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departments of defense and homeland safety -- security to prepare the 30,000 person migrant facility at guantanamo bay don't know about a? 30,000 beds in guantanamo to detain the worst criminal illegal aliens threatening american people some so bad we don't trust the countries to all them we're gonna send them out to guantanamo this would double our capacity immediately and it's a tough place to get out of. >> creative and innovated donald trump is thinking of new solutions. you're thinker, what do you think of guantanamo for criminal illegal immigrants. >> my disagreement with the present are few and for between we are completely aligned on this. he is 100% current to use guantanamo we have dangerous offenders on our streets and not the bill signing today for laken riley her family were there i want to congratulate mike collins and the authors of the legislation i was a coauthor that bill is now signed into law and it's a great first bill to kick off this presidents turn with support of the congress but importantly another lady was there who lost her daughter to a venezuelan game here we want these i

just the last remaining detainees in guantanamo bay.— guantanamo bay. the trump approach - guantanamo bay. just thinking | about the trump approach over the forthcoming months towards the forthcoming months towards the taliban. the situation for women in particular in afghanistan gets more dire. is there optimism that this could go in any other direction? ha. go in any other direction? no. absolutely _ go in any other direction? no. absolutely no _ go in any other direction? no. absolutely no sign. _ go in any other direction? no. absolutely no sign. in - go in any other direction? iirm absolutely no sign. in fact to the contrary. the situation for women in afghanistan gets steadily worse. restrictions, which keeps them in the home and out of public spaces, keep being promulgated by the ultraconservative macro leadership of the taliban based in the southern city of kandahar. critics of the deal that includes leading members of the taliban continue to be expressed. the deputy foreign minister again said it was against islamic law not to allow girls to go

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if the last resort is to put them in guantanamo bay, so be it.icans just want them off of our streets. these are criminals who are committing crimes every single day. that is supported here in the u.s. anchor: we are out of time for today but thank you so much for joining us. we will talk to you again. >> thank you. anchor: the israeli defense minister says troops in the occupied west bank will stay there. he was speaking from the camp on the eighth day of a security operation backed by armored vehicles. 17 palestinians have been killed. dozens of homes have been demolished. most civilians have been forced to flee. before this, they battled hamas and islamic jihad fighters. israel says it has received a list from hamas of the next eight hostages set to be freed following the cease-fire. three of the hostages are israeli. including two women who are thought to be the last female hostages left alive. >> a 29-year-old was abducted near the gaza border on the seventh of october. another was taken from a military base near the gaza border. they are se

particularly domestically about the use of guantanamo bay.ary installation and the ability to actually have lawyers there to work with people will be difficult. it's offshore. it will be difficult to cover what's actually going on there. so i think there will be real concerns. obviously the united states needs to defend its borders but it needs to be smart in how it does it. it's not about showmanship. it's about results according to american law. caitriona: ok. and of course lots of what we've been discussing impacts federal workers. president trump is looking for at least 10% of them to leave their jobs. we'll talk about that in just a moment. do stay with us here on bbz news $-- "bbc news." plenty more to come. announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ announcer: "usa today" calls it, "arguably the best bargain in streaming." that's because the free

policy, do you want to close guantanamo bay? what's your policy on gitmo? secretary singh: i think the president has been pretty clear, what you've seen over the past few months is more detainees, you know, leaving guantanamo bay. again when it comes to this specific appeal there's a process and -- that we are going through with the appeals process. because of that, you know, these individuals are going to stay there for the foreseeable future. but look, i think every administration has made a concerted effort to try to get detainees out of guantanamo bay and close that facility. these things take time. as early as this week you saw us make and announcement about other detainees being transferred to other countries. so when it comes to the appeal i have to leave it at that. >> how can you say you -- how is it in line with the policy of closing gitmo if you're filing a motion to not let the four of them out? secretary singh: right now they don't have somewhere to go. we have to go through the process -- this is an appeal that as

a new plan for guantanamo bay. today announcing that the department of defense and homeland security will begin prepping the navy's guantanamo bay facility to hold detained migrants. the massive navy base in cuba still holds 15 terror detainees and has been used to temporarily house migrants before. however, pentagon ofcials said that they were blindsided by this order, and it's unclear whether the military will be involved. the president, previewing that order while signing the first law of his second term. this was at the white house today. he signed the laken riley act into law. the strict immigration detention measure is named for a nursing school student who was murdered last year by an undocumented immigrant. the legislation is aimed at clamping down on people in the u.s. illegally who commit nonviolent crimes like theft. and here at home, protesters at uc berkeley making their support for undocumented communities heard. hundreds of students and others gathered at sproul plaza this afternoon to demonstrate ag

president trump confirming plans now to send 30,000 undocumented migrants to guantanamo bay. the same base where terrorists are still being held. you'll remember, we took you there on this broadcast. where will the migrants be held when they arrive? >>> tonight, less than 48 hours after the trump white house ordered a freeze on spending for federal aid programs, medicaid portals suddenly not working for a time, questions over programs like head start and meals on wheels for seniors, tonight, the white house with an about-face, rescinding the freeze. >>> tonight, the harrowing video showing the crash of an f-35 fighter jet. the plane plunging to the ground, exploding in flames. the pilot ejecting just moments before. martha raddatz and what she's learned. >>> the dangerous winds in the east. millions under alerts right now. and the winter storm right behind it. washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york city all included. lee standing by to time this out. >>> after the eagles win, the celebration turning tragic in philadelphia. a fan on a light pole falling to his death. >>> the

presidential memorandum instructing the pentagon and department of homeland security to prepare guantanamo baycriminal immigrants. >> we have 30,000 beds in guantanamo to detain the worst criminal illegal aliens threatening the american people. some are so bad we don't trust the countries to hold them because we don't want them coming back. >> border czar tom homan says u.s. immigrations and customs enforcement would run the facility. trump announced his plans for guantanamo yesterday during a ceremony to sign the laken riley act into law, named after the georgia nursing student killed by an undocumented man from venezuela. it gives federal authorities broader power to detain and deport undocumented immigrants accused of crimes. he signed an order for federal agencies to fight anti-semitism in the u.s. including on college campuses. it calls for the prosecution and deportation of international students found to be hamas sympathizers. and in another executive order, trump said u.s. schools would lose federal funding if they don't stop teaching what he defines as critical race theory and other m

if they can't go somewhere right away they can go to guantanamo bay.o temporarily house the worst of the worst until we move them back to their home countries. >> dana: what do you think of this plan? >> sounds like a great idea. it is unfortunate that something as valuable as asset as guantanamo bay is has become a spooky don't talk about it, it is terrible because we didn't let known terrorists sleep peacefully while they were there. i don't shed a tear for any of the people that were ever interrogated there and won't feel bad for illegal criminal migrants going there to hang out while we figure out what to do with them. >> dana: i think it is important, too. i think because of the stigma against guantanamo bay over the last 15 years, people have misunderstood how important it is strategically especially to have a presence there. >> yes. absolutely. there are 30,000 beds there. capacity for 30,000 beds. the exact right message. if you think about crossing our border as a criminal. and granted maybe the one criticism if you listen to karoline leavitt,

departments of defense and homeland security to begin preparing the 30,000-person migrant facility at guantanamo bay have 30,000 beds in guantanamo to detain the worst criminal illegal aliens threatening the american people. some of them are is bad, we don't even trust the countries to hold them because we don't want them coming back, so we're going the send them out to guantanamo. elizabeth: jason, what do you make of what many border patrol officials have told us, thats the immoral and evil for democrats to to treat americans assaulted as rounding errors, as mere statistics? 650,000 criminal illegal aliens over the last 40 years, more than 2,000 terrorists, people with terror links caught crossing, and america's supposed the sit back and take this and go along with it and get beaten up by it? is that okay? >> it's not okay, and i hope every single person is paying attention to the way that they are speaking of all of us and all of the victims and the families who are left to pick up the pieces of this violence. it's absolutely disgusting. elizabeth: jason rantz, come back sooning, it's good the se

if they can't go somewhere right away, they can go to guantanamo bay.rant facilities, in the '90s, there were migrants housed there because it was a transit point in the caribbean. i knew of those places when i was there. you can get thousands of individuals in tents, secured in places at guantanamo bay. we could have hardened criminals, hardened gang members with violent criminal past in transit. we are preparing options for the depension facility that are basically super max prisons there at guantanamo bay to be used to house them. we don't want to put our personnel in danger in know t transit, use them. american people have been suffering under open border and invasion under joe biden and we've said enough is enough, they're going home. guantanamo bay is a perfect know trasit point to temporarily house the worst of the worst until we move them back to their home country, president trump made clear better be prepared to take them robustly and soon. >> brian: a lot going on, that shows we're not stopping. when you scoop up tda guys and venezuela doesn'

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he announced the departments of defense and homeland security will begin prepping the navy's guantanamo bay facility to hold detained migrants. >> we have 30,000 beds in guantanamo to detain the worst criminal illegal aliens throughout the american people. >> the massive navy base in cuba still holds 15 terror detainees and has been used to temporally house migrants before. >> what civilian oversight would there be? >> it's the highest standards in the industry. you can't find state federal or local city that has higher standards than us. >> the president signed his first bill into law, the bipartisan laken riley at that requires -- 22-year-old nursing student was murdered by an undocumented venezuelan migrant who was previously released after he was arrested for shoplifting. >> there is no amount of change that will ever bring her back. our hope moving forward is that her life saves lives. >> there's a fallout from the president's buyout offer emailed to nearly every federal employee last night which the white house says it could save tens of billions. >> we think a substantial number of p

he announced the department of defense and homeland security will begin prepping the navy's guantanamo bay facility to hold the detained migrants. >> we have 30,000 beds in guantanamo to detain the worst criminal illegal aliens threatening the american peoeop. >> reporter: the massive navy base in cuba hold 15 terror detainees and has been used to temporarily house migrants before. what kind of civilian oversight would there be? >> you can't find state, federal or local that has higher detention standards. >> reporter: all while the president signed his first bill into law. the bipartisan laken riley act that requires the detention of undocumented migrants accused of theft and violent crimes. riley, a 22-year-old nursing student was murdered by an undocumented venezuelan migrant previously released after arrested for shoplifting. >> there is no amount of change that will l ever bri back our precious laken. our hope moving forward, is that her life saves lives. >> reporter: and there's new fallout from the president's buy outoffer, e-mailed to nearly every federal employee last night, that

donald trump says guantÁnamo bay is preparing to hold 70,000 criminal illegal migrants.s us at the white house, how is this going to work. >> reporter: not every country wants to take dangerous connell aliens once they are arrested and sent to be deported. the plan now is while diplomats work that out send them to gitmo. >> we actually cannot accommodate 30,000 criminal migrants at gitmo. we can plus of that up very rapidly. we don't want illegal criminals in the united states longer than they have to be. it can be safely maintained or and deported to the final location. >> reporter: the cuban president is less and please, the new us government announces the imprisonment at the guantÁnamo naval base located in illegally occupied territory in cuba, thousands of migrants, place the next the well-known prisons of torture and illegal detention but logistical plans are already being laid. >> how would you get migrants to guantÁnamo? >> encounter people in maritime, taken to guantÁnamo bay, the worst of the worst. >> reporter: this is being ordered by a memorandum donald trump

now, if they can't go somewhere right away, they can go to guantanamo bay.aspects to it. one, the migrant facility. going back to the 1990s there were tens of thousands of haitians and cuban migrants housed there because it was a transit point in the caribbean. and i knew of those places when i was there. and those we're going to stand unfairly quickly. can you get thousands of individuals in tents, secured in places at guantanamo bay. there is also the eventuality that we could have hardened criminals, hardened gang members with violent criminal past in transit. if that is the case, we are preparing options for the actual detention facilities. the detention facilities that are basically super max prisons there at guantanamo bay to temporarily be used to house them. we don't want to put our personnel, any americans at risk in transit. so if you have those existing facilities, let's use them. and we will use them to serve the interest of the american people who have been suffering under an open border and invasion under joe biden and we have said enough is en

so this would, it would seem to be a way then this executive order is to open in guantanamo bay for, for potentially $30000.00. $70000.00 detains undocumented by grants and the price is a f d for taishan. so yeah, guantanamo back in business, obama buying times to close it failed to do, sir. and now finally, back theoretically, and the, and the american system of justice. the issue that we will, we are a here by the way, i guess i just started the old asking them to move by the way. so that because i just, just at the start a little play scripts are cheaper as cold as in humane. okay. and we've also been very confused by uh, this confusion executive or to freezing federal loans and ground to another assistance just is there any clara? now, where are we with it? why does this is the 1st major climbed down by the trumpet ministration? because of the uproar about the confusion, all of this is all simply just the fake news media causing confusion, nevada, perfectly reasonable, but a direction from, from, from the white house. but with this is an executive order very extensively is to try

i hope they have a great time at guantanamo bay. great point.us on the shameful legacy from the left. drum closed in office to the ones in guantanamo and joe biden opened it and has a shameful employee deal with the architect of 918. carli lloyd austin said it happened under the radar i'm paraphrasing him and tried to reverses it despite this being negotiated so this is the shameful history where we give leeway back to criminals. >> sounds like a great idea to me. >> i'll ♪ nothing unprecedented about sending illegal immigrants to guantanamo bay. it is a separate or year there were the terrorists are held and trump is trying to make sure it's operating at full capacity again and actually under the clinton administration the clinton administration sent 45,000 illegal immigrants to guantanamo bay to be detain forked the purpose of deportation so there's nothing cruel or new about it. this is what the federal government has to do. >> in the diagram there's many on the terror watch that are also illegal immigrants pointing over so i argue keep them

riley act into law the first legislation in his second term as the issues of memorandum from guantanamo bayaccept 30000 criminal illegal aliens we have all the details coming up the majority the conversation kingsley asset management partner is hear from acting ice director jonathan fahey is here and wealth management rebecca walser is here "mornings with maria" is live right now. write to the breaking news, hundreds of first responders desperately searching theses pandemic river right now for any survivors after plane operated by american airlines subsidiary psa collided with an army black hawk helicopter this happening near the reagan national international airport around 9:00 p.m. both crashing into the dark icy water below as of right now no survivors have been recovered, 60 passengers and four crew members were on the passenger jet including several members and coaches from the u.s. figure skating team they were returning from a camp in wichita, kansas, three soldiers on board the military chopper terrifying audio capturing the moment the crash happened. watch. >> did you see that go a

pentagon to open. >> a detention. >> center at guantanamo bay to hold up to 30,000 migrants.at operates outside the reach of standard u.s. laws. the symbol of torture, indefinite detention and injustice. a shameful reminder of our. >> war on terror. >> now terrorizing people who dared. >> to seek. >> a better life in america. this is where we're putting people rounded up in protected spaces like hospitals. and churches, in elementary schools and workplaces, all while more than 1500 violent felons who participated in january 6th walk free with brand new trump pardons. joining me now is chicago mayor brandon johnson. mayor johnson, i want to just let you respond to the idea that people who are arrested working in the kitchen at some chicago restaurant or dragged out of. >> a. >> school, god. >> forbid. >> or from in front of a school or, you know, working as roofers or agricultural workers in, in your state could be, could wind up, maybe even with their families at gitmo. >> yeah. >> unfortunately. >> joe joy. >> this administration has. >> made. >> it very clear that they are

. >> j >> sandra: 11 detainees from guantanamo bay and the man were close to usama bin laden.id spunt is live at the justice department with more on this for us and what do we know about the prisoners being transferred. >> sandra, these prisoners have been in custody largely that following days, months of september 11, 2001 attack on our nation. they have been in prison almost two decades in some cases. some have never been charged, but they have been released. 11 yeah many prisoners have been released to oman. this was a deal in the works for at least a year and a half between the united states and the government and oman. but is following up on a promise by the biden administration to close the prison following the steps of former president barack obama. watch. >> they are in different layers have the process, but that remains arable and we are considering all avenues to responsibly transfer detainees and close guantanamo bay. >> that is something the president still wants to do as far as a timeline. i don't have anything for you here, but obviously, this is something he wan

saying the government is preparing to house tens of thousands of these undocumented migrants at guantanamo bay, cuba. the navy base, well known for its detention camp where the united states holds terrorism detainees. but does it have a migrant processing center there? we're going to go live to cuba ahead and leading this hour. that sweeping freeze on federal aid that confused millions of americans and sent cities, nonprofits and organizations scrambling yesterday was rather short lived. the white house has now rescinded the memo detailing that funding pause, reversing course less than two days after it was released. cnn's chief white house correspondent and anchor kaitlan collins, live for us at the white house. as is our treat to have her every 5 p.m. at the top of the show. kaitlan, the white house insisted that this memo was straightforward, clear as day. not at all confusing. so why did they rescind it? >> well, obviously they were getting a lot of feedback. jake, here at the white house, not just from reports that it was confusing. they were getting calls directly from lawmakers and stat

trump is looking to house tens of thousands of illegal immigrants at guantanamo bay. abc's zohreen shah has more. >> president trump. >> directing undocumented migrants to guantanamo bay before they're deported to their home countries. >> some of them are so bad, we don't even trust the countries to hold them because we don't want them coming back. >> the pentagon and dhs now prepare to send migrants to the same u.s. naval base, where some of the worst terrorists are detained. defense secretary pete hegseth, who served there, tells fox news the facility is not going to be the same one used for enemy combatants. >> so there. >> are places this is not the camps. you're not putting criminals in camps where isis and other criminals. >> abc news given access to a ride along in baltimore as ice officers looked for undocumented migrants. >> so we have a four targets so far this morning. the first target is a convicted of robbery. >> chief justice correspondent pierre thomas watches as agents find multiple suspects. this man, agents say, sold fentanyl and cocaine, one of a th

departments of defense and homeland security to begin preparing the 30 000 person migrant facility at guantanamo bay. most people don't even know about it. we have 30,000 beds in guantanamo to detain the worst criminal illegal aliens threatening the american people. some of them are so bad we don't even trust the countries to hold them, because we don't want them coming back. so we're going to send them out to guantanamo. this will double our capacity immediately. right. and tough. that's a tough that's a tough place to get out of. today's signings bring us one step closer to eradicating the scourge of migrant crime in our communities once and for all. and it was just a purely it's just an unforced error that we even have to be doing this now. we need congress to provide full funding for the complete and total restoration of our sovereign borders, as well as financial support to remove record numbers of illegal aliens. and these are illegal alien killers, criminals at levels that nobody's ever seen before. and you would have known that. and you were there when i said it. i said, everybody that's bad

>> reporter: on guantanamo bay, can you give details setting up that detention facility?ld that come about and what is the timing and terms of standing it up question like this has happened before in the clinton administration, detainef cuban and haitian dissent both detained at one guantanamo and are you looking at that model to set up the detention facility? >> press secretary leavitt: secretary had seth was on television answering this question and he said the department of defense is already on it. he has directed his agency to ensure that gitmo is increasing capacity for beds. that is exactly what president trump's executive order did appear to it directed the secretary and also kristi noem to expand migration center at the naval station to provide for this extra detention space and as secretary pete had said said this morning, that operation is underway. sure. >> reporter: karoline coach on the terrace can you clarify whether those will go into effect tomorrow or some lead time? >> press secretary leavitt: yes. >> reporter: they will go into effect. >> press secreta

reporter: on guantanamo bay, can you give details about setting up the detention facility at gitmo? what is the timing and terms of standing it up? this has happened before during the clinton administration. detainees of cuban and haitian dissent were both detained at guantanamo. are you looking at that model setting up these detention facilities? karoline: secretary hegseth answered this question and he said the department of defense is already on it. he has directed his agency to ensure gitmo is increasing their capacity for beds. that's executive president trump's executive order did. directed secretary hegseth to expand the operation center to provide for this extra detention space. as secretary hegseth confirmed, that operation is underway. karoline: sure. reporter: can you clarify whether the tariffs will be going into effect tomorrow or the might be some leadtime? they will be going to affect? karoline: correct. reporter: is there a scenario in which canada and mexico and china can offer concessions and they will be removed? karoline: the president made it clear those tariffs

and if the last major resort is to put them at guantanamo bay, so be it.supported here in the united states. and if if this has to be a backstop to make sure our streets are safer, then so be it. in a crush at the kumbh mela festival in northern india. the kumbh mela is one of the world's biggest religious festivals and up to 100 million people the hospital looking for her family. we didn't know we would be stuck behind so many to bathe in the holy waters. instead, many were whisked away, injured or worse. just over this way is the main bathing area, and there was such a crush of people that they came over this way and, as ever in this kind of a crowd, one person in the last hour, the israeli military said it carried out an air attack in the northern part of the occupied west bank against what it said were "armed terrorists." the bbc has not independently confirmed the details — but these are pictures purporting to show the incidentfrom the town of tamoun, showed chaotic the latest incident. meanwhile, three more israeli hostages are set to be released on

military camp at guantanamo bay in cuba.reparations for the operation, which he said was an effort to, quote, halt the border invasion. >> today, i'm also signing an executive order to instruct the departments of defense and homeland security to begin preparing the 30 000 person migrant facility at guantanamo bay. most people don't even know about it. we have 30,000 beds in guantanamo to detain the worst criminal illegal aliens threatening the american people. some of them are so bad we don't even trust the countries to hold them because we don't want them coming back. so we're going to send them out to guantanamo. this will double our capacity immediately. right. and tough. that's a tough that's a tough place to get out of. today's signings bring us one step closer to eradicating the scourge of migrant crime in our communities, once and for all. >> additionally, defense secretary pete hegseth publicly backed the president's plan to use guantanamo bay to hold migrants that are rounded up in mass deportations. >> this is not.

departments of defense and homeland security to begin preparing the 30,000 person migrant facility at guantanamo bayeople don't even know about it. we have 30,000 beds in guantanamo to detain the worst criminal illegal aliens threatening the american people. some of them are so bad we don't even trust the countries to hold them because we don't want them coming back so we're going to send them out to guantanamo. >> jesse: joining me now, a man who knows a bit about guantanamo, he was stationed there. the secretary of defense, how are you doing secretary hegseth? >> how are you? >> very good. we actually can accommodate 30,000 criminal migrants at gitmo? >> we absolutely can and can increase it rapidly. i served there, i know the places where this would happen. guantanamo has long been a place for migrants. in fact in the 90s, tens of thousands of haitian and cuban migrants staged their as part of a crisis. we have an even bigger crisis on our hands right now. it was mentioned 7500 violent illegals have been captured by ice in the last nine days. god bless them, where you move them? i tell you what,

>> they've been in custody for two decades they've not been charged but they've been at guantanamo baye 9/11 2001 attack on our nation as you mention 11 of them from yemen resettled in oman. this is a promise by the biden administration to try and close guantanamo bay something he's doing following the footsteps of his former boss former president obama. watch. >> they're in different layers of the process. but that remains our goal and we're considering all available avenues to responsible detainees and close guantanamo bay. >> something that the president wants to do and get done, as far as the timeline don't have anything for you here. but, obviously, this is something that he wanted to be done in -- under his administration. >> as of right now the population in gitmo only 15 smallest number in the prison's history more than three dozen when biden took office we're learning another prisoner may leave gitmo stuart biden administration is negotiating with the taliban to release muhammad a senior al qaeda aid according to officials in exchange for american citizens ryan george, and mah

prisons there at guantanamo bay. >> guantanamo bay is a perfect transit point to.them. back to their. home countries. >> it comes as new reporting from nbc news finds some immigrants are worried routine check ins with ice could lead to their deportation. and this week, trump's immigration agenda also igniting concerns. in another space, the catholic church. the washington post reporting the newest chapter in the dispute came after president trump said immigration enforcement officials could now enter once protected areas, such as churches and schools, to detain people. joining us now, sister norma pimentel, executive director of the catholic charities of the rio grande valley. sister, it's always a pleasure seeing you. you've been serving the rgv area for 21 years. i've been down there with you probably for as many years as you've been there to see how you deal with the ebb and flow of migration. how are things today? sister. >> hello, jose. >> it's good. >> to see you again. >> and yes, things have changed. >> somewhat. >> as we all know. >> you know. >> the numbe

the captain is here and he was my company commander on my first deployment in guantÁnamo bay.he was there on june 3, 2003, when i first swore in as a second lieutenant at princeton university. he swore me in and i wanted to make sure that he was here with me today as well. [applause] mr. president, thank you very much and to the american people, we have your back and we will get to work right away. god bless. thank you. [applause] host: i guess that is it. any questions? reporter: [indiscernible] host: let me answer that for the new secretary. all people in our armed services should trust him because he will look out for them, fight for them and make sure that we have a military that we can proud of and that again, when we send them to do a job we do it well, quickly and then get the hell out and that is what the secretary will bring to the department of defense. anything else? reporter: [indiscernible] host: i was with the buckeyes -- vice president vance: i was with the buck aids got buckeyes to week ago.

trump border czar tom homan says guantanamo bay already has a migrant detention center. so the goal is just to expand it. the worst of the worst, the republicans we can find we're doing already doing. and alina counselor to the president promises. this is just the start of action on the border. it's an emergency situation. i think that we have to do things in very quickly. she says that urgency is why president trump is using executive action instead of just relying on congress to pass legislation that does leave the efforts more vulnerable to legal challenges. but thomas says they expected fights in court. we know how this goes. he wants to send a strong message that he's. >> his policies are the american policies that were mandated on november. 5th. and we're going to push them in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> news reports have claimed that i'm any vaccine or any industry i am needs are. >> and pro safety. >> protesters speaking out today during robert f kennedy's confirmation hearing to become secretary of the department of health and human services. democrats got

the biden administration transferring 11 guantanamo bay detainees including two former body guards foray the administration is more focused on emptying guantanamo than delivering justice. there are 15 detainees left in the prison. the wall street journal this morning reporting the administration is also negotiating with the taliban to receive three americans detained in afghanistan for at least one more high profile official held in guantanamo bay. we'll bring you more information as we get it. and this. mta ceo john lever brushing off subway crime as, quote, in people's heads despite alarming statistics and a series of violent incidents including a woman fatally set on fire. an mta worker stabbed an a man pushed in front of a subway train. that's the short list. new yorkers are facing the highest driving costs in the country as congestion pricing takes effect. >.the $9 congestion toll raises prices to $27 over all to enter manhattan. you know what's really going on here? they're forcing new yorkers onto this very violent subway and it's hard to remember they're democrats because the p

on the showed today, biden releases 11 terrorists from guantanamo bay. they'll be transferred to oman if to restart their lives. separately, the white house is negotiating with the that'll t t one high profile gitmo prisoner for americans detained in afghanistan. this is a woning story. the revolution in american government. business people run the new administration, not politicians. maybe that's why biden's so desperate to block the changement all around the western world bureaucratic, leftist government is in, trump-style government is in. just sit back and watch history, folks. it's tuesday, december 7th, 2024. "varney & company" is about to given. ♪ ♪ ♪ i got nothing to say, but it's okay ♪ good morning, good morning, good morning ♪ if. stuart: the beatles' tribute, so it's the not actually the beatles. a little watered down there, but i'll accept it. i like it. >> i don't know about that. stuart: look at sixth avenue, empty. it is extremely cold, by the way. oh, yes, congestion pricing. that's having an effect. all right. congress has officially ce

stuart: president trump's preparing to send some 30,000 migrants to gitmo, guantanamo bay. you met anybody who thinks sending the migrants to gitmo is a bad idea? because i haven't. >> if i've met them, they haven't expressed that to me. i think it's a great idea. and my understanding is we only have about a dozen or so terrorists still there, so there is a facility that is safe, secure, that can hold them until they are deported. it does seem like a terrific idea because it goes with government efficiency that's already built and also will yet people out, and these -- get people out. these people should not be on the streets of the united states like they were under the last administration, gang members, people convicted of serious crime, violent crimes. they should be put somewhere until they can be removedded, and gitmo seems like a terrific place, and i'm sure they're going to be looking at other place as well. stuart: got it. jonathan, thanks for joining us this morning right in the middle of a very important day. >>> now this, president biden reportedly planning to de

before they are convicted. trump says he's also direct to me opening of a detention center at guantanamo bay in cuba, which can hold up to 15000 undocumented, my friends who cannot be defaulted to the home countries. america will never ever forget blake and hope, riley, the vicious criminal who murdered precious lake and was an illegal alien member of the barbaric event as well in prison, gang known as trend a rug why he trespassed across our southern border in 2022 and was apprehended by border patrol, but under the cruel policies of the last administration, instead of being deported as he should have been, he was released into the united states as were millions of other people. many of them very dangerous people. and you see what we're doing, we're getting the hell out of here. of correspondence. she advertising has the latest from washington, dc of the old job round on the prospect of mass deportations of on documented migraines and the poles do still show public support for that prospect. however, ever since he talked about this, those who are charged with carrying out the deforestation

what about this at guantanamo bay line that we're getting about the immigration goals, introducing this new facility that i've had problems with over 30000 space with 30000 people at guantanamo. it seems to be a reflection of the fact of rule, this torque of mass deportation, immigration, customs enforcement. and another thing that we don't have the results is because we need more money, we need more personnel, we need more bed space and so on. so this would be opening up on time and we paid for that purpose actually since from this announcement that we heard from the incoming department of homeland security secretary, christina and we size this is all about dependent on giving congressional funding to do the necessary changes and get it ready for potentially $30000.00 migrants in the process of being supportive. and another thing he address was the confusion that over his executive order, freezing a federal loans and ground some other assistance a. yeah, and so this is either, it depends on how you look at either the 1st major climbed down by the donald trump because it was, it was jus

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given to him on monday of to holding them for more than 2 decades without charge at its peak, guantanamo bay house. 680 prism is becoming a symbol of america's excesses and the circle voltage, tara, the millions of people, are under severe weather and that's in the united states. as a winter storm hit, several states, it's less thousands of homes without power and hundreds of flights being cancelled . how to do a cost driver pulls now from washington dc. several states have declared states of emergency to cope with the snow storm impacting a wide swath of the u. s. you know, it is the largest single day snowfall we've had in over 25 years here in the world . as the storm delayed or cancelled more than 7000 flights on mondays. some people adopted new modes of transportation. i just wanted to get out at it. i had to go out and get some coffee. i love being out in the snow, so i just wanted to come check it out. see how the roads work. the storm blanketed some areas with 50 centimeters of snow. it's being blamed for a handful of traffic related deaths in kansas and missouri. and in indiana, nat

he was my company commander and first deployment in tkpwaut guantanamo bay. he was there on june 3, 2003, when i first swore in as a second lieutenant at princeton university. he swore me in. i wanted to make sure he was here today with me as well. thank you very much. [applause] mr. president, thank you very much. to the american people, we have your back. we'll get to work right away. god bless. thank you. vice president vance: that's it. any questions? reporter: women in the armed services trust you? vice president vance: let me answer that for the new secretary. all people in our armed services should trust him because he looks out for them and going to fight for them and make sure we have the kind of military that we can all be proud in. that we can all be proud of. and again when we send it to do a job we do it well, quickly, and gets the hell out. that's what secretary hegseth will bring to the department of defense. anything else? reporter: are you worried about any of the nominees coming close to the line? vice president vance: as i learned with the

donald trump announced today that his administration plans to send undocumented immigrants to guantanamo baythat announcement came as trump signed the first bill of his administration, the lincoln riley act, into law. it requires the detention of undocumented immigrants who have been accused of theft and violent crimes. guantanamo bay is a military prison in cuba where prisoners have been known to be tortured and held indefinitely. trump says that facility can hold up to 30,000 immigrants, which would double the current detention capacity. cuba's president responded to trump's announcement on x, calling it an act of brutality that shows contempt for the human condition and international law across the country and right here in the bay area, agencies that help with refugee resettlement are scrambling to find funding. this after the trump administration ordered them to stop their federally funded work. as ktvu, an rubin explains, this could affect thousands who rely on these agencies for housing, food and support during their first three months in the country. >> this concord apartment is new,

the guantanamo bay issue again, people might be for what?grants to guantanamo bay probably would be for it. but this notion of a mass deportation there and a camp, 30,000 people, i mean, at its peak, guantanamo bay housed 680 terrorists at its peak. so we're going to put 30,000 people there. how like in what way? in what manner? in what way? like that is, you know, like fundamentally un-american. it is not it's not cost effective, you know, across every possible, you know, justification, rationale or justification. it doesn't make any sense. and it's offensive. and so i do think you can take these opportunities where they overstep. one other thing adrian reported was the detained detention of puerto ricans that are american here in american. he talked he talked to a couple of them. right. so they're going to be these examples of things that i, that i think people will react negatively against. and politically speaking, democrats should take the opportunity to do that and be on the side of people who are being menaced by an overbearing govern

guantanamo bay for detained migrants. we know bed space has been a really big issue. i've been talking to tom homan, his border czar, about this, saying very clearly, they need more money for congress from congress because they need more money for these beds. every time they detain someone, they have to put them somewhere they're not just immediately deported. it's a real question of how long that's going to take and what it's going to look like. it was an idea that the biden white house explored, but but never really pursued any further. but after anderson, when he was behind closed doors, we did learn that inside the oval office today, i'm told trump signed the settlement agreement with meta. now, the reason he had sued meta was because, remember, after january 6th, they kicked him off the platforms. facebook, instagram. he was also kicked off twitter, and he filed a lot of lawsuits, essentially saying that they were violating his right to free speech and censoring him by doing so. it wasn't clear how these lawsuits wer