gasia with great america.i had great america near me when i was growing up, i would have applied there for sure. >> absolutely. >> instead, i was selling enchiladas outside my dad's construction site. it's true. hi, everybody, and good afternoon to you. how about the rainfall amounts? well, they have been taking place well to the north of santa rosa. let's talk. willits i love willits. have you ever ridden the skunk train to willits? it's so much fun. oh, you got to do it. it is so much fun. you can jump on it in fort bragg, okay. and in hopland to the north. also 12/100 of an inch of rain. lots of viewers there. lots of friends there. hi. and meanwhile, lake sonoma, just over a 10th and only a trace in santa rosa. this area of low pressure is quite anemic as it bangs up against the pacific northwest. now, don't get me wrong. in the northwestern quadrant of the state, we're seeing plentiful rain showers around crescent city, even a smattering of some snow near shasta. and it looks like, for the most part, all

russell, great america, south bay, give me a beat. like this. oh, give me a beat that i can play. i'm going to stop. but next the seven things you need to know t exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and it's an excellent source of calcium. wow! planet oat really has it all! ♪ are back today. live doppler seven showing you. we are tracking some heavier downpours across the city right now. this is a level two, a moderate storm all day today for those downpours. gusty winds. thunderstorms are possible. live. look at the bay bridge where the rain is falling. downpours develop throughout the day. winds are strongest this afternoon. >> number two people across the bay area are cleaning up ahead of the next round of rain. there were at least five landslides during the last storm from san francisco to the north bay. >> number three former oakland mayor criminal case is expected back in court today. tao and several others are facing federal charges for offering political favors for cash. >> number four, a new way to address the sixth

>> all about make america great again, right? we care about. >> jon: make america great again! yeah, boy! everything trump does is all part of making america great again. order one: roll back everything from the previous not great administration. regulations on the environment, regulations on the second amendment, the title ix guidance. and not just the big shit! you want to make america great again? you can't skimp on the details. >> president trump says he's going to reverse joe biden's mandate to phase out plastic straws, saying, "enjoy your next drink without a straw that disgustingly dissolves in your mouth!" >> jon: you -- okay, he's right on this one. he is right on this one. those straws are [bleep] terrible. objectively terrible. i'm supposed to have some weird tissue paper in my mouth just because turtles can't figure out straws aren't food? no! don't eat the tubes! stupid turtles. so trump is making america great again by taking us back to 2016. but obviously, if we're going to make america great again, we can't stop in

unfortunately, great america is holding a hiring blitz this week to fill hundreds of positions. could this hiring window be the last? well, we've known the south bay amusement park is set to close eventually. it was slated for closure in 2033, but documents show great america's lease could be terminated by the end of june 2028, which would force it to shut down. for now, though, the theme park is looking to fill a range of roles, from lifeguards to ride operations to food and beverage vendors, and it is almost water park weather. >> not quite. >> but it is going to get a good bit warmer. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> and this weekend, dan, you might be thinking that it's going to get definitely get warmer. good evening everyone. let's take a look at live doppler seven. before we get to the weekend, let's talk about what's ahead. clouds will be continuing to stream in just like they did today. and then this storm system that is developing out here is going to bring us a few showers on wednesday, but it's a one day deal. take a look at the climate predi

unfortunately, great america is holding a hiring blitz this week to fill hundreds of positions.ould this hiring window be the last? well, we've known the south bay amusement park is set to close eventually. it was slated for closure in 2033, but documents show great america's lease could be terminated by the end of june 2028, which would force it to shut down. for now, though, the theme park is looking to fill a range of roles, from lifeguards to ride operations to food and beverage vendors, and it is almost water park weather. >> not quite. >> but it is going to get a good bit warmer. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> and this weekend, dan, you might be thinking that it's going to get definitely get warmer. good evening everyone. let's take a look at live doppler seven. before we get to the weekend, let's talk about what's ahead. clouds will be continuing to stream in just like they did today. and then this storm system that is developing out here is going to bring us a few showers on wednesday, but it's a one day deal. take a look at the climate predict

i really want great america to stay. just to be really clear, i like that park a lot. trailblazer is it lasts like 20s your entire life. you see, during that 20s. >> okay, last 20s, but how long did it take for your body to recover? because on those things. >> i hours, 20 hours. yeah. okay. yeah, yeah. >> seems like a good ratio. >> it is. yeah. >> short term fun. long term bang. >> for your buck on that one. >> totally. this morning we're getting first hints of daylight out there with the tam cam. a live look outside. seeing that sunrise begin, here's a look at the weather headlines. we have a mild tuesday ahead of us with a blend of sun and clouds. it feels nice this afternoon as temperatures go into the 60s. tomorrow, as a cold front moves through, it will bring overcast skies and the chance of a light shower in the north bay. and then after that system departs, the extended outlook. has warmer weather really moving in here. so this morning, underneath partly cloudy skies will begin in the 30s and in the 40s. but the forecast later on today does call for a nice ■aft

and if you don't want america to be great, you're probably not in the right country. use there are millions of people who risk their lives just to come to america. >> reporter: he was released from jail after a few hours, charged with disrupting an assembly, a misdemeanor. >> this is the maga movement. it's not community. it's not building anything. it's about doing whatever they want, and damn you if you object. >> reporter: he hasn't been shy about speaking out in the past. iting in 2014 that he believed he was fired from the vikings for his public support of gay marriage, telling cnn. >> when it came to my head coach saying hey, you need to stop speaking out about this, i said, well, no, that's not the right thing to do. >> reporter: the vikings saying in a statement at the time, chris was released strictly based on his football performance. >> and our thanks to dana for that report. >>> still to come, he's got a license to kill, but, does he have a license to stream? a tech giant takes control of one of the most storied franchises in movie history. more details aft

make america great again. that's what we're going to do. we're diagnose to make america great again. she's going to take crime out of the system. as much as anybody can do that, she's going to do it. a.g. bondi: we're going to make america safe again. president trump: thank you, everybody. [talking simultaneously] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] . you can post on social media sites all day even after the program is done. a couple of updates on confirmations, political order that yesterday the president's nominee pam bondi was confirmed by the senate 54-46. e

make america great again. that's what we're going to do. we're diagnose to make america great again. she's going to take crime out of the system. as much as anybody can do that, she's going to do it. a.g. bondi: we're going to make america safe again. president trump: thank you, everybody. [talking simultaneously] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] . you can post on social media sites all day even after the program is done. a couple of updates on confirmations, political order that yesterday the president's nominee pam bondi was confirmed by the senate 54-46. she will now assume the role of top federal prosecutor and poised to be a key figure in efforts to transform the department of justice which the -- also when it comes to confirmations, the senate confirming the pick to run the department of veterans affairs with broad support from democrats, doug collins, georgia republican, playe

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you know, we also have a great view of the gulf of -- america.y the way, the weather is a little bit better. it is about 75 degrees. so the first thing is i want to thank you. i want to thank cpac for all your friendship and support. last year, i ran to be senate majority leader, and many of you very vocally supported me. and i will be eternally grateful . your vocal support changed the senate. you did it. now, for too long, washington has been known for all the wrong things. biggest spending, no results. waste. inefficiency. washington was about enriching politicians like nancy pelosi. [audience billing] -- booing] sen. scott: bureaucrats like anthony fauci, at the expense of the american people. washington was about protecting the status quo, because of the politicians. it was about a radical social environmental agenda, about forever wars, open borders, lies and no accountability. washington was about washington. it was not about the american people, who simply wanted to lead their lives without bureaucrats telling them what to do. all of that

six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo and california's great america in santa clara are teaming up andsession was held today for people interested in ride operations and food and beverage positions at great america. tomorrow, discovery kingdom is going to hold its hiring session from 9 a.m. until 7 p.m, and mattel is launching a new doll to celebrate both black history month and the 45th anniversary of their first black barbie. the first black doll debuted in 1980, designed by kitty black perkins, who helped design the 45th anniversary doll that you see right there on your screen. it is now available for purchase online. mattel is also teaming up with the black in fashion council and uplifting three emerging black women designers in an effort to address the fact that only 7% of black designers make up the fashion industry. that's despite the black community's significant impact, and more consumers are using their wallets to protest certain brands over their politics. fox's madison alworth has. who is more likely to stop shopping at companies with differing views? >> a new form of polit

great point. >> dana: actually a good point. one of those days. >> bill: i'm william hemmer. >> dana: he is also in trouble. dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." we'll have a great show as you can tell. president trump is not slowing down in his push to reshape washington. here is what he did yesterday. sign an order cutting off all federal funding for illegal im granulitis. accelerated his push to end russia's invasion of ukraine. >> bill: a plan would turn a portion of the money saved by doge into checks for taxpayer. the president talked about it last night on air force one and said this. >> proposing eventually giving money to americans based on what doge is finding. do you have any thoughts on that >> president trump: i love it. 20% dividend so to speak for the money that we're saving by going after the waste, fraud, and abuse and all the other things that are happening. i think it's a great idea. could be a lot of money. 20%. we would give back a lot of money to the taxpayers. also given an incentive for the taxpayer to go out and report things to us where we can save money. >> bill: okay. senate republican conference james la

the 1930 smoot—hawley act imposed tariffs on imports into america, and that made the great depressionca throughout the �*30s. ever since, the us has mostly been a big supporter of free trade. but now president trump says "tariff" is one of his favourite words. tariffs on canada, mexico and china. is he just doing this to show how strong he is and getting other countries to bend reluctantly before his will? or is the world in for a devastating trade war? i sought the views of the bbc�*s business editor, simonjack. donald trump has been writing about the...america getting ripped off, as he sees it, since the 1980s, whenjapan was exporting a great deal of stuff to the us. and his fundamental point is that the us buys more from the rest of the world than the rest of the world buys from the us. i think the origins of this are in the north american free trade agreement, nafta, which was something signed by bill clinton 20 or 30 years ago, which basically eased the movement of goods and services between mexico, canada and the us. and what happened as a result of that is that all the us car c

[indiscernible] i realize your mission and win the election and pursue your initiative of make america great again and your efforts -- [indiscernible] and bring peace to the world and that's why god saved you. and i understand you are advocating the key initiative to make america great again and i understand that actually reflects your deep compassion to the forgotten man and woman. and just like you, since i took office as prime minister of japan i have been advocating my goal of regional revitalization. in japan as well in the surrounding areas, we do see many forgotten man and woman. and i do hope to bring dream and hope for them. at this juncture, i am proud of the very good relationship between japan and the united states. there is a very close partnership. and i do believe that it is, mr. president, and late prime minister laid the foundation for such robust relationship between our two countries. so as we move forward together, mr. president, and also together with the united states, japan and myself are determined to work hand in hand to bring peace to the world and also enable peopl

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. >> the auto show runs through the weekend at the santa claire convention center on great america parkway. >> well, coming up next in sports, we are live in sacramento. the warriors and kings getting back to business after the all-star break. we got the warriors starting lineups and we'll hear from head coach david takes prevagen for his brain and this is his story. nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i love it when the customers come back in and tell me, "david, that really works so good for me." makes my day. prevagen. for your brain. >> it is go time again for the warriors. 27 games remaining and not much margin for error if they hope to finish top 6 in the west. ben ross always where the action is. he joins us live from golden one center in sacramento with a preview >> it's got to got to tell you what it is already very loud here. i can barely hear what you said. so i'm ju

the point is, this kitty likes to scratch. >> donald is not going to make america great. is battle won. >> i call him little marco. little. >> don't worry about it, little marco. >> little mouth on him. bang, bang. >> okay, that is hurtful. it was time to go burn book nuclear. >> you know what they say about men with small hands. >> come back from matt, boomer. >> he referred to my hands, if they are small, something else must be small. i guarantee you that, no problem. >> oh. i was outplayed. i went from superstar to a short sweaty high-heeled loser. >> those heels were really up there. you will not see me wearing them. >> but i wasn't ready -- >> rubio! >> we get it. i was down but i wasn't out. well, i was out of the presidential race. you know what i mean. shut up. there was only one thing left to do. may cover! ♪ ♪ >> something you thought would never happen. >> marco rubio supporting trump. >> he's endorsed trump. >> he has inspired a movement. and together, we will not just make america great again. >> it was pathetic, it was embarrassing, it was so cringe. but most

that chair, the greatest businessman in the united states of america, and i just want to have to tell you, i cannot be more proud to serve my great friend and the greatest president in america. donald j. trump. [applause] >> so, now we get to swear howard in. mr. president, you have to sign the commission first. i can't swear him in until you sign the commission. yes, sir. pres. trump: you ready, you sure, last time. change your mind. sec. lutnick: i get to work for you. pres. trump: how do you like the new look? the desk is a different desk, it is one of seven, but the resolute desk is being renovated and refurbished after many, many years of service. it will be back in four weeks. in case anybody missed it. a lot of people do. ok, howard. you're in. [applause] >> howard, calm back to your beautiful wife in the family here. put your hand on the bible and repeat after me. i, howard lutnick, do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic. sec. lutnick: against all enemies, foreign and domestic. vance id -- vice pres. vance: that i will bear true fait

it's so exciting because think of how great america will be under donald trump and what we are tryingdo. i can't imagine a senator -- in by the way the senators called me and said i don't like what elon musk is doing. i'm like what in the world could you possibly not like? you've been in the senate for 20 years and this guy is going to cut 1 trillion. you brother richest guy in the world seeking to cut $1 trillion. i'm in love with elon because he's going to cut 1 trillion and i'm telling you the rest of this administration is going to raise 1 trillion. that's our goal. balance the budget in the united states by the end of donald trump's term. i am so pumped up for it because we are going to make america the greatest country on earth by a country mile. >> jesse: all right. secretary, you have hit the ground running. on fired up just listening to you. i can't wait. i want to go by things and invest. secretary, thank you so much, we appreciate your joining us and again congratulations on getting confirmed. >> thank you. >> jesse: democrats are now cursing each other out. and lara trump

we want to make america great again, very hard to make america great again when you have things like this. you're going to see the same thing, the department of education is going to be a disaster. the military -- i see it. i came in, they had a contract done for 5.7 billion for airplanes, air force one with boeing go 5.7, i got it down to 4 billion -- a little less than that, 1 penny less than that. i said it has that for three in front of it, because i wouldn't sign the contract for 5.7 billion. i was able to cut $1.7 billion off the price and it didn't take me long to. 1.7 billion. if people would care they would be able to do that with every signal contract that's put before them and we wouldn't have deficits, we would have nothing but a tremendously low tax wonderful country. but they have to care. speaking of that, boeing, we are not happy with the service we are getting in terms of those planes -- they would like to get more money. signed a very strong contract, signed a maximum contract which i haven't seen in a long time. they say they are getting hurt by it but they have to

america first. you have michael waltz, you have marco rubio and steve witkoff, who is the one who negotiated that ceasefire deal before they got into office. circumstance t faikt mcforland greatughts. >> he's trying to bring rapid end to ukraine war. europeans and frankly biden administration said, we can't have negotiated solution, we can't trust putin, therefore let's not negotiate and america we expect you to shoulder burden of any defense ukraine is going to do. for british and french president to be saying, america, you got to do more when they are not willing to do more is height of hypocrisy. >> lawrence: when you simplify foreign policy, they are saying, america, shut up, don't get involved, but we want your money. that will not fly with this current commander-in-chief. one thing missed in this conversation, talking about this conflict between russians and ukraines or israel and hamas. president is always speaking about human life and always talks about kids dying. this should never have happened. let's stop the killing. when you start from that, bring the hostages home. when you start from that point, get american people's attention. i don't want on to fight about wh

he wants to make america great again. but you come to make america great again starting by make america single again, alone. again, that's not the strategy he will follow. i'm sure he needs allies. he needs partners, and you should show that you are present reliable, strong buckner, alexi gone. children co the a. m p for a test to region. thank you very much for joining us here. all now to 0 at the munich security conference. thanks. thanks about touch base base on the i mean a security conference. thank so. so the head here now is, is there a, the un goals for an end to the suffering to see these people as a conflict and just needed to yes, without any piece at the head is back with too exciting. new shows. drawing me mad. be hosted with a live audience here with conway home in london. i'll challenge from an kenyan politician sumani issue with one of his government's violence cracked down on protest as and its failure to address rampant corruption. i am the last 4 of us to learn. can president run a little bit from a sing

it is a great thing for america. pulling back is -- it's really hard, honestly, to see what's going on. to see a man like donald trump, who is clearly compromised and morally corrupt, and to listen to americans speak about this man as if he is some kind of savior for america. it's very worrisome for the future. host: ian and west virginia. lester in tuscaloosa, alabama, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning, john. how are you? host: doing well, sir. caller: listening to the last caller, on the line i heard four republicans call in. these republicans act like they run the united states. they don't have a leg to stand on. donald trump is compromised. donald trump started the war in ukraine when he first left office to make biden look bad. host: how would he have started the war, lester? caller: as simple as this. he didn't want biden -- he knew when biden got into office america was great. we didn't have any problems. donald trump lost over close to 3 million people because he come in with nonsense stuff. look a

so how is this making america great? i'm really confused. thank you for all the hard work you put in. i appreciate your. thank you. host: have a great day. grand island, new york, michael, independent line. caller: i see this as a big international form of terrorism, just like i saw the los angeles fires recently, where you know it is in los angeles and the coast is pure grain, plush, and you are sitting on the pacific ocean, and now we are over in gaza threatening to put people out. who are these people of the world he's talking about, are the homeless people in l.a., are we going to send them out there? who are the people of the world with this real estate terrorism that they are using with military force? it is disgusting. host: the wall street journal and its analysis of the proposal yesterday, "senator lindsey graham, a republican from south carolina, a trump ally, called the proposal 'interesting and problematic'i've said his constituents would like the idea of ruben gallego said the president was outlining a "invasion" of gaza" and is

imean, is i mean, is it's differently part of this political package to make great again and he said america he wants to jobs on he wants to bring jobs on what he is doing in this board. what he is doing in this term of his presidency is slapping on much tariffs all chinese goods and so it's all chinese goods and we expecting tariffs this on european union goods week on european uniongoods that will bring a whole but that will bring a whole larger number goods 77 be terraced 77 will be terraced going forward. if that going forward if that happens going forward in his second term as president could essentiall brin . jobs board and get more morejobs on board and get more us businesses opening to foreign imports, that replace foreign imports, that a long and it may it 7 heap reap bevnefits until out of office. australia may be exempt but other tarrifs may remain so how will currencies need it's all a bit of a negotiation. what we have seen is since the start of is that since the start of the the pound in the euro year the pound in the euro have been under pressure versus the been. under pressur

and then you have a country that we want to make america great. again, very hard to make america great again, when you have things like this and you're going to see the same thing, department of education is going to be a disaster. the military, i mean i said look, i bought and i came in, they had a contract done as you know, for 5700000000 for airplanes. it was air force, one with boeing, a 5.7. i got it down to 4000000000. little less than that one penny less than that . 3000000000, 99999999 cents. states that i said it has to have a 3 in front of it because i wouldn't sign the contract for 5700000000. i was able to cut $1700000000.00 off the price and it didn't take me long. 1.7000000000. if people would care, they'd be able to do that with every single contract that's put before them. and we wouldn't have depositions, would have nothing but a tremendously low taxed, wonderful country, but they have to care and speak it to that. you know boeing? we're not happy with the service we're getting in terms of those plans. they would like to get more m

he agrees again with the help of the man who formed make america great. again. if i were to say this borrowing an expression from america, a vision for it developed india to make india great again omega. when it's mega plus mega, it becomes mega, a mega partnership for prosperity indian delegation. go to a warm welcome at the white house, but it's total comes one's about ending the water and ukraine. that is still creating waves that his delegation, his team will meet with president zalinski in munich on friday. but donald trump also revealed, there will be a high level meeting in saudi arabia, in the very near future involving all sides. but he will not be attending. i was so sure i'll just see it up at the white house in washington. elliott trump warrantable foreign terrace, coming in, no country will be spared. trump ordered his team to start calculating reciprocal terrace to match those charged by other countries. how does your test drive report from washington? president donald trump has ordered an overhaul of america's trade policy with the world. this is g

the things that make america great are things that america makes. add in nuclear power at nearly 19% and it's clear that this is the backbone and energy of our system, economic, political, militarily. yet despite this reliability, these proven sources are under attack by radical policies that push unreliable energy at the expense of energy that actually works. ah, it's changing now, mr. speaker. the trump administration has made it clear, we are going to put america energy first. we are increasing domestic production, cutting unnecessary regulations and ensuring that our power grids remains strong and resilient, that means expanding natural gas, that means investing in nuclear energy, that means making sure we have the very infrastructure to keep energy flowing to american homes and businesses. did i mention, mr. speaker, that the things that make america great are the things that america makes. yet here's what's happening. the premature shutdown of our most reliable energy sources, coal, natural gas and nuclear, put our entire grid at risk. the nat

you have a country that we want to make america great again. hard to make america great when you have things like this. you will see the same thing. department of education will be a disaster. the military -- look, i came in, they had a contract done for $5. 7 billion for airplanes. it was air force one with boeing. i got it down to $4 billion. one penny less than that. $3,999,999.99. i said it has to have a three in front of it. i was able to cut $1.7 billion off the price. and it did not take me long. $1.7 billion. if people did not care they would be able to do that with everything go contract put before, and we would not have deficits. we would have nothing but a tremendously low text, wonderful -- low taxed, wonderful country. boeing, we are not happy with the service we are getting terms of those planes. they would like to get more money. we are not happy about that whole thing. we signed a very strong contract. i signed a guaranteed maximum contract which they have not seen in a long time. they are saying they are getting hurt by it. they

but also he's a great leader for america and the world and all of that comes to comes together in thisen two great allies. america and israel. israel has no better friend than america. now under president trump's leadership, and america has no greater friend than israel it's a meeting of the minds and hearts. mark: president trump comes into office he sees what took place before i don't to drag you into our world sees what's taken place before with weapons -- being withheld other things taking place. and he seems to say i'm going to turn the page on this. >> he did right away. mark: i know bb netanyahu you two are friends. you have the same principles and he acts immediately, right? >> instantaneously what he did in the first two weeks is to -- to do everything that he promised to do. he did great things in the first term he recognized our capitol moved american embassy there, the recognize our about sovereignty and got out of the disaster iran deal. brokered the abraham accords made peace for four arab states in four states in 25 years. so he was a great leader then but he started now

great leader. whenever people talk about president from that, all remember make america great again. as everyone is inspired by it. liter, at the press conference, more the i did his own place from signature categories. when america and india. what together? oh, my god, ma niga become mega. but that all the tension is going to need the romans it is been to us just about the highest tariff nation anywhere in the world. they've been very strong and to our city. i don't blame them necessarily, but it's a different way of doing business as a so we're just going to do it easy way. and we're just gonna say whatever you charge, we charge. and i think that's fair for the people in the united states. and i think it's actually fair for india, logical money was asked about the trump administration, sending in getting the bodies back to the country and track of those. yep. tom, on the children who are from federal all very families. and then the advice big james and big promises, i don't go a lot of them abroad saying without them knowing about why that go into a country are these. and in fact, t

we can't go back to make america great again. f we could define a point of agreement in terms of when america was great, in the 1920s, when we had an epidemic of lynching. >>>>at 82 years old, edwards is still speaking up and speaking out on issues of race and equality, politics, society and sports, just as he did as a student athlete and sociology professor at san jose state in the 1960s. while earning his ph.d. from cornell, he organized the olympic project for human rights, which led to fellow spartans tommie smith and john carlos raising their gloved fists on the medal stand during the 1968 summer olympics in mexico city, the moment which was at first widely denounced, is now immortalized by this larger than life statue on the sjsu campus. >>>>san jose state was perfect >>>>in >>terms of size, in terms of culture. those contacts were there, but at the same time, it wasn't structured so tightly and so tightly run and controlled that it was oppressive. so it created an environment where it was possible to dream big dreams of cha

so how is this making america great? i'm really confused. thank you for all the hard work you put in. i appreciate your. thank you. host: have a great day. grand island, new york, michael, independent line. caller: i see this as a big international form of terrorism, just like i saw the los angeles fires recently, where you know it is in los angeles and the coast is pure grain, plush, and you are sitting on the pacific ocean, and now we are over in gaza threatening to put people out. who are these people of the world he's talking about, are the homeless people in l.a., are we going to send them out there? who are the people of the world with this real estate terrorism that they are using with military force? it is disgusting. host: the wall street journal and its analysis of the proposal yesterday, "senator lindsey graham, a republican from south carolina, a trump ally, called the proposal 'interesting and problematic'i've said his constituents would like the idea of ruben gallego said the president was outlining a "invasion" of gaza" and is

of america great again. the people of india, too. focusing on both heritage and development as they move forward at a fast pace and with a firm resolve to ensure a developed india by 2047. if i were to say this, borrowing an expression from america, our vision for a developed india is to make india great again or miga, when america and india work together better, when maga, when it's maga plus miga, it becomes mega. a mega partnership for prosperity. [applause] and it is this mega spirit that gives new scale and scope to our objectives. today, we have also set ourselves the target of more than doubling our bilateral trade to attain $500 billion by 2030. our teams will work on concluding very soon a mutually beneficial trade agreement in order to ensure india's energy security. we will focus on trade in oil and gas. , investment in energy infrastructure, will also increase in the area of nuclear energy, we also discussed increasing cooperation on small modular reactors. america plays an important role in indi

we can't go back to make america great again even if we could define a point of agreement in terms of when america was great in the 1920s when we had an epidemic of lynching. >> reporter: at 82 years old edwards is still speaking up on issues of race and equality, politics and society and sports, just as he did as a student athlete and sociology professor at san jose state in the 1960s while earning his phd from cornell. he organized the olympic project for human rights which led to fellow spartans tommy smith and john carlos raising their gloved fists on the medal stand during the 1968 summer olympics in mexico city. the moment which was at first widely denounced is now immortalized in this larger than life statue on the sjsu campus. >> san jose state was perfect in terms of size, in terms of culture. those contexts were there, but at the same time it wasn't structured so tightly and so tightly run and controlled that it was oppressive. so it created an environment where it was possible to dream big dreams of change and actually to begin to institute them and we had the world class a

. >> that is great. americaegame show live 1:00 p.m. eastern sunday, was going to win? >> john: i don't think we have time to talk about that. >> go birds. said your dvr and never miss america reports.

you have christian populations under siege in africa and ignored for far too long and america's interests matter a great deal and islamists, we won't allow them to maintain a foothold to strike at america. >> also related to -- [inaudible question] reporter: president biden sent troops in there on a full time basis. what's your vision going forward to somalia, do you want to maintain troops there continuously or will you work in explaining that? mr. hegseth: i want to listen the commanders on the ground, so does the president. give me your best advice but keep your ear to the ground on what's the most effective. but he's been very clear, we're not trying to have american boots all over the globe. where we can do counterterrorism over the horizon is the best preference but we'll review things with the generals doing the heavy lifting and take it into consideration. thankfully we have the intelligence capabilities to do the strike we saw and we believe we can do more. reporter: so you renamed the name of liberty -- indiscernible, what does it mean for the u.s. forces? mr. hegseth: it means bragg is back,

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to be honest i don't think they appreciate it printed so were going to change it fast to make america great again we had to focus on our country. we have tremendous potential if properly used we have to focus on our country tremendous deficits with china, tremendous differences with the european union, tremendous deficits with mexico and canada. and why, what is the purpose of that and why would we have deficits. you look at, if you look at pharmaceuticals and drugs in various products, is much cheaper and other countries. no point a lot of much longer we will not take it. it. >> what is going on there. trump: it is been by a bunch of radical lunatics. i'm getting them out usaid, run by radical lunatics and were getting them out and will make a decision. >> anybody from canada. [inaudible]. trump: i have spoken with people from canada and people from mexico and is spoken to a lot of other people. [inaudible]. trump: i am speaking with prime minister trento tomorrow morning also speaking with mexico tomorrow morning. i don't expect anything very dramatic the tariffs on year olds a lot of mon

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as the president has long said, the tariffs are a tool in his toolkit to make america great again and having been with him three years in the first term, i watched first hand we hit numbers in employment and job creation and housing and poverty rates were lower than they had ever been for almost every single category of americans. i watched firsthand at the skill he was able to execute on ensuring that using those tariffs and putting america first literally did job and we saw that. to your question, there is no doubt we understand the president believes tariffs are part of that toolkit. has already begun to execute on it. now his heart is ensuring our agriculture community is made whole under any circumstance that may compromise their ability to make money. we could not believe more strongly. the first phone call i had after i was confirmed yesterday before i was sworn in. i talked to president trump on the phone and we talked about this very issue. how important it was to him to assure our agriculture community that the best days lie ahead for this community even after the last four