. and this is just fantastic news for anybody who cares about patriotic americans. >> i think you once put it, this is not just some random guy who got arrested. he a lot of people will remember the case of brittney griner. there were very similar circumstances that they were found with very small amounts of cannabis, of marijuana. he could have faced 14 years in prison. did that seem like a very real possibility? after brittney griner was released fairly quickly? >> of course it did. to his family, to his kids. there was little hope when he was not released from brittney was they finally got the designation that you just mentioned at

and certainly the best way is for us president donald trump. add a russian president, not the bid putting to talk to each other directly. global affairs analyst um editor i did to march. i live from a deli today. thank you, sir. thank you. it's described as a quote direct on warm conversation put in from coal courts. european officials completely off guard, ukraine's e u l. i subsequently issued a joint declaration demanding a seat, often negotiating table and future piece towards adding that support for t of will continue until an agreement is reached. but not all leaders in the block on the same page are to contribute to rachel. maurice and offers are view a little or bomb. there is talking about a statement put out by several european for ministers assisting the ukraine, and that you must be at the table for any peace talks. yeah, there at the table. all right, the key, the table along with you crane. and while they're busy playing with things like full moon animals and thing words like how they're going to quote, enhance their support for u

and that is 2% more than the total number of people who voted against donald trump in the presidentialction, which means that some of those trump voters now disapprove of donald trump. maybe a couple of percent of them. and they have a right to disapprove of donald trump's job as president. if they believed donald trump in the presidential campaign when he said this. >> when i win, i will immediately bring prices down, starting on day one. >> well, we're past day one, and today the business news media was buzzing. not in a good way about a surge in inflation reported today. inflation shot up during the month of january and that may have tipped some trump voters into disapproval of the job donald trump is doing because of that day. one promise that prices would come down by sunset on inauguration day. now, i, for one, do not blame donald trump for the increase in inflation in the month of january. but then i didn't blame joe biden for the increases in inflation during the biden presidency. and i didn't blame any previous president for increases in inflation during their presidency, beca

of course, would be a disappointment to borrowers. >> and clearly a disappointment to president donald trump, given what he's been, what he decided to come out and post about that just yesterday. it's good to see you. thank you. katie. thank you so much, sarah. >> speaking of which, president trump's promise to improve the economy and bring down prices. of course, that was his big promise to get into office. but after yesterday's disappointing inflation report, which came in much hotter than expected surprise, it's harder to bring down prices. and the president said it would be. and then there's all this uncertainty about what's going to happen with the tariffs and whether those are going to affect prices as well. cnn's harry enten is joining us now to run the numbers for us. i think that i can guess where you're going with this. >> you think sometimes it all comes away, give it away in the title slide. i don't like to make things too difficult for the audience. you know, we'll talk about the focus where americans think trump should be focused on. and not much of a surprise in his first 100

do, or raise taxes, which donald trump said he wouldn't do. so how he gets to this magic figure. i've no idea, but he's certainly putting pressure on the europeans to meet that bigger and many of them have said that they think it's an aspiration, but not something that they'll be able to reach any time soon. okay, thank you. i'll look for sure. thank you for that reporting from washington. d. c. will not cross over to it has your mind about joining us from brussels, from around those comments that were made by the us sector defense pete hex as were saying has some these comments made at the same time? now we know that there was a phone call that was held between president tutoring or for us or on the us president donald trump. so tell us how this is all playing out in brussels, where you are the, basically the rain. it's a strong indication tomorrow is going to be another day. you members and a 2 members will have now to think about a new defense strategy away from any future support from the united states of america. the listen to those follo

agreements that benefit both countries and it's interesting putin made comments where they predicted donald trump would restore order in europe and u.s. found interesting and i assure you that trump with his character and persistence restoring order quite quickly with them being at the feet of the master and wag their tails that's letting reboot and talk about donald trump and i think what vladimir putin wants his this i'm not into doing he would give up ukraine as we give away poland towards the end of the second world war but putin would like to sit across the table from trump one-on-one with the big issues of the day. russia has to gdp they're not at the level with the unites states and president trump feels like he can lead the negotiations and get what they want out of a deal with russia i agree with you wholeheartedly. you look at president reagan peace through strength tear down the wall and president reagan said call the soviet union rightfully so a evil empire but also had some effective arms control agreements we won the cold war. that's the right approach to take and that will be the o

while president donald trump and president putin negotiate on peace. your officials, issue worthless statements, yukon, to request a seat at the negotiating table. you have to run it through strength, good leadership and smart diplomacy. the position of brussels to support killing as long as it takes is morally and politically unacceptable. europe has squandered its central role by damaging its economy through rejecting cheap russian energy supplies and limiting its political cloud to mirroring what us is doing. now your role is to stand in the corner and watch. but you have continues grasping at straws, trying to like a potential piece bill looked like a that's warren's with their media using the same rhetoric and the same language as always. well, that's your language. not mine, certainly not a betrayal. but as i said to our allies yesterday, we recognize the incredible commitment that has been made over many years. and no country as a president trump has pointed out, has made a larger commitment to the ukrainian mission than the united states of ame

now, anyone who has the slightest literacy in economics knew that donald trump was lying about cutting inflation on day one during. >> the. >> campaign, but the marquette poll indicates that some trump voters are not in a forgiving mood about that. you are not alone. if you oppose donald trump's january 6th pardons, including pardons of people who tried to kill police officers and wanted to kill mike pence, 65% oppose the january 6th pardons. and you are not alone if you oppose donald trump's renaming of the gulf of mexico, 71% oppose renaming the gulf of mexico. wait until donald trump finds out the name of the state between arizona and texas. what name will he come up for? come up with for new mexico? whatever it is, the marquette poll tells us that an overwhelming majority of americans will oppose it. today, a few members of the white house press corps were allowed to ask questions in the white house press briefing room with the white house press secretary at the podium, something that doesn't happen every day in the trump white house, but did happen every day in the biden white hou