. >> we are going to be changing the name of the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america. we will restore the name of a great president, william mckinley to mount mckinley. >> stephen: "and the atlantic ocean is now the miami pond. and i'm officially heretofore renaming my penis the baconater. available for a limited time only at a participating wendy's." [applause] don't encourage that sort of joke. trump also laid out his plan for american imperialism. first, he threatened to invade panama and then invade the rest of the universe. >> we will pursue our manifest destiny into the stars, launching american astronauts to plant the stars & stripes on the planet mars. >> stephen: that's right. ladies and gentlemen, it's manifest destiny, in spaaaace! after the speech, it was time for the benediction. >> heavenly father, we are so grateful that you gave our 45th and now our 47th president a millimeter miracle. >> stephen: that's also what stormy daniels called it. we're back, baby! we're back! [cheers and applause] [laughter] we're back. but you know what? that brings up an imp

we dealt with thousands blinking then when we go to the top of the gulf, gave us 4 months that the ip is the incentive as well. if you want to provide to minute or 2 days on the videos that is needed to deal with this by the stomach and they let the person those 4 months, the softball escape is, is a whole fixed disease. it's maybe it's not dangerous, but it's a whole a disease to have inside of the present inside the cell. when you don't see the time when you don't, you can't watch locals. you're not getting any really good treatment. and it's not just curious, as you said, the measure, the subject of the table. can i respectfully interrupt you on this subject specifically because the palestinian prisoners clubs stated back in october. the escaped means is using is really prisoners as a tool of and i'm quoting them, harassment and torture. in other words, it is not just a product of neglect, but it is deliberate, your thoughts on that. and actually it's not the not just give you support of the media because the needs of people before the war will speaking about having to sort of thin

. >> let me ask you about trump's possible relationship with gulf arab states. donald trump was reelected. they feel that they can kind of they speak the same language. and, you know, obviously, he has sought to have this peace deal between saudi arabia and israel. the saudis have made clear that the only way they get to that deal is with a palestinian state. give me a sense of how you see trump's relationship with gulf arab states affecting his views and potentially and potentially his willingness to bring israel to the negotiating table and end this conflict once and for all. >> sure. i think. >> the gulf arab states have donald trump's ear, whether for, for good or bad, can be debated, but i think they do have his ear when it comes to let's look at the iran part first. when it comes to iran, the gulf arab states do not want a massive war against tehran. they're far more concerned about their domestic agendas, like mohammed bin salman and saudi arabia. like you mentioned, he wants to focus on his vision 2030 project, which is lagging pretty badly. and any regi

he's also been belligerent with his closest neighbors, mexico and canada officially re branding the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america is hammered. denmark's prime minister trying to bully her into selling greenland to the united states. he was involved in the gaza cease fire even before he took office and now he's working to blow out the flames of the ukraine rusher conflict. so where is all this leading? what is trumps world view? are we seeing the emergence of a new american? we all politic in the world or our global intentions, going to go from bad to worse. today we're talking with one of america's pre eminent political science as john mearsheimer, professor of political science at the university of chicago. john, it is terrific to be with you today and look if there ever was an inflection point in foreign policy, donald trump coming in seems to be one of those. and so let me just ask you, what do you think donald trump strategic map looks like? what should look like from the mirror shiner perspective, a well, he's inherited a set of problems from jo by the 2 principal problems t

because it has positioned itself as a leader of the cmu block here in the out of gulf. this is going to pay rate for not just lifting the sanctions according to experts here in damascus. the also to send a signal abroad and in the region that syria is not changing, syria is under a new leadership. it is under a new version and it is changing directions completely rid of is, is not going to be relying on former allies certificate on in russia, but it is still going to maintain relationships with them. but now that syria is moving into this consult, transformative period, it is going to require all the help that it can get from all the allies and friends that there are. and so i'll give you it's key to provide that some of the video to my now. so let's try the it with thousands of people have been told to leave areas in the northern queensland state, experiencing heavy flooding. please say one person died when an emergency response boat capsized eastern australia has seen frequent, devastating funding, and recent years, a bang dash remains one of the world's most polluted

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of mexico, i would note that president trump has renamed the gulf. i will say partially to call it the gulf of texas. everyone can have opinion on that matter. noa must file opinion in the gulf by may 21st, noa is notoriously slow moving on these biological opinions and if it fails to get this one done on time, itge could shut down oil d gas operations in the gulf. can you commit to hold noa's feet to the fire to make sure it meets the may 21st deadline for reissuing opinion. >> i will work hard to make sure they meet the deadline and we do our job online rigorously and if we do t get it in. >> and can you further commit that you will do everything to ensure that noa does not actively hamper energy production in the gulf such as byby implementing unverified and unsafe vessel speed restrictions. >> i can commit to that. i don't understand. i will study, of course, the work of noa but the -- the speed restrictions seem i logical to our fishermen and to our businesses and they need to be studied but you have to take care of americans as well. how about

syria's new authorities are counting on rich gulf the country and revive its economy after more democraticessentials, while others the fighters are now about a hundred kilometres from the provincial capital bukavu, after capturing the rwandan government has denied supporting the m23 and having its troops in the country. who gave the latest. in south kivu province is that the congolese air forces, supported by burundian army and also local militia, north of bukavu. there's been a lot of military activity as well at an army and north of bukavu as well. been a major escalation in the past couple of hours, rapidly south and approaching bukavu. and, richard, of course, this is a rebel offensive that ministry yesterday afternoon indicating that from their the un estimates that slightly over half a million people have been displaced as they were fleeing for safety. and humanitarian agencies really are saying that they are currently overwhelmed. a humanitarian perspective. but with the city still recovering from devastating of celebrities and musicians. # california knows how to party...# in the w

to the gulf of america.he to acquire greenland? >> i think it's possible, maria. here's the thing i think at lot of folks don't appreciate about a greenland, it's really important to our national security. there are sea lanes there that the chinese and russians use that, frankly, denmark -- which controls greenland -- it's not doing its job and being a good ally. you have to ask yourself, how are we going to solve that problem, solve our own national security? if that means that we need to take more territorial interest in greenland, that is what president trump is going to do because he doesn't care about what the europeans scream at us, he cares about putting the interests of america's citizens first. there's another angle to this whole greenland thing, maria, that people don't realize. you've got probably 55,000 people living on greenland who are not actually happy with danish government. they've got great natural resources there, they've got an incredibly bountiful country that the danes aren't letting t

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noaa must file a new biological opinion in the gulf by may 21. noaa is notoriously slow moving on its biological opinions. and if it fails to get this one done on time it could shut down oil and gas operations in the gulf. can you commit to hold noaa's feet to the fire so it meets the may deadline for reaching this. mr. lutnick: i will work hard to make sure we meet that deadline and we do our job on time rigorously and thoughtfully and we will if i have anything to do with it get there. chair. cruz: can you further commit you will do everything to ensure that noaa does not actively hamper energy production in the gulf such as by implementing unverified and unsafe vessel speed restrictions? chair. cruz: i will study of course the work of noaa, but the speed restrictions seem illogical to our fishermen and businesses so they need to be studied, but you have to be careful as well. how about we put that at the top of the list. sen. cantwell: thank you mr. chairman and again thank you for your symbol of resilience. it really is quite remarkable. than

we're talking about the gulf of mexico. i don't recall him talking those matters in the campaign. i don't think so. yeah. he talked about how he was going to help working families. that's what we want to do. senator made that point this week. it's true. the the greenland. panama, iceland discussion or not. iceland but greenland. panama, canada has come up a lot more than i can assure you in coffee shops. and in portland, oregon, southeast portland, where we live. nobody's talking about those things. are they talking about holding down the cost of medicine or creating housing kind of kinds of opportunity these opportunities to? make sure they don't have to pay higher tariffs and, the like on goods and services. those are kind of things they're talking about, not at far out things. trump talked about this week, number six is embrace the unscripted moments and you the tobacco hearing, a moment that really went viral before things went where you asked the tobacco ceos. i'll let you tell the story, but i mean, that is a moment that really changed. and i wondered, you don't get unscript

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those are mainly for refiners concentrated around the gulf coast.r costs for making finished fuels like gasoline, much of which is likely to be passed along to u.s. consumers. right now, the state average for a gallon of regular gas. you see it right here. 447. that is over a dollar more than the national average of 310 a gallon. and here in the bay area, take a look. it's 460 in san francisco, 449 in oakland and san jose with 442. up next, this countdown t to the ser bowl is on. we're tracking the latest ticket prices for the best and worst seats at the superdome. and if you're planning a game about exactly how much more itot will cost you to feed your guests. we' back rein ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. the reigning champs, the kansas city chiefs, at the superdome in new orleans. both teams touched down in new orleans today. the eagles are looking to win their second super bowl in franchise history, while the chiefs aim to become the first team in the super bowl era to win three straight championships. so how much does it

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for weather breeze going down the gulf and beating breezes in the red sea with hinted more showers, maybe the high ground the south for saturday. make a still enjoying temperatures about 30 or 40 inches high teens, although 20. so you'll see that doesn't change very much throughout tuesday, but the weather in took you certainly does. and tropical after goes right into the order. some parts of the i'll see down through malawi and heading southeast was down to was mazda jessica and it's still cycling season in the indian ocean. so this isn't the name side cards. it's a tropical depression. it will produce a lot of writing in the capital of the clinic, elated by those in power. and selection is unique and we've seen anything like that before. no pressure, they were instrumental in helping the president when the election, driven by self interested play, is fast put their after non profits for people susceptible to government control this public. and it's designed to inflame and defense the way that the story is being told. not right, and it's not accurate from social networks to legacy media.

seen indeed an increase, a significant increase in the fuel humanitarian aid that was built in the gulf of distributed people. 60 percent, all a bit that came in was voting by an invalid and distributed to reach hundreds of thousands of people in cuba. thing in areas that we were not able to access before, like northern garza, so that's very waste on the east this band and comes into in fact that then the um the faith off the cease fire. he's a going to be who the name jeff with the because we are the largest human, a channel for operation organization team guy. and we have something that is often under reported about is the trust of the communities in gauze. are they new and they trust and for them and is life saving? eats the doctor, is the nurse. it's the person who's giving them and bulk of food or of age. so there is the trust which is a very unique to, to under africans have rallied outside the rwandan embassy and the capital of the netherlands. for testers, carry that congolese flags enchanted slogans. calling for an end to the crisis. and the d. r. c, where the m 23 militant gro

and as we set before, we will see a 100 and nothing going into the gulf straight. we've had a correspondence covering some of those stories just wants go to the testimonies as well. we've seen some very tough testimonies coming out. oh, especially of the occupied westbank was seen the release of prisoners telling the stories and just saying that that's been in human conditions inside the presence from being attacked, including attacks by tear gas to a policy of installation. inside the presence, many people being kept in solitude. so that's why treat confinements. this includes kind of to us yet. uh, she's a member of the popular for the liberation of palestine, p f o p. and she's been continuously arrested over the past 2 years. so she's been up to see the conditions and how they've changed over the previous test. and since october, the 7th you said it's simply become that on livable, right. we've also seen that many prophesying present dying recently in, in those is right. the presence and dates and nora. thank you very much for the moment and we are now watching

all few minutes are in a that was built in the gulf of distributed people. 60 percent, all a bit that came in was voting by an invalid and distributed to reach hundreds of thousands of people in giving in areas that we were not able to access before life . northern garza, so that's very welcome. now is this band and icons into a fact that then the, the faith off the cease fire. he's a going to be food c name jeff would need because we are the largest human and channel for authoration organization in java. and we have something that is often under reported about his, the trust of the communities in jobs. are they new and they trust and for them and is life saving? eats the doctor, is the nurse, it's the person who's giving them and bolts of food or of age. so there is that trust which is a very unique to, to know the story where close the following today people have been rallying outside the ro, london embassy in the netherlands capital protesters card congolese flags on chanted slogans. calling for an in to the prices in the d. r. c. with the m $23.00 militant group is on the offensiv

i have to say down through the gulf might into some shares in the u. a or know northern america even possibly around over the next day or so. but you're not picking that things really. we believe in starting here. mean wanted to share otherwise, enjoy the sun shining point is not particularly cold. know, particularly warm if even the night after, for the fine day, all as cold as they were. i'm dropped the time. divide 8 degrees, admittedly versus the interior of took is called, but it's also quite high. so you would expect that in immediate future, there is a hand to kodak coming down. and the last thing you'll find later on monday and choose a significant rate in northern turkey, but not for the science just want to large out quite possibly. and that's true through, i'd say, the base of a radiate right down to the coast. now if you look at tropical africa, the shelves of song through being held on for the sides, twisted in cycling, seizing the reason to psycho plus sight inside the circulation, which gets close to it, threatens significant. so i think

those are mainly for refiners concentrated around the gulf coast. tariffs on those imports mean higher costs for making finished fuels like gasoline, much of which is likely to be passed along to u.s. consumers. and right now, the state average for a gallon of regular gas. four. 47. that is over a dollar more than the national average. you're seeing right here at 310 a gallon here in the bay area. 460 in san francisco and oakland, 449 and in san jose, 442. ontario, canada is planning to stop selling american alcohol this week. the announcement comes a day after president trump imposed a 25% tariff on canadian imports. the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, slapped a retaliatory 25% tariff on american products. the liquor control board of ontario says it will start pulling american liquor from shelves on tuesday. outlets for the liquor control board will also take u.s. products out of its catalog, so other retailers can't order them. former oakland mayor sheng thao is expected to appear in court. this week comes a little more than two weeks aft

2nd engine, palestinian children has begun crossing into egypt for medical treatments through the gulf of border crossing. not border has been opened for the 1st time in nearly 9 months. that'd be some discrepancy over numbers, but we can confirm from the guys a health ministry that 50 patients, accompanied by 61 caregivers, are leaving to be treated abroad that many are suffering from chronic diseases including cancer. and they've been unable to get treatment during israel's 15 months. war. $400.00 palestinians are allowed to go in total under the seas. fine equipment, but not all will be allowed to return to gas them. costs and obviously it is a plastic and reconstructive surgeon. he worked extensively at alley hospital and garza city during the conflict. he says he's suffering by the restrictions being placed on the families of children being evacuated from gaza. i feel great pain for the families who have been denied the chance to accompany their children. the 15 children who have been evacuated have only been allowed one accompanying adult, who has to either be main over 55 or fee

those will lift gaza at the initial weights of the word lift all the way out of the gulf stream and never seen their family members and relatives and loved ones for the past 15 months. and now it's an opportunity being told to be able to leave. and, and see their family members also the whole, it's an opportunity to allow those miles of a, the trucks on the other side of the borders that they will make their way into the gauze. which are because right now just it's much needed particularly in gaza. city we are in gaza city, we've seen the northern part, not only the medical evaluation needed, not all the hospitals need to be to take a break, but also need more of the food and the water coming in. honey, thank you very much indeed. this honey my. who talking to us, they are from a guys, a city. the 3 is there any captives of returned home to their families on saturday at madison, his reading case ego is among sweet, released in garza, french's really national offer. hold on was reunited with his wife and children, and john beavers met his father and sister on returning to is a summer home.

at least the agenda is going to lose saudi arabia's gonna lose all the gulf states. they're all gonna have anything to do with them. they're not going to go along with he is. um um you know, he's a, he is of the abraham records or anything else. so you know, if that's what he wants to do if he wants to just align himself. but you know, with, with uh, with israel become, is this a general so i dont then that's it but that's, that's the end of his me least agenda probably also the end of his administration. i think it's going to be like it'll fade out as a, as dismally as the binding of them just ration faded out. what do you think mar is this? again, you know, you never can tell with trump because he does. his diplomacy is his banter to the public. it's the word megaphone has already been mentioned here. is this an opening gambit? isn't it a, um, uh, sugar ring a deal with is real. you know, it's hard to say what he really thinks about this because we all know he's not, you know, particularly well versed in these issues as mark. yeah. i think maybe we're talking about

been the playground for so many international forces for and so much international lives with the gulf states have been funding various groups. i'm the shut off, making sure that the goal is to target a b, which is being seen as, and it placed itself as a leader of the so called sidney block to make sure that all of the support that not comes to this country comes via the intern in, in the city and, and from governments and also intentionally, he needs all of the support that he can get because of the sanctions. because every minutes or every person we meet in the streets tells us that this country is not stopping below 0. there was a grunted corruption, those statements do things are broken. and now the constitution and the parliament and the men, if you have for the just also if you're going to need all the help he could meet, i don't need to nash this is very important message that is being sent out by this visit because in the geo politics of the region time with the shut off choosing south via the means that just 6 weeks ago, the alignment that this can be had withdrawn and russia

i have to say down through the gulf might hint at some shares in the way or no, no, no my even possibly around it for next that site. but you're not picking that things really. we believe in starting here. mean wanted to share otherwise. enjoy the sun shining point is not particularly cold. know, particularly warm if even the night softer for the fine day i was calling to say where i'm at and dropped the time to ride 8 degrees, admittedly versus the interior of tokyo's. cobra is also quite high. so you would expect that immediate future there is a hand to kodak coming down, and i think you'll find later on monday and choose a significant rate in those and talk to you, but not for the science. just want to live child quite possibly. and that's true through, i'd say, the face of a radiate right down to the coast. now if you look at tropical africa, the shares of stock through being held on for the sides, twisted in cycling season. there isn't a cycling per site inside the circulation which gets close to it, threatens significant. so i think i think conceptual knows madagascar during monda

but is the 1st day that he visits as he goes abroad, white saudi arabia instead of you know, other gulf allies or, and immediate neighbor of the what it is, you have to realize that into an extending practice. the foremost being that this as being the proxy playground for many international powers as well as ghosts nations with every one of these were funding and all these different groups. and now what i said, the sure body of the shot i want to tell, so i'll get a be another go stations. is that all the money and age and everything off to of the charlotte? the government should come via them. it's for stability. and also to make sure that all the help that they need because of the should i have dissolved upon them in the army. everything that belong to the former regime. and this starting from scratch is going to need not just finances. the technical expertise has been and as i mentioned lifting of sanctions as an add on the broader aspect of this looking at the geo political significance of this with this 6 weeks ago, the ports that seeing the leadership would go to would be to her o

that, of course, now the gulf of america. exxon and their shareholders referred to it as that.haps with time it'll change. but you talk about really the entire not just panama, but from colombia all the way up through central america there is a number of chinese-controlled entities there that may cause problems. how successful will the administration, should the administration expect to be in trying to wane or wean off some of that influence? >> i think that trump -- well, first of all, mexico, canada, countries in the region is are taken us for granted. and trump, who is willing to use american power and exert leverage, can change this. this will be a long-term process, but we can do it especially because, ultimately, these countries depend more on us than they do on china. although china has extensive trade relations with them, those easy to change. and so for a long time, you know, we have just ignored what we call our backyard. and china right now has extensive operations throughout it. griff: i just want to take you to one other place, gordon x that's this. here in this ar

and then around midweek, i'm told by diplomats in the gulf the talks for the second stage will begin.ge involves potentially the release of more hostages. also, i got to tell you the release of the bodies of those who've died in captivity. so that's the next stage. and then there's a third stage. and that's if you like the political stage where they begin to be talks about whether how to reconstruct gaza. they have to agree a permanent ceasefire. so this is this is not a permanent ceasefire at this stage. so they have to agree on that. and then there are talks about who runs gaza, how to reconstruct gaza. i think even while these handovers are happening, you're seeing hamas trying to send a message to say we're still in charge. there are questions, of course, about what kind of hamas it now is. they have been substantially weakened by the israeli onslaught on gaza. but those questions that are still ahead about what the future holds, those are very, very difficult questions. listen, for the people here in hostage square, the important thing is that hostages are being released and they

sunshine monday, leaving in the possibility of scattered showers as the new storm drops in from the gulff alaska. that's going to bring the colder wther. notice our afternoon highs now drop into the 50s. our overnight lows drop as well. in addition to rainfall here, a lot more snow for the sierra and southern california is likely to get some rain out of that next system as well. back to you. >> all right, rosemary, thank you. we have more news headed your way. but first, a live look at traffic conditions along the east shore freeway on this friday afternoon. >> not good. >> not good. gridlock in both directions. you know, not surprising for that portion as you're heading into berkeley. but my goodness, good luck out there with those slick roads dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope.

ooh." [ laughter ] president trump signed an executive action renaming the gulf of mexico and alaska'senali, and also, i wouldn't get too comfortable if i lived here. [ laughter ] "you're just new." [ laughter ] "i don't want -- you just put a piece of tape over the license plate." [ laughter ] former president joe biden traveled to charleston on sunday and toured the international african-american museum because the last thing he wanted to do in his final day was go somewhere where he might run into donald trump. [ laughter ] according to a new report from a palm beach plastic surgeon, many patients are getting procedures before events at mar-a-lago in order to impress president trump and potentially get jobs in the new administration. but, sorry, bud, he can still tell it's you. [ laughter ] oh, man. also, i maybe can't. [ laughter ] according to a new federal study, drinking just one alcoholic beverage a day could raise health risks. so make sure to have at least two. [ laughter ] in honor of national soup month, progresso has released soup lozenges. not to be outdone, campbell's re

believe that while we're on air, google is deciding to actually change their maps to represent the gulfthat we do not have a leg to stand on when we're talking about who is ethical and who isn't and what. >> to choose. >> which one is your worst and what like, and who is censoring who and what when. i know so many organizations that have been shadow banned across meta for offering abortion information. so i'm going to go with american ai as my worst of the week because, you know, i don't know what makes them better. and also why are they so expensive? it was going to be about time that they were going to be entities that were going to be able to put together, whether or not deep seek is it right there is going i don't think that you do need a $500 million investment, which is what donald trump's administration is offering, which is basically just giving money to meta, elon musk, google and the rest of them. >> that soundbite from sam altman from the from that conference in india, really kind of, i don't know, got under my skin like, you know, in technology and cooperation, you're suppos

actually is wherever there are palestinians specifically in you, jordan and lebanon and syria and the gulf as there are other palestinian political trends you know, fatah still has the popular front for, the liberation of palestine has supporters. but if you're talking about the situation in gaza or the west bank today, they have joint operations, movements, sorry, joint operations rooms between the activist members of all of these organizations. so the situation is much more complex than what, you know, if if we're like a some ill informed senator up here and say, you know well, just got to support israel as. they as they demolish and destroy hamas in gaza you know that is just a recipe for the continuation. what i i think having studied a lot of genocides around the world that is a genocide and you know the way to end this through getting an iron clad lasting ceasefire. thank you. so rami, i'm going to turn to you. you know, the other word you mentioned besides humiliation was resistance. and a word that's come up a lot in, the book, but also certainly as we've about in the media, is ter

. >> in the gulf, the qataris, hamas was the chief obstacle. but there was also pressure being put by donald trump and his his incoming administration on netanyahu. netanyahu, under huge pressure from two right wing members of his coalition, ben-gvir and smotrich, who had enormous power, more power than their numbers would indicate and not as much, you know, popular support as the rest of. >> the american, the. >> israeli public, which is divided but mostly interested in the hostage release. but there was so much division over continuing the attacks in in gaza, which was opposed by the idf, opposed by the former defense minister, who was fired as a result of it, yoav galant. so in multiple meetings here and in israel, as i've covered this for more. >> than a. >> year, there was just so much political division. but the closer really was steve witkoff. steve witkoff, the business guy. he describes himself as just a real estate guy from new york, but he did know how to put pressure. and on a key saturday, he went to netanyahu's. you know, he went

but in modern times it would float into the gulf of mexico. so they created this, uh, canal to bring water for agriculture. and it's a long and interesting, complex. but they were involved in struggles with the federal government over water rights, where the federal government was saying, well, we should control this water. and if we can prove a navigable river, then federal government regulations come in. so as they were negotiating with the federal government, they also on the side negotiated with mexico to build a new from the mexico side of the on the colorado river to then bring the water into the u.s. from, mexico, where it comes in as a foreign owned commodity under a different set of laws and rules. so there was no with the federal government for that. and i'll let manuel tell the story of what happens after that. okay. so they didn't it all that well and within a couple of years it broke and they couldn't stop the flooding. and for nearly two years water spilled into was the salt and sink and filled to become the salton sea. it wound

i just came back from the gulf, where they all think trump is going to be better than biden, because biden was so bad on palestine and the rules based order. but of course, we know he won't be better. he's actually saying, let's clean out gaza. he wants to make things worse. he does destroy things, not build things, despite pretending to be a builder on the aid front. i'm so glad you raised that, ali. i hope the viewers at home understand what is going on right now. we are in a massive, massive crisis. humanitarian crisis which trump has inflicted, a man made crisis. he just flicked a switch and said no more aid overnight and overnight. ali, in places like sudan soup kitchen shut down in ukraine, people lost fuel and electricity. in thailand, they turned away myanmar war refugees from hospitals in cambodia, they shut down a anti-malarial program people are talking about. propublica did a very good investigation, pointing out that around 130,000 children in africa may now be at risk of hiv being born with hiv because their mothers have been cut off from hiv drugs. under george w bush'

he wants to rename the gulf of mexico the "gulf of america." ok, what the fuck ever. excuse me.ost: ok. that's booker in greenland. this is house speaker mike johnson posting on x, president trump is positioning america to safe and successful again. today, he is holngexico, na, and china accountable for their role in the flow of illegal aliens and illicit drugs across our borders. itoes on from there, if you want to read the full statement on x. representative andy harris, republican, talking about the fentanyl piece. fentanyl is a widely available, highly addictive drug that is even more potent than heroin. it is being mass produced in china and smuggled mexican across our mexican and canadian borders, killing more than 200 americans daily. by effectively using tariffs until this crisis is alleviated, president trump is keeping his promise to stop the flood of illegal drugs in this country. and carlos genez from florida, saying the comnist president of mexico's threats against the united statesil destroy her own econy and create a financial crisis. expect the mexicano take -- a