heinrich, proposes an amendment numbered 101. mr. heinrich: mr. president, i rise to offer this amendment to support grants for survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse. over the last several weeks, i've heard from thousands of new mexicans about how donald trump and elon musk have thrown their lives and communities into chaos. that includes alexandria taylor. she called me about president trump's blockade on federal grants under the violence against women act. these grants do two things. they support survivors of rape, sexual assault, sexual abuse, domestic violence, and they help law enforcement hold predators and abusers accountable. these are not woke ideas. these are american values. if you support survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence, if you support law enforcement holding abusers and predators accountable, i hope you'll support this amendment of -- this amendment. the presiding officer: is there further debate? the question occurs on the amendment of the amendment. all those in favor, say aye. those opposed, say no. the

jacqui heinrich has details from the north lawn and of the same way the news flows every day like this good evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, bret. the president just signed a litany of executive orders and proclamations. the biggest one was that 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports. no exceptions. the white house says that u.s. allies have been evading tariffs by sending relabeled chinese and russian metals through product exclusion and alternative agreements. so this ends all of that most steel and aluminum imports come from canada, mexico and brazil during the president's first term imposed similar tariffs but he did grant exemptions to those three countries and some experts think a deal might be ahead, especially with respect to canada. that's where the u.s. gets 70% of aluminum and the president's to get tonight that canada should become a 51st state and then it would face no tariffs. president faced processes act bribery of foreign officials. doj pause enforcement to put u.s. businesses disadvantage over foreign competitors. then he signed an order on paper straws

heinrich: thank you, chairman lee. thank you to our expert panel of witnesses for coming to speak with us today. as ranking member of the senate energy and natural resources energy and also a member of the senate select committee on intelligence, counterintelligence at our national labs is a matter that i believe we should all take very seriously. but first, i want to discuss another counterintelligence risk. last week, the trump administration laid off 1,800d.o.e. employees. many of our nation's top experts in fields essential to our economic and national security, such as critical and emerging technologies and nuclear safety, were let go. these employees had top security clearances, were dismissed without following legal protocol to end the clearances. and the trump administration is now trying to reverse course and reinstate some of these employees. but you have to ask why would they want to go back after being treated this way? our best experts have lost trust in the u.s. government. president trump is doing exactl

when we come back rebeccah heinrichs woul what is this arcc circle stuff?stablished? so, they want a huge military presence in the arctic circle with the communist chinese and it president trump i think sees that which is wise talking about greenland. but we come back i would like to pursue that with you too. we will be right back. where does the time go? where does the time go? until this week, my dad did not know where he was from. i'm african american. i want to know where i come from. it means the world to share ancestry® with my dad. so nigeria, this is where it all started. so they've broken it down by regions, by journeys, and by parent. man, this is deep. it adds more complexity to our lives, too. it adds more color. my pops is my fuel, my family, and my community. this is my way of saying thank you to him. (♪) mark: welcome back america. we are here with rebeccah heinrichs hudson keystone director. expert on russia and other things. so, rebeccah the russians and putin are making a huge presence in the arctic circle what is that all about? >> well,

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jacqui heinrich reporting live from west palm beach for us. thank you. >> let's bring in alex gray, former chief of staff, white house national security council under the first trump administration. you heard latimer zelinski there in jacqui heinrich's piece saying he's not font -- you heard president zelenskyy there in jacqui heinrich's piece saying he's not fond of the idea of sitting down unilaterally with russia without ukraine's involvement. he is worried about the u.s. and russia coming to some sort of framework of negotiation without his input. is he right to be concerned? >> i don't think he is. ultimately, ukraine is going to be involved. it's their country, their work, but ultimately, this is why -- we are in this position, john, because we have to have some sort of framework that gets the united states out of involving -- some permanent security guarantee. present trumpets trying to get us out of a distracting conflict that doesn't serve our interests, and get us to the existential challenge which i think is china. he has to start b

chair cotton: thank you, senator heinrich? sen. heinrich: you travel to syria and lebanon in january 2017. he and his brother accompanied you to lebanon and syria. they have links to the syrian social nationalist party, an ally of hezbollah and in 2008 the syrian social nationalist party participated in the assassination of a former lebanese prime minister and assisted hezbollah in beirut. when did you become aware of the links between the brothers in the syrian social nationalist party? ms. gabbard: thank you for your question. just a point of clarification. i paid for my own expenses in travel in that trip. i was not aware of any accusations of these lebanese americans associations until after the trip occurred. sen. heinrich: that is when you reimbursed? ms. gabbard: correct. not because -- i wanted to make sure there were no perceived conflicts of interest. i addressed this specific question to these lebanese americans who had organized the trip and they vehemently denied any associations with that group. sen. heinrich: there i

kevin. >> kevin: jacqui heinrich at the white house. thank you. >> agreed to file a motion to dismiss a corruption case. against democratic new york city mayor eric adams. at the discretion of president trump's justice department. now, this comes as he appears to be working closely with the white house to address immigration and public safety. mayor adams claims he did not cut a deal to end his case. correspondent alexis mcadams takes a closer look at his immigration initiatives and his relationship with the trump administration. >> teaming up to get migrant criminals off the streets of new york city. people in our street. and now i have someone that understands that narrative and we are fighting together to get it done. >> border czar tom homan has previously slammed mayor eric adams but now they appear to be on the same page. >> i have called the mayor out many times for not stepping up when it comes to public safety threats. i will tell you when i sat down with him, i saw the cop in him. he really does want to do the right thing. >>

heinrich: mr.esident, i want to thank my colleague from virginia for bringing this resolution to the floor. it was a little less than a year ago i met with workers at several manufacturing facilities in new mexico. these are the manufacturing facilities making solar and wind technology that is making clean, affordable american made energy. and at a groundbreaking ceremony at ray factory, they told me about the impact of our investments on their lives, their ability to support their families. i talked with folks like ramon romedo, who started as a machinist, and worked his way up to have a career as a production manager. i met with daniel beltron, who explained how ray expansion has created job opportunities for himself and many others in the community. he told me the company's growth has been life changing for him. and i met with ray utelari, who talked about how important ray has been in supporting her growth as a professional and supporting her community. here's what they have in common. they wer

joining us now is senator martin heinrich.a democrat who serves on the intelligence committee, voted today against tulsi gabbard's nomination. senator, thanks so much for taking the time. >> great to. >> be here. you voted against her calling her, quote, a national security risk. why? >> one, there's the issue of whether. >> she's qualified. >> but much more weighing on my mind than that is the issue of judgment. and if you. look at some of her actions, especially her travel in the middle east, you're with your background. you know that generally when we travel to places like that, as members of congress, we go with the state department. every meeting is carefully vetted. that is not what this was. i mean, she was traveling with, financed at the time by a donor of another member of congress, met with the grand mufti of syria, who had threatened suicide bombers against the united states, met with bashar al-assad. my goodness. like, i can't imagine a more off script, uh, foreign policy trip. and if that's how you roll and you're

we go to fox news jacqui heinrich live at the white house.eporter: yes president trump said on air force one today he would be announcing a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports and this we're, reciprocal tariffs to any country that charges the u.s., sounds like an 11th hour deal, like with canada and mexico, might not stave it off, he said to our bret baier ahead of super bowl, those deals are not really working out, he might revise them too. >> you announced tariffs on canada and mexico, you immediately got action from both on border security. >> i dod a lot. >> is that good enough. >> no. >> something has to happen. it is not sustainable i'm changing it. reporter: some changes are hitting roadblocks, federal judge blocking elon musk and doge from accessing records, elon musk called that decision insane, vice president jd vance went far as to suggest that judges can't control the executive branch. vance did couch his statement, in referring to the executive branch's legitimate power, president was asked about it last night. >> tremen

jockey heinrich on the north wall. french president immanuel macron thank you for the time. >> happy to deal with you. >> a lot of time with president trump today. you answered a lot of questions. both in the oval office and that the press briefing. how would you characterize this meeting today? what was your basic message to president trump? >> meeting i decided to offer president trump to come here. weeks decided last week given the sensitivity of this moment because of the ongoing negotiation between the u.s. and russia, because of all the discussions we had amongst europeans, i wanted to come here first to convey friendship is important of the history in the relation france with the u.s. second to say okay. we want peace. we agree. today is clearly the anniversary of the beginning of the aggression war of russia and ukraine. they invaded ukraine three years ago. we want peace. and i think the initiative of president trump is a very positive one. but my message was to say be careful because we need something substan

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. >> senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us now from west palm beach, florida.rning, jacqui. >> hey, good morning, guys. we are all awaiting a ruling today from a federal judge in response to a suit from 14 attorneys general tried to stop doge from accessing agencies or laying off or firing any employees from those agencies. the steats are demanding a temporary restraining order. they're arguing imminent harm is likely department of education labor, health and human services, energy, transportation, commerce and the office of personnel management tanya chutkan is not convince q. instanced. she wrote yesterday the things i'm hearing are serious and troubling indeed. the things you are hearing not seeing it so far. awaiting a ruling on whether this request for a temporary restraining order can move forward. meantime doj lawyers are arguing that elon musk does not have federal authority to make decisions himself. chutkan disagreed issue a filing musk is not the administrator of doge nor is he an employee of the department of government efficiency, declaring him ins

first jackui heinrich is in west palm beach, florida reporting today. we lead with you, hello. >> good morning, bill. the president's agenda is moving full steam ahead. several reports this morning that doge is requesting access to i.r.s. data and also making a visit to the f.a.a. come and centers this morning. sean duffy made that announcement saying they want to look at the systems. get a sense of what the air traffic controllers like and don't like and try to modernize it. one aviation union is giving some pushback over the layoffs for several hundred probationary employees. senator tim kaine raising concerns that veterans are taking a hit. >> i view this in virginia from the perspective. there is a war on veterans. slashing in the v.a. and 30% of the federal workforce is veterans compared to two to 3% of the civilian workforce you do cuts, it hurts veterans. >> the administration showed that doge is taking a far more surgical approach than first reported. friday night 3600 proper bash nair employees were dismissed from health and human receives, 4,0

jacqui heinrich, thank you. sandra? >> thank you. will spring in the former deputy assistant attorney general, john knew now. -- as i get to this breaking news, a federal judge has ordered a trump administration to unfreeze funds. this is a federal judge in rhode island ordering the trump add to unfreeze funds. he previously order the same but is telling the and mr. risch in his order was not followed. these are funds for nih and other agencies, but notable that it's nih. what does this say about where this is all going? >> sandra, this is another example of the courts trying to get to the middle of a fight between the president and congress. that is where the battle should rest. president trump is trying to restore what the founders had in mind, what alexander hamilton called the energetic executive. maybe, we've had four years of a comatose president, so people are not used to seeing what an energetic executive is like. one of the areas that the president has more discretion, leeway that his critics think, and these judges think, i

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i urge my colleagues to vote yes on senator kaine and senator heinrich's resolution. and with that, i yield the floor. mr. merkley: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. merkley: here's the question, do we pursue the 20ths century energy vision featuring dirty fossil fuels or do we pursue the 21st century energy vision featuring inexpensive and clean renewable energy? trump's energy emergency declaration is about one thing. he's choosing the strategy of dirty, expensive fossil fuels. he asked the powerful big oil companies to contribute $1 billion to his campaign, and now he's paying them back at the expense of the american people. families lose, billionaires win. the plan. the plan features giving fossil fuel companies the power to seize public lands. it features giving fossil fuel companies the power to skip environmental assessments, environmental assessments that show how their projects will poison the air, pollute the water, kill wildlife, and despoil our ecosystems. it's the plan of giving fossil fuel companies the power to bypass th

>> sandra: mike waltz was part of the talks and he is on deck that first jacqui heinrich. is lived in miami beach for us with the latest, hi. >> sandra, the president told me he likes zelenskyy personally coach about personally doesn't matter to him. he cares about getting the job done and he had to zelenskyy for letting the war go on for too long and not taking a deal. he confirmed what we reported yesterday, the u.s. supports ukraine holding elections before any peace deal. that is something russia has been pushing for but the president said this is not a russia thing. this comes from. zelenskyy fired a back this. listen. >> unfortunately, president trump with great respect for him as a leader of the people which we respect very much, the american people constantly support us. unfortunately, lives in a disinformation space. >> zelenskyy took issue with trump with 4% approval rating countering his approval is 57%. president trump respondent untruth social but this, "he refuses to have elections and very low and ukrainian polls and all he was good at was playing biden with

>> jessica: check out with jacqui heinrich, our own jacqui heinrich -- >> greg: our very own. >> jessicaeg: i love jacqui, but i disagree with her, there you go, and a story. >> jessica: no, it is not the end of the story, it is just the beginning. >> judge jeanine: that's my line. >> jessica: is it in your notes? just the beginning? anyway, i'm done. >> judge jeanine: can i go? >> jesse: go. >> judge jeanine: article two of the constitution, the president has application to ensure that the laws of the land are followed, and when congress appropriates money or when money is misappropriated, the president and the executive branch has the authority to look at that so let's not make like he doesn't have the right to do it. and by the way -- >> jessica: why -- >> judge jeanine: john roberts just came down and said you better watch it, folks. the local judge who made one of those decisions, just got slapped down, so let's not make this greater than it is. the bottom line is the democrats are going nowhere and i love it. they should keep it up, all right? their message is a message of hate. ev

but, first for a wrap of today's news from the white house, we turn to jacqui heinrich live in the white house briefing room. jacqui? >> jacqui: bret, the prime minister's visit built as a push to push president trump not to abandon ukraine in peace talks. ended with starmer expressing a lot of confidence in president trump's proposals. the president warned there is a narrow window to get this deal done but said they are on the way there. meantime starmer also got some positive news of his own to bring home. >> jacqui: u.k. prime minister kier starmer may just leave washington with the start of a trade deal shielding the u.k. from president trump's tariff threat. >> he tried. [laughter] >> he was working hard i will tell you that he earned whatever the hell they pay him over there. we could end up with a trade deal where the tariffs wouldn't be necessary. >> it ask my pleasure to bring from his majesty the king. >> jacqui: a letter from king charles inviting president trump sweetens the relations. >> this has never happened before. this is unprecedented. and i think that symbolizes the s

. >> dana: jackui heinrich has more for us live at the white house. comp morning. >> good morning. the president is et to speak with leaders of canada and mexico this morning. urn less he changes his mind. he says he won't. at midnight the u.s. will put 25% tariffs and 10% tariff on china and canadian energy. it impacts 40% of imports into the u.s. >> the thing i can say i think it is 100% being miscovered. go back and read the executive order. president trump was 100% clear that this is not a trade war. this is a drug war. >> the white house accused mexico's government of having an intolerable alliance with mexican drug cartels which their president called slander demanding trump stem the flow of u.s. guns to the cartels and expected to announce retaliatory tariffs today. trudeau pushed back claims less than 1% of fentanyl and illegal migrants come across the northern border. he has already set a 25% retaliatory tariff in motion on american lumber, plastics and more. china is also promising counter measures. >> 3,000 americans die every two weeks from fentanyl poisoning. mexico ma

jacqui heinrich. thank you, sandra. >> congressman brian mast, chairman of the house committee on foreign affairs. thank you for being here. fair warning, we will go to the briefing when it begins. this is the doge email to federal workers. what did you -- "what did you do last week? please reply to the ml with approximately five bullets of what you accomplished last week and cc your manager. do not send classified information, links, or attachments. deadline is monday --" anything complicated about the message? how do you see this? >> it was not complicated. i heard from tsa workers as i was waiting in line. they said "i appreciated doing the email, enjoyed writing it. my last sentence was "i was at my shifts, i prevented a terrorist attack from occurring at palm beach international airport." they were taking a level of pride and a compass and what their mission was. >> but you know that this is not sitting well with democrats. you probably heard a lot of sound from them at the top of the hour. this

senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off live tonight from the north lawn.ood evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, bret. ahead of the president's first cabinet meeting, agency heads got orders from the office of management and budget telling them to prepare for large scale reductions in force with plans by mid march. everything is on the table, including relocating offices to less costly parts of the country. but, forget today. they were all at the white house. >> is there anybody unhappy -- if you are we will throw them out of here. >> president trump has put together, i think, the best cabinet ever. >> jacqui: president trump's cabinet getting facetime with the man trying to wade out waste, fraud and abuse. >> just the interest on the national debt now exceeds defense department spending. >> signed executive order compelling agencies to end unnecessary contracts and justify what remains. trump says doge cuts are on track. >> we're looking to get it maybe to a trillion dollars. if we can do that, we're going to start getting to be at a point where we c

look whose here the one and only fox news senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich standing by live with the story. what's happening now great to see you again. reporter: great to see you, liz. this war of words between the u.s. and ukraine has really ramped up. the national security advisor mike waltz said that the relationship between presidents trump and zelenskyy is frustrated right now and it's not moving in the right direction, but he said the root of the problem is really ukraine's refusal to sign on to this u.s. proposed deal that would continue u.s. military support in exchange for access to ukraine's rare earth minerals. take a listen here. >> we look at the type of aid the europeans are providing and it's often in the form of loans that's being repaid with the interest on seized russian assets. we believe the american taxpayer deserves to recoup much of their investment. all of that's an opportunity for ukraine. reporter: trump said ukraine should hold elections ahead of a peace deal and it's something russia has been pushing for but trump said this isn't a russian t

jacqui heinrich following it all from the north lawn. >> jacqui: good evening, bret. elon musk responded to criticism saying that work buyouts and funding cuts are not a hostile takeover but the big government reform that the american people voted for. he warned bankrupt. he said he will comply with court orders as legal challenges continue. president trump compelling agencies to work with the department of government efficiency to begin large scale reductions in the federal workforce. the executive order limiting one new hire for every four employees that depart from government service and keeping new hires to essential positions. musk taking questions on some government payments doge has sought to block. >> it's not draconian or radical, i think. it's really just saying let's look at each of these expenditures and say is this actually in the best interest of the people? >> dong's plans have been held up by court orders. the president saying he will comply. >> i always abide by the courts and then i will have to appeal it. but appeals take a long time. i would hope t

senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off live tonight from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, bret. as all that was happening also, separately a federal judge left a temporary restraining order in place siding with nonprofits continuing to block a government wide funding freeze. this case stemmed from a rescinded memo from the office of management and budget. despite the short-term losses on that front, doge is posting big successes. 65 billion in savings. 2200 contracts terminated. but it hasn't gone off without a hitch. >> hours after the office of personnel management told agency heads they need not fire workers who don't respond to the email asking for five things they accomplished last week. elon musk posted the opposite. subject to the discretion of the president, they will be given another chance. failure to respond a second time will result in terms. the second time in as many days consequence on x that wasn't communicated elsewhere. opm maintained agencies would determine appropriate consequences. despite messaging from o

martha maccallum and bret baier with his political analysis, but white house correspondent jacqui heinrich a question in there come a very newsy few minutes i should say, about 40 minutes, right? what can you tell us about the current state of the u.s. negotiations with european partners? >> sandra, the president gave the impression that the war could be over within a few weeks, talks with russia have been going really well in the u.s. is at a one-yard line trying to get that rare earth minerals deal signed with ukraine. zelenskyy has been pushing for security guarantees, president trump and president macron suggesting european troops could play a peacekeeping role in that, but the u.s. would not need to add much backing. the president said there will be backing of some kind. he did not think that much would be needed. however, we might be able to see more details on this, the president saying that zelenskyy could come here as soon as this week. take a listen. >> reporter: are you going to be meeting with president zelenskyy soon? >> president trump: i will be meeting with him, he may comm

. >> ainsley: senior white house correspondent, jacqui heinrich joins us on the north lawn, good morning the president is at the national prayer breakfast menu a progressive's holding a news conference. it will likely echo what we saw on tuesday outside the treasury department and nobody elected elon rally. you had democrats there casting musk's role on doge illegal and even calling it a coup. >> elon musk was not elected or appointed by anyone. the behaviors and actions he is taking are unconstitutional. and illegal. there is nothing about copresident musk that is about saving the american people. >> this comes as democrats have been pressuring their lawmakers to do more to stop president trump's agenda like protesting senate votes and throwing up roadblocks calling musk elected democrat with unchecked power. but their party has few levers to really use with republicans controlling the white house and both chambers of congress. so, it is only the courts so far successful to rainy and doge's pace. the administration to restrict from the payment system. other agencies go to the question a

jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn, thank you. >> as far as i'm concerned, if all of the hostageseturned by saturday at 12:00, i think it's an appropriate time. i would say cancel it and all bets are off and let hell break out. i would say they ought to be returned by 12:00 on saturday and if they are not returned, all of them, not in drips and drabs, not two and one and three and four and two. saturday at 12:00. >> bret: deadline there. that's from the oval office minutes ago. let's bring in our panel fox news chief political analyst brit hume. annie linskey white house reporter for the "wall street journal" and josh kraushaar. brit, first of all, your overall assessment? you listened to 34 minutes of that interview and he what he is saying today. what was the big take away for you? >> brit: i thought it was a little of the old trump and still defending his first term record and some of the new trump as well. i thought it was interesting interview and you were up against the thing that anybody who ever speaks to him is up against these days that is the fact no sooner do you finis

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heinrich: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from new mexico. mr. heinrich: madam president, i rise today in opposition to senate joint resolution 11 which would repeal a policy that would protect archaeological sites. i want to be clear this policy does not prevent any oil and gas development. it simply requires that companies take a good look at the ocean floor with sonar where they are planning to drill a well and see what is this there. the outer continental self is home to one of a kind cultural resources from shipwrecks and and even evidence of human settlements on land that used to be on dry land but now on the sea floor. this policy is a small change and it simply brings offshore oil and gas up to the exact same standard that we already apply to offshore wind products. it's entirely reasonable to require energy developers to identify archaeological sites and other cultural resources on the ocean floor just as they do when they produce energy on land. in my home state of new mexico, energy companies routinely work with tribal representatives,

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and so what we're doing now by deborah elms, who is the head of trade policy at the heinrich foundation, to try to research organizations to joins us from single pool. thank you very much for being with us here. breakfast of all health. should we say this? i mean, trump is clearly not just an empty threat. he's following through with these tariffs . should people be worried that we're going to call it a, a slow down a free, full reset? how should we be viewing the global economy at this point in time? well, i would say people should definitely be worried. i don't know what the word is at the moment for this it's going to start as a trade war. we've use that language in the past, but i think this is qualitatively different. now we're talking about tariffs counter terrace, retaliation to the retaliation already promised. expanding into countries that we never imagined would be part of a trade war. and so i think this is going to affect all of us, which is why the markets are behaving so badly this morning. yeah. do you think that the markets as you at the moment down a couple of percentag

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. >> ainsley: jacqui heinrich has the latest. >> jacqui: president trump is expected to speak about it this morning. at midnight tonight, tariff a canada energy and on all goods from china. china, mexico and it's00 president says he's fulfilling a campaign promise. >> president trump: we subicide canada by tune of $200 billion a year, for what? what do we get? we don't get anything out of it. mexico, we've had good talks with them, this is reitala tory to a certain extent. >> jacqui: white house accuses -- retaliatory tariffs today and called on trump to clamp down on guns that arm the cartels. justin trudeau set a 25% tariff on u.s. goods from cosmetics to lumber to plastic. china trade secretary promised c corresponding counter measures. >> here is what americans are going to see, higher prices for energy and groceries. >> it means the average american family have their cost increase by 1200 for one year. call this the donald trump super bowl tax, prices going up. >> jacqui: president admits there may be short-term plane, but it will be worth it in the end. the eu said it would respo

. >> brian: jacqui heinrich is all over this from west palm beach, florida. >> we are all waiting on this federal judge today to issue a ruling after attorneys general from 14 states tried to stop elon musk from accessing data at seven federal agencies and putting on leave or laying off employees from the agency. they are claiming there is risk of imminent harm at the departments of education, labor, health scomb human services, energy, commerce and office of personnel management and demanding a temporary restraining order. dc judge chutkin is not convinced. i am not seeing it so far, she says. doj lawyers are arguing elon musk does not have formal authority to make decisions himself. chutkin said she disagreed with this and they said musk is not administrator of doge or government efficient, declaring him a special government employee and senior advisor to the president and cited anita dunn under former president joe biden. president trump has credited musk for his work on doge. anti-trump protesters took to the street on president's day, holding not my president sign and holding si

heinrich. mr. hickenlooper. ms. hirono. mr. hoeven. mr. husted. mrs. hyde-smith. mr. johnson. mr. justice. mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. kim. mr. king. ms. klobuchar. mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. ms. lummis. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. mccormick. mr. merkley. mrs. moody. mr. moran. mr. moreno. mr. mullin. ms. murkowski. mr. murphy. mrs. murray. mr. ossoff. mr. padilla. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schiff. mr. schmitt. mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. mr. sheehy. ms. slotkin. ms. smith. mr. sullivan. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- barrasso, cotton, cramer, crapo, cruz, fischer, justice, marshall, moran, mullin, rounds, sheehy, thune, tuberville, wicker. senators voting in the negative -- blunt rochester, cantwell, kaine, kelly, kim, murray, and warnock. ms. als