bret. >> bret: jacqui heinrich on the north lawn. thank you. let's get congressional reaction to the president's funding freeze. chad pergram live on capitol hill tonight. good evening, chad. >> bret, good evening. the pause in federal money rattled capitol hill. lawmakers scrambled to find out if the move suspended health programs or transportation projects. >> one of the call i got was about the bridge between oregon and washington that we have been working on for 25 years. does that mean all that work stops tomorrow? republicans argued the halt was customary for new administration g.o.p. sources conceded there was confusion. >> green new deal involve major infrastructure projects. >> and they are providing additional clarity and guidance on that and hopefully they will further clarify what exactly will be impacted by this. >> democrats use the memo to protest a noncontroversial trump administration nominee. all democrats voted to break a filibuster last night on the nomination of sean duffy to be transportation secretary. but 22 democrats su

let's go to senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich, live on the north lawn. good evening jacqui. >> good evening bret. president biden will tout his record and try to cement his legacy as transformative. the bigger challenge will our people are values that uphold it, are constantly being tested. ongoing debates about power and the exercise of power. but whether we lead by the example of our power or thf our example. weather we show the courage to stand up to the abuse of power or we yield to it. after 50 years at the centre of all of this, i know that believing in the idea of america means respecting the institutions that govern a free society. a presidency, the congress and the courts. of free and independent press. and the institutions that are rooted not just to reflect the timeless words but the echo the words of the declaration of independence r we hold these truths to be self-evident. rooted in the timeless words of the constitution. we the people. our system of separation of powers, checks and balances may not be perfect. but it has maintained our democ

jacqui heinrich at the white house with president-elect trump blaming president biden for the israeliassacre. and the war in ukraine. and correspondent nate foy starts us off, though, from west palm beach, florida, tonight with president-elect's plan for u.s. expansion. good evening, nate. >> nate: hey, bret, good evening. president-elect donald trump cites national security concerns behind his desire to acquire greenland and the panama canal. now, he is also reminding our neighbors to the north and south, canada and mexico, exactly what needs to change when he takes office. particularly with trade and immigration. >> the panama canal is vital to our country. it's being operated by china. >> president-elect donald trump will not rule out the possibility of using military force to acquire the panama canal or greenland. >> we need greenland for national security purposes. you look outside. you have china, ships all over the place. you have russian ships all over the place. we're not letting that happen. >> donald trump jr. and several trump representatives landed in greenland today for

larry: jacqui heinrich thank you so much. appreciate it. let's head to doral, florida, president trump is meeting with house republicans, will be very important. fox news aishah hasnie is joining us live. how come you get the florida beat? reporter: well, i love it i am so happy to be be here. the weather is glorious and president is in good spirits a ran into him by ha happen chance, and i asked how is he feeling, he said he had a great week and looking forward to speaking to house republicans, i am told by senior g.o.p. source, the remarks at 5:00 will try to unite the republican conference behind his agenda, he wants to get it done as quickly as possible, here is speaker mike johnson talking about what we can expect this week. >> some d big decisions will be made, and align with senate and our colleagues there and move forward on that. reconciliation process, and other issues that are upon us. reporter: so this is the first time that president trump is hosting full g.o.p. house conference, s since becoming president, he met with smaller

more on that but first, jacqui heinrich at the white house. jacqui, what's cooking? >> offering the presidential plane to repatriate de-portanova tees and president trump threatened crushing tariffs that would have started at 25% and increase to 55% in a week and a slate of financial sanctions and travel bans and some government officials that basically brought this standoff to an end but congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez while all this was playing out, jumped at the chance to criticize president trump posting we pay the tariffs and not columbia and trump all about making inflation worse for working class is and not better and lining the pockets of the billionaire class. the headline that followed, aoc roasted over post about columbia tariffs and coffee prices that aged like hot milk. republicans ended the day. >> we reestablish law and order in the first order of businesses and the people who are here and especially the violent criminals to get them out. i think you saw when the columbia president sort of pushed back on that, we can do this the easy way or hard

>> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn, jacqui, thank you. we have new details about the passengers and crew members of the american airlines flight and the military black hawk helicopter. correspondent griff jenkins reports from reagan national airport. >> cadet ryan o'hara was the black hawk's crew chief, a husband and father. his georgia high school remembered his time in junior rotc and on the rifle team. sam lilly was flight 5342 first officer. weighs planning his wedding and began flying in 2019 like his army veteran father. his crew included ian epstein, a montreal native. his family says the husband, father and step-father loved being a flight attendant because he truly enjoyed traveling and meeting new people. passenger wendy shaffer was shields and bennett's mother. her husband nate calls her a truly amazing woman through and through. u.s. figure skating says 14 members of its team were also on board. among them coaches, the married couple were the 1994 pairs world championships and represented their native russia in two olympics de

. >> senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us live this morning. ng, jacqui. >> good morning to you guys. for the first time in four years. president trump is waking up here at the white house. and it comes after he spent all day yesterday really signing a frenzy of executive orders. last night in the oval office, president trump took executive action aimed at reversing several biden era policies while also taking questions from reporters for about an hour. many of those executive orders focused on border security, freezing regulation, the environment and energy policy. he also pardoned about 1500 people who were charged in the january 6th capitol riot. trump also revealed his administration's planning to impose 25% tariffs on canada and mexico beginning around februar. now, speaking of mexico and the southern border. one of the most consequential orders that he signed involves designating cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. >> that's a big one. >> yes, sir. people have wanted to do this for years. so they are now designated as terrorist org

. >> ainsley: senior correspondent jacqui heinrich at the white house for us. good morning, jacqui. >> jacqui: good morning to you guys. president biden spoke to reporters in the east room last night. he gave a preview of the message he will be sharing with the victim's families and the trip today to new orleans, it's a familiar one that we have heard him share after previous tragedies about the need to hold on to each other during times of grief. he also gave an update on the investigation into that attack. he was also asked whether he still believes that white supremacy is the greatest threat to the homeland following criticism that he has down played the isis threat throughout his presidency? long story short he said yes, at the center of any supremacy is a threat to the united states. he also ended up saying this: >> the only thing my being a old press i have met more leaders than anyone have you met in your whole life. >> jacqui: quite an answer. followed a medal of freedom ceremony bestowing medal of honor on recipients billionaire donor george soros. and

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i'm griff jenkins. >> good to be with you, griff, i am jacqui heinrich. we're learning new details how trump's first week is going to play out which reportedly will include planned ice raids in many sanctuary cities. nate foy is live in west palm beach with more on this. >> hey, jacqui, griff, good afternoon. two days until inauguration day and the trump administration is planning to follow through on one of their big campaign promises and that's mass deportations. according to a report from the wall street journal, on tuesday morning, so the day after the inauguration, as many as 200 ice officers will begin a mass immigration raid in chicago, arresting illegal migrants throughout the city. however, the incoming border czar tom homan told our mike emanuel last hour, he saw it more as targeted removal operations and told jesse waters, it's happening not only in chicago, but across the country. >> there's going to be a big raid across the country. chicago is just one of many places. we've got 24 field office across the country. on tuesday, ice is going to f

>> bret: you will see that here on fox jacqui heinrich on the north lawn. thanks. let's get some thoughts about the cease-fire and other issues from trump's incoming national security adviser florida congressman mike walls. thanks for being here. >> thanks, bret. >> >> bret: you saw jacqui's piece obviously the president made a line in the sand numerous times about what would happen if the hostages were not released. how do you see it in trump world tonight about what happened? >> well, clearly, the entire world recognizes that this was the trump effect. we are hearing that from arab leaders that were involved. we are hearing that from the israelis that were involved. and what hamas knew was that hezbollah wasn't going to come save them. they had been disseminated by the pager and walkie-talkie and ongoing israeli operations. they were completely isolated. their leadership had been disseminated. their political leader killed in iran. sinwar was killed in gaza. they had no choice. and they believed president trump when he said there would be all hell to pay and any

senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details from washington. >> amendment is the lawf the land now. 28th amendment to the constitution now. >> no matter what it is or what he wants to be remembered for. constitution the presidents have no role and the equal rights fell short of the states necessary to ratify it until 2020 when virginia became the 3 #th state, that was past the detected line imposed by congress. ruled the deadline enforceable as recently as 2022 now, biden is listening to other voices to cement his legacy on the way out the door. >> i consulted dozens of constitutional scholars to make sure it was all within the power to do it. the fact is we did. >> the national archivist is listening to biden's doj writing last month, quote. personal opinion or beliefs are not relevant as the leaders of the national archives we support established legal processes and decisions. that's not stopping some democrats moving forward. >> she has already said she won't do her job, so he has just done her job for her. is he her boss. anyone whose privacy rights have been deni

senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details plus breaking news on a major piece of legislationgood evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, bret. president trump will sign the first bill of second term on wednesday. the laken riley act, excuse me, requires detention of illegal immigrants accused of theft or violent crimes. that means that ice's job is about to get bigger. and it comes after trump weaponized the tariffs sanctions, and travel bans to force a key deportation agreement. >> president trump's brief game of trade war chicken ended with colombia's president backing down offering his presidential plane to repatriate deported criminal migrants but it just wasn't the u.s. ratcheting up pressure. >> it effects us. it will effect all people exporting their products. this will put a halt on colombian commerce with the united states. this will completely effect us. >> if you come to your own country, how you cannot be accepted? it's not logical. >> but congressional democrats were quick to criticize trump. alexandria ocasio-cortez posting: remember, we pay the tariffs, not c

jacqui heinrich has got a preview. is life in that very busy jampacked white house press briefing room. jackie, set this up for us. >> reporter: it took a while to get to my seat because that rim is packed with people. i have never seen it like this in here the whole time i covered president biden. is the first briefing of this new trump administration and there's no shortage of things to ask about. they went there were 200 or so executive actions were taken. the president has not signed another slate of five i believe orders in one action. and added more. two-minute warning. so new executive orders coming every day the news just developing for this event is yet to get underway is about the memo and pause all -- >> sandra: jackie, i don't know what it is. but we hear you and everybody else. and it is hard to make out exactly what you're saying. maybe that is just the nature of the packed room. but thank you for the preview and we just heard you say that there are inside the two-minute warning. aat least less you take t

. >> lawrence: jacqui heinrich is live from hard-hit asheville. >> jacqui: recovering from hurricane helene. japanese restaurant behind me is in ruins, rubble is all over the parking lot. early this month, 3000 people were told their hotel vouchers were expiring, they had only days notice, nowhere to go. congressman chuck edwards had to lobby that agency to give people at least 21 days notice. he says they agreed but he's called for agency overhaul and he'll join the president today. president trump did not talk about what he's planning, there are proposals to shift to states or condition it on preparedness following criticism fema has been biassed against republicans. the agency fired an employee, after telling employees not to visit homes that had trump signs in the yard. >> president trump: our country can no longer deliver basic services in times of emergency, as recently shown by wonderful people of north carolina. been treated so badly. [applause] >> president trump: and other states are suffering from a hurricane that took place many months ago. more recently los angeles, wher

. >> lawrence: senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us with the details. loving that hat. >> jacqui: thank you. it is so cold out here. president trump called this the largest ai infrastructure project in u.s. history. you have softbank, oracle and o openai investing in this project and planning for 500 billion in next few years. president trump rolled back an executive order imposing stairns on safety and government use of ai. it followed warning from ep onai, if u.s. did not adjust to new tech landscape china would take an edge. it is estimated 175 billion awaiting investment in ai projects. >> for better humanity of our future we need big capital to invest into the project. we cannot do it with small money. we have to do big investment for good of humanity. >> jacqui: first data center in texas, 20 more expected across the u.s. the president said he would like to see federal land open up four data centers, something biden administration also supported despite putting up red tape elsewhere. trump's stance and deregulation is expecteds to stimulate innovat

. >> steve: jacqui heinrich is on the north lawn of the white house. 10 degrees, she joins us live. >> ainsley: bless your heart. >> jacqui: it feels less than that, if possible. before heading to three inaugural balls he fired off executive actions and orders and brought press to the oval office. they spanned energy, trade, cultural issues and immigration. most were geared at unwinding biden policies. most likely to face consternation, including legal challenges, namely 14th amendment, is this order eliminating birth right citizenship. aclu sued trump administration over this and president trump acknowledged there might be some challenges ahead. >> president trump: we think we have good ground, you could be right, we'll find out. it is ridiculous, we are only country in the world that does birth right, as you know. it is absolutely ridiculous. we'll see, we think we have very good ground. people have wanted to do this for decades. >> jacqui: president trump's first day made good on cam 59 -- campaign promises. we expect to hear from him at some point t

. >> ainsley: jacqui heinrich is l live. >> there is a need to hold on to each other -- asked by reporters if he believes white streauprem is greatest threat, which he said throughout his administration. he gave this answer. >> one of many threats. -- we are the most extensive multi cultural nation in the world. >> it was a answer, president in free wheeling mood addressing new democratic members of congress. he went on another tafngent abot strom thurmand. and on eve of election c certification, repeated this message about trump. >> i think what he did was genuine threat to democracy, i'm hopeful we're beyond that. >> this morning president released op ed writing election will be certified peacefully. i will be present for the inauguration. on this day, we cannot forget, this is what we owe to our nation and commit to remembering january 6, 2021. the president will be in new orleans when the election is certified and vice president kamala harris presides over her own loss. >> steve: great remaining on target while the street sweeper went behind you. sounds like joe biden will give out mor

he said, is that a joke 1234 >> steve: jacqui heinrich asked that question and it was a good one. over his four years, quotation that will live on past his presidency and into eternity as robert hurr described him, kindly older gentleman with a bad memory. last night, he had a bad memory all the stuff we went through, he can put on his rose-colored contacts and say it was a great four years but there is a reason he lost. his current approval ratings are at lowest at same time donald trump approval rating have ever been higher. donald trump is more popular today than he was when he came into office in 2017. >> lawrence: ainsley, people are excited. >> ainsley: very excited about monday and seeing a lot of democrats that are excited. look at silicon valley, those guys sitting up there with him on monday. when you watch his speech last night, he is so bitter and angry, we need a positive message about the future. this was his chance to be kind and say, i wish donald trump well, these are my successes, instead of condemning everybody and warning of extreme wealth and power and influen

. >> john: jacqui heinrich for us. thank you. sandra. >> sandra: amid this, border czar tom homan was on the ground in chicago as federal and local authorities worked together to track down and arrest criminal migrants and he, as you can see, joins us now. thank you very much, sir, for being here, and we want to ask you, first up, is the president happy with this progress? >> well, i think the president is happy. but we're going to make him happier. yesterday was just day 1. these raids are going throughout the country. we're not going to let up. we put our foot on the gas and we're going to go. as i explained to several stations yesterday, the aperture continues to grow and right now we are concentrating on public safety and safety threats, and as we open up the aperture, and we will look at those here at the taxpayers' expense, and anybody in the country illegally, they're on the table, and we go after them in a priorization and what makes sense. the worst first. >> john: first of all, why did you want to go to chicago? will yo

fox news live continues with griff jenkins and jacqui heinrich right now, have an awesome day. >> president-electgin his return to the washington d.c. area today where he w

senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off live tonight from the north lawn. od evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. the president made immigration and curbing illegal immigration the focus of his campaign. now the first bill that he signed into law term named after the 22-year-old slain nursing student from georgia. >> he said he will secure our borders and that he would never forget about laken. and he hasn't. he is a man of his word. >> jacqui: president trump signing first law of second term with the parents of 22-year-old slain nursing student laken riley coming on. the president declining to take questions during the emotional moment. >> i don't think this is appropriate really. >> after his administration rescinded a memo freezing federal funds impacted by executive orders on foreign aid, american energy, ending dei and immigration. it came after a federal judge temporarily blocked it from going into effect. the white house says the freeze will continue. but the injunction blocks communications between agency heads and ompleght mb and, quote: this act

jacqui heinrich at the white house this morning. jackie, how is this going to play out? do we know?orter: ashley, by 5:00 today, all federal employees who are involved in dei roles will be placed on leave, dei-related trainings are are going to be cancelled and same goes for any dei-related contracts that the federal government holds. all public facing accounts and going to be taken down and this change going o undo an estimated 500 dei actions in the country that president biden put in place as part of 2021 executive order president trump is doing this to return to a merit-based hiring system. the order also directs the attorney general to create plans to deter the private sector from adopting or continuing dei programs and president trump's nominee for attorney general, pam bondi, set to get a committee vote next week, but dates for several other nominees not yet set for tulsi gabbard and rfk jr.. president trump said recess appointments are on the table, which could potentially allow some of the nominees to temporarily take office before a confirmation vote. >> mr. president, is

. >> ainsley: senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us live with the details. good morning, jacqui. >> good morning to you guys. in first full day in office, president trump announcing a massive infrastructure investment in artificial intelligence. this all happening in a speech from the roosevelt room. you had the softbank, open ai and oracle leaders there announcing that they will work together on this project called star gate. it is aimed at building data centers in the u.s. that will be focused on ai. here's what is he said. together world leading technology giants announcing star gate a new american company invest $4,500,000,000,000 at least in ai infrastructure in the united states and very quickly moving very rapidly. creating over 100,000 american jobs almost middle school joining yoik how the tech and business communities really warmed up to the president. the first investment for this project will total $100 billion that will be the first data center built in texas with plans to have expansion in other states. a white house official told our colleagues

. >> brian: jacqui heinrich is in hard hit asheville with the details. i. >> hey, good morning to you guys. yeah, this community is still picking up the pieces. fema placed more than 13,000 households in hotels since hurricane helene. but, early this month, about 3,000 were reportedly told that their vouchers were up and they had to get out with only days' notice and nowhere to go. they are reportedly about 2700 people left in the program. and congressman chuck daughters who represents this district. is he a republican. said he had to lobby fema to give people 21 days notice if they had to get out. he said that that agency agreed but there had been consternation that fema's disaster response has been biased against republicans. recall, the agency had to fire an employee after someone on its hurricane relief team said not to visit florida homes with trump signs during hurricane milton. and congress has been weighing plans to condition aid following the fires in california. president trump said this week on fox that a shakeup for fema is ahead. >> fema has

please join jacqui heinrich for "fox news sunday." her guest bill cassidy and house armed services committee ranking member adam smith. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight, that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. good to be back. "the ingraham angle" starts right now ♪ ♪ >> lisa: i'm lisa boothe in for laura ingraham and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle." brand new information tonight about the terror attacks in new orleans and a cybertruck bombing outside of the trump hotel in las vegas. fox's mike tobin is on the ground in new orleans and has details on both incidents, mike? >> see in new orleans that all around us are reminders of the sadness. here we have 14 wooden crosses for 14 innocent lives lost in this attack. we have attack. security video from the crescent restaurant or the crystal restaurant i should say. caught the moment that rented truck sped intthe crowd killing 14 and injuring 37. witnesses react. >> the traumatic parts of it human nature with anyone is capable

. >> sandra: jacqui heinrich >> i'm jackie in for martha maccallum and this is "the story". we are waiting for donald trump to sign more executive orders from the white house and we will keep you posted and talk live with stephen miller. the policy and homeland security advisor. first we are also getting an update from the ntsb on the deadly mid air air crash in d.c. that killed 64 people on board the american airlines plane and three service air members. the investigators have both backed -- black boxes from the plane and data recorders and it turns out another military chopper had a close call with a plane landing at reagan international airport 24 hours before the crash. according to flight tracking sites and air traffic control logs. senior national correspondent kevin reporting live from washington on this. what is the latest? >> reporter: based on what you said and we have been watching the reports jackie. this really raises a number of questions about conflict here at reagan international airport. we are talking about a heavily used airport and people are wondering ab

. >> sandra: that was jacqui heinrich who was able to get the question fired off before he departed thehat discussion will continue and perhaps even a debate on that. in the meantime, to your point, it is about the hostages in phase one fan of this deal could not calm cement up for the world praying for these hostages to come home. robert what do you see that looking like? how confident are you that this could happen as soon as sunday, for example? >> well, i'm hoping sunday because frankly it is a good deal for hamas. biden put a deal together tremendous for hamas to get terrorist out in exchange for israelis who were taken hostage. but i have been to that hostage square in tel aviv and jerusalem with a protest. and i have talked to the hostage families and where many hostages were taken at the music festival. and i am hoping it works out. i hope they will come home. but again, we have to wait and see, sandra, if hamas the lives up to its word and send them home. again, if they don't, it will be bad for hamas, i can tell you that. >> sandra: robert, always appreciate when you can join

please join jacqui heinrich for "fox news sunday."es committee ranking member adam smith. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight, that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. good to be back. "the ingraham angle" starts right now ♪ ♪ >> lisa: i'm lisa boothe in for laura ingraham and thi

we're is delighted to welcome back fox news senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich.beating the nation breaking stories. she's live at the white house to clear up this one. what's going on? >> reporter: thank you, liz. yeah, the president declined to take any questions on this as he signed the laken riley act into law. it was an emotional moment with her parents there in the room. but white house officials are telling us that the freeze on funds will remain in effect even though they rescinded that memo from the if office of management and budget talking about it. they say that an injunction that was put in place by a federal judge over that memo effectively blocked communications between agency heads and omb, so that's why they took it back. but they're still moving forward with plans to block any funding that's at odds with the president's executive orders on foreign aid, american energy, ending dei and immigration. >> we are merely looking at parts of big bureaucracy where there has been tremendous waste and fraud and abuse. and that process we identified and stopp

yesterday, it seemed like for the reporters in the room and i was not there jacqui heinrich was thereit seemed like for the reporters in the room and for karoline everybody was feeling each other out. they wanted to see how far they could push her with questions and how she would answer. and it's going to take time for reporters in the room and also for karoline to develop a rhythm but yesterday, i think was just kind of everybody was feeling each other out. >> steve: peter, you said they are going to have white house staffers kind of right there where she is turn and say what do we know about that? that kind of goes back to the first day of the trump administration, you were in the oval office with the president and you asked him a bunch of questions. and one of them was about drones and he turned to susie wiles and said can we get something for them on drones? and yesterday the press -- that's actually how karoline started the press conference? >> peter: good constituent services there. because it was only a week after i asked the president what the deal was with those drones over n

i talked to jackie this morning, jacqui heinrich. i think you will find out whether they had night vision goggles on. i think the dod will make some quick analysis. the ntsb takes longer, because one, they will get the black boxes. they have to go to d.c. and run those. it could take a couple of weeks get those boxes listen to. they have to bring industry in, both manufacturers of the airplanes -- and they're going to have to -- there's a lot more stakeholders involved in the ntsb investigation. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> it's bring in lieutenant colonel darren dobb, former army commander and former black hawk helicopter pilot. you're the the dash got perfeco have today. i want to read off for you the little evidence we have now come as we put the crumbs together. here's what it said. "an air traffic controller said pat25. do you have the crj in sight?" past behind the cr jay to which which -- "we request visual separation." to the layman, i am hoping you can translate what that means. you have been in a black hawk. you

but according to jacqui heinrich. kjp's decision to block kirby from the briefing waited virtual background to get news about the cease-fire did not go over well among the staff who described it as ending on a north coast ego. the administration source told fox it's one thing to block kirby from going to the briefing room. but it's another not to even do the homework to be able to answer the question on the most pressing issue of news that had in months. kirby had the answers but she had to be there. even though she says and knows nothing. >> steve: she didn't know matt miller. what state department guy? >> lawrence: each when i disagree with kirby you can't deny is he effective communicator. he has the goods on what is happening. >> steve: he knows what's going on. >> lawrence: this has been reported throughout the administration. many people thought he should have got the job. he was more competent for the job but they gave it to her. you sees a you say rightly the insecurity there. >> brian: every time she is going

jacqui heinrich, direct assistance is going to another organization. >> and then. >> trickling down direct assistance that is in the hands of the american people will not be impacted. again, as i said to peter, we will continue to provide that list as it comes to fruition. but omb right now is focused on analyzing the federal government's spending, which is exactly what the american people elected president trump to do. and one question on immigration. >> the 3500 arrests. >> ice. >> has made so far since. >> president trump. >> came back into office. can you just tell us the numbers? how many have. >> a criminal record. >> versus those who are just in the country illegally. >> all of them, because they illegally broke our nation's laws and therefore they are criminals? as far as this administration goes. i know the last administration didn't see it that way. so it's a big culture shift in our nation to view someone who breaks our immigration laws as a criminal. but that's exactly what they are the worst. >> they all have a criminal record. >> and welcome to the program. >> they broke our

jacqui heinrich, direct assistance is going to another. >> organization and then. >> trickling down direct assistance that is in the hands of the american people will not be impacted. again, as i said to peter, we will continue to provide that list as it comes to fruition. but omb right now is focused on analyzing the federal government's spending, which is exactly what the american people elected president trump to do. >> and one. >> question. >> on immigration. the 3500. >> arrests ice has. >> made so far. >> since president trump came back into office. can you just tell us the numbers? how many have a criminal record versus those who are just in the country illegally? >> all of them, because they illegally broke our nation's laws and therefore they are criminals. as far as this administration goes, i know the last administration didn't see it that way. so it's a big culture shift in our nation to view someone who breaks our immigration laws is a criminal, but that's exactly what they are. >> doing with. >> the worst first. >> they all have a criminal record. >> and if they broke our nat

. >> jacqui heinrich reporting that columbia now reversed it to make its decision and "presidential plansntry." but is working. >> less then one day, the guy goes from no deportation plates to my country too we can use my plane to get it down. trump was the guy in the middle of all of that. the list of criminal mike rounds keeps growing and four illegals from chile arrested for breaking into nfl job worlds $7 million s month.lier thi the police body cam footage shows one of the alleged criminals, it is crazy, wearing a bengals hat which is the team joe burroughs plays for. the place also found lsu sure on the crooks where he went to college as well as tools they thinwek were used for the break can. this is the latest incident and stream day burglaries have pro athletes like patrick mahomes and travis kelce.ke investigatorlcs have arrested at least six south american burglaryd ar organizations inclg five based in chile. a few months ago nfl, nba, nhl warned with a memo saying, "the fbi has linked burglaries to south american trans theft and groups and seemingly well organized groups incorp