you don't want the fcc leaning in too heavily.bs played the same question on two different programs and clearly the words of the answers were very different. what we've done is we're seeking out the transcript. it is due today. i expect cbs to provide it by the end of the day to see what in fact was said as part of our own news distortion investigation. >> dana: what could be the consequence from that? >> the full suite of fcc option essential on the table that apply to any broadcast licensee. no way the fcc can adjudicate this claim without getting a copy of the transcript. at the end of the biden administration my predecessors dismissed this complaint. i don't know how you can do that without seeing the actual video to see what was the real answer, was it edited, edited for clarity and length which would be fine or other reasons why theed iting took place. we'll look at that and open minded as to potential consequences. >> dana: will that transcript become public so all of us can read it or because of the investigation do you ho

brendan carr, the new fcc chair.t raises important issues and we are hoping to enter a period where we will see fair coverage across our broadcast channels and are cable channels of. thank you very much. to see you. >>> here is a live look at president trump. he is making his way to mar-a-lago. he is in some form of transportation several times a day i think it's fair. he will have dinner at mar-a-lago this evening with republican senators before making his way to new orleans for the super bowl. he will be the first sitting president to attend the super bowl. he will talk at 3:00 p.m. that will air on sunday. clay travis is with us and he will be there for the big game as we watch marine one. a beautiful flight this afternoon as it prepares to take the president top to air force one. this is the transport to air force one so we are waiting for him to deplane or d helicopter i guess you say in the situation as he arrives at this area. it's a big day for the super bowl and america with a big game between the chief and

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the fact that his pick for the fcc has decided to investigate this.t shows that everything based on a faulty premise is being taken very seriously by the trump administration. and as a result, a news network, cbs, is being told to hand over its raw materials. its edited, unedited transcript and tapes. that is a remarkable moment. and there are a lot of people, including some former fcc leaders, who say the government should not be doing this at all, should just. butt out. >> well, a settlement, if that should come there. it would be viewed widely, pretty much as a capitulation on the part of the cbs and their parent company, paramount. and there's important context we're having to do with with paramount in particular. what is it? >> yes. paramount global is in the midst of trying to merge with skydance. this is the company, paramount behind paramount plus and nickelodeon and mtv and cbs. it is trying to get a big deal through in order to get the deal approved, it has to get approval from the trump administration, from brendan carr, and from other trum

newly named fcc chair. that's brandon carr.is responding to an incident that happened back in january. he says kcbs broadcast a report with descriptions by an immigrant advocacy group of pinpointing locations where ice agents allegedly were spotted. however, free speech groups viewed the fcc investigation as an attack on the news media. >> the first amendment protects the right to report the news, and part of the news is what the government is doing to enforce the law at any level local, state or federal, civil, criminal, immigration, criminal, what have you. the press and public have the right to report the news, and that includes what law enforcement is doing in a public place. >> however, the fcc chair contends the report might violate the station's licensing agreement that requires operating for the public interest. odyssey, the company that owns kcbs, has declined to comment on the fcc chair's comments. >> two bay area communities are leading a closely watched legal battle against the trump administration and its pledge to

>> i believe they are going to get fined, the fcc has the authority to actually revoke your license,hat is the death penalty. there is no justification for what ended up happening other than to try and manipulate what the audience heard and understood. >> sean: 15 seconds repercussions joe? >> absolutely there will be, i don't think the lawsuit goes away, as accountability is back. in the media cannot get away with the stuff anymore. >> sean: i think donald trump will be getting another check from the media company. when we come back more hannity straight ahead. d by shared values, and a shared vision for what we can achieve together. stable and secure, when the world around us isn't. you can rely on ontario for energy to power your growing economy and for the critical minerals crucial to new technologies. ontario is your third-largest trading partner and the number one export destination for 17 states. our long-standing economic partnership keeps millions of americans working. in a changing world, it's time to bring jobs back home and build together. more workers, more trade, more p

>> i believe they are going to get fined, the fcc has the authority to actually revoke your license, that is the death penalty. there is no justification for what ended up happening other than to try and manipulate what the audience heard and understood. >> sean: 15 seconds repercussions joe? >> absolutely there will be, i don't think the lawsuit goes away, as accountability is back. in the media cannot get away with the stuff anymore. >> sean: i think donald trump will be getting another check from the media company. when we come back more hannity straight ahead join thousands of advertisers who have built their businesses, reaching america's most influential audience. need creative? we can help. fox news media impact starts here. advertise with us today. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell

fcc.ic commissioner, anna gomez, released a statement today saying this should be dismissed. this should be put to bed. but instead of saying, case closed today, the fcc chairman brendan carr, who is trump's appointee, he is saying he's going to open this up to public comment. he's going to let this go on for at least another six weeks. in other words, he's going to prolong the pain for pbs. i'm sorry for cbs by keeping this an ongoing issue. and this is not just a matter of cbs. brendan carr is probing. pbs is looking into npr. he's investigating a radio station in california. he sent a letter to disney right before christmas. he is trying to advance trump's anti-media agenda on a number of different fronts. >> as i was mentioning, viewers might not know that outlets, both on television and in print, they oftentimes edit down interviews for clarity or length. is transparency, though the lesson here, obviously no one endeavors to, nor should distort a statement to benefit anyone. it should

and the fcc released the transcript to the public yesterday. but that is far from what donald trump alleged happened. >> they took the answer out in its entirety, threw it away, and they put another answer in. >> now, that is, as we saw from the transcript, obviously not what happened at all. but still, donald trump called this incident, quote, the greatest fraud in broadcast history, unquote. mr. trump said, quote, cbs should lose its license, unquote. and then trump sued under news distortion rules for $10 million. now the suit is widely regarded by legal and first amendment experts, as well as one put it, quote, a frivolous and dangerous attempt by a politician to control the news media. broadcasters have a right to edit interviews. its editorial judgment, for example, fox in june 2024 aired this. >> would you declassify the epstein. >> files? >> yeah. yeah, i would. >> but that wasn't trump's actual whole answer. it was a taped interview. and as semafor noted at the time, mr. trump, in the full, unedited version, sounded a lot less definiti

another major cut and pace in 60 minutes and it's all surfacing now and new revelations as trump's fcc forces cbs to reveal the raw footage of that controversial interview. you'll not believe what else we found. we'll show you. this is getting really way worse. coming up, joe concha is here to react but first, this story. >> we expect it to increase and save the american peoples tens of millions and the city to accept the very generous offer and not showing up to the office and rip the american people off, they're welcome to take this buyout. liz: traves president trump's press secretary today giving an update on the trump buyouts for federal workers that are refused to show up at desk job. now a federal judge put a pause on that deadline and break down the details on that and update on why democrat corruption should have ever voter sitting up and taking nice. steve forbes breaking it down and so excited to talk to brilliant steve forbes. we'll be back in two. >> elon's six wizards, brought in young wizards to go in and go over the books and they're finding crazy [bleep]. it's very str

new fcc chair brendan carr and pbs on notice.sked fcc bureau to open an investigation regarding npr and pbs programming across your broadcast member stations. carr says it is now a new era at the fcc. >> we want to get to the core mission and reigning in big tech and it'll be take ago look at media and making sure they live up to public interest obli obligation. >> president trump reacted on truth social and going for a level never seen before and cbs should lose its license and cheaters at 60 minutes should all be thrown out and this disreputable news terminated and the 60 minutes broadcast was not doctored or deceitful. stuart: mike, thank you very much indeed. president trump met with gavin newsom at the white house and newsom wants more federal aid to rebuild after the la fires. listen to what president trump said this morning about sending water to california. >> i opened the flood gate as few days ago and water comes down from the northwestern parts of canada and the pacific northwest, and it comes down by millions and mill

a san francisco radio station is under investigation by the fcc. kcbs is accused of violating terms during its coverage. >> of ice operations in the bay area. the newly trump appointed fcc chair brendan carr claims the radio station broadcast the live locations of agents and identified which cars that they were in. this happened last month when san jose mayor matt mahan confirmed ice operations taking place in east san jose. we asked the legal director of the first amendment collission about this. >> federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest, but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported by definition, it is a matter of public concern and it is a matter of public interest to cover law enforcement operations. >> we reached out to the station's parent company and they declined to comment. >> still ahead, real it has died at san francisco zoo. what we know about the death. >> president trump and elon musk are working t

. >> the fcc says it's investigating radio station kcbs over a report that, according to the fcc, broadcast the locations of immigration agents. the fcc chairman told fox news the agency has sent the station a letter of inquiry over a report that aired january 26th that used information from the santa clara county rapid response network. the station shared a description from that immigrant advocacy group about where immigration agents were spotted and described the vehicles. the company that owns kcbs has declined to comment on the fcc chairman's comments. >> time now. 707 money problems may force yet another south bay school district to close school campuses. the franklin-mckinley school district has 6000 students in san jose. it advisory committee recommends closing three of the school district's 16 schools because of a $23 million budget deficit. the enrollment has dropped 40% in 14 years. other school districts dealing with similar financial problems include san jose's berryessa and alum rock union school district. >> parents and teachers had the chance to weigh in during a budget meeti

the fcc released the full transcript of kamala harris's 60 minutes interview that aired in october. that interview resulted in a lawsuit from president trump that accused cbs of deceptively editing the interview in order to interfere with the election. the fcc says it published the transcript because it's in the public interest, and to be transparent. google, the latest corporation to remove hiring goals tied to promoting diversity. it says they're evaluating other initiatives. the trump administration has pushed private companies to eliminate dei programs. other businesses that have changed their policies include meta, target, walmart and mcdonald's all right. coming up next here on cnn this morning, an unclassified email to the white house. could it have exposed some of america's spies to danger? plus, president trump's allies trying to clarify his plans for gaza. >> this is an outside the box. thinker who understands laura. >> the definition of. >> insanity. >> which is trying to do the same thing and hoping for a different result cooked corporate fat cats. >> swindling socialite

he said what he's trying to do is, quote, reinvigorate the public interest standard at the fcc. in other words, make sure that local radio and tv stations are serving the public interest. that sounds great in theory, but his own democratic commissioners, his own colleagues who are democrats on the commission, are saying that he's weaponizing the agency. and this is what we're watching for and covering throughout trump's government. now, how are these agencies being used to serve trump's purposes? we know that trump wants the media to suffer. he wants cbs to suffer. and it seems like brendan carr target list is the same as trump's target list. carr is probing npr. he's probing pbs. he wrote a letter to disney right before christmas. and now this cbs case will linger, at least for a few more months. >> and brian, turning to another topic, but a really interesting one. the white house says that it's going to cancel $8 million in politico subscriptions in response to a false right wing conspiracy theory. tell us about this. >> right. this is the best example, i think, in the last 24

i'll tell you what, the problem is this is been ongoing the fdic, the occ in the fed to an extent the fcc are right dave not targeted industries they targeted other industries, energy firearms but they really went after crypto they did not want crypto to be funded by banks even large banks and j.p. morgan on down to community banks and that exchange i guess elizabeth warren had to come clean because she's been a real adversary to the digital asset industry because it loses control and i guess because the 28 letters came out from the bank that were produced showing the banks directly told or the fdic directly told banks do not do business with crypto companies she had to confess that what they were doing was wrong. cheryl: just to be clear the banks denied this j.p. morgan bank of america they say they're not the practice of d banking. >> there not but there in the practice of taking risk assessment and when they get threats may be subtle from the fcic they scrutinize closer and they tend to invest elsewhere and that's what occurred we're going to have a hearing today with some of the top

>> trace: this is cbs because the fcc chairman said cbs should release the transcript here is the audioanging the answer kamala harris gave to 60 minutes, watch. >> it seems that president benjamin is not listening. >> the work that we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by israel that was very much prompted by or a result of many things including our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region. >> it seems that the prime minister benjamin is not listening. >> we are not going to stop pursuing what is necessary for the united states to be clear about where we stand on the need for this war to end. >> trace: simply you just take out the indecipherable and put in something a little bit better, i have about 15 seconds for you. >> cbs could do itself a favour by releasing the transcript on its own, of course he's requesting that because there was an fcc complaint filed for the intentional falsification of news by cbs, so they owe it to the american public to be transparent and to prove that they are not another democratic propaganda machine. >> trace: thank yo

a san francisco radio station is under investigation by the fcc. kcbs is accused of violating terms during its coverage of ice operations in the bay area. the newly trump appointed fcc chair brendan carr claims the radio station broadcast the live locations of agents and identified which cars that they were in. this happened last month when san jose mayor matt mahan confirmed ice operations. we're taking place in east san jose. >> federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest, but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported by definition, it is a matter of public concern and it is a matter of public interest to cover law enforcement operations. >> we did reach out to the station's parent company, but they have declined to comment. today we're learning the identities of the 2 people who died in the storms in santa rosa. the sonoma county sheriff's office says 61 year-old jon radecki from calistoga was found inside of a cov

a san francisco radio station under investigation by the fcc kcbs is accused of violating terms during its coverage of ice operations in the bay area. the newly trump appointed fcc chair brendan carr claims the radio station broadcast did the live locations of agents and identified which cars that they were in. this happened last month when san jose mayor matt mahan confirmed ice operations were taking place in east san jose. we asked the legal director of the first amendment collission about this. >> federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest, but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported by definition, it is a matter of public concern and it is a matter of public interest to cover law enforcement operations. we did reach out to the station's parent company for comment, but so far have not heard back. >> redwood city police arrested a 15 year-old boy in connection to a deadly shooting outside of a whole foods store. investigators say they found 18 year-

fcc chair brendan carr joins us now. he is running that probe. concerning to you, brendan? things and here i think that's the fact that we were having unprecedented number of deportations taking place in this country for that thank god for president trump promises made promises kept. not only secure the border but deport here illegally carrying it out with unprecedented seem thanks to secretary nome and tom homan as well. >> you had ice agents under cover doing operations in east san jose radio station broadcasting the live location. identifying the unmarked vehicles that they were in and again, against the backdrop of democrat leaders in congress saying it's time for people to take fights to the street against trump's agenda. so we have sent a letter of inquiry. a formal investigation into that matter. and they have just a matter of days left to respond to that inquiry and explain how this could possibly be consistent with this public interest obligations i should have called you chairman. i apologize to for that people concerned about the spending here. if you want to kno

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this is the part where i tell you that cbs, as a network does not have an fcc license. local stations do. so why all the smoke? forgetting what they've said. we know that what the trump musk gang have actually done is that elon's doge gang have gained access to files at the treasury department, the office of personnel management, small business administration, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, the department of education, centers for medicare and medicaid services, and veterans affairs. they've requested access to the department of labor, which houses confidential information, including for whistleblowers, economic data and other personal information. but after a group of unions sued, they've been blocked by a judge until tomorrow. now, naturally, this has triggered panic within the federal workforce and across the country because unvetted and unqualified musk sycophants are rummaging through highly sensitive data. newly minted treasury secretary and multi-millionaire scott bessent dismissed all of this as nothing but squawking. >> when you hear this.

. >> reporter: last summer, the fcc adopted the next rules.ve lives. >> i received a call from someone after the call saying if i hadn't been able to text you, i'm not sure i would have been able to have gotten help. it's huge. >> reporter: franklin county, illinois. >> it's a matter of time before it spreads to all of us. thanks for watching, i'm frances rivera. hope you have a great thursday and see you back here early friday morning. your news contin ready for another round of rain. looking live. dry right now. later this morning. that is goining to be a very different picture. meteorologist kari hall is timing out the impact for your commute. as our storm ranger scans the skies? that's right. next round of wet weather

the fcc requested these materials for an investigation into a complaint alleging intentional news distortiontatement, cbs news said the transcripts and video show the "60 minutes" broadcast was not doctored or deceitful. >> john: still ahead on the "cbs evening news," lonnie quinn with some potentially dangerous weather targeting the northeast. >> maurice: and we'll also have these stories. ♪ ♪ >> i'm jericka duncan. the killing of sonya massey by a sangamon county sheriff's deputy last july shocked the nation. well, we went back to that county in illinois and found other cases of alleged officer misconduct. that's tonight's "eye on america." >> i'm chris livesay in tel aviv. donald trump says he wants to turn gaza into the riviera of the middle east. but what about the people who live there? that's next on the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪ premier protein is my secret weapon. 30 grams of protein and one gram of sugar. and it tastes just like a chocolate milkshake. let's go, let's go. (♪♪) premier protein. sweeten the journey. mopping is hard work, but then i tried the swiffer powermop. it has a b

here we have the fcc weaponizing their ability to do an investigation. >> of activity which has been settle as protected by the first amendment for 50 years or more over half a century. kron 4 reached out to kcbs in a spokesperson for odyssey said they had no comment on the matter. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> tonight, san francisco and santa clara county officials have joined forces to sue the trump administration. the lawsuit is over a new executive order to withhold federal aid from cities with sanctuary laws and place. local attorneys argue they won the first time going up against the trump administration and they're confident they'll win again. >> no one is interfering with the federal government's ability to do their job. but the trump administration is certainly interfering with our ability to do our job. santa clara's mission, our job. he's not to enforce immigration laws. the constitution could not be more clear that the federal government can't require us to help within forsman of civil immigration laws. >> the 2 counties joined several other cities and their battle again

contempt for the press and now the man he appointed chairman of the federal communications commission or fcc. >> is going after a bay area broadcaster for reporting on ice activity in the south bay kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> county's response network says agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, including a black dodge durango. gray nissan maxima on white nissan truck. it's this january. 26 report from kcbs that has the all-news radio station. >> in the crosshairs of the new chair of the federal communicatiols commission. this is really concerning is what happened was you had ice agents under cover doing operations in east san jose and part of the town known for violent gang activity at this radio station broadcasting. the live location identified the unmarked vehicles that they were in and again against the backdrop of democrat leaders in congress saying it's time for people to take fight to the street against trump's agenda. so we have sent a letter of inquiry, a formal investigation into that matter. and they have just a matter of days left to respond to that in court. expla

a bay area radio station is now the target of a lawsuit by the federal communications commission or fcc for reporting on local ice agent activity. yeah, the action is raising new concerns about freedom of the press. >> kron four's dan kerman reports. >> county's response network says agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, including a black dodge durango. the gray nissan maxima on white nissan truck. it's this january. 26 report from kcbs that has the all-news radio station. >> in the crosshairs of the new chair of the federal communications commission. this is really concerning is what happened was you had ice agents under cover doing operations in east san jose and part of the town known for violent gang activity at this radio station broadcasting a live location identified the unmarked vehicles that they were in. >> and again, against the backdrop of democrat leaders in congress saying it's time for people to take fight to the street against trump's agenda. so we have sent a letter of inquiry, a formal investigation into that matter. and they have just a matter of days left to

that includes omb director nominee russell vought, fcc commissioner brendan carr, senior counselor peter navarro, borders are homan. it is worth examining in some details this 900cu page document that is the basis for the avalanche of chaos and pain and confusion from the trump administration. i want to read the opener in project 2025. history teaches, i want you to click on this is not me. history teaches a present our temperament agenda is at an apex during the ministrations opening days. to execute requires coordinated unified plan and detained and committed cadre of personnel to implement. in recent election cycles president to candidate normally begin transition planning in the late spring of election-year or even after the nomination was secure. that is too late. the federal government complexity and growth advance a seemingly logarithmic rate every four years. for conservatives to have a fighting chance to take on the administrative state, the work must start now. the entirety of this effort o support the next conservative president. in the winter80 of 1980, the fledgling heritage

now, cbs news has turned over documents requested by the fcc after the new chairman of the fcc, appointedtated a complaint about her appearance on that broadcast. donald trump sued the network in a federal court and claimed the interview was conducted to help kamala harris win the election. officials at the fcc at the time called it a threat against free speech, and rejected that complaint. >> the u.s. postal service announced it is reversing course and will continue accepting packages coming from china and hong kong. late last night, the postal service announced the temporary suspension. the announcement came just days after president trump signed an executive order, ending a longstanding rule that made it easier for exporters to ship packages to the u.s. that are worth less than $800. now, the postal service says it will work with customs and border protection to avoid delivery disruptions amid the new china tariffs. >> all right, pam. time is 641. we'll see what's happening on the roads now. what's the latest in the commute? >> well, it looks pretty good compared to yesterday. dave and

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issue is limited to five years which is in stark contrast to the 25 year license they get from the fccit takes longer than five years to plan the laying of these cables and as soon as you get them, it is already time to start another environmental review. we already know what the review will say which is all they always say. cables do not cause environmental harm. the investment to deploy these cables is significant and certainly, certainly expect a greater return on that investment than five years and they deserve more regulatory certainty than this black box process. i am told by folks in the industry that marine sanctuaries are de facto no go zones because of this regulatory uncertainty. he sanctuaries are not just as rare as you may think. over 400 miles of the coast of california has designated as marine sanctuary. that is half of the coast of the entire state which also happens to be the most strategic place to lay cables given the position globally and its proximity to data centers. limiting the ability to lay cables to less than half the coast of california limits their resilie

the fcc did that this week and we learned this key moment was left out of the broadcast, a key questiona simple answer but listen here. >> most basic of questions, why do you want to be president of the united states? >> there are many reasons but probably first and foremost, i truly believe in the promise of america. i do. and i love the american people. we are people who have ambition and aspirations and dreams and optimism and hope. >> that's why you want to run? >> that's why i'm running. that and other reasons. >> you cannot hesitate when somebody asks you why you are running for president. that should be an automatic answer, donald trump can answer that in his sleep. >> how about how about the answer was? >> and some of the reasons. that's why you are running bac backs. >> he did a good job. >> you are raising a billion dollars and you got the dnc and fronting on joy, hope for hosting a telephone for you and your running because i believe in the promise of america? what about you? is like the national anthem so i thought in the big picture the should have prospective i'm older tha

it is in contrast with the 25 year license issued by the fcc for these cables and the 20-25 terms of most states. these restrictions discourage cable routes through sanctuaries making them no go zones as , mentioned. for example, approximately 400 of california's 800 miles of coastline is in areas designated as national marine sanctuaries. this matters because network resiliency and security required diverse cable routes. if networks are forced to work in these areas, they are more vulnerable to becoming a single point of failure during natural disasters or other events. the undersea cable protection act would streamline the process by eliminating the extra requirement of the special use permits while retaining the oversight role through a consultation process. this would have no effect on the existing federal, state and local regulatory requirements for subsea cables. the change would retain both the protection of sanctuary resources and the continued development of this critical infrastructure. subsea cables are central to the u.s. economy and national security and this legislation

back in 2006, again i was the ev for the house democrat caucus, when, when the dccc chair and the g fcc chair were screaming at the dnc chair howard dean at the time about writing the check. you all remember that. there was a $5 million check and they were asking the dnc to write the check in order to support their efforts. now howard dean was focused on the 50 state strategy folks, i'm happy to say that yes, we did the 50 state strategy on steroids because there's never been a dnc that has contributed more money and resources to supporting the state party. all 50 states and our territories and are democrats abroad. [applause] but in addition to making that historic investment in our state party, we wrote a big damn check. we actually wrote $52 million to support the dccc and the dscc over these four years and nobody had to scream at me to do it. we broke down silos and our organizations work together in a way they've never worked together before. and now we have lifted the floor in terms of how we move forward as a party. we also invested the stork money on the ground. just in the cycl

but before that happens, the fcc released the full interview, unedited and we have the tape.or an hour and left a lot out. here's an answer that never made air. watch >> i'm trying to understand how it is that with this emphasis on the border the numbers of crossings quadrupled under the first three years of the biden/harris administration. how did that happen? >> there are a variety of factors that relate to what we have seen globally and what we are not immune from at our own border in terms of what we have seen, in terms of surge of immigration and irregular migration. and there are solutions at hand. but we've got to have leaders who are solution oriented, which we have been and are. [laughter] >> jesse: cbs also cut out their host pressing kamala on how she's going to pay for all of her giveaways. >> if all of this makes so much sense, why has this not been done? you are dealing with a congress that is divided, that many are in opposition to not only you but your policies. so how are you going to make this come true? >> if i approached my life as though it's never been d

this as the fcc is probing a george soros backed radio station accused of broadcasting live locationsts during their operations in california. this was in san jose. i want to bring in former acting dhs secretary and executive director of the america first policy institute, chad wolf. chad, good morning to you. i want to get your reaction to this egregious move by the radio station to endanger these i.c.e. agents. >> yeah, it's really important. look, any time operational details get leaked about an enforcement operation, or really any law enforcement operation beforehand, it's dangerous. it's dangerous not only for the law enforcement agents that are exercising in that operation, but also for the targets and in this case the illegal aliens. it makes it dangerous for everyone and anyone involved there. so i think what you hear from tom homan and others is not only does it diminish the effectiveness of apprehending criminal and dangerous individuals but you're putting law enforcement at risk as well because now they don't know what they're going into. they don't know what the opposition

rule that included as a part of it a number of data breach reporting requirements, which the current fcc has simply taken those and enacted them as a separate rule. we killed it as a part of a previous one and it is currently in litigation and the sixth circuit. kim, you have done a lot with this. how should people think about this? how important is it? how does it wind up getting dealt with by the agencies, the courts? ms. hamm: in some sense, the question of whether the preclusive effect is real or strong is answered by the fact that very few rules have been reissued after being disapproved. i don't think you can stop the analysis there, as might just mentioned. the rule can be disapproved and the agency might say -- well, i will get to that policy choice or that requirement in a different way. maybe i will reissue a part of the rule. maybe i will, you know, look at my enforcement or examination authorities or issue guidance. it's not, i think it would be really interesting if someone did an analysis of each of the rules that was disapproved, what really happened in practice at the age

president kamala harris and news organization has agreed to hand over the transcript of the interview to fccf settlement between trump and cbs have been reported. let's goat to charlie gasparino with the latest. >> yeah, we're take ago headline victory lap and florida panthers are very american team because it's run and owned by one vincent viola of the vertu of america tile exchange and they're the owners of the florida panthers and congratulations to both of them. i'm sure they're at the oval office and point out cbs -- the sec investigation is going to heat up by close of business to the today and transcripts and contested transcripts of kamala harris interview on 60 minutes handed over and carr is essentially launching an investigation to see if cbs doctored that interview to essentially promote kamala harris during the 2024 presidential campaign, this came up because conservative activist group and some merit according to carr on the investigation and it's all wrapped up in the paramount merger with skydance and needs sec approval and brendan carr going without a guarantee of fairness.