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

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

donald trump is prepared.ether congress is prepared or not that's a different question. >> i want to show you a clip of hakeem jeffries house democratic leader talking about programs. >> it's about economic opportunity for everyone. we support merit for everyone. based on what you know not who you know the problem it seems to be unfolding is that there are some in this country who want an america of the billionaires by the billionaires and for the billing errors. not for working-class americans, middle-class americans are everyday americans, a country of the billionaires by the billionaires and for the billing errors. diversity equity inclusion are about economic opportunity for everyone. even if you're not wealthy well off for well-connected. these are values that everybody in this country should embrace. >> what do you think of. >> i was with him until he got to billionaires. when you talk about the dei programs somebody watching us today you ask how the average lower income person benefits from these rsprog

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i mean, congress is not checking donald trump's power. >> the only people checking. >> donald trump's power. >> right now. >> are federal judges. and so. >> you now. >> see an all. >> out attack. >> by every aspect. >> of the. >> republican party, from. >> both the. >> white. house to the outside. >> punditry and social media. to republican members of congress who are attacking federal judges because they stand in the way of donald trump being a complete authoritarian. and mark my words, you know, you mentioned elections. >> mark my words. >> you know, we are going to see an attack on free and fair elections like we have not seen. >> before. >> because that is another check on donald. >> trump, right? >> the check. >> on donald. >> trump is that that republicans get defeated. >> and democrats. >> take control. >> of congress. so stay tuned and watch out. >> for that. >> well, and as all of that is. happening just last night. >> we're learning. >> that the justice department. >> fired multiple immigration. >> judges from. >> that reporting. the department of justice fired multiple immi

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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

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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

saying donald trump is ukraine's best hope to end this war honorably and justly. i believe you will be successful and will achieve this goal in the trump way. his comments on x. more comments from other members of congress. we continue to hear from you. mountain home, arkansas, republican, joel. caller: thank you for taking my call. i support president trump and i voted for him. i would like to say a few things now. we have given this country $200 billion. we have a state here, north carolina, we have not taken care of those people. they are out in the cold today. they are -- i just can't believe what we are doing. the reason i'm saying this, we pulled out of afghanistan and we left all that equipment over there. then iran and those people got that equipment, selling and on the black market. this president didn't have to take all this on. he's a billionaire. $36 trillion in the hole now. if we can't meet this payment each year, and the payment is as much as our budget each year now. what does the people not understand? host: you mentioned afghanistan. are you conce

president donald j. trump, and i'm sparing you what was attached underneath those utterly insane words. it was a deeply perverse rendition of donald trump on what was designed to appear to be a fake time magazine cover, with him wearing a gold crown that he imagines kings wear every day. there was a time when new york city was governed by the king of england, but the people living in new york city and the other colonies joined together to kill as many british soldiers as necessary to remove a king from their lives forever. of course, not a single republican objected to anything about that social media posting today. and although republicans will constantly tell you that government is best when left to the state and local officials, especially on health care issues or education, for example, education should be as local as possible. none of those republicans objected today about donald trump interfering in the most local possible issue traffic jams. at the beginning of this year, new york city tried something t

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

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

>> 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

it is just over 3 weeks since donald trump was an olga rated. the 47 president of the us abraham. such a will wind and fall, fall hose from fall reaching decisions. it doesn't seem like 3 weeks as well. yes, this actually makes us wonder if this is all happening in the 3 weeks. how is gonna look like for the rest of the 4 years? the 2nd time for the drum in the, in the 3 weeks he has declared the war on the firewall, from china to canada, to your to that really is, he has lots to trust among cuz even the closest allies, the opinion in a need to um, with his neighbors, mexico and canada. and so, and he cause the disaster as i say, here in the agent in the middle east, where after 15 months of a genocide, that's the one is watching live on tv for the past 15 months. instead of stopping the genocide, he has declared a new disaster, right? you own new displacement, the policy and all of and, and god's a, despite all the displacements that they have been going through over the past of the kids. so it doesn't look like we're going to go on a quiet for

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for what question did you say from stephen twist, which is the donald trump, the risk of repeating jo, bible's disasters and gaza allowing genocide he returned to office claiming to be a peacemaker trumps of words and actions about gods that demonstrates the opposite . what donald trump's does now will define his presidency and select the cell and then take uh yes, it doesn't sound well. what kind of down into what tad said? well then i'm going to 9 phone console and then go to to bobby. just depends on the savings or something. anyway, well, minutes have been the change. it depends all the content. yes. and it starts here and on shipping, the federal can't you? well miss, i almost say that's only 2 thoughts which on teams, although not equal 5 being well mentors on she's there is a series of us here and here typing sucks. hudson, seeing the face on class, seeing if it's on quite well meant here to talk to you to see about why being such as long as you can punch elements. ok, how about a 10 year or 2? 15. i tell you that's all in the .

and then donald trump says the exact same thing again. he realized, sorry, alan, i go to jump in here. we're going to go back and listen to what else is now saying about your price ration and not a lot of action. they literally threw blankets of the problem and so i'll remind everyone that couldn't, i had, you know, some type of conflict invasion or issue with their neighbor under president bush with georgia under president obama with ukraine. 2014, not under president trump, 45. and again, with president biden, in 2022. the war should have been deterred the war should have never happened. and i have no doubt it would not have happened under president trump. and we'll stop under president uh, president trump again. but i just want to push back on this notion of our european allies not being consulted as we've entered into this process. i already mentioned the immediate phone call, president trump made 2 presidents lensky. he has talked to president my crone of france repeatedly last week. president, my cronan, convened european leaders an

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

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

as donald trump has repeated that he repeatedly said that he is. in considering motions in a lawsuit against elon musk and the trump administration to prevent them from arbitrarily shutting off funding and shutting down agencies created by congress judge tanya. tanya chutkan said the case has strong merits, adding plaintiffs legitimately call into question what appears to be the unchecked authority of an unelected individual and an entity that was not created by congress and over which it has no oversight. the judge considered an affidavit presented under oath by the trump administration, claiming that elon musk has no role at all in the so-called department of government efficiency. judge chutkan said, referring to that affidavit, quote, defense counsel is reminded of their duty to make truthful representations to the court. that is something judges say only when they think the lawyers are not being truthful. judge chutkan refused to grant the plaintiffs emergency injunction, shutting down the activities of the so-called department of government ef

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

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

and oh yeah, donald trump said he's a king today.w is democratic senator sheldon whitehouse. he's a member of the senate judiciary committee, finance committee and the budget committee. he's the top democrat on the environment and public works committee. senator, thank you very much for joining us tonight. and i know you are from a part of our world, rhode island, that used to be ruled by the king of england. and i noticed that you took notice today of donald trump declaring himself a king. >> yeah. >> i thought. >> it was a little bit preposterous what he was saying, and. >> took. >> a little poke at it. we usaid, in all of the work it does at certain points, intersects with classified information as obviously pentagon, full of classified information. we're going to have absolutely no idea what the musk crew is up to with any of that. >> no. >> but what we do. >> know as the musk crew, who i refer. >> to. >> as the. >> muskrats, that when. >> they go. >> into all of. >> these different government. >> data. >> systems. >> whether it'

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and this is why they believe donald trump, there may be the possibility that donald trump could usher in a golden age but i would say you have to be cautious with that because listen, the bottom line is donald trump is human and sometimes, you don't want to become a sycophant for the president that everything he does, you support it and turn a blind eye to the things that you could caution on him to be a better person. you don't want to be an enabler and while i say that donald trump is a much calmer president, not sending out the crazy tweets, he's not attacking the people the way he attacked them. you are seeing a more mature, more laid-back, and more measured president and i say that his progress. i think donald trump, from his experiences as a businessman, has got to have some compassion about his politics because obama tells you, don't allow your good to be evil spoken of here donald trump has to be very measured. i like the fact that he's getting along very well with elon musk. i like the fact that he's working very well with his trifecta in congress. they all seem like th

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

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

they sound like donald trump they never got the job done. how times have changed. there are reports of a collective panic in the washington s.w.a.t. flood of new real estate listings as trump dismantles the washington bureaucracy at a rapid pace which brings us to our hannity washington brief with caroline weather. joining us with more white house press secretary the one and only caroline levitt. i got these clips today and i looked at them and said wow they wanted to be donald trump but were unable to put off. what's your reaction? >> that's exactly right sean. if you just watch the video but shut your eyes and listen to the words from those democrat politicians you would think you are listening to president trump, elon musk and our entire amnesty asian who are saying the exact same thing democrat politicians promise the e and people would do for decades. president trump is just the first president in our lifetimes to actually do it and now you see democrat party mainstream media spiraling out of control about a very simple promise rooting out waste fraud and abuse

zelensky better move fast or he's not going to have a country left. >> bipartisan backlash to donald trump's attack on an american ally. >> do you. >> agree with president. >> trump that he's a dictator? >> i would say. >> that. >> the president's. >> surrender is pathetic. >> and weak. >> tonight, the historic stakes of donald trump's support of vladimir putin. >> there were many people in munich

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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

they threw everything they had at donald trump and he's president anyway. and now, thanks to president trump and all of you who put him back in office, well, that american spirit is making a massive comeback. the days of apologizing for america are over. this is the single greatest country god ever gave man. and it's okay to proudly stand up for the values that fostered the american dream. or cheer the president, you know, as he takes a ride in the beast on the track at the daytona 500 to pace the field before that iconic race. take a look. >> what happened to. >> the. >> international speedway. >> and the. >> france family. >> we'd like. >> to welcome. >> back the 45th and. >> 47th president of. >> the united. >> states 50. >> it was only four short weeks ago. we had a president that wouldn't even know what building he was in or where he was up north in canada. the mood wasn't so cheerful over the weekend. a crowd full of canadians were booing our national anthem. and i have a few words for canada in a minute. during a great hockey match against team usa, w

the what donald trump is saying is basically russian. this information when he proposed and the fact that as a landscape is a dictator, that is a line direct, a coming from must go sites ukrainians, also ukrainians. now i'm very, very worried about where the seat is at the table. there are tools taking place between russia and america about you crate that do not involve ukraine, so that is going to be a very, very serious concern. moving forward now keep color is the special envoy to ukraine when he go his job. in january, he was actually the special invoice to ukraine and the russian federation. but russia objected to him at cooling him, prayed ukrainian. so now he's just dealing with the ukranian side. that was supposed to be a press conference that press conference didn't happen at the request of the americans. so there is this rapid reset of the relationship that keeps kellog says he is in ukraine to listen and report back to donald trump. but there's a lot of frustration coming from the ukrainian side, particularly when it comes to

and that's donald trump's plan, right? i mean, donald trump cares who the attorney general is.e his political opponents, potentially indict his political opponents, and certainly make his political opponents lives legally very difficult. he cares about pete hegseth at the department of defense because they control the weapons. they control the military. he cares about tulsi gabbard because he cares about the collection of information. he cares about collecting secrets. that is what donald trump cares about, because that is who he is. and he is not hollowing these agencies out because he wants them smaller. he is hollowing these agencies out because he is going to go on a vengeance campaign. and everybody needs to realize that that is what we are starting to already see happen. we are already starting to see vengeance in the form of firings. we've seen vengeance in the forms of threats, of investigations by people close to donald trump. and next we're going to see a fully in control fbi and department of justice. you know, doing the worst of the worst business for donald trump.

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

larry: does donald trump's explicit list of tax-cut promises during the campaign he just repeated it,e wants promises made promises kept and the republican congress must give it to him. trump ran on that commitment to his working-class coalition. let me remind when donald trump's truth social post yesterday, i will quote, the house resolution implements my full america first agenda, not just parts of it, we need both chambers to pass the house budget to kickstart the reconciliation process and move all priorities to the concept of one big beautiful bill. end quote. by the way, vice president j.d. vance told cpac this today. >> i talked to the president about this yesterday, he said to me it is very rare you can get two reconciliation bills done in one congress, which is why he think we've got to do a lot with that one big beautiful bill. larry: donald trump has signed on to the idea of a doge dividend check. >> i love it. 20% dividend for the money that we are saving, by going after the waste and fraud and abuse and all the other things. you think it is a great idea. 20% would give ba

he he and his majority supreme court majority essentially argued that donald trump trumps.f the 14th amendment that that is it is inoperative when it comes to donald trump. right. so they've made a lot of arguments in favor of his autonomy as a sort of almost american king. they're now preparing to hear this case. this is this supreme court appeal. so the trump administration has asked the supreme court to approve their firing of the head of the office of the special counsel, which is dedicated to protecting whistleblowers. i think that seems key. you know, andrew johnson got impeached for firing secretary of war. do you anticipate that the supreme court is going to continue down this road of adding to trump's powers? how confident are you that they will finally put a brake on him? >> well, i think. >> there's a. >> couple of different kinds. >> of powers that may get in front of the supreme. court this term. >> this first. >> case, if the supreme court takes this up, and right now it's there. and, you know, in this emergency posture. >> and. >> there are various technical

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tienen reacciones de donald trump.rrupciÓn en su contra, denunciara un supuesto intercambio de favores y el gobierno de donald trump. esto es una tonterÍa y en su carta de renuncia deja que desestimar el caso va a amplificar el caso de reunir las preocupaciones sobre la utilizaciÓn del departamento de justicia como armas. dijeron que los cargos serÁn retirados pronto. el gobierno apelar para aplicar mÁs de esto. >> el presidente donald trump dijo que no pidiÓ desestimar y por su parte la gobernadora de nueva york dijo estar considerando destituir al alcalde, necesito tiempo para procesar esto. dijeron que firmara una orden ejecutiva para que opere en la cÁrcel y lo que ha sido criticado. pueden ser deportados de inmediato sin tener un juicio y es peligroso para nuestras comunidades y dijo que si no cumple su promesa no va a enfrentar el acuerdo. >> el vicepresidente se armonÍa a los de libertad de expresiÓn y lo instÓ en frenar, escuchemos parte de lo que dijo durante su discurso en la conferencia de seguridad de alema