john kerry: that combination moved mountains. so it was. reeve: america does not let its needy citizens fend for themselves. [applause] interviewer: first superman picture came out. people considered you superman? christopher reeve: oh, everybody's looking for a hero. everybody not just 5-year-olds. that was a part. i played the part. i'm not that man. it's an image that is created by other people, but it's pretty far away from me. pierre spengler: outside of superman, he seems to have chosen very opposite roles, like somewhere in time, which was extremely romantic. then he did deathtrap with michael caine. [video playback] - deathtrap. [end playback] pierre spengler: then he was the crooked priest. none of the films he did outside of superman were successful commercially. christopher reeve: worst review i ever got was from the new york times. gae exton: he was very sensitive to bad reviews. christopher reeve: mr. reeve looks like a helium-filled canary. one more movie like this and it's back to the cape forever. [laughter] gae exton: he wa

john kerry has been a personal friend. he and i pretty agreed with things before he became secretary of state. in fact, the morning of a obama's second inauguration, john kerry and his came in and my hotel room was torn about two or 3 hours. 2 hours, as a matter of accuracy, talking about international affairs this is one of them are as know president obama had played very little role then except to make a speech beautiful speech in cairo and he later said the 67 borders should prevail with minor modification. but then he had been pretty well quiet. it and i was very happy when john kerry adopt it that goal of his own to try to negotiate between two. and i communicate with him on occasion. i met with him personally. one, i won't go into detail because is one of those things that i don't want to they get involved with as a criticism of the president. but one of the last things i said was that i hope when john kerry comes out with his so-called road map, that it will not deviate from long standing in national law that was ap

john kerry won 55%. hillary clinton won 55%. you start with 55%. injure job is to go from 55% to 60% and the math takes care of it self. the harris campaign started with 55% and rather than expanding it, it got somewhere in the low 50's and i think that is, to connect with what stephanie said earlier, kind of a lack of listening and understanding what the real anxieties and fears were of this particular cohort of voters. there were a lot of lessons from the 2022 campaign that were not changed. they were very successful. to me a lot of the messaging is consistent with what happened in 2022. rather than talking about economics. one other point is that half of 18 to 29-year-olds more days than not over the last two weeks suffer from depression, hopelessness or anxiety. half. 25% say they have considered self-harm in the last two weeks. a couple percent every single day. a lot of that is driven by the extent to which they can see themselves successful and having a stable future, and by not listening and addressing those issues, i think does not allow y

when i worked for john kerry in 2004 we were given a check for $76 million. so i know inflation has been a lot, that's a lot of money, did you feel pressure to deal with that in the paid media environment and exchange in the campaign in some way to engage and try to reassure voters who i would be concerned about? >> absolutely. one of the reasons we lost the plot is i do feel that leadership does not reflect what this country looks like. this country has changed dramatically. when you think about folks who were voting and all the different walks of life they come from, the different perspectives, got to have people who are leading campaigns, who reflect that diversity. i don't know how to talk to certain people but i do know how to talk to others. we all have our strengths. that was from my perspective in the little time i had on the campaign, i saw that that was a major challenge, the fact that who is making the final decisions did not reflect the people we were going after. we are using a very old playbook. i worked for president obama, shall obama's voting

whene gotiated nuclear agreement with ira in 25, john kerry, first senator then secretary of state, usedack channel of the sultan of oman who had good relations with both, to get the negotiations ing. the famous 13 oslo accords, which were the only time israel and the palestinians really agreed was done through a back channel. the prime minister of israel, a great man, didn't realize those talks were going on. now in the case of the hostages, we court negotiate directly with iran. they didn't recognize us and we didn't recognize them after the coup that took over so how did we do it? we had to do it through indirect means through algeria and algeria played had in role of being a functioner of taking our offers to the iranians, their offers back. it was never done with the two participant neither same room. warren christopher deserves a lot of credits for that negotiation. he was deputy secretary of state but so does jimmy cart every. again, his attention to detail, which was at one level a weakness but in another a strength. he went into every detail of that agreement. how much would he

we reached a nuclear agreement which john kerry and president' bob: negotiate with iran which would haveoxed in their -- bram for 15 years with. yes, it had flaws in it but it cut 2 thirds of their centrifuges out, it disabled their pew tone yum plant in iraq. he had 24/7 surveillance with cameras. and then president trump when he came into office, withdraw drew, just as he withdrew from the paris climb changes talks and said we're going to do even better with this than obama has negotiated so what did we end up with today, 2024 as we're talking? what did we end up with? iran with 60% enripped uranium when they had to go down to.5% but within two and a half weeks, those sentry funerals had been replaced with the modern centrifuge. the plutonium plant is back up and running. the inspections are more limited so when you withdraw from an agreement that hour predecessor reached, you have problems. let me give you an example. ronald reagan. the land slide. one of the criticisms from the 1980 campaign was our salt 2*r agreement which he said gave too much to the soviets and we didn't get enoug

john kerry and hillary clinton won 55%. you start with 55%. your job is to get to 60% and the math takes care of itself. the harris campaign started with 55% and rather than expanding it , it got somewhere in the low 50's and i think that is, to connect with what stephanie said earlier, kind of a lack of listening and understanding what the real anxieties and fears were of this particular cohort of voters. there were a lot of lessons from the 2022 campaign that were not changed. to me a lot of the messaging is consistent with what happened in 2022. one other point is that half of 18 to 29-year-olds more days than not over the last two weeks suffered from depression, hopelessness or anxiety. and i'm reminded that in 2008, when barack obama won indiana and north carolina, he won it by winning only one age cohort, 18 to 29-year-olds. those states were not in play until that election. that is the power of the youth vote. this is a little technical but as a good -- as a great consumer of polling, you also read about your concern that the democratic

john kerry 155%.ou start with 55% your job is to go from 55 to 60% of the map takes care of itself. how the campaign started bent rather than expanding it from final numbers are there. somewhere in the low 50s. that connects with what we said earlier in my view, a lot of listening and understanding with the real anxieties and fears were about this particular cohort of voters. there's a lot of l lessons froma 22 campaign midterms that were very successful that were not changed. a lot of messaging is consistent with what happened in 22. one other point i want to make is half suffer from depression, hopelessness or insanity. 25% from several days in the last two weeks a couple% every single day. they feel themselves successful. that's what i was trying to convey quick sauce one more thing. i completely agree with you that young people can win elections, democrats all across america i'm reminded 2008 when barack t obaa indiana north carolina two states the democrats had not one for generations. but winnin

let's bring in glen johnson, former assistant to secretary of state john kerry.hat tom said about the precarious nature of what is going on right now, you have to come to the conclusion that phases two and three of this cease fire are now hanging by a thread. >> i think this has always been a precarious agreement from the get-go and this just illustrates why you have two sides that are completely distrusting of each other and you have so many external factors that are built into influencing what is going on on the ground. christian: i suppose what we have not discussed in terms of the element of the security cabinet will be considering, the political pressure at home from those who want the hostages out. does that force them back to the table in the interim? glen: i think you also have to understand the nature of negotiating in that region. everybody always tries to claim, negotiate a better deal, and there is always a willingness on any side to try and recalibrate, claim some sort of grievance, try to get a better deal. the israelis can complain about the look o

the cultivation of opium. poppy on her when production enough down this down former seattle as john kerry echo, told me american involvement in that industry was an open secret. i did investigate the cultivation of hair when pop. ready can stand for the senate foreign relations committee a i actually flew to afghanistan helicopter into the poppy fields. indic interviewed a poppy farmer. i asked him not easily in retrospect why he didn't grow crops that had 2 growing seasons instead of poppy. something like tomatoes or onions, or pomegranate, and express great frustration and said in 2001, the americans told me that i could grow hair with poppy if i told them where the arrows were hiding. and when i said what americans told you, you could grow hair when poppy and i was pulled back into the jeep and driven quickly back to the helicopter. now the bottom line, when i got back to washington unable and reported this was that we wanted ask in his dad to grow hair when poppy, because that her, when went to russia into iran, and we wanted them to be addicted to heroin. you put your findings forwar

caller: i was wondering if you were as outraged when john kerry going around the world. he wouldn't appear before congress when subpoenaed. i also wonder while the democrats and bite and opened the border and the supreme court was controlled by democrats and didn't have any problem when you won every case. i'm just curious how all of that happened. biden didn't follow, it was different. when biden went against the law over and over trying to do his student loans and getting struck down by the supreme court, he just kept going against it and yet when they told him he couldn't do something on the border he didn't try again and it was clearly a lie. as for doge, you are worried about that, it started under obama and he had tech pros and kids working for him that were 25 years old so stop talking about young people not doing things. host: we will get a response. guest: in terms of the supreme court it has had a republican majority since 1969 so i'm not sure what the 50 years you are referring to our but it has been public and controlled for a very long time and currently has

. >> really interesting that john kerry gave a speech to the talked about the first amendment being athe ability to hammer out disinformation. that's because the united states and its first amendment is a unique concept all around the world. here in america speech rights do not glow from the government. they are inherent. the government recognizes the fact that we have freedom of thought. freedom of conscience and assembly. in europe very different. rights flow from the state and they can be granted or taken away according to how the government feels. >> matt, unbelievable. endless defense of europe. giving all of this. given the huge trade deficit no one to blame but themselves. >> come up, we are going to expose the difference trans vegan cult. have you heard about this? connected to multiple murders. don't go away. tracey from lillie's of charleston will watch 60 contestants eat 60 hot wings all covered in lillie's hot sauce oh honey, don't touch your face will be in this ad 60% of the time great job, bob! ♪ ("born to be wild" by steppenwolf) ♪ ♪ get your motor runnin'! ♪ (car horn

i looked over this way and it was like, jim gaffigan and john kerry and keith richards and share.night. >> louis: what was your favorite musical performance. >> stephen: okay, because i have already been asked before what my favorite sketch was. the girl did not stand up to ask the question. [cheers and applause] i thought they were all great, but the one that's really got to me was in the commercial break, leading into paul mccartney playing, he was over there with his folks, and they had a horn section and a couple of the horns. and right before they came back from commercial, i heard this -- they were just tuning up. and i go, he is going to play the long medley. it's going to go gold then slumbers, carry that weight, and then the end. i'm going to watch paul mccartney sing "the end" at the end of the show. and i did not know what to do with those feelings other than yell those words to the people sitting around me. i was so excited, when he finally did that and he sang "the end." i looked at, and i was so happy that i looked sad. i had nothing on my face. i cannot believe that

it was interesting john kerryed gave a speech where he talked about first amendment called the majorility to hammer out this information. all that is because the united states and first amendment unique conceptch all around the world. here in america, the speech dos not flow from the government that inherent end. the government recognizes freedom of conscious, freedom of the same way. in europe, the idea is very different. rights for flow from the stateho and can be granted or taken away according to how the government feels. >> laura: matt unbelievable, white trump is saying foreign aid and defense of europe and given the trade deficit, it will not continue. they have no one to blame but themselves. matt great to see you as always. coming up, we will expose transgender vegan cult, have you heard about this? connected to multiple murders. don't go away. ♪ ♪ dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced secur

your question but when this happened the last time, when democrats were in the wilderness after john kerryd. nothing is frozen in politics. >> will: that's true. >> republicans had a trifecta two years later we elected nancy pelosi and flipped 32 seats, and then barack obama appeared out of the wilderness. i don't know who that person is, but it is a good chance we are not talking about them right now. >> will: i will just tell you and we can have a deeper conversation on this in the future, the difference between that old maxim which is true, no powers permanent washington, i do think donald trump has positioned us in a post-bipolar world. it is not left-right, not republican-democrat. he is reshaping the nature of public debate and that right now is why you were in the wilderness. we have to go, deeper discussion. thank you so much. >> you are welcome. >> will: it is time for will of the people. sharon says hey, will, i love the show but don't you dare try to steal country music from tennessee. we are the country music capital, that was yesterday me suggesting it comes to taxis peered ja

member of the secretary of state's poll planning staff and speech writer for secretary of state john kerry. his commentary and analysis is published in high profile outlets such as politico. and turn it over to you, max. >> maybe touch on two broader issues. what is the kind of current threat of democracy in europe and rise of the far right and what is the coming as i described it, the coming apocalypse between the u.s. and e.u. and real fight over technology regulations and technology policy and impact on democracy. let me unpack posed by the far right. it's both highly overstated and perhaps understated at the same time. what do i mean by that? the rise of the far right is failure of due governance inside the e.u. and result of crisis. and look at germany, it arrived in the wake of the financial crisis in europe and what was a rebuke. but then you had compounding upon that a migration crisis in 2014 and 2015 that gave added fuel to the more nationalist elements of the far right. then about covid crisis and now i think with the persistent economic stagnation has made the far right a persi

where is the "60 minutes" episode on john kerry and joe biden telling u.s. after they shutdown their jobs. so, is this the real story that these communications consultants, they aren't staffers. they were also not overseeing how taxpayer money was wasted at usaid. they are basically left wing partisans critics say hired by this unaccountable agency dominated by democrats with no oversight spending $40 billion yearly in taxpayer money. >> and if you go to the woman in that video's linkedin account you'll see she has her pronouns in her bio. so i don't think she's exactly coming at this problem that she supposing to have in good faith either. she clearly is politically biased against the president who is the elected official who gets to determine who works in the executive branch. this is well within his power and for democrats complaining by the way that elon musk is not elected to go through usaid and other departments for government waste, there are thousands of unelected officials for the past four years when joe biden was asleep and not capable of doing t

does anybody remember voting for john kerry to be your private czar? around on a private jet and lecture me about reducing your car a bonn footprint? my side didn't was we lost. because we lost. david: pyramid schemes in egypt, i didn't know he was going to go there. >> we're not mess around here. ca david david jimmy failla, thank you very much. we're beginning to be watching fox news saturday night, 10 p.m. eastern time. you till have a live studio audience? >> yeah, i'm shocked. david: i love that. >> the fans that my if -- the fact that my fans get through security, i'll take it. david: the market was in the red, well, dow in the green. you gave us one index. that's pretty good. dow's up, nasdaq is down 29. mike murphy is here joining us now. you don't have to worry about following jimmy failla -- >> that's a tough act to follow p i'll tell you. david: bye, jimmy. stocks fall as global tensions rise. the bottom line is we're, we are now worried about the global situation and reaction to donald trump even though, i think, he might end up having a ve

secretary of state john kerry joins me now here in the treaty room. >> so we're. >> hoping that. >> russia a sort of a continuation of the cold war. this is. >> not rocky. >> for believe me. >> i mean, start with the facts. >> do you think that president obama has the facts wrong? >> we didn't discuss it. >> excuse me. >> mr. secretary, can you. >> respond to the threats. >> from china? >> thank you guys for. >> leaving the room. i haven't been in yet. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> can you can. >> you assure us. >> that russia will not be able to move further in ukraine? we haven't had. >> any time in here. that was only moments ago on the seventh floor of the state department. still no answers from secretary of state rex tillerson. >> it is overwhelming. >> i think that's the only word that i can use. i saw a six month old who looked like a newborn, and i was told by the doctors that actually she was doing better, showing that what we do actually save lives. >> many of the women in this makeshift camp tell of being raped by the marauding militias who killed the men and steal t

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oil and gas workers who also lost their jobs when joe biden and if john kerry cut into u.s. energy telling them, go learn software code. ben ferguson is here in moments to to respond. plus, we've got this story tonight -- >> he just took off on me. [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] elizabeth: whoa. we've got more new footage of that wild police chase in illinois. they're a chasing down dangerous illegal alien drug traffickers. plus, we've got new sound coming in of chicago voters commanding, again, democrats please stop the madness. you're hurting us. plus, new data that is coming many too on trump's success in shutting the border. but first this -- >> the ncaa has complied immediately, by the way, that's good. but i understand maine is -- is maine here in the governor of maine in. >> [inaudible] >> are you not going to comply with it? >> i'm complying with state and federal laws. >> well, i'm -- we are the federal law. >> [inaudible] >> well, you better do it. you better do it, because you're not going to get any federal funding, and is by the way, your pop alat

do you know what john kerry does with his wife? on date night? they get frisky and they use plastic straws. nobody likes a paper straw. you know that the guy who invented paper doesn't. oh, they're the worst, dude. and they. >> just get out of our lives. leave us alone. give us some liberty and freedom. >> and you know what the original justification was like? well, you got to have a paper straw because the turtles eat the plastic and die like, i don't know. stop. i don't know these turtles. some of these turtles can. be jerks. yeah. thank you. we move on. we got bigger fish to fry than the turtles and the straw eating turtles, which are dumb. >> well, you can you can make turtle soup. don't forget, they add that to your. >> super bowl. ohio family. yeah, they love that. go ahead. sorry. >> all right, switching gears. all right. thursday, jimmy, it was a big day for kamala. first, the former vp finally toured the damaged areas in california because of the wildfires. she was asked, is she going to run for california governor? here's what she said.

we were able to do it when i was at the dnc after john kerry's loss about 20 years ago, a similar. >>oment for sure. >> where we had to come. we realized the only way we were ever going to drive a message, get things done was if we did it together. >> alex. notably, at least at this meeting, the president apparently didn't take sides between the various factions in there. i imagine that's for now, as he judges, judges, the landscape. but but where does where does his leadership take this? and can he paper over or bridge those differences? >> i mean. >> he might be able to, but clearly. >> he's nervous about picking a side. >> you saw that he basically. >> picked a side. just 2 or 3. >> weeks ago in. >> a truth social post. >> and then quickly. >> backed off it. >> he backed the. >> one big bill and. >> then backed off. you know, i think there. >> is an instinct within among. >> a lot of his advisers. >> of get points on the board. if you just have a package that's defense spending. >> and immigration spending, there's also going to be some swing. state democrats, some swing district d

. >> then there was the time that secretary of state john kerry handed gave the russians a couple ofds. >> he was talking. >> to me about famous idaho potatoes. so we brought him some of the biggest potatoes from idaho. they are. it's impressive. >> and who can forget russian president vladimir putin giving president trump a soccer ball in helsinki? the soccer ball might have had a transmitter chip in it it will go to my son, barron. >> we have no question. in fact, melania, here you go. >> all right. our panel is back. brad. todd, there's a lot of symbolism in this major gift. i find it slightly head scratching. >> i wouldn't press both buttons if i. if he gave me a pager that said that. i don't think so, but i think donald trump will appreciate it. >> kate. >> i mean, these moments are usually intended to just be a convey a message. this obviously sends a very strong one. i guess that i guess netanyahu is trying to underscore strength and thinks trump will respond to that kind of strength. and but the. >> implication, not that it's going. >> to blow up, but i. >> mean, that's what.

. >> john kerry, of all people, investigated. we know that because. >> his own.y clinton be criminally investigated. >> you have pointed out the various threats that he has made against, you know, members of the media, lawyers, former department of justice officials, people who are involved. >> in the. >> russia investigation. >> people who are involved. >> in the mueller. >> investigation, people involved in the january 6th investigation. >> people involved. >> in in. >> standing up against. >> his effort to steal the election. >> after in. >> 2020. >> people who have been involved in. >> trying to protect voting rights. >> i mean, the list. goes on and on. >> of who the. enemies are. that isn't. >> the question. >> the question, the question is whether or not. >> the american people. >> is going to react. >> when we see. >> these political. prosecutions by saying. >> oh, well, maybe there's. >> some there. >> there, or whether. >> they're going to say, this is an outrage. >> because this is a political. >> prosecution, and. >> whether the judges are. >> going.

and you would think it's an existential crisis the way, you know, john kerry and all the others are taking their private jets to davos and talking to abhow we need to change our life. the people with the paris accord and everybody want want to make sure the united states is paying a heavy price for this. meanwhile, china builds more coal-fired power plants, they're not part of that paris accord. a lit real minder on co-2, what that's actually going to cost us. let's get back to other form of energy here. i'm showing you a picture of shasta dam. it's actually starting to fill up right now. we're getting massive rains in northern california. and shasta dam, they're not dumping the water at a high rate. so that makes hydroelectric power coming out, it comes from the bottom of the dam is where the hide roe damis -- hydro dam is. hydro power is co-2 free power. you don't have to wait for the sun to come up to hit your solar panels or the clouds to go away. or the wind to come up to blow your windmill. what's happening in northern california? recently, they decided, after many year, to tear down

caller: i was wondering if you were as outraged when john kerry going around the world.e wouldn't appear before congress when subpoenaed. i also wonder while the democrats and bite and opened the border and the supreme court was controlled by democrats and didn't have any problem when you won every case. i'm just curious how all of that happened. biden didn't follow, it was different. when biden went against the law over and over trying to do his student loans and getting struck down by the supreme court, he just kept going against it and yet when they told him he couldn't do something on the border he didn't try again and it was clearly a lie. as for doge, you are worried about that, it started under obama and he had tech pros and kids working for him that were 25 years old so stop talking about young people not doing things. host: we will get a response. guest: in terms of the supreme court it has had a republican majority since 1969 so i'm not sure what the 50 years you are referring to our but it has been public and controlled for a very long time and currently has a

teresa heinz kerry and -- um john kerry talk to her and she completely change the focus of let's moveig arm of you know, the corrupt industries actually totally co-opted and thank god -- thank god bobby kennedy and donald trump have advocated in that way. where we are at today with is a metabolic health crisis among kids and president trump and bobby kennedy put the mantle in the ground so i don't get matters what happened 10 or 15 years ago. um -- host: what is were generative agriculture? guest: yeah -- it gets to the climate change point. bobby kennedy -- i think politically democrats -- i think bobby kennedy and donald trump will reclaim environmentalism. i think the whole point of the spiritual dynamics are connection between the earth and us through carbon credits is totally broken and bankrupt. it's obviously just been a totally corrupt griff. i think what were generative farming is we are just not respecting the cycles of our crops and our soil, were generative farming, not industrial farming which bill gates is trying to do with long rows of crops and pesticides because of th

john kerry, the former secretary of state, in 2013 at the organization of american states said that therine is obsolete and we will retire it. he retired it in 2013, but some 12 years later, it is now being revived because of heightened concern and tensions particularly with china. the question is what do you do in that case? is putting pressure and making threats to latin american countries going to work or not? or could it be counterproductive if latin americans say i cannot do this, i will not break off ties with china. the of this is the choice, maybe we will go even more with china. i think this is a risk that u.s. officials and secretary rubio and others should keep in mind. it could have the opposite effect. during president trump's first term, from 2017 to 2021, latin america got closer to china, not more distanced from china. this has been a trend over time. the question is how do you address it, the issue? i think providing an alternative makes a lot more sense and would work a lot better than making threats. host: we have time for one last call. we will go to angela in califo

>> john: let's dig deeper with fox news legal editor kerri urbahn.ork. judge jeanette vargas clarifying the order that she put out a week ago, ten days ago, saying nobody could get access to the treasury payment system except for career officials, a couple of them at treasury, she has no? >> in fact the a treasury secretary can access data at his own agency. i'm a little concerned this judge in this case is causing a bit of a constitutional crisis. the fact -- i actually mean t that. >> john: democrats believe the president is doing it but maybe it is the courts. >> it is, tremendous gaslighting friendly by the democrats, i think the conversation -- >> john: that would be new. >> the conversation, there should be much more conversation about how the judiciary is interfering with a coequal branch of government. the executive branch in their exercising of their legitimate function and authority and in this particular situation i think the treasury department situation illustrates it the best. the fact that a judge is unilaterally deciding that politica

some degree, senator john thune, who all felt strongly attacked the obama administration, attacked john kerryat way that way at the time as well. and now here they are, and they seem nonplused by donald trump and the trump administration negotiating without the ukrainians at the table, being willing to give away the land that they they've been fighting for so many years, that evolution is quite dramatic. i think they're fearful, of course, of their political place and the impact of trump being upset. but it is it should be stunning to people. >> even in more recent history, it was one year ago this week that 22 republican senators defied donald trump and voted for a massive funding bill that included $60 billion to ukraine, among them now majority leader john thune. we heard a little bit of pushback yesterday saying that, well, we don't necessarily think putin is a good guy, but they still were very loath to actually criticize president trump himself. do you see that potentially changing? because if not, let's talk also about what this could mean. putin is going to get far better terms, it wo

. >> jacqui: kerri urbahn, thank you. >> john: good to see you. >> jacqui: president trump to meet withgovernor greg abbott at the white house. there are some signs that it is paying off. >> john: trump adding the department of education to his government overhauls peer to the next guest says they need to restart it from scratch. former education secretary betsy devos coming up next. >> this is the status quo. it is failure continuing decline, continual jamming of the prospects of america's young people in a diminished capacity of america to lead the world. ♪rais ♪ with the chase mobile app, things move a little more smoothly. ♪ deposit checks easily and send money quickly. [coins clinking] ♪ that's convenience from chase. make more of what's yours. i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold, they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept. one... keep...it...simple. rosland capital a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. g

. ♪ ♪ >> john: today, a judge to rule on a block of elon musk government efficiency from firing employees are accessing sensitive government records. let's bring in kerrict court, never been sympathetic ear for trump. that seems to have a problem what the states are arguing. the things i'm hearing or troubling, indeed, but i have to have a record finding facts before i issue something. what do you think? >> this can't be based on emotions that the plaintiffs that don't like donald trump and apparently they don't like audits either. judge chutkan said if she went forward to block access for doge, the broader request would effectively shut the government down. it would cause them to come to a halt. that is why a lot of the judges are siding with the trump administration. right now we only have one or two outstanding ones that is not a win for the trump administration. that is because thankfully that judges are acknowledging coequal branch executive branch has to be able to exercise legitimate functions like conducting audits like accessing data within the agencies. they should have the same access if not more than career colleagues. it is remarkable, joh

john: article one, article two, article three, all of these. thank goodness you are here because my head is spinning with all of this stuff. thank you, kerripreciate it. >> sandra: next up, i am going to take a walk next door to the fox weather studio to take a look at some dangerous which are whether that may be heading your way. >> john: plus we were just talking about this, a federal judge defined president trump by ordering the restoration of web pages that were removed due to his executive order. details on that coming up plus this. >> that is a constitutional crisis. that is a crisis for our democracy. >> what we are witnessing is a constitutional crisis. >> to defy court orders brings up a constitutional crisis peered. >> sandra: all right, joining us next on that, judge jeanine is here. she will react to that narrative of a constitutional crisis next. (tom) i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans 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% of your home's value. if you need cash fo

john: morgan news for america this tuesday afternoon. meantime, defending d.o.g.e. the trump administration sticking by the department aiming to cut government waste despite major pushback from democrats. kerri joe concha here to break down some of the hurdles that the president is facing. that is just ahead. >> democrats are raising the alarm. we are making all of the noise that we can. >> we just have to contain to hammer away, it takes time and persistence. >> that is a constitutional crisis and that, by the way, is how dictators come into power, so the organizing in the streets is very, very, very important. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. after working 25 years in the automotive industry, i retired. eight years ago, i just didn't feel like i was on my game. i started taking prevagen and i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. give it a try. i want it to help you just like it has helped me. i've been taking prevagen for eight years now and it is still helping me tremendously. prevagen. for your brain. (giggling) you go to sandals to get really, really close, (giggling) to the caribbean. we should do this every morning. sandals valentine's sale is now on. save

john: that really stuck out in my mind, too. let's bring bret back to discuss this. the talking points are gone around to the democratic side but as kerri urbahn would say, if anybody is precipitating a constitutional crisis, it is these appointed judges standing in the way of president trump's article to authority. >> i think karoline addressed that, pointing to the president's answer on this question, saying they are going to continue to fight these orders, but they believe that they are misplaced and the executive action that they are taking is justified. and how this money is spent. i thought it was really interesting. she did not add much to the detail on a conversation with putin and zelenskyy, only saying that this next step is going to happen in munich on the sidelines of the munich security conference. >> sandra: not a lot of detail in the actual exchange. about what, you know, what the u.s. has promised an exchange. it seems we have not been offered any detail about that, bret. >> i think this is where obviously the devil is in the details about how this all comes together at the negotiating table. it seems like he is leaning