while he's at the white house of donald trump shop. it's the world with this plan to own gaza and forcibly displace palestinians from that law. do you actual take over the gaza strip? below that you are the greatest friend is room is ever had in the white house. the it is sunday here in moscow, which means it's time for all traditional program of the weekly top stories of the week on of right now straight to and it may be a, we go here or not a, with the news house just the most, the countries founding president, signed the government has passed away the age of 95 of the nation's currently to pay tribute to the legacy. no government has left behind or our funding fund that lived a long and consequential life during which he said the people of this country is so much in love of funding. find the here. i got a marsh out then i may be on the people during the dots. are less all about asians progress and to the payment of freedom. any dependents on the 25th, so much 1990. as founding president is excellence a doctor. suddenly alma provided

of that tonight and more, and for no good reason. and donald trump is letting elon musk do that as out of control as the first trump white house was. they never allowed this to happen. the four white house chiefs of staff and donald trump's first white house didn't allow the biggest data breach in the world at the united states treasury and at the centers for medicare and medicaid and social security. donald trump's new white house chief of staff, siouxsie wiles, was profiled as the adult in the room in trump world. the washington press corps cannot let go of the idea that there will be an adult in the room with donald trump, who makes sure that the bad stuff doesn't happen. it has never been true, but the washington press corps clings to that idea. and so far, the new white house chief of staff is the weakest white house chief of staff in the history of donald trump, white house chiefs of staff. she is having the worst start of any trump white house chief of staff in the pre-trump era of american government. a treasury secretary would be impeached and removed from office for giving the richest person in the world the keys to the tr

a lot of these parties feel overall not just the arrival of donald trump in the arrival of donald trump in the white househat i'm connected with him. for me, i feel like this is an attempt to actually erase that the building is dangerous due to the extent of the fire damage. like that, you know, we can preserve it, we can do some work on it to keep it as a reminder for people. do you feel as survivors that the government has listened to you? even though, like now, i know that most of the families actually don't want the tower to be demolished. in a matter of weeks, this building behind you could be taken down? i can't believe it, and i can't imagine myself watching this as well. now, if i cross by, what i'm going to see? nothing. adina campbell, bbc news. during the taking of goma. to discuss the crisis. gave us the latest. it is not a regular meeting of the council, the request of the democratic republic of congo. in new york but also in geneva. so, they are going to be looking at the alleged human and it is therefore says carrying out the atrocities and therefore it wants a fact—finding mission, althoug

of the meeting there. what can we expect from donald trump and that you know when they meet later at the white house, we've already had the president down playing. i expectations that the ceasefire can hold. so this is the sort of the usual move move for donald trump for president donald trump. he tends to downplay expectations ahead of any big meeting, but i really have to stress how really illuminated that little discussion with both steve woodcock and the national security advisor. they didn't have any questions in their mind when they talked about the palestinians, saying we have to solve the problem of where these people are going to go. now we know us president donald trump is said that he wants to work with people in the region and move the palestinians basically out of gaza into g. busy and into egypt, and they did make a little bit of news there. they sent to the king of dunlop jordan. we'll be visiting the white house next week. we do know that you as president dell trump has had phone calls with general president l. c. c. uh, so they are going to this meeting as if it's a foregone conclusion. th

actually heard coming out of the white house because some of the trump talked of moving palestinians of the strip permanently while the us rebuilds and quote owns cause a comes from donald trump. there's a his way to spend the white house spokes person, caroline levitt talks of a temporary relocation of palestinians, and that the us would not commit troops or indeed pay for the reconstruction of gaza. and uh, the us actually was states market rubio. it was talked about it not being a hostile moved. it's meant to be a general generous move in between. all of them is very difficult and stuff is going on. but let's have a listen to something that we've prepared in terms of as comments. it is the president given what you've said about god to the us and for us to help secure the security back as far as guys is concerned, we'll do what is necessary if it's necessary. we'll do that. we're going to take over that piece. so we're going to develop it, create thousands and thousands of jobs. the president has not committed to putting boots on the ground in gaza. he has also said that the united states is not going to pay for the rebuilding of gaza. i do see a long term ownership p

us lawmakers on capitol hill, two days after talks with us president donald trump at the white house. i've been speaking with one ofs, former israeli prime minister ehud olmert. thank you so much for being with us, sir. donald trump's proposal for with us, sir. donald trump's proposalfor us with us, sir. donald trump's proposal for us ownership of gaza has been making headlines around the world. he doubled down on it today as we were just discussing. many experts right now are debating whether he is serious, whether he is bluffing. what do you make of it? , . ., ,5, bluffing. what do you make of it? , . ., ~ 5, it? to the before it was presented to the community the internetipnalcemmphity as the creative, outstanding next creative, outstanding leadership by president m 1mm to fruition or not, this comes to fruition or not, we had comments from the we have had comments from the israel defence minister iscaelgefence minister the army to draft a ordering the army to draft a plan for what he has called the ordering the army ti of 'aft a ordering the army ti of gazans. hearing this think palestinians hearing this think

of tents permanent. i'm semi permanent housing and secondly, of course, what donald trump's had to say, yeah, i, i think actually both of those messages can be read together and it's, it's possible. i mean, i can't, i can't, i can't get into the heads of the homeless leadership. but as possible, but the homeless leadership is reading that as a very clear signal from the is rarely side or the is rarely american side. depending on how you, how you want to look at it. that they're, that they have no intention whatsoever of moving to 2 phase 2. right? i mean, if we're talking on the one hand, if israel's talking about, you know, continuing the war, they're still talking about total victory, eliminating from us. and on the, on, on the other hand you have trump and yahoo talking about basically an ethnic cleansing plan. then, you know, it really does throw a big wrench into plans for phase 2 or not. i think just putting it lightly. so the question that i've been asking and that we've been talking about all morning is, you know, to what extent might come us be calculating that it's not worth going forward with

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there any timing for presidency, didn't seem to speak with president donald trump, and we received no clarity on that. the white house, of course alia, did say that the 2 leaders would speak as soon as this month. and now what we're hearing is donald trump saying that he's in no rush to speak to, she didn't think. but what we are hearing is that reiteration of this message, that negotiation is key. and that china keeps saying that a tire for really says no one's interests and not in the interest of the us or china, or indeed for the rest of the world. i think we have to look at the response that china has taken sofa, which has been sadly restrained, some tire or some things like cold, ellen gee, but in a fairly restrained manner. and those tears only taking effects from february 10th . and what we can glean from that is that china does want to have a conversation that it doesn't want to escalate the situation. edit that it is seeking avenues for negotiation. perhaps it is seen the outcome that mexico and canada were able to achieve in terms of that 30 day hold on the own terrorists on big countries goods. and perhaps it

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why the the to watching alger 0 reminder of our top stories a day after present. donald trump announced plans to, for the us to take control of casa, the white house press. secretary and this policy is will only be removed temporarily as the strictest rebuild americans regional allies, soule g radius says it rejects any infringement of the legitimate rights of palestinians, the u. e and jordan, and have also issue statements against thompson. god supplies and palestinians in gaza say they will never be 4 sided at homeland. many of pitching tents on top of the rumble of their houses and trying to pay a bomb debris by hand on donald trump salon for guys that isn't the only one causing anger and political push back. they have been protests in washington dc against is move to shut down the government's international humanitarian agency. the to most of the agencies staff are being put on administrative leave. us a id says the move will come into effect on friday. in 2023, the agency dispersed more than $40000000000.00 to more than $200.00 countries and regions. critics argue the decision will harm us interest size. well, hi, digital castro reports from

that america has met with fire and brimstone bodies of the white house. though donald trump shots the world with his imperial plan to own gaza and basically full simply displaced kind of fitness from that to you as well. take over the guys a script. below that you are, the greatest friend is room is ever had in the white house. to speak with a member of a hamas political bureau who fires back. he says that the people of god, palestinians will decide for themselves. and the number of people who are ready to go with this such idea to be nearly 0 on a scene of mature enough to decide for themselves. and they are committed to the land, to their clothes. the tales in front of the people to pack the streets of powers to protest the western and one during the hunt and the deadly. com sticking to the the, the good morning for almost good with a 9 am here and that before we get into our sunday weekly program. so as to why the latest to wait for you right now, because you're just coming in from maybe a countries founding president, some new yoga has passed away the age of 95 and then

house communications team? if that they are taking this head on like this? charlie: i think it tells you everything you need to know about donald trump9 and the white house communications team is an extension of donald trumphel: absolutely. charlie: you know, it's uncomfortable, it's unpleasant. we would all a rather not be talking about this stuff, but he's like, no, this is the problem, so we're going to talk about it, and it's going to be uncomfortable for everybody. these policies are wrong, they're dangerous and they're actually hurting american citizens. so we're going to talk about it. and he changes the perspective, and that's what politics is all about. rachel: you know, people talk so much about, you know, who is donald trump. he's the same person he's always been. the first trump rally i ever went to was really on his campaign in 2-15, and he brought up angel moms and dads. off the cuff just gave them the microphone. this was early 2-15. and he's never forgotten them, and it is remarkable. joey: real quick on this, there are going to be good-hearted, decent people that are hurt from these deportations. and when i say hurt, their heart hurts because the dad of the family or someone in the family

trump is going to end it. and then in terms of security guarantees that is squarely going to be with the european. how well, according to the white house, donald trump, has expressed interest in acquiring the ukrainian a rare minerals in exchange for the aid from the united states. now sold from added that so he wants to ensure the security of those supplies. and apparently ukraine is, are ready to help him. that's according to reports. so mostly from the western the media, are you craze proposal to jointly develop the rare minerals with the united states? is $11.00 of the points of the victory plan that's savanski presented to trump and republicans before the us presidential election back in october of last year. now, the interesting fact here is that the united states says that it will, it will use the resources, but the security guarantees the full ukraine will be the responsibility of europe. meanwhile, as a lensky show, the western journalist, a map where the minerals and the met souls of ukraine are located, said that these minerals costs huge sums of money. and that say he's not at all opposed to agree with the united states on a deal f

donald trump sites as well. just in the last couple of hours, we've had some cattle. i love it. who is of course the white house press secretary . she says the donald trump plans in the next day or 2 to speak to the presidency of china. china was going to be on the receiving end of 10 percent titus on some of the goods. certainly, donald trump will be feeling that he has made some leeway, some negotiation here, and the feels that he has quite a lot of leverage against the chinese. i'm gonna be hoping that the same sort of thing can, can be put in place has been complaint with the chinese is that of fentanyl is being produced there. i'm being sent from the, into the us. what is interesting is that the mexican president, some time ago when asked about it, they said, why doesn't donald trump do something at the source of this, which is all about the demand for fentanyl. and he should take more action there. but no matter how demean trading partners are concerned at the moment, it appears that a deal has been done to yvette. what was described by the wall street journal at the weekend as the drum is trade water in

nervous you should all be, think about how hard donald trump worked to protect his tax returns from becoming public, even under a legitimate subpoena from the house of representatives. why do we think that elon musk and donald trump would like to have access to your home address, your bank records, your history of charitable giving, alimony payments you may have made, childcare payments you may be making, all of this private information -- why do you think they want that information? why do we think that they want the ability to illegally stop payments that are legally due to hospitals that may be providing women's healthcare services they don't support, to veterans agencies that are helping our veterans, to social security recipients who maybe marched at a rally and said something they didn't like? why are they doing that? why did they allow a bunch of, let's be honest, practically children, teenagers, young 20-somethings, why did they allow them to go into systems that control trillions of dollars of treasury payments that every one of our adversaries would deeply like to hack into, because if they could hack into there, they could destroy the us

his list of agenda items to discuss with you as president donald trump. gonzo of course, is one of them will also point out that nothing yahoo is the 1st world leader to visit the white house since donald trump took off his bath on january 20th. and there's a lot of talk is really media tonight, especially i've, i've nothing you all who convening private meetings about going back to the all of fighting, even reports of him asking the military for operational plans on how they would do that. and this and yahoo had promised members of the far right. that if they didn't leave his government, he would go back to fighting. and in the words of benson at small risk, the country finance minister, he said it would be a quote, complete takeover of gone. so those are the insurances that he says he got from these really premier. so well, there's a lot of cautious optimism with it is real. there still is this anxiety that israel will not go through with all parts of the deal when a go sions for the 2nd round of this deal for phase 2 are set to begin in just a couple of days time. exactly. we'll have to wait and see what the outcome of boxes. thank you very much. i'm just on hold for th

of palestinians. every turn to northern guys are in recent days, but very few have found to their houses still intact. and even as us present donald trump talks publicly of pushing palestinians from new territory, the piles of rubble remain their home as a right now, how to lead reports she's yeah, your part was once a place where children played now the albany spaces, fields not with laughter, but with then many nice, and after a year and a half of hill, many the and a hot up and her husband must have returned to restart their lives in northern garza. but with their 4 children they have learned there's little lift of their home. but most, most of them you'll not left me. we went to check in on our house, our neighborhood. there was nothing but revel, no houses, nothing. it was not clear where houses were the spot, this jesus, this is their land and they will never leave whatever president from said. it's 9, know somebody and you know 50 i'm, we are here. steadfast here in the tense until we rebuild their homes and live in them and return to the same places where we were living. i made the freezing weather policy and families are using

of them are about donald trump. they're all about elon musk. my constituents and a majority of this country put trump in the white house, not this unelected weirdo billionaire we're going to take a quick break. up next, she was one of ten republicans who voted to impeach donald trump after january 6th. it cost her her job. what is her advice to gop lawmakers who are still on capitol hill, but have stepped back from any effort to rein donald trump in? >> the boeing 747 has crashed in the lockerbie area. >> trying to find. >> out the why. >> of it became everything. >> nothing is. >> what. >> it seems in the lockerbie story. >> lockerbie. >> the bombing of pan am flight 103. >> february 16th. >> ontario, canada. your third largest trading partner and number one export destination for 17 states. our economic partnership keeps millions of americans working. we're here right by your side. >> like a relentless weed. moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya with rapid relief at four weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation at one year, many people experienced remission and s

we've gotten so out of control and usaid was created by president kennedy under executive order and his idea for the agency would be house under the department of state, donald trump marco rubio to bring usaid back under the department of state. stuart: what they are doing is try to bring some accountability for the money we are spinning around the world, $40 billion a year for accountability of where the money went. is it in america's interest to spend money that way? >> absolutely. you have a department out there spending money not in alignment, the natural inclination is to bring back into review. and perhaps cut it. donald trump as ceo of the united states has deputized elon musk as i see the fact oh comptroller of america, reviewing every penny going out the door and that is within his right. article 2 of the constitution gives the president that right, this power of government, it is aligned with our interests. stuart: nothing illegal about that. thanks for joining us. see you again soon. the cohosts of the view slamming elon musk for having access to the government's bank account. what are they saying about this? ashley: our friends on the view claim elon m

the defiance joins part of the funds who make football series on houses. the right one is donald trump, so obsessive because of the us presidents proposes taking over the stress and relocation problems, demands a violation of international law at best, and a pool for ethnic cleansing it was. but who can stop trumpet plan this just inside story, the hello and welcome to the program on elizabeth put on us president donald trump says america should take live a raise to the ground and then we develop gaza. he's also regional res, at a proposal to forcibly displace $2300000.00 palestinians to neighboring egypt and jordan. the president made these and all the controversial comments during the joint news conference of the watch house, where he was hosting his way, the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, his remarks of being described as dangerous, irresponsible, absurd, and tend to mount ethnic cleansing. so is this off the car bloss the design to grab headlines that attention? what is trump believe his plans realistic and work of this? leave his administration's push for the normalization of

but while these are the white house, donald trump shops of all, with this plan to own gaza and forcibly displace palestinians from that line. do you actual take over the guys this trip? below that you are the greatest friend, as well as ever, had in the white house, the, the side with a look back at the news, a shape this week here, and i'll see international welcome to the weekly program. so to an a baby a, we go to kick it off. i news house our most of the countries founding president signed the government has passed away at the ripe old age of 95. the nation's currently to pay tribute to the legacy of the new york law is now leaving behind a finding, finding a here i got a much out, then i may be and people are joining the dogs. i was all the patients diagnosed. and to that pain meant of freedom and independence on the 25th, so much 1990 as founding president is excellence a doctor. suddenly obama provided the maximum will lead us to our mission and spend no effort. what divide in everything that may be and to build a country that would stand tall and proud among the nations of the w

of about $40 billion. its budget. president donald trump at the white house for the gaza ceasefire. already in washington meeting with middle east envoy of the gaza ceasefire. on what mr netanyahu hopes to accomplish while in washington. to emphasise that. in his words, "redrawn the map of the middle east". to see him since he returned to the white house — about unrwa — the un agency for palestinians — and very keen to emphasise what he sees as the strategic threat posed by iran, israel's great rival in the region. although it's worth pointing out there has been, at points, a fractious relations between the two. he would be heartened to hear ppresident trump's words about unrwa — the un agency for palestinians — and how it will no longer be funded. and very keen to emphasise what he sees as the strategic threat posed by iran, israel's great rival in the region. in short, prime minister netanyahu will try to influence the thinking of the new man in the white house, to shift his world view to one that aligns with the one mr neta nyahu holds. it is worth pointing out that mr netanyahu i

house. >>> the senate has confirmed pam bondi as u.s. attorney general, making her the nation's chief legal officer. bondi is an ally of president donald trump's her appointment clears the way for the white house to begin its plan to reshape the justice department. all of the republican senators voted to confirm bondi and pennsylvania's john fetterman was the only democrat to break ranks. >>> sweden is mourning at least ten people killed in what the prime minister is calling the worst mass shooting in the country's history. it happened at an adult education center about 125 miles west of stockholm. swedish police are still working to gather a final death toll and to determine the motive. the shooter died in the attack. >>> straight ahead on "cbs news roundup," there are worries that president trump's mass deportations will make it harder to rebuild los angeles after the fires. [female narrator] if words were enough, i would help you bear your burden, i would watch each child of yours grow strong and true... teach them to read and to write and to sing so that their voices be forgotten nevermore. if words were enough, i would sate your hunger an

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the after wave of global condemnation, the white house has walked back on some of the president trump splines for the guys a strip on tuesday. donald trump decade that the us will take over the strip and own it will now official se, palestinians could be moved temporarily. to other countries not permanently while it was rebuilt and the us would not be paying for his reconstruction. as the president has not committed to putting boots on the ground in gaza. he has also said that the united states is not going to pay for the rebuilding of gaza. his administration is going to work with our partners in the region up to reconstruct this region. the presidents made it clear that he expects these nations in the region to step up and to accept a palestinian refugees who will be temporarily relocated for the rebuilding of gaza . while levitz comments contradicts president trump's previous comments which outlined us ownership of the gaza strip. to us, we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it to will own it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous, unexploded bombs and other weapons on the side, the level of t

of donald trump. not one inch of infrastructure in the united states exists or is planned because of donald trump. joe biden did that, and hakeem jeffries did that in the house of representatives. and chuck schumer did that in the united states senate. and they have to listen tonight to the liar who talked about infrastructure week all the time and never built a thing, saying the united states is going to own gaza and turn it into the riviera of the middle east. the united states is never going to own one inch of gaza. not one thing donald trump said about gaza tonight will happen. not one thing donald trump said about gaza tonight is true. donald trump was asked, are the saudis demanding a palestinian state? and his answer was no, they're not. nope. and immediately after the president of the united states lied to the world in that press conference, saudi arabia issued a written statement saying the ministry of foreign affairs affirms that the position of the kingdom of saudi arabia on the establishment of the palestinian state is a firm, unwavering position, and his highness the prime minister has affirmed this position in a clear and explicit manner that d

infrastructure experts will in the military, rage, and amex and bull pulse of the entire tree is donald trump's return to the white house encouraging nothing yahoo to push ahead with his dream of a great to israel, and what does all this mean for the future of palestinians living in the occupied westbank? we'll discuss all these questions without guess shortly. but 1st, this report from joe levins, has hundreds of thousands of palestinians return to their homes across garza and the federal sees fire purchase. the 2nd phase is ready palms rank down on the occupied west bank for the last 2 weeks. these randy minute tree had been carrying outrage across the occupied westbank saying that necessary to prevent terrorist infrastructure from being established. large numbers of his ready troops have entered the city and is refugee camp, and are supported by drones. helicopters and almond photos is hundreds of palestinian families have again been forced from the house. and there is another battle on us. they still wanted to cool us, find the drawing to leave the neighborhoods and he'd to out of square. so we went to training of t

of donald trump. leader jeffries? rep. jeffries: mr. schumer was a man of the house before he was a senator and we always welcome you over to the people's chamber sen. schumer: you sound like nancy. rep. jeffries: democrats are always ready and able to work with anyone to find the common ground necessary to solve problems on behalf of the hard-working american taxpayers particularly when it relates to driving down the high cost of living. we understand america is too expensive and far too many hard-working american taxpayers struggling to live paycheck to paycheck. housing costs are too high. childcare is too high, utility costs are high, democrats are committed to driving down the high cost of living for working class americans, middle class americans and everyday americans all across. our republican colleagues are not serious about lowering the high cost of living. they've done nothing and not introduced a single bill, not put forth a single policy proposal. they've done nothing as it relates to lowering the high cost of living. at the same they are raiding the gov

minister doesn't get the woman as a welcomes during his visit to the us except of the white house itself, where donald trump shots the world with this plan to own guys out. and if it gets people to us, we'll take over the guys a script. below that you are the greatest friend, as well as ever, had in the white house. the had the money i made in paris, people packed the streets to protest against the foreign handset to be driving the balance of the democratic republic of congo. the weather has already international, reaching you from the russian capital, with the latest from around the world. i have my watch it right now. you said that was one story this week. they sent shock waves all around the world. it was us the odds. and that's because the united states agents to forward to national development has now been exposed us to look at more than a fund for the c i a. and as donald trump dismantles the global body, he says that varies one political group, in particular, that's feeling the heat. usa i. d is driving the radical left crazy and there's nothing they can do about it because the way in which the money

i'll just hear a line from doha reminder of our time stories a day after the present. donald trump announced plans for the us to take control of casa, the white house press. secretary insist palestinians. they would only be removed temporarily. as this trip is rebuilt, americans regional allies sondra, right? this is, it rejects any infringement of the legitimate rights of palestinians, the u. e and jordan that also issued statements against trump palestinians in guys of say they'll never be forced out of that homeland many are pitching tents on top of the level of their houses and trying to pay a bomb to raise by hands. not only we spoke to the ceo of saved the children in the ash and she says despite the ceasefire, some children in guys are still at risk of dying of non nutrition and illness. i think it's really important to, to recognize that the knights mad about children and goss i have been living under fort for more than a year is not yet over. the destruction that we're seeing is unbelievable. every child, every single child in garza has been impact, is that there is more than a 1000000 children. and right now they face hunger, they face tr

of donald trump. leader jeffries? rep. jeffries: mr. schumer was a man of the house before he was a senator and we always welcome you over to the people's chamber sen. schumer: you sound like nancy. rep. jeffries: democrats are always ready and able to work with anyone to find the common ground necessary to solve problems on behalf of the hard-working american taxpayers particularly when it relates to driving down the high cost of living. we understand america is too expensive and far too many hard-working american taxpayers struggling to live paycheck to paycheck. housing costs are too high. childcare is too high, utility costs are high, democrats are committed to driving down the high cost of living for working class americans, middle class americans and everyday americans all across. our republican colleagues are not serious about lowering the high cost of living. they've done nothing and not introduced a single bill, not put forth a single policy proposal. they've done nothing as it relates to lowering the high cost of living. at the same they are raiding the gov

but we see now donald trump, that is working with a senate majority of senate majority that has, that has snapped together to fall into line that to carry out his policies as well as the house of representatives which is also controlled by the republican party. so i think that for at least the next 2 years, we're going to see of vastly different american foreign policy created in the mold of donald trump. and i think that the white house is going to try to get as much done as it can, especially in places like ukraine, before the democrats could make it rosary. perhaps perhaps the control of some of the, the oversight committees on capital hill. so buckle your seat belts for the next 2 years, we're going to see a lot of changes. but of course you've got the opposition that we're seeing with the democrats saying that this is a, this is a travesty. they're coming out. it's hard to know as well, for instance, where the likes of, of the moderate republicans are going to full on this the mike johnson's, for instance. so, you know, the, the career is some on people who are their livelihoods at stake here. when, after trump, for instance, will the democrats, will they find a way to

president donald trump at the white house on tuesday. what do you expect will come out of that meeting? >> you know, i. >> think it starts basically. >> with donald. >> trump's invitation. >> he did netanyahu. >> a big favor. certainly domestically in israel. netanyahu is under great stress and pressure, certainly from the public, to invite netanyahu to washington to be the first foreign meeting in donald trump's second. nonconsecutive consecutive term. is a big deal for netanyahu. and as a consequence, a transactional. president is going to want something in return. and i think the key issue on the agenda. >> right now. >> is how to move from phase. one of the israel-hamas. >> deal. >> which is. actually working. surprisingly, relatively smoothly. move it to phase two, where. big decisions have to be made. >> and netanyahu. >> is in a jam. he's trapped between the expectations of a president that doesn't want this deal to crater on his watch, and. >> a right wing. >> that's threatening to blow up his government. so that's the key question, rosemary, and how it's going to

of the world health organization. the the white house has bank tracked on some of president trump's plans for the gaza strip. after a wave of global condemnation. on tuesday, donald trump declared that the us will take up a garza and own is now official say, palestinians could be moved temporarily to other countries not permanently while it was rebuilt and the us would not be paying. kimberly, how could is that the white house with the lightest one day after us president donald trump unveiled his surprise plan for gaza? the us take it over and the palestinians leave permanently. it was clear. even members of his own administration were still forwarding the details. the president has made it clear that they need to be temporarily relocated out of gather for the rebuilding of this effort. but that's not what the president said the day before as he sat next to is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i don't think people should be going back to guys. i think the guys has been very unlucky for them. they've lived like hell they lived like you living in hell. guys is not the place for people to be living. and the only reason they want to go back and i believe the

donald trump. president trump: you know why i like him? the fake news asked -- he had obama, bush, and trump and was the white house doctor and asked him who is the healthiest of three. he said it's not close, it's donald trump. and from that moment, i loved this guy. right? thank you, ronnie. wesley hunt from texas. hi, wesley. beth van duyne. beth from texas. thanks, beth. burgess owens, great athlete, nfl star, an nfl star. ken keegans from virginia. thank jen kiggans from virginia. harriet hageman, what a lawyer. one of the best. one of the most talented lawyers you'll ever see, what she did to her opponent was horrible. let's see, who was her opponent? let's see. does anybody remember? we tend to forget. we forgot that one, huh? and you know, our speaker, i'm going to introduce him later. the speaker has been fantastic. stand up, mike. he's great. what a good man. a really good man. also, some friends of ours, sage steele has been very strong on the issue. sage, thank you. thank you very much. >> behind you. behind you. president trump: thank you. great job. tiffany justice. tina deskovich, founders of moms for liberty. they honored me and was a great hon

of the tense promised have arrived so far. for demonstrations can housing guys that guns donald trump's plan to take ownership of the strip. us presidents reiterated his intention to view several palestinians and neighboring countries and redeveloped fatalities. your secretary state demarco. rubio is insisting that us government ships will not have to pay fees to travel through the panama canal. is made those comments during a press conference in the dominican republic for these, wrapped up as 5 countries central america to he said it had been no confusion over the fees. despite contradictory statements from panama, the united states has a treaty obligation to protect the panama canal, but comes under attack. that treaty obligation would have to be enforced by the armed forces, the united states, particularly the u. s. navy. i find that absurd that we would have to pay fees to transit us on that. we are obligated to protect a hi there upon them. as president reacted, i'm going to washington's claims of a fee wave of calling them lies and falls. so it's kind of column canal authority also denied the claims on them as president

donald trump: yes, they are like you. very smart people. has he met any of these guys? >> president donald trump: they work out of the white housen like what they do in control towers, we need smart people and we should use some in the control towers where we were putting people that were actually intellectually deficient. that was one of the qualifications is you could be intellectually deficient. we need smart people. some were young and some were not young, some were not young at all but they found great things. look at the list of things. maybe i will do it tomorrow i will read off a list of 15 or 20 things they found inside of the usaid. it has to be corrupt. no one could improve that. they could only improve that if they were getting kickbacks. we are talking about hundreds of millions of dollars. >> reporter: it sounds like you are winding down usaid. >> president donald trump: it sounds like it. >> reporter: which part of the government -- >> reporter: i see marco rubio being in charge. >> president donald trump: some of the money is well spent i guess but much of it is fraudulent. >> reporter: on the education departmen

the intelligence consultancy — sybilline. occupant of the white house. enter a second phase of fragile negotiations, in the third phase. and donald trump as well as by egypt and byjordan. in the works when it comes to productively engaging both parties in negotiations. and, meghan, as we watch some of those 183 palestinian prisoners arrive in khan yunis to a medical facility there, our correspondents were saying that some of those prisoners just in terms of moving into that second stage, what is your understanding as to where we are? at present, we don't receive a running commentary of how of secrecy to these things, and they are, of course, but what we do know is that there have been several now, under the ceasefire's original text, we should have seen israel and hamas engaging with negotiators on monday withdrawal of idf personnel from gaza. but then we saw on tuesday, the israeli prime minister's office announcing that negotiators would only depart confirmation that they have even left israel yet. this indicates that there are almost certainly delays transition, given that we are running out of time before the 2nd of march, when the

of the middle east. >> will: we have our eyes on the white house, we are watching for benjamin to arrive with his meeting, with donald trump. talking about the complicating factors of course the nature of face two as you described as complicated within itself, but then there is the issue of benjamin's pressures within israel, to recommence its war against thomas. then there is the relationship and the personalities of the two men that we are about to watch at the white house, what do you understand right now, what is the nature of the relationship between benjamin and donald trump? >> well today we can expect these were the prime minister to think president trump for getting this cease-fire deal done we have talked with israeli officials with guitar officials, with hamas, all of the people involved in these conversations say there would be no deal, across the finish line if it was not for president trump and his middle east convoy, as we look forward there is going to be some difficult conversations taking place. the president has made clear he wants to see the war in the middle east, and that benjamin is under that domest