if. >> yeah.s, you know, this is a return to common sense, but maine's governor had a little tiff with him about that yesterday at the white house. for those who didn't see it, here's how the president encapsulated it. >> you saw maine yesterday, right, the golf of maine? -- the governor of maine? she's fighting to keep men in women's sports. let her to that fight, let them all do that fight because i think that's about a 90-10 issue, and i can't figure out who the 10% are, nobody can. jon he's not afraid to use a billy club to go after some of the people who are opposing what he wants to do. >> no. the president was very happy with the results of his calling out the governor of maine at that governors' meeting at the white house. and, actually, president trump was the one who brought that up at that meeting. you know, is the governor of maine here? and she said, yeah, here i am a. and, clearly, if it is a 90-10 issue, maybe it's 80-20, probably 90-10, the governor of maine is on the 10% side, and

if.e got a plus twosm some of the boys are going. all right. bye, joey. charlie: so we've got -- we're awaiting possible remark mas any minute -- remarks from our new secretary of state, marco rubio, who is in the middle east meeting with bibi netanyahu in jerusalem. if that comes, we'll jump over to that. doge, meanwhile, if in washington, d.c. is roll rolling along. rachel: sure is. [laughter] using all these car metaphors this morning. charlie: yes, exactly. lisa: should we do that all morning, throughout the today? charlie: it is kind of amazing. tease cars don't -- these cars don't have doors on them. who wants to get in one of these cars in we awe when brian kilmeade tried to get n. he couldn't get out. they had to, like, a haul him out, and he was trying to explain, if you put doors on these things, maybe it would work out better. lisa: i feel that, because i couldn't get out of the bean bag yesterday morning. it was hard. [laughter] rachel: but everybody's freaking out over doge,

[laughter] if. taylor: good. dagen: i'm the oldest, but my parents liked my brother more only because he's younger, only because i'm a bitch. taylor: can you say that on air? dagen: yeah, you can. taylor: i'm the youngest -- [laughter] brian: it feels like a subject i statement right there. taylor: i'm the youngest. i don't think i'm the favorite. my parents might be watching, and i'm sure they will quickly text me and tell me they love their children ebb equally, but there's some disagreement in our family. brian: i would say in the last minute we've learned something very pocketer now we're going to turn the it over to charles payne for with more important things. charles: yeah, jetblue should work on the airline thing first, i'm just saying. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne, this is "making money." last week, remember, it began with those back to the back record closes right at the beginning of the week, and seven, bam, the wheels came off. well, sort of today the is session started higher but, agai

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common sense if government. the white house is using it, karoline leavitt's using it, the whole country is talking about. it's common sense in government -- maria: well, that's what president trump -- >> it's been lacking for is long, and i love hearing more about it. not only do i like hearing about it, i love seeing it. maria: you knoo se wants it? europe is gel ious of how effective trump can be. your thoughts. >> and yes. and i think it'll have a spillover effect to the rest of the world. doge, bottom line, is both popular, and it's effective and legitimate. maria: all right. great show, everybody. thank you so much. we'll see you again tomorrow. david asman in for stuart varney if right now, "varney & company" takes it away. a. david: thank you very much. i'm david asman. president trump scoring two legal victories, a federal judge ruling that the trump administration can continue with holding millions in funding for if luxury hotels for migrants in new york city. remember, the money came from if usaid. add

if that does not help, you file complaints. if that is not help, you go to the press. there is every reason to believe that the escalation into membership and the g7 for the five i's might be brought up as tech dekes to bring up the result. what is it we are trying to bring about? i wanted to ask about two possibilities and see with the panel thinks about as the real goal. number one possibility is more enthusiastic followership. if the united states said it was to retake the panama canal, our followers will say, "what a great idea that is." explicit followership. i think the real objective, the second real objective this president brought up years ago with japan, we will put bases all over canada and you pay us in cash for defending you. you reimburse us. we are defending you and you owe us money for that. two possibilities that help you to the question of, what is the real objective behind the tariffs and other things being raised? thanks. >> you can declare bankruptcy and walk away from a real estate deal. i would prefer trump did not do that with the united states.

prime minister netanyahu said if hamas if -- if hamas does not return the hostages by saturday afternoonase-fire will end. >> in light of hamas's announcement of its decision to violate the agreement and not release our hostages, last night i ordered the military to gather forces inside and around the gaza strip. this operation is being carried out and it will be completed in the very near future. the decisions is this, if hamas does not return our hostages by saturday afternoon, a cease-fire will lend and the military will return to intense fighting until hamas is finally defeated. >> with me in the studio, our chief international correspondent. does he mean all of the hostages or does he mean the three hostages that were supposed to be released this weekend? >> that figure has gone back and forth in the past few hours. first of all, it was said that it would be the three, in line with the agreement. three israeli hostages on saturday in exchange for palestinian prisoners. then it was a bit more ambiguous. the hostages. then after the security cabinet finished, suddenly the israeli medi

if i. is the -- a.i.volution that say the internet was 30 years ago, you're going to see the market and other companies start to benefit. charles: one other thing before we get to the doge dogs -- >> okay. [laughter] charles: this gets back the what we were talking about. if people pay attention to what corporations are saying on these earnings calls, better or stronger versus weaker, again, a big, big spike. >> i think that's what you're seeing. your seeing companies, you know, talk about uncertainty at record highs, they seem to be commenting pretty well on their conference calls. charles: okay. so the doge dogs, these folks are the stocks you want to avoid, right? these are the companies that fed at the trough, they ate up all your tax money. [laughter] they did pretty good until the election. >> yes. so, i think everyone talks about the con of trump being tariffs, the pro is making government more exhibiter. and if you are a company that's been sucking at the teat of the federal government, you better

if not just when it's opened.ember just trying to resolve some issues, answer questions and, ultimately, get those issues resolved and hopefully get a yes vote. here we have an incredibly narrow majority as everybody knows in the house, so just two people going to no could kill the bill. so, you know, it's been all hands on deck. we're having a lot of conversations. for weeks and weeks we've been doing that. last night we had a member with about 15 of the our members of. at the end of that meeting with the speaker, myself, we were able to get all of those members to yes. then we narrowed it down to a handful, less than a handful, and we've been working through that all day meeting with those members one-on-one. that's' going to continue through the vote. david: but this is such a unique circumstance is. i mean, the president -- this bill more than, i would say more than anything else, is what donald trump campaigned on. i mean, he campaigned on a lot of different things, but specifically on turning the economy aro

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if absolutely.e, liz, you know, owned it in the past, shorted it in the past, but i think right now it's just, you know, it's probably going to trade more technically in the near term than anything else and so, for me, i have a lot of other names i would rather, you know, if you're owning it for the longer term i'm more interested in that are more value-oriented. liz: in fact, none of your names is a mag 7 name. and if we look year to date at the mag pa 7 stocks, it's certainly not like how it was last year and maybe the year before. of course, tesla's a laggard a here. meta has not done poorly, in fact, it's the on pace for something like its 14th record close. so it's up 22% year-over-year. the rest are hind of not exactly beating the -- netflix is not a mag 7, is it? >> no, that's not. liz: yeah. okay. >> so if you -- yeah. i mean, if you look at the mag 7 in total, on average they're down for the year. the s&p's up 3%. five out of the seven of the magnificent seven are down for the year. so it's

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if if you do away with these dumb acronyms, bml, crf, dei, and your acronym is usa.ughter] larry: i love that. well done. i mean, really, it's a long journey for him, but you're right, from 35 to 15. and he's going to take down a lot of other taxes as a well. i mean, the whole package is just chock full of stuff that'll stop the government sector which has been, i just say, you know, fat blocking the arteries of the free market economy. and we've got to stop that, get it out of the way. we're going to have scott bessent's going to come on. you're pitching in right now while we're waiting -- >> i'll be scott bessent's warm-up band any day. glad he's there with the m. of the u.k. for a very -- p.m. of the the u.k. for a very important meeting. larry: yes, indeed. let's stay on this summit is for a minute, free markets and liberty. very interesting. jeff bezos, who is the proprietor, owner of "the washington post" newspaper, a far-left organ, as you would say. so he sent this out today. i'm just going to read a little bit of it. it's very beautifully written, and i want

>> i think they would love to leave option if they -- leave gaza if they had an option.hat is gaza? there's practically not a building standing to get they are very dangerous. those buildings are shifting. they are falling down all over the place. there's gunfire all over. it's going to be that way for a while. >> wouldn't it have made more sense to evacuate people while the war was ongoing, rather than now when there's a cease fire? >> what are you talking about? >> it was more dangerous when there were strikes overhead. >> the strikes could start tomorrow. there's not a lot left to strike. it's a demolition site. the whole place is demolished. it's unsafe. it's unsanitary. it's not a place where people want to live. nobody -- they have no alternative but to go back. if we gave them an alternative, living in a beautiful open place with some nice quarters there, nice housing of sorts, and we have the money in the middle east to build that. >> do you support israelis moving back? >> not necessarily. i just support cleaning it up and doing something with it. but it has fai

if money is spent badly, if your taxpayer dollars are not spent in a sensible and approvable matter, it's not ok. your tax dollars need to be spent wisely on things that matter to the people. it is just common sense. 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? and if it is, it's approved and if not, we should think about it you know, crazy things, cursory examination of social security. we have people in there that are 150 years old. now, do you know anyone that's 150? i don't. ok. they should be on the geneiss book of world records, they're missing out. so that's the case. i think they're probably dead is my guess. or they should be very famous, one of the two. and then a whole bunch of social security payments where there's no identifying information. why is there no identifying information? we want to make sure people who deserve to receive social security do receive it and that they receive it quickly and accurately. himself, another crazy thing, so one thing,

[applause] if.art: we're going the bring in the speaker's full plan later in the show. >>> the white house defending elon musk's role in the trump administration. watch this. >> people in this room who have used talking point that that elon is not elected fail to understand how government works. what president trump is doing is he is removing federal bureaucrats who are defying democracy. stuart: just wait until you see joe concha. he's going to be here to respond shortly. >>> president trump continues his crusade for one big, beautiful bill. he wants his tax cut extension included in it. congressman russell fry will tell us if republicans can get it done. he's next. ♪ burning up a back road ♪ baby, watch yourself now ♪ better have your boots on, kick the dust up ♪ where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... th

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if that's what you're doing if you vote no. so in the end, they're going to get this done.ave to get it done by may or june in order to have an economy next year growing fast enough to increase the house republican majority. if they lose the house next year, and you just had a report on this, the democrats are going to go crazy with investigations, with fights over policy, with efforts to impeachment so for the trump presidency to truly succeed, one of their highest goals has to be to keep the house. in order to keep the house, they have to get a tax bill through by may or june and, frankly, my good friends in the senate just don't seem to get it. if they want to move early, fine. move the tax bill early. but don't tell us you're going to move the budget bill -- the border bill early. the border bill's easy. what's hard is finding a a way to cut spending, to reform the system, to save a lot of money and to have tax cuts. and to do that, i think we have the move if together. it ought to be one big, beautiful bill as the president said. any step back from that, risk losing th

can -- if a nation if wants to be recalcitrant, they should not doubt donald trump's resolve, as yourry: i know. because if they want to do business here, they're going to have to play ball on this. and if they want to get the lower tax rate, heir going to have to play ball. and i just want to put that on the table again, because i think wall street is wrong in not -- in always assuming the worst. last one, scott bessent. i guess you were the first to talk to zelenskyy in ukraine about this rare earth minerals deal. i guess he's coming to washington tomorrow perhaps to sign this deal. you were the lead on this for the president. can you tell us a little bit about it? do you still expect the deal to be signed, and what's, in general, what's in it? >> sure, larry. so i went to kyiv two weeks ago and met with president zelenskyy. since then we have struck a deal. their governing council approved the deal haas unite. so i -- last night. so i have an agreement from their economics minister. so the deal is done. president zelenskyy is coming here to sign the deal tomorrow. so there is no m

if. >> i think it should.s what elon musk is trying to do right now. [laughter] apparently, there are billions of dollars being spent by the government that are not being accounted for. ca. david: yeah. >> that's insanity. if a cf if o had done that the at a corporation, not only would the cfo have been fired, but might be criminally liable. david: and since you just admitted that one of the reasons the economy's resilient is because we have the tax structure that was set is none 2017, what happens if we lose that? what happens if all of these in-fights among republicans lead to the end of 2025 and the biggest tax increase in history in. >> oh, the answer's obvious. you know, with inflation remaining on the high side, if we go ahead and end these tax cuts, the economy immediately goes into a recession. david: so companies, essentially, would be facing two pushes against them, and taxes would go up and inflation is going up, and they have no way to pay the bills. >> and possibly labor costs would break their ba

i don't know if they are. if people are comfortable with that, great. we'll make it really easy and very performant on bedrock. and if they don't, they'll use other models. >> but is it actually opening up the conversation about nova because you've got an efficiency story and different sizes and different levels of capability of nova based on how heavy duty the task is? >> yeah, i would say deep sea doesn't open up that conversation, but the fact nova has a lot of buzz and a lot of early usage in bedrock because it not only has comparable intelligence to the leading frontier models in the world, but it's meaningfully lower latency and cost effective. you know, in bedrock, it's about 75% less than the other bedrock models. and so, you know, the dirty little secret when you actually have generative ai applications at scale, which we have several, is the inference gets expensive. and so if you can find ways to make the cost meaningfully less, that's very compelling. and by the way, you it's great to be intelligent and to be able to ask an application intel

but if you make a good case, if you explain this teasing necessity to them, if there is some leadership coming from the top level, explaining the necessities to them, they will come around. the bigger problem is the, the, the political leads themselves. the problem lies. but the burden bubble more than it does with the people out there. and so i think the, the balloon bubble now has to do a learning curve on that international commitment side for germany. that it hasn't been willing to do over the last 1015 years. yeah, that would you agree with that assessment? i think so, and i think a lot of it also depends if we look at it now. if we assume that it's going to be a collision between the conservatives and the social democrats, what happens also in the leadership of the social democrats, we've seen that, you know, shows and who sort of a group within the party were always more skeptical, more prudent, when it came to supporting ukraine, not wanting to deliver long range missiles and but there are parts of the party more prominently represented. for example, by defense municipal was the

if we could -- 219 -- 291. interesting, going against the grain of that inflation report. of nat gas is up a tick at a $3.56. the average price for a gallon of regular, by the way, is $3.14, but as we always look at california in comparison, california is $4.74. wow, that's up 8 cents just from yesterday. >>> coming up, russia a is warning that the relationship with the u.s. is on the verge of a, quote, break-up. what's that all about in we'll dig into it. and elon musk says doge, with doge he can cut our deficit in half. listen. >> i'll be scrutinized nonstop. but with the president, we can cut the budget deficit in half from $2 trillion to 1. david: can he do it? we're going to be asking the founder and co-chair of the doge caucus, congressman aaron bean, how they will make that a happen. he's next. ♪ so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everyth

>> if we need to be, yes.will pull this all-nighter instead and if we need to work this weekend we will do it again. >> martha: to senator marshall, thank you. thank you for the update. a wave of illegal immigrants en route to want on them obey as the united states beefs up willett terri operations at the southern border with the help now of 10,000 troops from mexico on the other side of the border. the dangerous tactics the cartels could use because their business is shrinking dramatically and they are not going to like that. tom homan said there could be violence with regard to that. so it's a story we are watching closely. former navy seal and combat veteran senator tim next. ♪ ♪ >> the most powerful military in the world will not be intimidated by anybody let alone the cartel.es ♪ ♪s because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan, for up to 100 percent of your home's value. if you need cash for

i don't know if i made the cut.never discussed it. >> ainsley: brian wouldn't pick up because he is working a, b, he will send you a text message. >> lawrence: gibberish. >> ainsley: broken sentences. >> carley: takes brian to respond to a text message which is true. if if it's about your show. >> brian: this is how you prepare for the show to ask about who my emergency contact is? >> lawrence: it was all organic we all thought and said what about brian? there is no way. >> brian: i'm going to text dawn and ask her. >> lawrence: okay. >> brian: am i your emergency contact? >> lawrence: listen, sean lives in florida. and he is mine because i know he would bring in like navy seals. [laughter] >> ainsley: mixed martial artist. he would come in with helicopters and swoop in if i were kidnapped. >> brian: he wouldn't do it, he would toss to a break and then call the navy. i'm just going to send. >> lawrence: incredible. >> lawrence: be more like sean. >> brian: get a bracelet what would sean do. ww. >> ainsley: s. >> d.

if you just look at steel imports and the steel duties that he announce ifed. he announced 25% if duty on all foreign steel imports. to earlier, at least since monday, you've seen some of these hold on to gains, right now cleveland cliffs over the past four days is up 5.7%, but u.s. steel has turned negative here because they're all down today. new corp. up 1.33% over the past four days. which sectors to you look vulnerable and who could lose from the trump stick or twig, whatever you want the call it? >> well, it's hard the know, because tomorrow might have a different headline than today. let's start with that that, liz. [laughter] a lot of uncertainties, a lot of changes, test policies, if you will. the good news today, as you've pointed out, it seems like a softer stick. it feels like it's going to be one country at a time rath raher than we're going to do this -- rather than we're going to do this draconian thing. and the market likes that, if there's more analysis. technology's got to be watched very carefully in terms of what that trade looks like. cuddl

if i could make a tieback, the question is if individual discrimination happened.t is not whether it is some pattern or practice of group-based discrimination or specific look at the status of the disparate -- of the decision-maker. it is about individual circumstances in any individual case. >> isn't it about whether the stated reason by the employer was true or if not whether it was because of race, sex or what have you? >> i think that goes to steps two and three. and i think that whether it is true or not, i think that this precedent, i think it instructs that if it is not true under reeves, it does not necessarily require a finding. >> it does not require but it will often leave that way. i thought mcdonald-douglas dropped out once the employer stated a reason. >> yes. >> that is what the d.c. circuit judge said. that is what i thought this court had suggested in cases like -- a variety of cases. >> justice kavanaugh i think that is right. >> the employer usually states the reason an answer. >> let me tackle that in two ways. >> we are pretty far afield from t

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clerk, would you check if there are any callers or if there are no callers in the queue? thank for that. no more callers. item number eight is now closed and i'll call item number nine. recognition of chair types for a live upon the end of a service on the ethics commission. >> so up mr. for standing up i'm going to start talking as well i was actually going to flip it around but i guess i'll wait until you've had your your time. i had to twist tice's arm to let him put this item on the agenda. so thank you for your cooperation. >> chair fin laughs we're very sad that you are not going to be with us anymore and whenever any commissioner but especially a chair leaves the commission it's very important to stop and recognize the work that that person's done. this is community service. you guys don't have to be here . you're not getting compensated like the staff are. you are volunteering and you're just serving the city that you live in and that you love and it's it's a tough job. it's a thankless job a lot of the time these are hard decisions, critical decisions. so i just

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