dougie. dougie. >> dougie. dougie. dougie. >> dougie. dougie. dougie. >> so cute.eds last night. really important result. there were one nil down against sheffield united. they tell the story mate. >> well illan meslier the leeds goalkeeper. oh yeah. he's making a few players at the moment. he's a good goalkeeper but he's you know whether he's going to be the number one should they actually manage to go up which looks very likely. push the ball in his own net. so anyway you know it wasn't wasn't terribly good. but anyway leeds won three one. and they're looking very good for it. i mean daniel farke the leeds manager is a very happy daniel. so everything's going very well with them. chris wilder, the sheffield united manager, he's already been up in the premier league with sheffield united, so it looks like they probably should both go up. but certainly leeds are the best bet at the moment and the best bet at the moment and the next 11 games they've got, ten of them are in the bottom half. i mean with the championship you never know what's going to happen but they'r

scarlet: as much as dougie bob said it cut $55 billion in costs, when you dig deeper and numbers may not matter. bite not move the needle when it comes to the debt burden. liz: our whole last fiscal year we spent over $1 trillion just in interest costs to service our debt. what doge is doing so far, again, nice direction but it does not really move the needle on if we want really sustained, significant deficit cutting. we will give them time. but so far, the numbers aren't that big for the big picture. scarlet: liz mccormick wrote today's a big take on the topic. read the story across our bloomberg platforms. coming up on markets, a stock higher today, defyi the declinesng -- defy the declines in the marketing, home depot. if you're living with diabetes, i'll tell you the same thing i tell my patients. getting on dexcom g7 is one of the easiest ways to take better control of your diabetes and help protect yourself from the long-term health problems it can cause. this small wearable... replaces fingersticks, lowers a1c, and it's covered by medicare. not managing your diabetes really a

security works, le dijo a nbc que fue porque la funcionaria se negÓ a darle acceso a funcionarios de dougieras insistir, sin mostrar evidencia de que doug ha descubierto que el seguro social estÁ pagando miles de millones de dÓlares a personas ya fallecidas e incluso a inmigrantes indocumentados. una de tres Órdenes ejecutivas que trump firmÓ hoy exige que los departamentos publiquen los abusos o fraudes que sean encontrados. y en una entrevista conjunta con elon musk y donald trump, que saliÓ al aire esta noche en la cadena fox, el presidente dice que musk lo llamÓ y le dijo presidente, estÁn tratando de alejarnos, asegurando que usted me cediÓ el poder. trump le contestÓ que eso no iba a pasar y le dijo que Él ha aprendido que la gente es mÁs inteligente. >> arantza cristina, muchas gracias por este reporte desde washington d.c. el departamento de agricultura dijo hoy que accidentalmente a oficiales que trabajan ena respuesta oficial a la gripe aviar, un brote que este martes ya alcanza los 70 contagios en humanos en tres estados del pais. la agencia habÍa comunicado los despidos durante

host: how much do you think a congressional buy in is what dougie is doing? guest: 73% of the recommendations it required approval by congress. i know there's focus on the executive branch first to do what they can inside the agencies, which i think makes a lot of sense, and then after that, i know that the recommendations are due by july of next year, 2026. that is where i think they will have more work together with congress, because a lot of those changes, you can eliminate -- you cannot eliminate the funding to the states without congress. you can make proposals. but if you measure by outcomes, you will not have the departments spending money the way to spending it. it would go to the states. . they would make it more efficient. we want our kids to be the most educated, but they are not. that is really come part of the one of the reasons, and the department of education is not getting results, just spending money. host: dave in orlando, florida asks, which is more important, republican waste or democratic waste? guest: everybody wastes money. there's no q

tambiÉn llama la atenciÓn es que la casa blanca ahora estÁ diciendo que elon musk no es el jefe de dougie asesor presidencial que no tiene poder y que este departamento no tiene nada que ver con Él, que Él estÁ aparte de este departamento es definitivamente es un giro de Última hora. >> muchas gracias, cristina. seguimos al tanto de todos los cambios que ocurren en la administraciÓn. mientras tanto, le cuento que gobernadora de nueva york busca destituir al alcalde eric adams y planea reunirse con sus asesores para analizar quÉ poderes constitucionales tiene para poder hacerlo. recordemos que ya cuatro altos funcionarios adjuntos de la ciudad de nueva york habrÍan renunciado a sus puestos, entrellos la vicealcaldesa. todos renunciaron el lunes luego d la decisiÓn del departamento de justicia que pedÍa desestimar los cargos por corrupciÓn que enfrenta a adams. >> atenciÓn, padres. no mÁs telÉfonos celulares dentro de los salones de clases, al menos en los Ángeles, donde hoy entra en vigor la nueva norma. esto serÁ durante el horario escolar en todos los planteles del distrito escolar unifi

there she is with dougie fresh on the jumbotron. no kiss cam though.doug saves that for doctor jill. no courtside seats either. i mean, when i was at the lakers game on the factor, o'reilly sat courtside. i sat a few rows back, but i wasn't in the rafters like mama. let's be honest, no one's really enthusiastic about harris. if democrats think she's the future, they need to go back and listen to their base. kamala is politically dead, and so is the guy. the new york times says even democrat voters are fed up. leftists see the turn against dei programs as an opportunity to reorient democrats in a direction that will deliver more gains for workers and be more palatable to a majority of voters. everyone's coming around. cnn says. the numbers don't lie. >> the bottom line is. americans seem to be less interested in diversity and inclusion than they basically have ever been, or at least going back to when the marches occurred back in 2020. and it's occurring at the same time that we're seeing obvious movement in the government to end dei as well. >> some li

maybe after dougie fresh made a move on. doctor jill biden wants to be the next golden bachelor. but joe is not just taking lunch meetings in la. he's also met the new dnc chair, straight white man ken martin. mr. martin's first order of business as the head of the party. fact checkers. >> for the. >> democratic party. >> these first. >> 100 days, we have to do a few things. one is we have to stand up the war room, which is to make sure that we are stamping out the misinformation and disinformation campaign of the republican party. what we mean by a war room is making sure that we take on the misinformation, the disinformation that we take these folks on in real time. the war room isn't just about going on the offense against donald trump. it's also defining who we are as a party, giving people a sense in this country, again, that the democratic party is their party. we haven't forgotten about them. >> mr. martin should tell chuck schumer to knock off the props, but jon stewart beat him to the punch. >> your response to the. >> trade war. >> is to. >> tell us guacamole is made of

host: how much do you think a congressional buy in is what dougie is doing?st: 73% of the recommendations it required approval by congress. i know there's focus on the executive branch first to do what they can inside the agencies, which i think makes a lot of sense, and then after that, i know that the recommendations are due by july of next year, 2026. that is where i think they will have more work together with congress, because a lot of those changes, you can eliminate -- you cannot eliminate the funding to the states without congress. you can make proposals. but if you measure by outcomes, you will not have the departments spending money the way to spending it. it would go to the states. . they would make it more efficient. we want our kids to be the most educated, but they are not. that is really come part of the one of the reasons, and the department of education is not getting results, just spending money. host: dave in orlando, florida asks, which is more important, republican waste or democratic waste? guest: everybody wastes money. there's no quest

host: how much do you think a congressional buy in is what dougie is doing?st: 73% of the recommendations it required approval by congress. i know there's focus on the executive branch first to do what they can inside the agencies, which i think makes a lot of sense, and then after that, i know that the recommendations are due by july of next year, 2026. that is where i think they will have more work together with congress, because a lot of those changes, you can eliminate -- you cannot eliminate the funding to the states without congress. you can make proposals. but if you measure by outcomes, you will not have the departments spending money the way to spending it. it would go to the states. . they would make it more efficient. we want our kids to be the most educated, but they are not. that is really come part of the one of the reasons, and the department of education is not getting results, just spending money. host: dave in orlando, florida asks, which is more important, republican waste or democratic waste? guest: everybody wastes money. there's no quest

dougie beattie gb news, belfast. >> thank you douglas.theo usherwood, a political commentator, joins us in the in the studio now to talk about this. and it really never ceases to amaze me just how indifferent politicians are. and we're going to be debating it in the programme later this morning. we've got a guy coming in and really they couldn't care less. they do not see how the food chain works. and i would say to anybody, because i've been up close and personal with this, if you would be a farmer, good luck to you because there are very, very few people that would have a go at it. >> it's a tough job. you're up. you're up at 2 or 3:00 every morning. and of course walking, working through right until late into the evening and then a little bit of sleep because you have to then get back up. it's a really hard job. and this exemption exists for a reason. the reason it exists is because actually, whilst farmers may be asset rich, they may have tractors which cost hundreds of thousands of pounds, or harvesting or harvesting or of course, th