number one duty, to try the take the politics -- because too much of that intel was used to go after political enemies. >> absolutely. tu city and kash -- tulsi and kash are dear friends of mine. tulsi, i literally call her my sister. ka, sh, i have enjoyed getting to know over the recent years. here's my thing about a intelligence is that we aren't getting the information we need in congress. they have not been honest and forthcoming with us. they play more on politics. there isn't -- there hasn't been a briefing that i've received in the last four years that i didn't hear all about on news before we actually was down in the scif. if we're able to remove the politics and get those individuals in the field mission focused and put those that are in the office mission focused and get away from the politics, get it away from politicizing it but simply do their job, then we as americans will be so much farther ahead. our allies can depend on us, we can depend on us, and the american people can start trusting the government to what degree they choose to again. kash and tulsi will restore

and here i agree with my partner tom cotton, the now chair of the intel committee. we have seen nothing indicate less threat. also taking out, for example, down the security detail for former general -- chief of staff mark milley. this is about retribution. and he is putting people's lives in danger, which is just unbelievable. and i wish more people would stand up. >> senator, thank you. >> thank you, margaret. >>> "face the nation" will be back in a minute. stay with us. the same way, you have... the fearless investor. the type a cpa. the boot strapper. the boot maker. hee-ha. but many do have something in common. we all trust schwab with our wealth. thanks to our award-winning service, low costs and transparent advice, every day, over a million multi-millionaires, trust schwab with more than three trillion dollars of their wealth. ♪♪ >>> we are ejoined by florida republican congressman brian mast, the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, oversight over the state department and programs. he joins us from fort pierce, florida. good morning to you. >> good mor

we finally got nvidia added to the dow and intel kicked out but that was six months ago after nvidianows how much. the problematic index. but because of those problems it behaves pretty well at times and one of those times is right now we don't have a lot of nvidia and the dow so nvidia is getting hit it's not hurting the dow very much but we do have goldman sachs a $600 stock it is doing quite well i think that's where we are foreseen stocks that aren't big tact and those are bigger ways on the dow and that's a good thing in the market if the stock splits is haft important as the dow and even though the company because 600 stock that goldman will be more important in the index and $101 stock like nvidia even though it's a much bigger company much more important. >> beyond that does outperformance of the dow give us any insight into what's happening under the hood of market. >> it does tell you that the market is starting to roll tape. whether the rotation last it's remained to be seen but goldman sachs is a mention j.p. morgan that are doing well and other companies that are not tec

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intel aviv, essentially that very nice. so trust in this and yahoo but he can get this done. so i sent you, the family members have been asking trump to follow through saying this is it policy jewels? he's 5 years you'd be taking credit for it. so they want to see it's essentially happened. so we're going to have to see when they are going to send out those dedications, but also important to note that one use which is in this way the news channel essentially says such nothing else. it was supposed to be stopped with the head themselves. it's right intelligence on the head head of should bait. that's the internal intelligence data on the a and a run and boss on saturday night. but he tense so that missing and they've been the ones overseeing this entire negotiation. so it seems at the moment it's simply kicking your file actually. all right, so how does it was nora. com that you know, i'm on laura, thank you for that in the spring and tired of assume it joins us from rashid road which connects northern and southern gaza topic. so what's the mood in gauze and, and what are peop

now movement hopping, protesting intel, a thief on sunday evening outside the defense ministry headquarters. and also the area this become known as hostage square that where the essentially been protesting every week for 15 months. so those numbers of people have been sweating that we also know that some of those representatives all going to washington for separate meetings with all the essential is going to politicians inside of washington to have their own discussions. so they want to see the best slides represents as the most sense you want to see the steel done. right. and if now in south, nora has a number of high profile meetings in the us. what more do we know about his schedule? the yeah, the is there a department that says office has released the statement with the schedule? he flew out as scheduled at 8 am on sunday morning. he will be meeting with steve witt costs the us employee to them, at least on monday. they essentially said that going to stop the negotiations for the 2nd phase of the deal, that many people were expecting, definitely all who to send to negotiations, team to

the 3 is really hostages. arrive intel as a part of the ceasefire agreement valdez. ralph at florida. crossing openings for the 1st time in almost 9 months, so owing, critically injured all as indians to enter egypt for treatment. we hear from those only the medical life. we had hope for treatment after they called us and when we boarded the bus, they refused my mother who was sporting me to travel. then they refused my travels citing, i am a team. i asked for help so that i can travel in to fix my eyesight. actually did refuse to allow my brothers to escort me earlier on the gyptian side of the roof, or from to your attention to the as part of nations jointly condemned donald trump . to proposal to relocate the population of gals that to neighbors on disturbing exceeds in this to don for over 50 people are killed in the parlor tree. robert support forces supporting to help ministry officials, ink cartridges the saturday night 10 pm here in the russian capital. i'm, you know, the lead on, you're welcome to the global news round up on our teachers. let's start with the latest exchange

back to his 1st, um, he really didn't make any deals as of what we have at the moment then is comp, intel are expressing some of you know, great, great optimism that they're there. they're moving towards something, but there's no indication because as, as far as one can understand what, what the drum plan is on the trunk deal is, which is, well, it's freeze the conflict in place. so it's just uh in, you know, in the fighting. now, as it was, sees find out. um, is this now uh, let's, let's put off the, the nato business bureau into the. yeah, but it's joe, but you're sure that's all unilateral. that's all the unilateral. that's what i say that there's nothing. there's nothing in the, in that sort of plan that would appeal to anyone. it's not in the certainly it makes no sense for russia to accept as, as the spot in place. not a rustle have not gained anything very much. ukraine was certainly not accept anything like that. so, but that's, that's the drum plan. the only the full full aspect of all of these a year, which i think is deep and there is a different tone coming from the trump admi

your end is really political commentator, your intel a v laurie. since we just read the hamas statements, and you know, i've been discussing with guests that the whole way thomas has been handling this, is aimed at multiple different audiences. their own right now is the news and gaza and outside of gaza, the international community. but also the is really public, at least to some extent. i wonder how a statement like that land in israel this really sounds like, sees every statements made by some of this as well as any other, as conscious attempted. what has been called to your psychological stairs. uh, nobody trusts statements. nobody accepts them as it certainly uh the, the surface level. but uh, is that these are well aware that the images from us broadcasts are images like gallery images of control. and because of the past 16 months, we've been told that the most important goal of our war on garza is the destruction of from us. these messages are met with a sizable degree of frustration. again, even if that frustration is not exhibited. when yo

small medical evacuations usually through garza the, through the roof of border crossing intel. so with egypt down to the cease fire agreement as well, agreed to allow 50 patients in need of urgent medical care out of the strip daily in 2 days. so i see 3 people have entered egypt negotiations on implementing phase 2 of this, these 5 deal between as well as a mouse are expected to take place in the coming days. is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the us to meet president donald trump? and special invoice, steve with cough, he says he won't send a delegation to the tools until he returns. let's take a closer look at the deal itself during the 1st phase, which began on january the 19th and as to the last 6 weeks. i'm off is expected to release 33 is ready, captive health and cancer in exchange as well, has agreed to freed nearly 1900 palestinians from its presence. also during this phase, at least $608.00 convoys the jews antique guns every day and is ready forces to withdrawal from populated areas allowing displace civilians to return. in the 2nd stage, the remai

he said that there is intel foreign forces have been trying to prevent a resolution. in slovakia, one of your courtney man was recently detained by slovak authorities on allegations that he planned to conduct a could to talk. so that like is foreign ministry has summons ukrainian ambassador to express condemnation of attempts to meddle in his country the ministry of foreign affairs, some of the ambassador of ukraine. to slovakia. it convey to sharp protest against the statements from the ukrainian side, and considered that to be interference and the internal affairs of the slovak republic as well. another point of contention between the 2 countries have been the issue of gas left means the landscape recently criticized speech. so accusing him of preferring russia to the united states and its allies when it comes to supplies of fuel. while at the end of last year, the contract for trends that of russian gas through ukraine expiring, kia, refuse to renew it seems so subsequently threatening ukraine with costing of electricity supplies and reducing support for those who

s. embassy has been under attack f b i and intel boss, fix cache patel and lieutenant colonel chose. he gathered confirmation hearings. demonstrate the fee is of the military industrial complex. as trump tries to have a whole decades of dirty tricks against the people of the usa and the people all around the world, that alone support for dictate as a lend skis, nazis and ukraine estimates the washington town model. the ca quietly admitted the likelihood that could be 19, which killed perhaps 20000000, emanated from a foul chee by a wolf or a lab least in china.

we collect intel across africa on al qaeda's growth, al qaeda's movement. what isis is trying to do there, what china is trying to do there. yes, there is the carrot, but there is also the stick for our enemies. that's why they're there. and to have the world's richest man go in and say, he's going to basically tear this organization to the ground, not only will cause immeasurable suffering across the globe, it also will put us in a strategic disadvantage. this is strategic. what he's talking about doing is i'm sorry, it is stupid. and to try to vilify this organization so he can destroy it. that's not just bad for people who are suffering the poorest of the poor, the most disadvantaged and the most disadvantaged. just strategically, you talk to anybody in any or any administration and they will tell you it is just a stupid strategic move. but let's talk about the modeling of this, jonathan, because we had the freeze last wednesday of all government spending. on thursday, the judge put an injunction on it. and then there was a memo that said, oh, never mind

do you think closing the intel branch will make americans safer? mr. patel: that's not what i said, the intelligence component of the fbi has seen some little association -- politicization and that we discussed here. having served in both law enforcement and intelligence committees i'm uniquely qualified to bring in intelligence component back to the fbi. sen. klobuchar: last, i will end early, you said in may of 2023 this is important to all of us because elon musk is playing such a major role in government right now, you said elon musk cares about two things, your data and his money. do you stand by those words? mr. patel: i don't have the entire quote but that's what it says. sen. klobuchar: you were angry because of the endorsement of governor desantis in florida and you were defending donald trump and you criticized elon musk and that was the context and you said elon musk cares about two things, your data and his money. it matters to us because he's plain such a major role in government and so i wonder if you think that's true. mr. patel: i don't

b i and intel boss, fix cache patel, a new tenant gun or tools he gathered confirmation hearings demonstrate the fee is of the military industrial complex. as trump tries to have a whole decades of dirty tricks against the people of the usa and the people all around the world, that alone support for dictate as a lend skis, nazis and ukraine estimates the washington town model the ca quietly admitted the likelihood of code 19 which killed perhaps 20000000, emanated from a foul chee by a wolf or a lab, least in china as to freedom of speech in the vessel states of europe, switzerland, just incarcerated. truth teller, how the name, a founder of the electronic intifada. just days after it rolled out the red carpet for his really genocide president, is that good? so i'll get that was another truth, taylor max boom. until the editor in chief of the grey zone joins me again from washington. d. c. max, thanks so much for coming. back on i should start all by saying is the grey zone there now in the white house that the invitation of caroline leave at trump's new press, secretaries is very clear. if

as part of phase one, it's are coming up on 11 gmc, which will make at 1 pm local time in ramallah intel to be in jerusalem in the gaza strip. and what we've seen so far is another step along the phase one of the ceasefire deal, which saw 3 is really captives being released from the gaza strip. that was a couple hours ago. and now palestinian prisoners, a $183.00 of them are supposed to be released from is really prisons. i can't tell you at this stage, i can't confirm whether all that entire number 183 has been released yet, but at least some and you're seeing that now have been released and, and taken back to ramallah, we're going to take a very short break. and we'll be right back at the top of the hour on alpha 0 with our continuing coverage of the is really come us ceasefire deal. the democratic nations justified this kind of behavior as co, ad rove average has collateral damage. that's why we all team is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is the you are systems for, for israel, affecting pittsville with families from the impact to the us selec

how is the president planning on responding to this additional intel from the cia? will it impact how he responds with new tariffs? sec. leavitt: kudos to john radcliffe for revealing that truthful fact to the american people. many years too late. [feedback] the biden administration had the chance to let the american people know about that and for some reason they chose not to. i would like to point out that several years ago, when i was working in this press shop and trump would take to the podium to brief the american people in covid-19, he suggested that covid very well may have came from a lab in wuhan, china. many members in this room mocked him for that, said that he was spewing conspiracy theories. he was not. it's now the confirmable truth. it took years for that to come out. he was right again. >> i wanted to ask about secretary rubio and his trip to panama. what were the conversations like on that? the president of panama said that it's impossible to negotiate over the canal. what are you expecting for the visit? >> i wasn't present for the secretary's con

some of the intel guys should start monitoring those and counterattack and throw them off of where theym off of the sent. of the scent. for those who haven't seen these tiktok warnings here's what it looks like. >> i am in search of florida cute winter boots one hundred 29. i see orlando and tampa have great -- >> the response of ice cream trucks in orlando at several locations. i've heard some people say in winter park, bogy creek and the south parkway. rachel: they are using these names, winter boots is another game for ice, it's a code for it. ice cream trucks. can ice and other law enforcement do anything about this? >> they will continuously go out to interrupt the actual law enforcement out there, winter boots, whatever names they are using, when you saw border patrol. you are in a situation what you were advocating for, i want to give a last word before closing this interview on what you think donald trump has done so far. >> he put america first, it is sickening you have individuals that will attack law enforcement, they are anti-immigrant or racist, no one, we are pro-immigrati

to help inform the public the trump administration least declassified intel evades -- intelligence in 20 and 2018 showing how experts analyzed multiple types of evidence, satellite imagery, medical experts witnesses describing sources and showing the reasoning used to determine his culpability in using these chemical weapons including in yuma douma. i have two documents i went to submit for the record. chair cotton: admitted. sen. kelly: were you aware of the declassified assessments, the one i reference? ms. gabbard: yes. sen. kelly: as a member of the house armed services and foreign affairs committee, did you take time to review these? ms. gabbard: yes. sen. kelly: thank you. can you explain to me than why you doubted the intelligence community's conclusions in these two cases, douma and country could not the others? ms. gabbard: these two cases were being looked at as to be used as a pretext for major military movement and another -- my fear was a repeat of the deployment of another half million like we saw in iraq towards what the obama administration's goal, which was regime cha

but for him and you are part of this coming run the intel committee at the time but for him, we wouldknown what this whole rush inclusion thing brush and trump collusion was a bunch of baloney put together that memo and he knows how to do the work that you are supposed to do and law enforcement come about this political operation we have seen for the fbi, where they say that if you are pro-life. , catholic, you need to be investigated if you are. showing up at your school board meeting, you need to be investigated, and on and on it goes. he did great job even better job when he is confirmed as the director of the next director of the fbi. trey: i know you preferring being ncaa all-american wrestler, which you work but the truth is come that you also have a lot of great which i know, that you would like to keep the secret that now i'm sure with world, and so how would you change the fbi, if kash patel called you and said look, you actually are a lawyer you know you kept that a secret, how should i change the fbi what would you tell them. >> go back to focusing on what the american thin

mexico agreed dated, canada agreed, got kicked out 51 intel liars, fire g.o.p.ators and got canada to punch itself in the face. so how was your weekend? so this is a requiem, is that the right word? i don't know, you don't even know what i'm going to say. >> jesse: don't listen to me. >> greg: it's for people that work on the weekends, he has a big mug of coffee and checks his email, government does not work on the weekends, elon musk, the statement, the early bird gets the worm, it's the early bird that works weekends gets more worms than a bait shop. so everything is happening so fast, which i love. it is somewhere that stenographers cannot keep up with trump. when joe biden was in office, the stenographer would run personal errands between his thoughts. so everything is faster, trump 2.0 versus the previous administration is like a smart bone versus a commodore 64. and it is understandable, and it is cohesive because every single action succeeds from a fidelity to principle. america first, people get that in the one in charge is known not to bluff. so you put

when barack obama use the intel community to spy on hillary's opposition after they had found she hadhis private server and then everyone in his cabinet was communicating with her over that server, which means he had knowledge of it, wanted that make him complicit if someone was getting that information and then for them to go after trump for asking questions about the money laundering through zelinski in ukraine after they started the coup in 2014 and then they impeached him for it and then joe biden parted everybody who set him up for the phone call that they impeached him for and then then when it cannot get him that route they took him to court in favorable jurisdictions with people that came out of the justice department? host: a lot of topics there. guest: i will avoid almost all of them because the point of this book is not to be they did this so we can do this or what aboutism. you will never win those debates and they should not be debates. the purpose of this book is to talk about what we think is wrong and what is actually wrong. any collar and i can agree there a lot of th

classified and some unclassified that we had the opportunity to sit in yesterday and they got a lot of intelmike banks, who used to be the texas border czar is thought four star that is over all of the border patrol and they are on the hunt. so i asked them the question yesterday. after that memo was released that said that now they are going to unleash these drones. they are going to try to shoot at our soldiers on the ground as well as border patrol. this is what pete hegseth and tom homan had to say about that. watch. >> the most powerful military in the world will not be intimidated by anybody. let alone cartels. these cartels feel threatened. they are going to look for other routes. there is going to be turf wars between them and eventually that's going to come north. if that does come north against border patrol or against soldiers, first of all, we're going to respond. and second of all, they will pay for that. they attempt to shoot at, take shots at. aggressively approach. troops -- we are not going to stand for it, ever. >> not a question of if, it's when. it's going to happen. take

rainfall stays to the north, though, intel the evening hours tonight as of right now, watch for a few wet spots on 101. as well as 2, 85, 80 out there in the east bay. you're seeing a few sprinkles too. but overall radar looks really quiet this morning. other than a couple spots of green areas like mount tam and mostly upper elevations. rainfall kicks into gear more and more towards the afternoon. here's 03:30pm, right here. santa rosa starting to get in the mix. more and more. although you'll start to see showers before then evening commute does get a bit wet for the north bay, but waiting until after the evening commute for the rest of us tonight will prove to be a stormy one, 10:30pm. look at that deep orange and red making its way into the bay. we'll continue to see that through tomorrow to tomorrow. brings with it the most inclement weather. so don't be planning a lot outside for your tuesday. keep that one is your indoor day. maybe or work from home day too. atmospheric river sets up shop right with us into tuesday. we will be seeing a few sprinkles early wednesday, but drying o

but rainfall really holding off for most of us intel after you've already gotten home from work.ia. >> 10, 30 right now. and the breaking news this morning, the tariffs that were set to go into effect against mexico tomorrow have been put on hold just this morning. we found out there put on hold now for eed as well to put 10,000 troops at the u.s. mexico border. trump's tariffs, however, against canada and china are still slated to go into effect tomorrow. our dc correspondent trevor shirley has the latest. >> president donald trump says he's putting a one-month pause on plans for a 25% blanket tariff on mexico. but that threat remains in place for canada. as a lot of money. i'm sure they're going to pay. but economists and democrats warn the stiff tariffs will make inflation worse for most americans. these tariffs are so bad. >> the that experts. have said that they could go up and cost the family as much as $1200 a year that could threaten that rust many american voters placed in president trump as he campaigned on lowering prices. we may have short >> a little pain and people

frank figliuzzi was former assistant director for counter-intel at the fbi. walk us through where this fits in. i mentioned that the president has wide authority to pick his cabinet and team. there's an advice and consent of the senate. but that type of personnel shift, we see very standard this reaching down to the agent level to field offices and all but admitting that it's for partizan purposes. how extreme is this, and does it concern you about the crime fighting abilities of the fbi going forward? >> yeah, ari, this is. >> indeed unprecedented in the history of the fbi. and the one message i hope people hear tonight is that we are now significantly less safe as a nation. when you are peeling away layers of leadership right down to field office squads and agents and even analysts, you are making america less safe at any given time in this country. there are multiple terror plots being tracked by the fbi and interference and intervention is what prevents them from playing out entirely. god help us if one of the offices impacted by this purge at several lay

second, constraints can be useful as intel's former ceo pat gelsinger has noted, just as art sometimeslourishes in repressive environments where restrictions force artists to be creative, so also engineers often operate best under constraints forced to use second tier chips, chinese engineers produced creative workarounds. that's not just true with deep seek. in 2023, the chinese telecommunications giant huawei released a phone with a seven nanometer chip, a kind that had been explicitly banned by u.s. export controls. there is some evidence that after years of sclerosis, china's chipmakers have responded to american bans by becoming more innovative. in a fascinating recent interview, liang wenfeng, the ceo of deep seek, also argues that his engineers are more motivated by doing research than making money, and seems to contrast that attitude with the one prevalent in silicon valley, which is all about maximizing revenue, providing cloud services, generating cash flow. demis hassabis, who leads google's deepmind and won the nobel prize for its scientific breakthroughs, is said to have f

. >> us chip makers react negatively in premarket trade, with nvidia, intel and amd under pressure withnasdaq set to see the worst of the selling at the open. europe's carmakers suffer the brunt of the selloff, with volkswagen and stellantis the most exposed to trump's tariffs. vw saying it's counting on constructive talks to defuze the trade war. and the dollar surges against its peers as european central bank governors warn that trump's tariffs risk igniting inflation in the euro. once again, the ecb's mario centeno tells cnbc that europe must take action. >> we are probably used. >> a. >> little bit too much. >> to be. >> sitting in the passenger seat. i think we need to take the steering wheel. we have the means to do that. >> what a morning for markets. we are now looking at u.s. futures indicating the dow opening more than 500 points lower in reaction to these new tariffs, tariffs that were widely flagged, widely expected by the market but not priced in. stoxx 600 in europe down 1.4%. we're at the 532 level in terms of individual regions in europe, nothing has been spared. we've g

nbc news justice and intel correspondent ken dilanian is with us now, along with msnbc national securitytant director for counterintelligence, frank figliuzzi. ken, talk to us about who has been let go and how many more could be on the chopping block. >> what we know for sure, ana, is that at least eight senior executives were fired, including most of the executive assistant directors who run the major divisions and at least two heads of field offices in washington, d.c. and miami. but the fear is that a lot more is coming, because the trump justice department has identified all fbi personnel who worked on january 6th cases. that's around 5000 people by one estimate, and has sent them a list of questions trying to determine what they did on those cases. to be clear, the fbi has never experienced anything like this in its history. agents being targeted because of cases they were, in most cases, ordered to work on. the bureau is in turmoil right now over this, anna. >> and we know, of course, the january 6th investigation was the biggest in the doj history. it involves potentially thousand

former british sas folks former intel folks. former fbi.to be captured. if we know the cartel is dealing in this and that is how they are communicating why are we going after it? again when you bring the military and you bring technology, you bring people that look at this all the time we are very successful in and see terrorist. why not bring it to where the border is and they are basically attacking us are or flying dros into our country they have cranes that lift things to go over in and go back to their si. >> they had the smuggling tunnels the drug and human smuggling tunnels and penetratea penetrated the border. they've never really been pushed back against all that hard. some kind of military operation against them could really take them by surprise. >> absolutely. they just don't know when things start going wrong on their side wasn't us was it not us? and then you have to push back on the mexican government. if they are supporting us not doing it, than then they are wie cartels. president bush said back of the date you are with us