tom holman is ready to go. i know tom holman well. he's not doing this because he wants a promotion. he's not doing this because he wanted to come out of retirement. he's doing this because he loves his country and he's got the skill set to get it done. it will be an ambitious endeavor for sure. it will require work and a little bit of money. the ambition is there. it's all for the american people. that's what i love about donald trump and his executive orders. everything he's doing is not for him, for the rest of the world but for the american people. that's what we elected him to do. it will be like the second coming of christmas january 20. >> kaleigh: yeah, a lot of people making that comparison. paul, i saw this. i wanted to do back to biden's first day. it says biden signs executive orders on face mask mandate, keystone pipeline and paris accord. i don't think we'll have a face mask mandate day 1. it says mr. biden signed 1 five eos on his first day in office, more than any of his modern predecessors, none of whom signed more th

tom holman, president-elect trump's so-called border czar told "the washington post" the administrationll build tent structures capable of holding thousands of migrants at any given time. >> we need at least 100,000 beds, but i'm not going to put a limit on the minimum of 100,000 beds because we've got a big population to look for. >> reporter: it would detain families and give undocumented parents the choice of leaving children born in the united states behind or being deported with them. >> we're dealing here with american citizens who can't speak for themselves. >> reporter: is it constitutional? >> i don't think so. the administration is going to say we're not going to separate moms and dads. mom and dad, it's their privilege if they want to leave with their child. it's a cute way of saying we don't care. >> reporter: there would be workplace raids, which will upset employers, holman says. and the mass deportation plan would cost roughly ten times i.c.e.'s annual budget. >> $86 billion is a start. we need at least that to do this operation. we got to buy beds, flights, and ground tr

holman says he has plans for those cities. is there a way to make it harder on cities that don't cooperate? >> they can start by cutting their funding. new york city has spent $6 billion on funding for illegals, whether that is paying to house them, paying for jobs including an illegal immigrant that set a woman on fire. you know, i don't think it's a coincidence that many of the counties that are participating in this program are direct border states that understand the concept of unfetedered mass migration most. texas, florida participates in this program. the other side, you have the sanctuary cities. you have the sanctuary states that refuse to listen to their citizens concerns about these issues. if there's one good thing to come out of this election cycle, americans got a glimpse in to how little the city officials, the state officials care about them. i think about when donald trump and j.d. vance brought up the case in springfield, ohio, which is about 30 minutes from where my own family lives in ohio. those citizens w

and she said, holman is on. do we have the guy with the hat., but this is your ordinary american saying i am fed up and tired of paying for these people. get them the heck out of here. >> jesse: who was just saying, i think it was stephanie that said, i have trump. get him right on the phone. speak to the people. >> jessica: i appreciated that she told an anecdote. at least i got to talk to him. the access does matter. a little bit of a broken record on this. cooperating with tom holman to get criminals out of major cities will be hugely popular amongst rank and file democrats that live in these cities. it is going to be harder and harder throughout trump 2.0 for people to poke fun at folks like the gentleman who was on there, wearing the maga hat to say this was the one black guy from chicago that likes trump. we saw this swing in his direction. you are going to have to pay attention to what traditional democrats are feeling in the next four years. >> jesse: if you have a face tattoo and you are here illegally, you are out first. >> dana: fron

ahora llega una nueva amenaza por parte del designado zar de la frontera, tom holman, quien adelantoa la detencion familiar en las calles. >> aumenta la preocupacion pedirle a dios y pedirle que hablaban de su corazon. no, no, no. por uno podemos pecar todos, porque nosotros somos gente. hay gente trabajadora.>> en una entrevista con el washington post, holman dijque se e enfocara en aquellos que hayan cometido crimenes, pero que el gobierno no dudara en deportar a ilegalmente, incluso si tienen hijos pequenos nacidos en los estados unidos, sentenciando a padres de familia que sabian que estaban en el pais ilegalmente y que eligieron tener un hijo. asi que ponen a su familia en esta posicion. comentario que ya ha hecho anteriormente en camara. >> y esa es la triste realidad. >> la verdad es que va a haber familias que van a ser sido afectadas si el papa o la mama tiene un trasfondo criminal o tiene una orden de deportacion que ya ha sido ejecutada durante el primer mandato del presidente donald trump. >> homan superviso la imp implementacion de la politica de tolerancia cero que, de

incoming trump border czar tom holman joins us now.f, to what happened here in the bronx. these gang members, not geniuses. still wearing their ankle monitors. glad they did. are you surprised? >> yeah, i'm surprised. under the trump administration, they won't be in that hotel. they'd be locked up. anybody that was released, even under this administration, rules are clear. if you do something outside of your conditions of release, you'll be immediately taken back in to custody even though you have an asylum claim. i hope things change. my meeting with mayor adams went well. if he says what he said he's going to do, things will be better in new york city quickly. >> brian: you have to get in to the prisons like rikers island. right now you want to reopen the offices there. he says he's going to try. he's going to need a lawyer. it's not a matter of saying yes or no. one of these guys was arrested in july for grand larceny. how do you commit grand larceny and get out? >> obviously he was arrested in a sanctuary city. they don't care. san

tom holman says it all out loud. >> so you are carrying out a targeted enforcement operation. grandma is in the house, she is undocumented. did she get arrested, too? >> it depends. let the judge decide. we are going to remove people that the judge has already deported. >> is there a way to carry out mass deportation without separating families? >> of course there is. families can be deported together. >> why should a child who is an american citizen half to pack up and move to a country that they don't know? >> because their parent has entered the country illegally, had a child, knowing he was in the country illegally, so he created that crisis. >> there you have it. whole families, including grandma, deported. children potentially as collateral damage, as he said there. that but what can many of us do with that information? for that we look to our and colleague, nbc's jacob so rough, on the front lines of covering the humanitarian crisis during the trump presidency, reporting assignment that brought jacob face-to-face with the children, the kids were ripped away from their f

ciudadanÍa, dijo el alcalde de nueva york tras una controversial reuniÓn con el zar de la frontera, tom holmansantuarios como la gran manzana, we are not going to be a safe haven for those who commit repeated violent crimes against innocent. >> migrantes immigrants and longstanding new yorkers. >> adams dijo que protegerÁ los derechos de inmigrantes que son trabajadores y ayudan a que la ciudad salga adelante, pero no especifiÓo cÓmo lo harÁ. lo que deja intranquilos a muchos como manuel. >> existe un miedo terrible, la incertidumbre y la posibilidad de redadas en nuestras comunidades. >> y por eso es que estamos tambiÉn aquÍ, para decirle al alcalde que Él tiene que proteger a nueva york. >> molesto ante las crÍticas que ha recibido, el demÓcrata reclamÓ a los medios wasting my time. no perderÉ mi tiempo para despertar y ver una versiÓn diferente de lo que hay, dije. pero afuera de la alcaldÍa, no ponerse al servicio de la deportaciÓn. los que le reclamaron a Él fueron inmigrantes y organizaciones. >> Él no puede comprometerse de ninguna manera a ningÚn plan de deportaciones aquÍ en nueva yor

segÚn su propio zar de la frontera, tom holman, el anuncio lo hizo hoy desde chicago, una de las ciudadesadas. y soÑadores. inseguro. un juez bloquea el acceso a obamacare para los dreamers residentes de 19 estados republicanos. pero quÉ pasa con quienes ya estÁn inscritos? esta respuesta mÁs adelante. comenzamos? noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos esta noche. comenzamos con la emergencia en california por cuenta de los vientos de santa ana que han alimentado el llamado incendio franklin. solo en 24 horas ya consumiÓ mÁs de 2800 acres, afectando a unos 18.000 residentes en el Área de malibu. las Órdenes de evacuaciÓn alcanzan a mÁs de 2000 estructuras en un Área en donde ademÁs se asientan 344 escuelas de todos los niveles y que incluso ya han suspendido clases hasta nuevo aviso. edgar muÑoz noscompaÑa con todos los detalles. adelante, edgar. estamos aquÍ pendientes. >> asÍ es. muy buenas noches. como podrÁn ver, continÚa el incendio. franklin. todavÍa en activo. quiero mostrarles. en este momento nos ubicamos en medio de las m

woodland swamps, in hot springs, another nicety, salt, the gases, sulfur dioxide, something we've been, holman, ourselves with on a large scale for a very long time. so software relation is liquids, by bidding fossil fuels. edwin's function, jada researches, chemical pollution in the environment, and also industry such as refining petroleum and snow to mid thoughts. fossil fuels naturally contains sofa, their extraction leads to some of the cell for escaping and forming those gases. toxic gas is also released when fossil fuel was a band. another source of sulfur pollution is from metal production. some metal oles contains sofa purifying. the metal can therefore release sofa into the atmosphere. fossil fuel use took off around the 1950s before all this information was available. but in the 1970s, people started noticing that the rain was more acidic than it used to be. too much cell for in clouds, can react with other elements to form. sophia accosted, and i said, right, oceans, lakes and rivers become more acidic, hunting, aquatic life. it also affects the ph of soils. we know upon the free an

el zar de la frontera, tom holman, designado por el presidente electo donald trump, dijo que necesitarÁcnn, afirmÓ que necesitarÁ como mÍnimo 100.000 camas para detener inmigrantes. esto es mÁs del doble de las 40.000 que actualmente tiene ice. sobre si el plan incluye deportar tambiÉn a padres indocumentados cuyos hijos son ciudadanos estadounidenses, el sostuvo que lo que pase con esos niÑos no es responsabilidad del gobierno. >> child in this country does not make you immune from our laws to arrest and deport people are ordered to remove by a federal judge. that's what they're going to do the parents can make the decision on their child. that's their decision. >> nuevos documentos obtenidos por la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles revelan que ice esÁa buscando expandir sus instalaciones para detener inmigrantes en al menos seis estados del paÍs, incluyendo california, texas y nuevo mÉxico. en tabasco, mÉxico. el caos se apoderÓ de la prisiÓn de villahermosa. la violencia en la cÁrcel escalÓ a tal punto que hay numerosos reclusos que murieron, otros terminaron heridos en las calle

nivel que sostienen hoy el alcalde eric adams y el zar de la frontera, nominado por donald trump, tom holman gobierno. luego de asumir el cargo, trump estarÍa planeando ampliar el rango de acciÓn de los agentes de inmigraciÓn y fronteras para que puedan ingresar aitios como iglesias, escuelas y hasta salas funerarias. >> that's not something that any family should go through. >> una familia de texas llora la muerte de una mujee cayÓ a una alcantarilla. su familia busca determinar si hubo negligencia. parental. los. >> reclaman. >> hablamos con la joven ecuatoriana que causa sensaciÓn en las redes sociales despuÉs que no se dejara intimidar por quienes la interrumpieron mientras cantaba el himno nacional de estados unidos. les decimos dÓnde ocurriÓ todo. noticias telemundo mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. bueno, sin duda estas son algunas imÁgenes que han causado mucha emociÓn. mÁs adelante les tenemos ese reporte. muy buenas tardes y como siempre gracias por estar aquÍ con nosotros. >> iniciamos con la informaciÓn de este dÍa. vamos con esto. >> y tenemos esta noticia de Última h

[laughter] >> tom holman today, for those countries who don't want to take their people back about theirding other countries that will take them back and don't be surprised venezuelans end up in, idabel, africa and others like humans and another country didn't want to be but belong in. overall, the message will be, don't come. it won't be like it was in that will go a long way. >> one 100%. something tells me they won't get the first class ticket the biden administration gave to get to their destination of choice. maybe canada. >> trudeau talks back, i think we ship them to canada. [laughter] >> check out the podcast you posted. we want to know the real story that will be something i will pursue. maybe trey yingst will uncover that. desperate to create turmoil. an inside look at the transition plus the accused of tactics like the bob. let's talk about the clinics and how donald trump is really acting.sa really like family. not a crime family. ♪n:ed?am i attack after attack after attack. the left comes after trump nominees. doesn't seem to bother anyone but americans are finding to an old

tras una controversial reuniÓn con el zar de la frontera, tom holman, quien ha prometido cumplir conto donald trump y retener fondos de ciudades santuarios y no colaboran santuarios como la gran manzana. >> we are not going to be a safe haven for those who commit repeated violent crimes against innocent migrants inmigrantes and longstanding new yorkers. >> adams dijo que protegerÁ los derechos de inmigrantes que son trabajadores y ayudan a que la ciudad salga adelante. pero no especifiÓo cÓmo lo harÁ. lo que deja intranquilos a muchos como manuel. >> existe un miedo terrible, la incertidumbre y la posibilidad de redadas en nuestras comunidades. >> y por eso es que estamos tambiÉn aquÍ, para decirle al alcalde que Él tiene que proteger a nueva york. >> molesto ante las crÍticas que ha recibido, el demÓcrata reclamÓ a los medios no perderÉ mi tiempo para despertar y ver una versiÓn diferente de lo que hay. dije pero afuera de la alcaldÍa y no ponerse al servicio de la deportaciÓn. los que le reclamaron a Él fueron inmigrantes y organizaciones. >> Él no puede comprometerse de ninguna ma

not only holman individuals, but also tripling the digital economy and our collective ability to stay connected . but unfortunately, this isn't a unique to walk this on a government around the world are increasingly recognizing internet shutdowns and censorship to suppress dissent and control and additive. these actions type in global premiums and highlight the need full accountability, transparency and respect for human rights and digital. it alone. governance, especially when it comes to governments. accountability, hancock, da, da, they're saying governments are weaponized and internet shutdowns across the world. naomi, i'd like your take on this, i mean from what you've seen across the world. what were the biggest examples of freedoms being curtailed online in 2024? yeah, i absolutely agree. i do think this censorship is being weaponized by governments. they using very quickly phrases, they using a lot of scare tactics and always going to visit the population that it's in their best interest. but the end result is that individuals are having the voice of shot down and anti countri

john holman, results from mexico city, things and looking up to drive is delivery people with digital out slight ruba ruskie and the the mexico. just pause for phone bill rooms that the platforms they work with most now class them as employees entitling them to most of the things state health insurance. a christmas bonus and housing credits that see if they are moving the country's minimum wage from and that next year, around $400.00 a month, a way to differentiate regular workers from those who occasionally log on to barony say, who delivered, spoke to several platforms. it's going to make a real difference to le without the little we didn't have any kind of protection. if we had an accident, a needed surgery medication, or even just a consultation. we had to pay for it out of our own pockets. we weren't confidential. i think that's the most important part of the reform in the letter looking for the degree somewhere it will affect the flexibility. there are any suggest which is it covers more for your product support for purchasing vehicles or for gasoline or for rebecca is because w

strikes on the syrian capital and it comes as reports suggests, the idea of has seized the mound. holman, mount range, along with several of the strategic locations to expand the demilitarized buffers zone in syria. meanwhile, on a visit to the syrian border, these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu claimed his country strikes on the ron and has block what brought about the sides full, a story. but so this is a historic day in the history of the middle east, the sod regime, a key link and a ron's axis of evil has fallen and this is a direct result of the blows we delta iran and has bullets, the main supporters of the regime this created a chain reaction. our primary objective is to protect our border control for nearly 50 years by a 1974 buffer zone agreement. it has collapsed syrian soldiers a band into their positions yesterday with full support of defense minister and the cabinet. i instructed the id up to seize this buffer zone and a jason strategic positions. we won't allow any hostile force to establish itself at our border at the same time. we are working towards the policy

they want to cooperate with people like tom holman. it is not supposed to be able to he may help to end that roadblock. best wishes for a wonderful new year to both of you. great to have you here. thanks for coming in. should denmark led the united states by greenland? we should ask robert o'brien when kudlow continues. lock in let's go. rated e for everyone. [rock and roll music playing] xfinity. made for gaming. rewards members, get early access to an ea sports fc25 kit. visit xfinity.com/rewards. president-elect trump's suggestion that the u.s. should by greenland was dismissed by most as hyperbole. former national security advisor robert o'brien has doubled down on trump's suggestion say that denmark should let the u.s. by greenland if that country is unable to defend itself and the shipping routes around it. robert o'brien joins us now. robert, i heard you talk about this. a wonderful idea because everyone was snooty saying no, no, no, that is just donald trump and as hyperbole. there is some real truth to this why is greenland su

since tom holman has decided to come to my district and talk about chicago being ground zero. >> allgresswoman ramirez, thank you so much for your time. greatly appreciate it and we look forward to continuing to cover this story and follow it in the remaining years of the biden administration. thanks for coming on. >> thank you, absolutely. >> an executive turned whistle blower explains the anger many have against the health care system in this country. you do not want to miss it. wa , 1 gram sugar and a protein blend to feed muscles up to 7 hours. ♪♪ our floors don't stay clean very long. that's why i love my swiffer wet. i pop on a pad and get a mop-like clean floor in just one swipe. wow! and for hair, try swiffer dry cloths. the fluffy cloths pick up hair like a magnet. swiffer. you'll love it or your money back. >>> the arrest of mangioni and charged with the murder of the death of bryan thompson. the murder and the man who allegedly committed it continue to spark a national conversation. for the first time in a very long time the deep seeded anger in america's for profit health

tom holman said he would need 100,000 beds for detainee people let's watch but he had to say peer watchy available 55,000 people in a given day they are down to less than 30 south -- 30,000. because beds were turned over 30 days which give us a free bed every day peer. >> only about what you think that will look like senator and what concerns and might have about this deportation program overall in terms of how it will be seen and played by both sides politically? >> well, he is right. catch and release is the basic policy of the biden administration because if you were these people into the interior of the country fact they are going to just keep coming. because they know they can successfully get into the united states and be able to stay. so detainee is really important and of course the biden administration has reduced the capacity of our ability to detain individuals genetically. i am sure he will make -- they will make prioritization going and who the people are will be deported a part of this and nothing it's already begun is because of president trump threat of mass deportation

but the point is, for all that flood the zone president trump is doing, whether it is tom holman and stephen miller, blanketing fox, and the budget buddies on capitol hill, trump has done nothing. not one trump budget cut, not one trump deportation, not one trump policy has happened because donald trump is not president. trump has no power right now, but we will see what he is able to do. obviously, he is not powerful enough to overcome matt gaetz's health -- house ethics committee report. what else it won't he be able to do? let's wait and see. joining us now, timothy snyder, professor of history at yale university, he is the author of new york times best sellers, on freedom and on tyranny, and his new article is titled dictators for a day. professor snyder, thank you for being here. this attention, this direction is intentional. loads of coverage about musk and doge, but not about this. let me read this, musk being unearthed as the sole donor to trump super pac, part of his quarter billion-dollar bike to elect trump. so, professor, guide us, and we keep our eye on the ball of what

including his choice for border czar, tom holman, his pick to lead the cia, john ratcliff, and his topustice department civil rights division failed to investigate the minneapolis police department for deeply systemic issues following the killing of george floyd for over a year after his death. another reason i'm worried is because trumps posture towards consent decrees is not anything to sneeze at. these are court enforceable plans designed to reform state or local agencies where the justice department has found evidence of misconduct. they are often used told law enforcement agencies accountable when there is evidence of police violence, for example. now, consent decrees have been one of the few vehicles of account ability and redress that exist. they remind already problematic law enforcement agencies that they are being watched. but in trumps first term, the department of justice pulled back on consent decrees in cleveland, los angeles, newark, and new jersey, and seattle. product 2025 calls to eliminate all existing consent decrees. plus, under a new trump administration, there is

>> well, you know, they probably realize -- as susan was referencing in tom holman's interview with "ington post", they probably recognize, at least the legitimately competent ones, that they can't get this done without congressional approval. on some of that they may get congressional approval, because they have numbers right there, at least in the senate. but i think that what they're going to do they're going to huff and puff. he's going to huff and puff on all of these issues. the cabinet secretaries, once they get in place, will start trying to move forward on each of these as priority items, and beal see, you know, whether they're able to get some of these across the finish line probably within four years you can get some significant new regulations done and also biden administration regulations clawed back. but on a whole bunch of these they're going to trip up over things like the administrative procedure act or other what you would consider mundane laws that if you violate them, in other words, if you don't do your rule making appropriately, you're going to get pushback in co

he's hosted president trump, vice president-elect advance, incoming border czar tom holman and dozens of members of congress. there are countless stories i could share from these trips, including watching an alien shimmy over the border wall only to be caught. discovering a group of young women and children left alone in the desert by their smugglers and told by coyotes to wait for the border pa trosm these are only a small fraction of what art has seen over the years. he's a great friend to me, i'm honored to share his story with you today. i wish him the best as he move sphwheeks chapter of his life. i yield back. the speaker: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm not sure when you go to get a permit to rebuild your roof or go open a new bank account that you're saying, you know, could i do even more paperwork? that's going to be applied to cars now and other vehicles through the f.t.c., the federal trade commission, finalized a new

and the catholic church was hoping it will inspire the end to the violence of correspondence all holman's in mexico city. with this report, pilgrims and mexico who won't run in some crude on that needs to get here. the church dedicated to the budget of guadalupe debates coach painted sites on hood day, the 12th december. it's the most important event in the capital of calendar this year. the church has used it to cool for truce between the countries war in criminal groups, as well as hopefully cannot know my secretary. it's a plea for no more blood shipped between brothers fathers and sons, mothers and daughters. no more blood between mexicans and latin americans. many of those who have seen the consequences of that blood should not be here every day. we hear about a long list of things, kidnappings, everywhere. and so we trust in our lady of guadalupe to help us because that's all we have left. all the violence that we see is out of our control. there's been no public response from mexico's criminal organizations to the codes for the troops. this country may be strongly catholic, but the

joining us right now is retail reporter for the new york times, jordyn holman. good to see you. thanks for coming in. why are more retailers taking this step, essentially forgoing the return process these days? >> yes. returns are so costly for retailers and it's a cost of using people to get it back in their system just to try to figure it all out. so for some items that are just inexpensive, less than $30, some retailers are saying just keep it. to be honest, they won't probably advertise this forthright, but when you're going through your return process, you might get a sign saying here's your refund and you keep the product. you have to figure out where to put those ugly sweaters or heels you just don't want anymore. >> and jordan, the big question and maybe in my whole household at least, is like, how long is the return window? because right after the holidays, i feel like it's forgotten. and then all of a sudden it's like, oh, you know what moment of we're like on the outside, on the outward boundary of being able to return things. how long do shoppers usually have to retu

there subjects of this book by my friends john fenimore and frank holman, but not until five years later, at age 26 was edwards first public, identified as a watch maker in this newspaper ad. in it, he simply was informing the public that he had confiscated a silver spoon. he probably had no need to advertise it. he had ready access to the city's upper crust, who knew him from his family's civic and connections. another six years passed until at age 32. in 1762, he was named to the prestigious positi of maintaining thpublic clock in the pennsylvania statehouse is now independence hall. edward took over from the clocks maker thomas stretch, whose machine drove the clock dials at each end of the building with long chef's connected to the centrally mounted movement. as we see the dial, one end of the building was in the form of a giant grandfather clock. it was recreated and is still there today. i don't know how many of you have noticed that i've walked by it, but when i was looking for it, there. in 1829, the thomas stretch movement that edward maintained those years was relocated from th

holman. i did hear that he did say that he was encouraged behind that meeting.an say from watching mr. adams' response, i am not. host: ok. ashley hayek. guest: i think she summed up what we were hearing from the doors from the american people and answers questions from the previous call% the crisis that's happen -- callers about the crisis that's happening in our country. a lot of new yorkers won't forget the fact that new york not only didn't stop illegal aliens from entering the state to gobble up the resources that were taxpayer-funded, but they opened the doors and welcomed it. a lot of these sanctuary states and sanctuary cities did that. we saw in new york where they provided housing and playstations and card games and warm food and hotels and then they didn't like the food so they threw all the food away because they wanted different food. i don't see any new yorkers getting that level of service from their government the way that the government has rolled out the red carpet for the illegal aliens coming into the communities. and what that caller just st

the first tranche hopefully in a reconciliation of border patrol agents, funding for, putting tom holmanand position which there could not be a better man to enforce what he says about deportation and getting this border circuit. i'm excited, excited that tax cuts hope to the second tranche will extend what president trump did that was so successful. it's a great day in america but is going to take some courage that everyone of these people behind the have and we've got a plan that we will put up hopefully the work of people with siebel were doing and have an up or down vote. thanks for covering this and i would like to call a good friend clay higgins. >> thank you, sir. appreciate my colleagues for organizing this for the house freedom caucus is my colleagues the most conservative in the house. proud to stand with the senators who find themselves alone on the front line in this chamber. so stand before you today the most conservative members of the house and the senate, and we are together to support a two-step process strategy. america must present a reconciliation of the process is un