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well, they live in their dream world. let's discuss this more was of the you how like he's in the analysts especially specializing in african affairs. he's joining us from washington dc. thank you very much indeed for being with us as the a you is planning to meet the 2 statements that we've just heard from wanda and the r c. don't exactly send in charging when the a you might be trying to work towards some sort of if nothing else in the settlement to compromise it doesn't done. i think it's been for some time now and i think it doesn't accept very well on the african union. especially at the time when it's trying to elected some new chair very soon. but i think we have to be also comedy central. the fact that the see problem between dwanda and the c as what a fairly rich history, whatever happens between the 2, those 2 countries, doesn't stay in those 2 countries. and it has the capacity of affecting other countries in the region. we were mentioning earlier about some of the advances being made by m. 22 fighters. we are

in a a dream world. >> we're going to show you the lincoln bedroom in a little while. it's a very special, special place. appropriate for tonight. very appropriate. >> and, uh. thank you all. and i love our country. and i'm so happy to be back here. and i wish i could articulate it better. >> you've done beautifully. and he's got a great mother. and when i saw the mother at a rally, she said, would you. if you win, will you get my son out? and i promise she's 95 years old. and i said, we'll get him out. and we got him out pretty quickly. >> she told me that that exact that exact words, and. >> she made quite an impression. >> and you also did. and i'm in awe of what you've done and your team. >> it's great to have you back. and i have a great life. yes. >> did you speak directly to president putin about. >> well, i don't want to say that. i just want to say that i appreciate very much what they did. and letting mark go home. and i appreciate steve witkoff the job he did. and marco behind the scenes was unbelievable. and so many of these people were unbelievable. they t

stupid, his rival, mister maps came back and said, well, i think that mister shots is living in a dream world if he thinks the people in this country off happy with the situation . remember what is caused all of this over the course of the last few weeks. mr. mounts has changed his policy and is really cold for a tightening of migration rules in this country. it's much, much more draconian than they have been in the course of the last 10 years. also opinion pulse, just many people agree with what he suggested. and yet they have seen hundreds of thousands of people demonstrating against it in germany, cities over the course of the last week. other issues, well, the economy was also stand that issue in this debate with mr. shots basically suggesting he thinks the way things have gone over is the time of his child step was good, but could have been better with mister mat saying not a toll. people are much worse off. they need to, to, into his policy, to try to bring some sense of prosperity back. there was also some consensus about gauze about president trump. it said that with both people sayin

well, they live in their dream world of the law. he had like a, an analyst, specializing an african affairs, says african unions. inaction in the d. r. c could have a devastating impact on the region. and i think it does have a separate very well on the african union, especially at the time when it's trying to elected some new chair very soon. but i think we have to be own. so can you send to the fact that the d. s. the problem between want on the see, has been a fairly rich history. whatever happens between the 2, those 2 countries doesn't stay in those still countries and it has what the capacity of affecting other countries in the region. i think these new inertia, if you will, from the african union, is something new, but the cost is so significant. justin, the 2 countries you've got over 50000000 people in needles. you may, terry, and 8000000. this have been displaced in the castle, sit down, your having a country that has a dubious distinction now. well having finding some parts of the country, genocide going on and in other p

well, they live in their dream world. and remember diesel, a senior fellow and director of the african program at the center for strategic and international studies. he says the fall of bukasa is an indication that the conflict will escalates. it is unimportant on the developments now that because he's about to fault, it is a big, big deal. that's the question is not so much that they control both area. and the question is, what is next? this is not the 1st time the m. 23 has done this kind of incursion. we will remember that gm's 22 has come to the region before meaning northgate, particularly in the other building, in the, under the billions in the region. so the main question 2 days ok will cover falls, then what do they continue to march down to 0 in soft cable? or do they take a hold of the 2 provinces and just stop there? the problem is taking because who is now really, really raising the n t, because we're only just next door. and we're only as heads troops in the congo. we're going to use bilateral agreements with

well, they live in their dream world, cement. remember, these are the senior fellow and director of the africa program at the center for strategic and international studies. joining us from washington dc get to have you with us. so if indeed the rebels now control both cells, keep a north key. bu how big a set back is this for the government and the military, and the d. r. c, a very in thank you for having me. it is unimportant on the developments now that because he's about to fall, it is a big, big deal. that's the question is not so much that they control both area. so the question is, what is next? this is not the 1st time the m. 23 has done this kind of incursion. we will remember that dm's 22 has come to the region before meaning north keeping, particularly, but it means other 1000000000 in the rebellion in the region. so the main question 2 days ok will cover falls, then what do they continue to march down to 0 and soft cable? or do they take a hold of the 2, provost is and just stop there. the problem is taking because is

was a very clear results which was that he felt that the shots of it was as it were, living in a dream world where everything was perfect and that, that was not the case as the issue here is what germany does. about migration, when 60000000 germans go to the polls in 2 weeks time. migration is a really clear issue for them. there's been hundreds of thousands of people demonstrating in the streets of germany's big cities in the last week. also, all angry at the apparent right towards shift in policy. and yet behind that, the opinion polls suggest 2 thirds of germans want to have much tougher migration rules here. and so those 2, those issues played out in the 1st 3rd of this debate, as i say, the idea of from the child. so that being that mr. maps had broken upside booth in working, even if it wasn't willingly with the f day that far right policy. i missed them out saying the point is here. the majority of germans want change and he said he was the man to bring change and down like what did we hear about the other issues in the selection campaign as well. the economy was one that really stood

me and secretary rubio who met my son a while back a middle-class schoolteacher who is now in a dream world. >> we'll show you the lincoln memorial a little while it's a very special place. appropriate for tonight very appropriate so thank you all i love your country and i'm so happy to be back here and they wish i could articulate it better. and i promise 95 years old and we got them out quickly. >> she told me that exact thing. >> president donald trump: she made quite an impression. and i am in all of what you've done and your team it's great to have you back. did you speak directly to him? >> i just want to say that i appreciate much what they did in letting mark go home and what they did. and represent that from the area. i will show him the lincoln bedroom which nobody gets to see it's very special. want to see it i want to add putin was generous and give me a pardon. >> president donald trump: what were the terms of the deal? >> very fair and reasonable not like deal seen over the years somebody also being released tomorrow we want to get it done. >> is this the beginning of a deal h

. >> i'm a middle-class school teacher who is now in a dream world -- >> we're going to show you the lincoln bedroom in a while. appropriate for tonight, very appropriate. >> trace: this is kind of stuff that makes americans believe trump is good at negotiating, good at foreign policy. >> >> mark: absolutely, you saw steve witkoff, close friend of the presidents, a developer, who was named middle east special envoy. news travels. when you see a high-profile success like this with president putin and his government in russia. news will travel fast in other corners of the world, especially middle east, and elevate witkoff's prestige and credibility and he will have other tasks that will be harder. >> trace: just a few seconds left, sounds like this may be a first step to negotiating what is happening with the war in ukraine. communication lines appear to be wide open. >> they are wide open. let's not forget trump is displaying strength and you are not hearing that from his critics. a few days ago, the trump administration was talkings about lifting restriction on sale and use of long-r

in a dream world. [chuckling] >> president trump: it's a special place. >>> appropriate for tonight. >> trace: this is the kind of stuff that makes america's believe that president trump is good at negotiating an foreign policy. >> again, absolutely. it's important, you saw steve witkoff a very close friend of the president, fellow real estate developer and named curiously enough the middle east special envoy. news travels. when he sees that your high profile success like this, with president putin and his government in russia, news will travel fast in other corners of the world especially the middle east. it will elevate. prestige, credibility, comparing him to be successful in other tasks that may be even harder. >> trace: e talk about steve witkoff in the middle east and all of a sudden this russian deal, sounds like this may be a first step to may be ending where at least negotiating what is happening in ukraine it now, that communication lines appear to be wide open. >> they are wide open. that's

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[clearing throat] who is now in a dream world.nd i love our country i'm so happy to be back here. >> he has got a great mother. when i saw the mother at a rally, she said will you -- if you win, will you get my son out? and i promised -- she is 95 years old. we will get him out. we got him out pretty quickly. >> she told me that exact words. >> she made quite an impression. >> and you also did. i'm in awe of what have you done. and your team. >> it's great to have you back. you are going to have great life. >> steve: how great is that? >> emily: emotional moment for those two and all of those at home it's incredible. >> talk about the symbolism. comes out draped in a american flag and holding a beer his eagles just won the super bowl. there is, without question, unilateral global support for this. and you contrast that with the brittney griner situation where there were headlines that said, quote: did biden make the right call as he exchanged the merchant of death for brittney griner's freedom the same year she was arrested he was

i find that amazing, right, not that fillmore the real sacrifice is a lot for her dream of being a world star in women. sumo, she commutes the 40 kilometers between the dodo and her student department and the outskirts of the oklahoma 4 times a week. the plus she spends plenty of time, i'm preparing meals so this way i'm extra to eat as much protein as necessary. kind of more log into the phone competitions. i sometimes have to balance some of the weight, so it took you all to hook up some with the plan. i have to put a lot more fluids into categories. for instance, the well, the, the real lives a normal college students life. when she comes to her focus solely on her support, she won every under 18 title in japan before becoming world youth champion in 2019, not easy as athletes fund themselves and amateur assumed. well, what are the most, do you typically when a certificate or maybe sometimes the middle part of or even at the world championships for so. so the societal recognition for young women that carried themselves with confidence or chief things out of the ordinary can still be r

in a dream world. >> we're going to show you the lincoln bedroom in a little while. >> it's a. >> very special, special place. appropriate for tonight. very appropriate. >> and. thank you all. and i love our country. and i'm so happy to be back here. and. i wish i could articulate it better. >> you've done beautifully. and he's got a great mother. and when i saw the mother at a rally, she said, would you, if you win, will you get my son out? and i promise, she's 95 years old. and i said, we'll get him out. and we got him out pretty quickly. >> she told me that that exact that exact words, and. >> she made quite an impression. >> and you also did. and i'm in awe of what you've done and your team. >> it's great to have you back. can i have a great life? yes. >> did you speak directly to president putin about. >> well, i don't want to say that. i just want to say that i appreciate very much what they did and letting mark go home. and i appreciate steve witkoff the job he did. and marco behind the scenes was unbelievable. and so many of these people were unbelievable. they they represent h

. >> i'm a middle class school teacher who's now in a dream world. >> reporter: fogel recounting the deplorable conditions he suffered during his 3 1/2 years in a russian prison. >> there were times when it was extremely trying. there were times when i could manage it. >> reporter: his 95-year-old mother, his most fervent advocate reaching out to president trump during the campaign with a plea to bring her son home. >> i had to get him back home because i would have had big trouble with his mother. >> reporter: fogel calling his mother tuesday telling his mother he had finely been released. >> it was such a shocker and such beautiful shocker. we just need to get him home and hug him and hold him. >> reporter: the white house says fogel was freed as part of what they call a very fair exchange with russia, but would not give any details. fogel was arrested in 2021, according to russian authority. this surveillance video shows fogel at a russian airport trying to enter the country for a teaching assignment where his family said he was carrying a small amount of medically prescribed mari

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but it has played in manifesting some of the white house's greatest dreams of shaping the world as best suits washington's interest. it isn't on that scots in the open office and spread floating around the world. so you chop off the on the power of hearing for office diminishes. that is why this is such a big story. and that is why walks and regime change and sees yes in dc up and all those cross to now to the goes to kara, author and journalist at misty on their dad website. diego, they did have you on the program with us us. a date has reportedly been financing opposition and protest groups repeatedly including those in venezuela and this allegedly has been going on for years. why do you think the us has considering shutting everything down and now kind of seems to get kind of sense that nothing is sacred for them now except for some few things. right. but, and it's kind of amusing also to see all the reactions having all the product mode it's created for many, many places. but i do think it's basically well and efficiency matter, financially speaking and also the product will overall

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to be able to perform his favorite style of dance on one of the biggest music stages in the world was a dream come true for ice cold. he told me he did it for all of his friends and family here in the bay. for all of those who came before him. >> turf dancing used to be done at house parties and sideshows. so just thinking about that all the way up into the super bowl. it's like, that's like a major thing for people to see. >> reporter: and he says he's not stopping here. his goal is to continue to show off his craft on the biggest stages. his hope, we will all see him back on our tv screens soon. >> lights and the people as well made it a moment, the environment, the atmosphere. i can't get enough of that. >> reporter: so pretty much the second the game and the season are over, there's a group of people behind the scenes getting ready for the next super bowl. this time we have a reason to be especially excited because next year, the bay area hosts the big game at levi's stadium. the last time that happened was ten years ago. san jose mayor matt mahan was part of the group of new orleans toda

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, japan and myself are determined to work hand in hand to bring peace to the world and also enable people to have their dream and their hope. president trump: thank you very much. i just want to say former prime minister was a great friend of mine. i couldn't have felt worse when that happened to him, a horrible event and he was a friend of yours and had respect for you and talked about the people in japan and as does mrs. abbe and came and visited at mar-a-lago, she was impressed by the job you are doing and i thought it was very nice but he had very respect for you and it's an honor on his behalf to say it is an honor to be with you. he was a good friend of mine. he was a wonderful man. [speaking japanese] not only among politicians but also among the general public and business leaders, there are many that are anxiously awaiting for your come back and mr. toyota c.e.o. of toyota and any friend from high school and college days and he confessed to me he was waiting for your victory and your comeback. [speaking japanese] >> and when i talk to him he assured with me his future plan to announce more investmen

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it's full of a dream for a better world. >> and i think. >> that's something that we could really useit. >> first, so. >> i guess i'll just echo it. i think. >> that listening you don't have to have a political art to have it be uplifting andyou happier often, to hear somebody in your culture, somebody with a microphone. >> saying things that you. >> too deeply hold true is incredibly uplifting and does make you more. >> hopeful. >> more joyful, more able to move forward. >> that's a fitting note for us and appreciate both of you. ani difranco and simon difranco and simon vozick-levinson. thank you an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. -what've you got there, larry? -time machine. you gonna go back and see how the pyramids were built or something? nope. ellen and i want to go on vacation, so i'm going to go back to last week and buy a winning lottery ticket. -can i come? -only room for one.

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dream. >> what the hell is this world coming to?. >> it's the cape that really settle it. [laughter] >> bret: can you see that plus you can see the exclusive interview with president trump on the fox super bowl pregame show in the 3:00 hour of the pregame show on big fox sunday. monday on "special report," we will have the rest of interview. we will expect to talk to him for quite some time. please join shannon bream for "fox news sunday" from new orleans. talk with house speak mike johnson and louisiana landry. set your dvr 3:00 on the west coast and 6:00 p.m. on the east coast. following me on instagram at x at bret baier behind the scenes content of that interview behind this weekend. who are you pulling for? who knows? hopefully it will be a close game. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. have a super weekend. "the ingraham angle" is coming up next. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" thank you as a

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