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an overweight, beady-eyed, ignorant dictator just ruined our future.course i'm talking about punxsutawney phil. six more weeks of winter? i'm not sure we've got six more weeks. because donald trump is doing 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 pro

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steve, people are moving and i think you have a pretty clear-eyed idea of why. >> because you have someone in the white house who is taking control. he is in charge at the height of his powers. he is commanding the american state, the world stage. this is what we saw before. the reason people are so completely losing it over the weekend ever since the tariffs is completely income present henceible to me. i remember clearly last time around. then the relish yu with mexico wasn't just fentanyl it was also immigration and the caravans and all of that. i remember the president trump announced 25% tariffs on mexico via a tweet as it was called on a sunday night just before we went on air with my show. we covered it and within days you saw exactly the same kind of quick reaction, the then president of mexico sent troops to their southern border. it happened again. here is someone who is completely ripping up the playbook of how things operate in terms of relationship between countries. i remember back in the day i was in 10 downing street in the u.k. and saw how it was done the traditional way.

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. >> wide eyed with all four legs bandaged.t lies on her side while veterinarians put a splint on a pigeon and cradle a newborn squirrel that fell out of the nest. this is pasadena humane, operating under all but standard procedure. the nonprofit animal adoption shelter that serves not just altadena and pasadena, but most of the san gabriel valley, has turned into more of a burn unit. >> these are animals who have, like, major burns on their paws. in many cases, they're unable to really walk or stand. they're really weak because they've just inhaled so much smoke. so they need a lot of oxygen therapy. so they need a lot of support. >> they've helped more than 1000 animals in the wildfires goats, lizards, birds, even a horse. >> so they walked their horse for miles and miles through the smoke and the fire and the sirens just like came straight down del mar. like through old town pasadena to be reunited with the owner here. i'm just like, oh my gosh, this is this is going to be unlike anything we've ever seen before. >> and it wa

eyed taiwan. if the new rule is that you can take anything you want, if you have the force to take it, we are in for a very, very tough time in a very in the very near future. >> beth, i want to replay a little bit of what caitlin talked to the president about. listen to this. >> where exactly are you suggesting that they should go? and two, are you saying they should return after it's rebuilt? and if not, who do you envision living there? >> i envision a world, people living there. the world's people. i think you'll make that into an international. unbelievable place. a living in hell. and those people will now be able to live in peace. we'll make sure that it's done world class. it will be wonderful for the people palestinians, palestinians, mostly. we're talking about. and i have a feeling that despite them saying no, i have a feeling that the king in jordan and that the general president, but that the general in egypt will open their hearts and will give us the kind of land that we need to get

and let's be clear eyed. canada and mexico are two of our largest trading partners, and we can't throw our weight around and bully them into concessions. we are going to need them. they are allies. and i think we can accomplish a lot more with diplomacy than with than trying to beat them over the head. so review of usmca, ogoa, the african initiative needs to be renewed and i will be looking to see if we can find partnership with republicans to get that across the finish line as well. >> the african growth and opportunity act, that waives tariffs and imports from developing countries generally. is there republican, a -- it seems like we are in an era where people are talking about putting tariffs on rather than waving tariffs. is there republican, a bipartisan support for renewing those programs? ms. sanchez: the chairman took a delegation to meet with african leaders to talk about agoa and there are probably some modifications or improvements that we could make to it. but many of the goods that come in tarif