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know that you have been gearing up for and getting ready for and you've been very clear eyed about what the trumpefore the november election. what do you see as your most potent weapons? people who are watching this right now, who want to help, who want to help, say no to what the administration is doing? what can normal people do? >> yeah, i'm glad you. >> asked that, rachel. you know, we are, as. >> you said. >> clear eyed about how much we can get done in the courts. >> we think. >> the courts will stand up and will push back on certain things, but not everything can get done in the courts. i think any civil rights lawyer will tell. >> you it needs. >> to come more from the people. so, as you know, from covering family separation so closely. >> it was the. >> people who were. >> taking. >> to the streets and saying, not in our name. >> and i. >> think that's what people need. >> to do, is they need to say, look. >> we wanted. >> more immigration enforcement, but this is not. what we wanted. >> we don't want. >> you going after families. we don't. want you sending people. >> to guantanamo. >> p

now, keep in mind these people who trust trump aren't starry eyed fans. take this panel of cnn voters who supported supported biden in 2020, who, much to cnn's chagrin, love what trump's doing. >> our friends at. >> gauges talked to some arizona. >> voters who switched from voting for joe biden in 2020 to trump in 2024. and so far, they mostly like what they see. >> i just think he's trying to get america back on track as quickly as possible. >> feels more. >> merit and transparency that i'm getting from the administration so far. >> i approve of a. >> lot of the stuff that he's doing. >> with the border and. >> everything. >> but the most part, i feel like he's he's on the right track. >> all 11 biden, trump voters say they approve of donald trump's first weeks in office. >> poor dana having to spit those words out. i haven't seen someone regret their word so deeply since abe lincoln said. is this seat taken? >> oh. >> too soon? >> yeah. too soon. he's got. a he's got a great, great grand cousin who's upset. write your letters. but it sucks for dana bash

adamant about the independence of the fed and have thus far resisted pressure from trump after your decision to eliminate the eies, following trump's illegal order i am i speak all of my colleagues on the democratic side when i say that you must stand firm in defending the fed's independence checked any attempt by elon musk and his g of millions to gain access to the fed in systems and data and forcefully about what's at stake e for our company. the american public must hear from you, our central banks today. >> gentlemen yields back i got myself five minutes for questions. thank you for being with us. let me start with the fed's bank regulation and supervisory function. as i mentioned in my opening statement over the past 2.5 years the outgoing vice chair for supervision has pushed new regulations that would move united states towards a one-size-fits-all towards potential regulation that just as regards the congressional mandate earlier this year the fed board announced that michael hbarr would be steppin down from his position as vice chair on february 28, 2025 or earlier should a successor be confirmed. sign

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senator mcconnell had had a clear eyed view from his perspective of president trump early on. and i saw that in comments that he would made in his oral histories, as you know, going back to 2018, 2019, about his decision, about his temperament, about it, the ability to deal with him on any level. but it certainly escalated. he knew the election settled. senator mcconnell did. he knew that it was a fiction. they're trying to overturn it. and it wasn't going to work. and he thought that the constitution's pretty clear about once the electoral college speaks. that's it. he's critical of donald trump. what about the movement behind? donald trump? the maga movement. he thinks the maga movement is a really misguided force. he thinks it's counterproductive. it has a narrow view of the world. it has a narrow of the united states role in the world. but it's also a movement that he deny. he knows that it is hardly a spent force in this country. most recently, senator mcconnell was at the reagan library and spoke about america's role in the world. this is what he had to say with the part

ei in america. basing as a racist were. >> you handle it the way the trump administration is handling it, we want theant the smartest, we want this and that. what you are really saying is, we want white dominance again. that's what you are really saying. you want white dominance. >> i'm so disappointed in him saying that. comedian host of the adam carolla show. welcome, great to see you, this is the first time i've seen you since the ei died. i know you are not going to the funeral but your celebrating it. your thoughts about the pushback from the media x. >> that was sad because i normally like stephen and he sounded like a -- when he said that. i don't think he really needs it. i don't think most these people really mean it. they are trying to keep the race hussle going and it's basically gone and they are still working on it. i don't know why democrats like the ei. they just got burned like kamala harris, the ultimate the ei higher and they just got screwed because she's an idiot and unqualified so why, of all groups, with the democrats champion the ei when kamala harris screwed them? >> the supre

. >> the trump family, guys. >> they've eyed the real estate potential of the area. >> before, trump's son in law, jared kushner. >> said last. >> year that gaza's waterfront property could be. very valuable. >> and we got a reaction. >> from hamas leaders overnight as well, guys saying that. trump's comments represent confusion about. >> palestine, and. >> they say that this is simply not something that's going to work. back over to you. >> yeah. eamon. what would legally i mean how would this work. was there a discussion? i know the details were scarce here. >> but of. >> buying it of just taking it over, i mean, what would be the mechanism through which the us. gains control, or was. >> there any discussion of that? >> i mean, there's no underlying detail here, robert. i mean, this is the president throwing out an idea there. i mean, you could see from, you know, just the clip that we just played, he was reading these comments off of a prepared script that he had in front of him. so clearly there's some thinking that's gone into this that, you know, this wasn't just totally off the

trump campaigned. >> on. >> and that. >> anyone who. >> wasn't previously clear eyed about. it is. >> now seeing him. >> actually execute these these campaign promises. >> and if you talk to. >> any sort. >> of. >> maga allies over. >> the past. >> year, they will. >> say that. >> this is. >> this was the. >> purpose of having. >> groups like. >> america first. >> policy and. >> these. >> outside groups, project. >> 2025, heritage foundation. >> all of. >> these different entities that. >> have. >> spent the past. >> four years. >> trying to come. >> up with. >> legal theories and structures in order. >> to execute. >> trump's goals and. >> objectives in much. >> more efficient. >> ways than. >> he did in. >> the first administration. >> especially as. >> trump is. >> essentially going. >> to become a. >> lame duck in. >> two. >> years during 2026. >> midterms, potentially. >> and. >> he has. >> even less time. >> than. >> you know. >> a first term president. and so. >> i think. >> we're we're seeing. >> some schisms. >> come to. >> life right. >> now when it. >> comes to. c

trump campaigned. >> on. >> and that. >> anyone who. wasn't previously. >> clear eyed about. it is. >> now seeing. >> him actually. >> execute these these campaign promises. >> and if you talk to any sort of maga. >> allies over. >> the past year, they. >> will say. >> that this. is this. >> was the. >> purpose of. having groups like america. first policy and. >> these outside groups. project 2025. >> heritage foundation. >> all of. these different. >> entities that have spent the past four years trying to come up with legal theories and. >> structures in order. >> to execute. >> trump's goals. >> and objectives in. >> much more. >> efficient ways than he did in the first administration. especially as. trump is. >> essentially going. >> to become a. lame duck. >> in two. >> years during 2026. >> midterms, potentially. >> and he has. even less time than, you know. >> a first term president. >> and so i think that we're we're. >> seeing some. >> schisms come to life. >> right now when. >> it comes. >> to conservative interpretation of the law and just how much trump. >> can emb

lizzy: donald trump eying it in the same way that he's turning gaza into the riviera.think there are some ways that the trump agenda is there to wind up others and create some chaos that he is then in a position to be able to negotiate against. we have seen that since the art of the deal, right? his book. some of it shouldn't be a surprise. some of it you take at face value. that said, i think that there is, the most profound thing here is that the u.s. does not want to be paying for peace in ukraine and they expected europe to dig deep when it comes to paying for peace in ukraine. and also, you would say trump is a businessman and looking at the situation, saying -- what can the u.s. get from this, given the amount of support already being given to date? how can u.s. interests be best served? everything comes back to this lens of -- what does it take you make america great again? what ends up benefiting u.s. jobs, benefiting the u.s. economy? this is what is pulling his popularity and sort of helping to enhance his approval ratings domestically. lizzy: mark, thank you

[applause] and does trump leverage those voices on the -- >> we are ready to move on to the medical sphere. the eagle eyed among you will recognize we do not have a single in the on this panel. that was not by design. we have a doctors go to come, an expert from your seat and, unfortunately, the wildfires have made her home, many of her friends and so our thoughts are with her. we're going to move on. as a result i'm going to offer just a few contextual remarks about medical sphere. i'm not a doctor. i do not play one on tv but i so be helpful double a bit more context. i want to start missing medical professionals are responsible for about 13% 13% of child maltreatment reports in this country. 40% of the reports were substantiated versus 26% overall. often doctors and nurses are responsible for reporting the most serious cases of physical abuse as these children are the one show up in emergency rooms. they are also responsible for reporting substance exposure newborns and other parental behavior that might affect the long-term health of babies. doctors are often seeing red flags when it comes to kids tha

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eyed about this. and this is some very tough talk that needs to happen. but president trump is actually having these talks right now. if we don't have the dollar, we have nothing. and i think it's pretty rich that most of the congress, i will say congressional representatives and senators that are the very closest to ukraine on this topic, that are the most vocally supportive of ukraine, are also the same people that have never seen a spending bill that they didn't vote for. and we've got to understand, it really is not about whether you are for or against ukraine in this conflict right now. it is about the baseline understanding that we are 36.3 trillion in debt. we're running a $1.8 trillion a year deficit. and this is the single greatest threat to our national security that we have ever had. and if we do not respect our dollar with our spending, we will not be able to do the things that we want to do. i hear. >> you, i hear you on that, sir. i hear you on that, sir. it seems congress can focus on both of these things. i'm asking you about whether ukraine should have a sea

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eyed and pitch perfect in real time for us. thank you. thanks. and coming up in 90s, what president trump is saying about his not so good talks with ukraine. stay right here. >> oh, i hate these things. >> that's one of the great things about consumer cellular. they're 100% us based. customer service is also 100% human. you don't have to. oh. >> for those 50 and up, get two unlimited lines for $30 each. with consumer cellular. >> ever worry that you're drinking too much? take back control with or health or health provides access to medication proven to help a daily pill to drink less or to quit drinking drink less or to quit drinking altogether. your shipping manager left to "find themself." leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. sponsored jobs on indeed are two and a half times faster to first hire. visit indeed.com/hire it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer's dog. made by vets and delivered right to your door precisel

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eyed, ignorant dictator just ruined our future. of course i'm talking about punxsutawney phil. six more weeks of winter? i'm not sure we've got six more weeks. because donald trumpdoing so many stupidly bad things so badly stupidly, that it is difficult to keep up. anyone who's ever had a toddler knows this feeling. you leave the room for one second, and when you come back, everything from the bookshelves is on the floor, the walls are covered in ketchup, and when you ask who gave the dog a haircut with safety scissors, your kid says "it was dei." [laughter] [applause] it's hard to know what to start with. each and every one of trump's disastrous moves deserves top billing. it's like there's a long line deli line at the counter of incompetence and corruption, and every ticket comin' out of that little machine says "number one." i'll just give you a taste. over the weekend, trump and his people gave elon musk access to the treasury's payment system, prepared to shut down usaid, threatened to take back the panama canal, fired doj prosecutors who worked on january 6th, had the pentagon kick out the new york times, nbc, and npr in favor of the new york post, breitba

trump. so there was a lot going on there, a lot going on. it was a very robust speech. he was very clear eyedand he said also and there was a sort of a gasp in the room, actually, almost like he, he, he put a doomsday scenario out. he said, if europe and we ukraine don't stand up and face down russia, the center of power will either be in brussels. then he took a beat or in moscow. and that shocked so many people. but he was making a point that this is a real matter of existential survival, not just for ukraine, but for all of europe as well. and i think that it's really very interesting because you can see both the europeans and the ukrainians, sort of, at least rhetorically accepting and moving a little bit away from the united states being the all important protector and saying that they have to do it themselves, but they can't they can't lose this fight. ivan. >> christiane, i think i heard president zelenskyy actually tell you that it would be dangerous if president trump met russian president putin before he met with the ukrainian side. and you were clearly trying to pin him down and le

eyed thinking about it. forget fourth of july or thanksgiving. this is truly the biggest, most exciting display of patriotism of the year. >> president donald trumpsunday february 9th as the first ever gulf of america day. the proclamation was published to the white house website yesterday afternoon. >> the move comes after an executive order that set in motion the plan to change the name gulf of mexico to the gulf of america. yesterday's proclamation calls upon officials to observe the day with a, quote, appropriate programs, ceremonies, and activities. >> seth: that's right. you might be feeling down about the world, but then you remember it's gulf of america day! [ laughter ] [ cheers ] but, like, this is -- this is [ bleep ] nuts, right? [ laughter ] guy's been in office less than a month and he's already renaming bodies of water and declaring it a holiday, right? it's crazy, right? and making matters worse, why not? i mean, i already can't remember to buy valentine's present. now my wife's -- my wife's going to be all like, "what did you get me for gulf of america day?" [ laughter ] un-american? i'm not being un-american. i just think it's s

trump administration's effort to drastically shrink the federal government is taking aim at multiple san francisco locations. within the last hour, we learned two federal buildings in downtown are being eyedor sale. the chronicle reports the nancy pelosi federal building on seventh street and a building at 50 united nations plaza have been determined to be non-core assets. there's reportedly at least one building in san bruno and others across the state that are also on the list. now. that report comes just hours after we learned trump is targeting the agency that manages the presidio last night, issuing an executive order to shut down the presidio trust, calling it unnecessary. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is live in the presidio this morning, with the reaction coming in overnight. gloria. >> good morning. that order calls for dramatically downsizing the federal government. it calls a trust in several other agencies unnecessary. new this morning, we now have a statement from the presidio trust about this new executive order from president trump saying, quote, we are confident that our activities are all statutorily based. the presidio, a one of a kind national park site, and

you're required to prepare a full-eye -- clear-eyed -- that's a very, very challenging task for a person who serves in the trump administration. i have also been concerned about some of the judgment calls that ms. gabbard has made, refusing to acknowledge what we all know. edward snowden broke his oath to protect classified information. edward snowden betrayed the trust given to him and every other american who holds a security clearance. and, by the way, mr. snowden had a whistleblower protocol he could have followed by chose not to. people's lives were put in jeopardy. mr. snowden, as you know, intentionally gathered and deliberately walked out the door with more than 1.5 million classified files and withent to china -- and went to china and eventually found safe harbor in russia. also, i have some concern about where ms. gab gab is getting her -- where ms. gabbard is getting her news. getting access to the nation's most tightly held secrets to a person who has amplified russian talking points -- the spread of misinformation -- and who watches russia state-owned tv, i have concerns about that as well as the t

compared to the clear eyed leadership of previous leaders even on the republican side like ronald reagan who knew how to deal with the soviets. but there are real consequences to trump'sutocratic liaisons for america and allied security. host: senator durbin yesterday. to your phone calls in open forum. vince, a lake city democrat. good morning. caller: how are you doing this morning? host: good. caller: good. i think the problem we have is with ourselves. because we all wake up to the point where a lot of people hate each other. you know, i grew newspaper a time when the songs were like, come on people now, smile on your brother, everybody get together, love one another. you remember that song? host: yeah, i do. caller: what's wrong with us? we're all connected. i was a union guy. i grew up in philly. and there's no unions. we're on that now. but anyway, we had power against the machine, per se, because we had the right to strike. and when we'd do that, we'd shut them down and hurt them in their pocket and that's all they care about, their pocket. they don't care about their own mother. does that make sense? host: richard in texas, good morning, richard. caller: yeah

compared to the clear-eyed leadership of prefers leaders, even on the republican side, like ronald reagan, who knew how to deal with the soviets. but there are real connection to trump's autocratic liaisons for america and allied security. ones that republicans in the senate ought to take pretty seriously. his crazy rants about greenland, canada as the 51st state, panama, and the so-called gulf of mexico may be amusing to some, including himself, but terre certainly does -- but it certainly does not portend well for a foreign policy of the united states. simply caving in to putin and walking away from ukraine, as chamberlain did to hitler is an invitation for more confrontations in the future. before i was elected to the house of representatives, in the 1970's, i was a guest of an organization known as the american council of young political leaders, acypl. they take young men and women who are aspiring to public office on trips to various parts of the world where you spend an extra amount of time to come to understand the situation. i was lucky. i had an opportunity to visit the soviet union in the worst cold war atmosphere and environment. more than two and a half w

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