this is out of the is who president trump is and why the american people elected him. >> john: presidentnding global shock waves as he suggests the united states should take long term control of gaza and rebuilding it. what is his plan for the middle east? we will ask ambassador nathan sales up next. tempur-pedic designed the ergo-pro smart base, to help you fall asleep — more easily. it's gentle massage and relaxing sounds... help calm your mind, every night. during our presidents day sale, save up to $500 now on select adjustable mattress sets. ♪ ♪ >> john: president trump raising eyebrows with a proposal he floated during the news conference with israel's prime minister. hamas quick to it reject the idea that benjamin netanyahu said trump's will bring new ideas to the table. joining us in a few seconds but trey yingst to start us off in tel aviv. how is the idea going over there? >> john, good afternoon and is overnight echoing across the region as president trump said the united states will take over gaza. the commander-in-chief opening up the possibility of u.s. forces operating ins

. >> john trump. >> quÉ dicen los estadounidenses de trump? a 30 dÍas de su regreso al poder?tiÓn. y aunque muchos se quejan de que no ha hecho lo suficiente para bajar los precios en inmigraciÓn, goza de mayor apoyo. el narcotrÁfico en mÉxico recluta a niÑos y jÓvenes contra su voluntad. >> nos mandaban a matar gente. >> en un reportaje especial hablamos con un joven que asegura que escapÓ de un grupo criminal y ahora teme por su vida. y una celebraciÓn de cumpleaÑos se convierte en un foro para que mujeres empleadas domÉsticas conozcan sus derechos. >> de dÓnde vienes? quiero guardar silencio. vas al trabajo? quiero guardar. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> buenos dÍas. hoy comenzamos con un caso de verdad doloroso. es la historia de jocelyn rojo, una niÑa de 11 aÑos que se quiÓo la vida en texas. su familia asegura que en la escuela la molestaban, que le decÍan que iban a llamar a ice para que deportaran a sus padres y que cuando eso ocurriera ella se iba a quedar sola. las autoridades estÁn investigando. francisco cuevas hablÓ con los padres y la abuela de la m

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looking for friendly jurisdictions and judges to basically stop donald trump's agenda via death by a thousand legal cuts. >> johnt just a friendly judge, a judge that does not like donald trump. >> sandra: mostly democrat appointed judges. hearing tomorrow on usaid and whether the trump administration can offer paid leave to these usaid employees and in effect shut down usaid is a trump-appointed judge and here he said look, i want more briefing on the issue, let's pause this and take a look, so it will be interesting to see what comes out of that hearing tomorrow. >> 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, kerri, appreciate 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. >> tha

jabs at each other as president trump claims zelenskyy is a dictator without elections and is more responsible for the ongoing war then he is taking credit for. >> john the meantime u.s. and russian officials agree they will appoint "high-level teams to begin working on a path forward to end the work. with that still hold the rift between trump and zelenskyy? >> sandra: mike waltz was part of the talks and he is on deck that first jacqui heinrich. she is lived in miami beach for us with the latest, hi. >> sandra, the president told me he likes zelenskyy personally coach about personally doesn't matter to him. he cares about getting the job done and he had to zelenskyy for letting the war go on for too long and not taking a deal. he confirmed what we reported yesterday, the u.s. supports ukraine holding elections before any peace deal. that is something russia has been pushing for but the president said this is not a russia thing. this comes from. zelenskyy fired a back this. listen. >> unfortunately, president trump with great respect for him as a leader of the people which we respect very much, the american people constantly support us. unfortunatel

i'm john dickerson. president trump, elected on the promise that he would tame inflation, admits that his tariffs will raise prices but promises a host of wonders in the future. the west coast gets hit with heavy rain and snow. the storms trigger mudslides in california and a massive crash of cars and trucks on an icy interstate in oregon. cbs's carter evans has the latest on the dangerous weather. and our in-depth focus tonight is on health care for the unhoused. elise preston rides along with an organization in los angeles that provides care for thousands of people experiencing homelessness. those stories and more right after our news headlines. ♪ ♪ >> congratulations, mr. secretary. >> john: the senate voted 52-48 to confirm robert f. kennedy jr. as health secretary. kentucky senator mitch mcconnelo who had polio as a child, was again the only republican to vote no on a trump nominee. he says kennedy has a "record of trafficking in dangerous conspiracy theories." it's those theories many debunked by science that caus

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. >> john: griff jenkins with more on the investigation has democrats played the blame game and point the finger at the trumptration? >> they are, john and a lot of information in the presser as you mentioned, the plane will sit there 48 hours and two hospitalized with nonlife-threatening injuries. we will hear what the canadian transportation safety board has to say because it is canadian airspace and this comes as democrats appear to be tying the toronto crash to president trump and doge despite canadian airspace is not controlled by the faa. senate minority leader chuck schumer said to those asking whether it matters the plane's destination in canada the flight to minneapolis, the faa is responsible for inspecting aviation equipment and trump let go of faa safety specialist. a former faa special claims blaming the faa ludicrous spirit to what i see at this point they have zero to do with this accident. but is not a matter of staffing. they had nothing to do with this at all. i can tell you that right now. >> plast think that firing at the faa and placing the faa is already short 800 technicians and these

. >> john: it began when mr. trump president zelenskyy yesterday of starting the war with russia which is not true and would surprise even vladimir putin who ordered his army to invade ukraine. >> maurice: president zelenskyy responded by accusing mr. trump of echoing russian propaganda. >> [speaking in a global language] >> interpreter: unfortunately president trump, who we respect a lot as a leader, of the nation that we really respect, the american nation, who supported us all the time, unfortunately he lives in this disinformation space. >> john: that comment sent president trump off again. he called zelenskyy a dictator and, adding insult to injury, a modestly successful comedian. >> maurice: with this rhetoric, it is easy to forget that the united states has been ukraine's chief ally in the war which has left three quarters of a million ukrainians and russians, civilians and military, dead or wounded. >> john: and that the u.s. has spent more than $100 billion on the war. that too rankled president trump, who acc

trump: i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear -- >> that >> i will faithfully execute. thfully execute -- >> the office of president of the united states. pres. trump: so this is january 6, these are the hostages, a proximally 1504 a pardon. we had a great talk with mexico. the eu has been very unfair to us. we have a deficit of $350 billion. they don't take our cars. elon: if bureaucracy is in charge, what meaning does bureaucracy have? pres. trump: the u.s. will take over the gaza strip, and we will do a job with it, we will own it. >> for the first time renamed gulf of america. pres. trump: zelenskyy got to move fast or is not going to have a country left. annita: you just rushed back to the studio from the latest white house press briefing. what were your takeaways? caitrÍona: it was very squishy-squashy. standing room has been like a mosh pit at a concert because this was a press conference to mark the first month of president trump in office. joined by the press secretary karoline leavitt, joined on stage by some of president trump's closest confidence, stephen mil

i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear. president trump took the oath of office just one month ago, setting off a dizzying series of executive orders and changes to the federal government. and there is no denying this administration is off to a historic start. the president hasigned 73 executive orders. most of them focusing on government and foreign affairs, specifically immigration. and we're trying to make our government smaller but much stronger. we offer deferred resignation buyouts to all federal workers, though there is no guarantee the workers will receive the money offered. president trump also created the department of government efficiency, or doge, and he has praised billionaire elon musk and doge for moving quickly to shrink the federal workforce. i was fired yesterday morning. i leading to nationwide protests. musk has essentially dismantled entire agencies and cut programs that don't align with the president's agenda, including diversity, equity and inclusion programs. under trump's direction, departments have

. >> donald john trump fue solemne. >> con un ritmo vertiginoso. de transformaciÓn en un mes, considerÓ la casa blanca, mientras dos encuestas publicadas hoy por cnn y el washington post destacan la desaprobaciÓn de una estrecha mayorÍa a su gestiÓn, la pÉrdida de apoyo entre grupos clave como los jÓvenes y los hispanos, y una preocupaciÓn clara. el 57% de los estadounidenses opina que se ha excedido en su autoridad presidencial. con la economÍa como el principal reto, pues el 62% cree que no ha hecho suficiente para disminuir los precios. >> estoy muy desencantado. >> todo estÁ por las nubes. >> yo le darÍa por lo menos el primer aÑo para ver si el resultado. >> segÚn los encuestados, las acciones mÁs significativas de trump estÁn en inmigraciÓn, donde goza de una mayor aprobaciÓn. >> hay criminales, hay, hay asesinos. hay gente que no tenÍa por quÉ estar aquÍ. >> aunque, subraya, cnn ha incrementado el porcentaje de personas que describen sentirse con miedo, c como patti, inmigrante colombiana que es solicitante de asilo. >> es una angustia consta

-mexico border since president trump took office, a striking number. >> john: thank you, camillo. hose sickened by a toxic mass debris of 9/11 are calling on president trump to a immediately reverse cuts he made to the world trade center health program. the reductions made last week were part of elon musk's part of department of government efficiency, or doge, which is cutting spinning eliminating jobs across the federal government. anthony gardner worked at the center, before he was fired. thank you for joining us. 20% of the staff was cut and i understand, what would the impact be on the 9/11 community? >> thank you for having me, john. yes, in the days and weeks ahead of the impacts can be significant. the clinics are operating where our responders and survivors get their care, but our program administers those contracts and those clinics and overseas and sets policy, approve certification so that those 9/11 responders have access to quality and timely care. so if that program staff is not whole, our responders and survivors are going to start to encounter delays with getting ac

i'm john dickerson. president trump vowed to lower prices on day one. on day 23, the labor department reported that inflation went up last month. we'll look at what's keeping prices up and whether the president's policies will bring them down or, in the case of tariffs, push them up further. the fragile cease-fire between israel and hamas appears to be coming undone. the exchange of israeli hostages for palestinian prisoners is on hold. president trump threatened hamas that all hell will break loose if all hostages aren't released by this saturday. that may turn out to be a prophecy. chris livesay in tel aviv speaks to the mother of an israeli hostage about what the standoff means for her son. our in-depth focus tonight is on a catholic school district in new york city where math and reading scores re improving. a break in the nationwide trend. meg oliver learns the secrets to its success. those stories and more right after our news headlines. ♪ ♪ >> we want to end that war. that war is a disaster. >> john: after deciding the fate of gaza without consul

. >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear. >> donald trump's the second american president to return to office after losing an election. he promised payback. >> i am your retribution. i am your retribution. >> he is moving aggressively to enact his agenda. >> federal agencies and conducting raids and sanctuary cities across the u.s. >> the new trump administration has fired federal prosecutors who were involved in the criminal cases. >> it will henceforth be the official policy of the united states government that there are only two genders, male and female. >>> mike murphy is a legendary republican campaign consultant. james carville, equally legendary, advises democrats. both supported kamala harris in 2024 and both called it wrong. >> i think she is going to win. i predict with low to medium conference. >> we are going to win, we are going to win this thing. >> we brought them together on stage at the university of southern california to look back at the last election and ahead to the next one. >> maga-ism will not die with trump. you have one hope, the democratic party. >> i thin

trump made. as you cited, john, 66% of americans support freezing foreign aid. i rode a fascinating article in "the washington post" and they interviewed voters in pennsylvania and all of them said they support president trump and elon musk's efforts to make this government more efficient. what president trump and elon musk in this entire administration is trying to do is make our bloated bureaucracy in washington run like a profitable business. every agency has been passed going line by line and ensuring the american tax payer's money is lined with american people's interest. it is a common sense solution to fixing decades old problem of bloated bureaucracy, waste, fraud, and abuse. the vast majority of americans supported. the democrats can hoop and holler all they want at the white house wilkins mcstay committed to delivering president trump's priorities and good stewards of hardworking american taxpayer dollars. >> sandra: karoline, great to have it on the program and sandra here. as far as a bio offer expires midnight tonight and the latest 40,000 staff have

trump. [cheers and applause] >> john: screaming f trump and cheering at it at outdoor rallies, is that a goodt home in the heartland? >> this is so bizarre to me, john, for someone who has covered politics for so long, it is not just the look and behavior, but it is a substance matter, right? everyone understands we are not talking about government being changed in terms of most of the things that americans care about in terms of their federal government, no one is talking about getting rid of medicare or social security. really democrats are somehow thinking that americans are going to get upset, a grant was canceled for lgbtq opera overseas? or that we are shutting down office space that is unutilized, that nobody is sitting in at the moment? i mean come americans generally understand that government is vy inefficient and they are generally on board with any plans to try to fix them, which is why democrats if you go back to clinton and gore and even obama used to talk about their interest in getting rid of waste, fraud, and abuse. so this is a bizarre hill to go die on. >> john: i remember

thanks. >> john: major wins for the trump cabinet. senate confirming chris wright a former oil executive to serve as the next secretary of energy. eight democrats voted in favor. he is a vocal supporter of fossil fuels and promoting u.s. energy dominance. the senate teeing up a final boat on pam bondi to lead the justice department. she faced tough questions from democrats but maintained full support from republicans. >> they will pay for that if they attempt to shoot at, take shots at, aggressively approach troops or border patrol agents. we won't stand for it ever. >> dana: cartels targeting border agents in response to president trump's immigration crackdown. tom homan on what comes next. plus canada and mexico both caving to the president's demands on tariffs. will beijing be next to pull back from the brink? crews are pulling the remains of american airlines flight 5342 out of the potomac river. what investigators hope to learn from the wreckage. >> airspace is safe. we should understand as public but demand we can't stand to hav

john dickerson. >> maurice: i'm maurice dubois. president trumpny times on the campaign trail he could end the war in ukraine in one day, and he spent a good part of this day working on it. >> john: he started with a phone call to russian president vladimir putin. they agreed to begin negotiations on ending the war and to meet in person for the first time since mr. trump's first term. >> maurice: president trump then called ukrainian president zelenskyy to inform him about his talks with putin. >> john: it has been a day of rapid developments as we approach the third anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. weijia jiang is at the white house, and weijia, for a president elected largely on the domestic issues, this is his second major foreign policy move after his proposal to seize gaza. >> reporter: well, john, what is notable about this conversation and negotiations between trump and putin is that it upends three years of u.s. policy on the war in ukraine. president biden refused to speak to putin after russia invaded ukraine back in february

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john. cia taking on aggressive row with president trump to battle against cartels by expanding secret droner mexico. chief national correspondent, jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. what is new about this? >> john, senior official tells me the cia has been flying drones over mexico to gather intelligence on the cartels and the seven labs. to the program started during the biden administration and continued by the trump administration. and not armed in other words, these are intelligent surveillance and reconnaissance isr drones and not lethal. this is not in her lateral i am told. this is an coordination with the mexican government. it is focused on locating fentanyl labs and cartels. the cartel shared with the mexican government for them to act on. the head of u.s. northern command which oversees homeland security explained recently during congressional testimony. >> we have a number at the intel that work with inner agency and federal agencies to provide intelligence that gets after the cartel networks that derides the production and distribution of fentanyl and pushes it across the b

john. 100 reporting from capital hill. while the us president donald trump is expected to unveil reciprocal terrace on several countries, including brazil, which exports ethanol to america. reciprocal terrorists are one of trump's core campaign. pledge was aimed at matching rates imposed by other countries on american goods. the president says the taxes will address what he calls unfair trade practices. will not speak to robert scott, who is an economist, joining us from rockville and maryland. robert scott, welcome to alta 0. will obviously wait to see what's and when that announcement is made by trump, but we do expect fits in the next few hours. but is this just about evening to score with 4 nations that the place taxes on american goods and to, to solve what he says are unfair trade practices, or is there more to this? i don't know, i say good struck the senior really liking and strategic intent is terror policy. you seem to just employ the user as an to go shooting flores without a further thought about how they're going to section, either exploiting or

i'm john dickerson. president trumpsing ahead with his plan for trying to end of the nearly 3-year-old war in ukraine. at the white house today, he said u.s. and russian officials will be meeting tomorrow in munich, and ukraine is invited to join them. >> maurice: but a spokesperson for president zelenskyy said ukraine does not expect to hold any talks with russia, not right now. he said the united states, europe, and ukraine must all first agree on a common position. >> john: the ukraine war will be the main topic at the opening of the 61st munich security conference held in a city synonymous with europe's appeasement of hitler at a conference in 1938 in the run-up to world war ii. history some critics are raising to describe president trump's dealings with russian president putin over ukraine. >> maurice: we begin tonight with imtiaz tyab, who has been covering the ukraine war from the start. >> [speaking in a global language] >> reporter: for ukraine, this has always been a war of survival. nearly three years after r

john dickerson. that is the message president trump is sending millions of federal workers. mr.who spent years firing people on a tv show, is now doing it for real. >> maurice: he is firing federal government employees or offering buyouts. the white house says tens of thousands have accepted, but labor unions are suing to stop the buyout, and today a federal judge paused it temporarily. >> john: the president is also targeting thousands of fbi agents and other bureau employees for possible firing. those who were involved in the investigation of the january 6th riot at the capitol. today, another judge blocked the justice department from releasing a list of their names. >> maurice: scott macfarlane spoke with an agent on that list who says the bureau is in turmoil. we are protecting the agent's identity here tonight. scott? >> reporter: yeah, maurice this fear of firings is spreading inside the fbi. among agents who have tried to track down terrorists, child predators, and violent gangs but who also were part of the investigation into january 6th. the largest criminal investigati

. >> john: big change across the continent there. >> dana: two of president trump's cabinet picks tulsi gabbard and rfk, jr. will facing votes today. welcome to "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. bill hemmer is off today. >> john: great to be with you. enjoy it. i'm john roberts. rfk, jr.'s nomination for health and human services secretary will face a critical vote in the senate finance committee any minute. kennedy will need a majority of votes to advance out of committee for consideration before the full senate. >> dana: the afternoon tulsi gabbard is up for her vote. president trump sounding positive about her chances. >> have you called senators who have concerns about tulsi gabbard. >> president trump: i've gotten a great response. they want to do what's right and we've had a good response. i think we'll do well. >> dana: senior congressional correspondent chad pergram has more for us on capitol hill. >> good morning. tulsi gabbard and rfk, jr. are the most controversial nominees of all. everyone is looking to see what bill cassidy of louisiana will be on kennedyment former se

john, it's interesting, mr. trumpand fed chair jay powell appears before the senate and doesn't attack and reel on it's inflationary. >> he was specifically asked who's going to pay for the tariffs and he said, look, some are paid for by consumers and others are paid for by exports and others on could your honor seizure disorders exchanges and -- currency exchanges and they were trying to bait him to bashing the tariffs and powell did a good job saying one i run the fed and that's terrific. two, he told them the truth which is waiting see how they play out. it doesn't make sense for the fed to start trying to counter it somehow, which is what the deputies wanted him to do. larry: nothing is interesting and it gives trump more elbow room to negotiate and they're a path to free trade and in his heart, trump is a free trader and tax and yous we tax you and text tax us less and we'll tax you less. that's what he wants. >> you're right. trump has faith in the american worker and american business to be able to compete with

john dickerson. the second chapter in the era of donald. trump and washington is said to.in shortly as a republican. congress tries to agree with the. president on spending and taxes. caitlin huey-burns reports on. not coming fight and the view. among some members of the. president's own party that the. cuts he has made so far may be. going too far. president trump says volodymyr zelenskyy has no cards in the negotiation over the fate of his country. we will speak with marc caputo of axios about why the president is putting a squeeze on zelenskyy to accept the deal with russia. and an invasion along learn more northern border why hogs are threatening the economy and they seem to be unstoppable. adam yamaguchi with our in-depth report tonight. those stories and more right after our news headlines. ♪ ♪ >> it so painful. >> john: fury and anguish in israel after dna testing shows remains were returned by hamas are not from shiri bibas. she remains missing and gauze. raising fear that fighting may resume. >> hamas lied and violated the agreement. >> john: cbs news has learned

." ♪ ♪ >> john: thank you, kayleigh big week for trump team 2.0 as a department of government efficienciesh two victories in court and the cabinet begins to take its final four. john roberts in washington and we made it to friday but it is going to be a really busy afternoon. >> sandra: buckle up and sandra smith in new york and this is p30. day one for kash patel as director of the fbi appeared to be is looking to make some big changes right out of the gate. he will be sworn in later this afternoon by the new attorney general pam bondi also seeking to make big changes herself, mainly to reorient the doj's mission back to fighting violent crime. a.j. ponte first will join us live here. >> john: first did that fox team coverage how kash patel's first day but we began with senior white house corresponden. peter, that was an interesting event the president attended with all of the governors. >> it was a long one, john. and an event last night, we are seen president trump talk about this doge engineers coming through the database is that the agencies'. he is talking about them differently than

how did king abdullah react to president trump when he talked about this plan to take over the gaza strip? >> reporter: john the oval office, both king abdullah and president trump were practicing the art of diplomacy, not being direct with one another in the views they've previously expressed. so the king was asked very directly whether he agrees with trump's plan and he said well, i have to consult with egypt and other allies in the region. but after the meeting, he issued a statement to being clear and he said i reiterated jordan's steadfast position against the displacement of palestinians in gaza and the west bank. this is a unified arab position. he went on to say that rebuilding because without displacing the 2 million people who live there right now should be the priority for everybody. of course, that is not exactly how trump sees it. >> john: how do they see it at the white house? obviously there's so many layers to this. what are you hearing from them at the white house about this meeting on this plan of the president's? >> reporter: the white house says the president was very explicit with the k

. >> john: i'm john dickerson. president trumpay began the second month of his second term as head of the u.s. government, a government he is determined to shrink. >> maurice: and he got some help today from a federal judge in washington. the judge -- an obama appointee -- refused to stop the president's mass firings of federal employees. >> john: the judge said unions representing those workers must their claims of wrongful firings to the federal labor relations authority. the chairwoman of that agency, a biden appointee -- is one of the people mr. trump fired. >> maurice: since the president was sworn in, he has taken aim at the federal workforce of 2.4 million and fired, laid off, or offered buyouts to untold thousands, and we say "untold" because the white house is not telling us exactly how many as the job cuts continue. weijia jiang has been tracking down the jobs being eliminated and weijia, what have you found? >> reporter: we found there is a group of more than half a million workers vulnerable to the administration's swe

coming up on the "cbs evening news plus," our >> john: president trump's immigration crackdown has resulted than 8000 arrests an operation spanning nearly two dozen cities in the first two weeks since returning to office. cooperation between immigration officers and local law enforcement in so-called sanctuary cities has been limited. in tonight's "in-depth," cbs's kati weis looks at the tension between federal policy and local priorities. >> let me see your hands! >> reporter: it's 5:30 in the morning just outside new orleans. this group of i.c.e. and dea agents have just pulled over and arrested a man in an operation to detain and deport three different immigrants they say are undocumented and who recently were charged with a variety of crimes. i.c.e. says these ops are a top priority. >> we are working a lot more on our caseload. >> reporter: the new orleans dea chief is happy to help. how often would you say you assist? >> every day. >> reporter: during this operation, i.c.e. agents detain one man charged with rape as well as another man they say is undocumented who happened to be in th

adequate reason given for that, but again good on the trump administration for securing his release. it has been a busy couple of weeks here, johnobviously come on foreign policy with the trump administration, and we should all be celebrating this success. >> sandra: just looking back at rep kelly, who has advocated strongly for his release, he notes in his most recent posting about vogel being a butler, pennsylvania, native, taught history and taught diplomats in milan, malaysia, russia, to go back to that date august 14th, 2021 when he was detained, he has been serving a 14 year hard labor sentence for possession, as you noted, dan, medical marijuana used to treat his severe back injury, charge very similar to that of wnba player brittney griner. so the statement has come out from the national security advisor mike waltz. i imagine is the president, we just saw and heard from him a moment ago, speaking there with the king of jordan, that we will hear more from the white house shortly. dan, obviously very big news. >> yeah, this is a great bit of news. look, marc was teaching in since 2012. he is a teacher. that is all he was d

the trump administration in the first term started doing this stand of 2020. johnry, very impressive list day one. i was at doj three years and i think that studded stomach stood out to me would not catch the average person that person's attention and one of the directives they would not tolerate department employees who delayed department objectives and that includes not signing briefs are refusing to advance good-faith arguments. if they don't go along with making good-faith arguments and the like, they could be terminated or disciplined. the reason that matters and it is not just some rhetoric, when i was doj coach i watch the app and career employees over and or again. do you want to respect conscious if moral objective will make an objection or something? of course! that is not what i typically sell, throwing tantrums because they didn't want to advance aggressive but good-faith legal arguments. they wouldn't sign briefs or memos or huffing and puffing. it made advancing the president's agenda very difficult. i give her a lot of credit for going after that as

kris will have more on "cbs evening news plus." >> john: president trump signed an order today to stop funding for schools that require covid vaccines. it's not expected to have much impact becaus most of those mandates have already been dropped. >> maurice: and a texas judge fined a new york doctor $100,000 for sending abortion medications to a woman in texas, where most abortions are banned. the same doctor faces criminal charges in a similar case in louisiana, pitting the governors of louisiana and new york against each other. jericka duncan talked with the prosecutor in that case. >> we are prosecuting the doctor because she violated louisiana laws for aiding and abetting and committing an abortion. bottom-line is "come answer the warrant." >> reporter: tony clayton is the district attorney in louisiana who filed criminal charges against new york doctor margaret carpenter. >> if the abortion crime were a tailor-made suit, it would custom-fit the actions of dr. carpenter. >> reporter: how much time is she facing? what's the penalty? >> that's up to the judge. so, it ranges from 5 to

. >> john: alicia acuna please do, sandra periods paid to president trump about to speak after meetingh japanese prime minister. the parent discussing the plans for japan's further investments in the u.s. during the first sit down meeting, it happened earlier today. it is ongoing and we will see the two of them but first peter doocy lead from the white house. peter, what else did they discuss? >> we know from president trump's comment a few minutes ago they are talking about ai. he didn't think deepseek chinese release last week was that big of a deal. impact, he thought it was a good thing for the ai competition. they will talk about north korea and of course, there will be some talk about president trump's efforts here to pare back the federal government with the help of the world's richest man in. listen to this. >> elon his finding tremendous fraud, waste and corruption. you see it with usaid but you will find it more with other agencies and other parts of government. he has a group that is fantastic and he's been able to do this a long time. everybody knew it was existent. but i t

john roberts in washington. republican senator susan callan announcing she will not support cash patel, 1 of 4 defections will be needed to sink the defection. republicans are betting 1,000 when it comes to getting president trump's cabinet nominees across the finish line. >> sandra: fox team coverage for you starts right now, former white house white house press secretary ari fleischer is here with his reaction in moments. >> john: let's go to the senior congressional correspondent chad pergram live on capitol hill. what's the status of the cash patel vote right now? >> john, good afternoon. they are voting right now in the senate will confirm cash patel, though question is how many republicans will vote no. g.o.p. named susan collins opposes cash patel, watching lisa mnodemocrats will vote yea. they rallied at fbi headquarters this morning. >> every republican who votes for him today needs to know that they will own those facts. >> democrats excoriated and lambasted him for wanting to prosecute senior officials including some who served in the first trump administration. >> mr. patel has left a long line of grievances, lashing out at anyone who is not completely aligned with him. he calls democrats "vindictive,

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john trump. i mean, think about some of the outrageous, aggressive, infuriating things he said.ou know what? he's been protected rightly by the first amendment. so what ed martin is talking about shows he just doesn't know what he's doing as a prosecutor. >> and i think it's an important distinction. like you said, no one wants threats against government officials that should be prosecuted. serious threats. how do you define that threat? and he's made it clear how he's defining that. >> he seems to define. yeah, he seems to be defining threat is things i find offensive. but that's nowhere near what the law requires. i should add. also, chuck schumer has the benefit of this obscure provision of the constitution, called the speech. >> and debate clause. >> so you went to law school? >> i did. >> it's a good thing you went to a guy. you got your degree in law. >> but i. >> knew that even before i went to law school, because it's pretty. >> speech and debate clause basically says a member of congress cannot be prosecuted or punished for things they say in the course of their job as

john: today, senate minority leader chuck schumer urged mr. trumpverse course before the tariffs take effect at 12:01 tuesday morning. >> you campaigned on lowering prices. you campaigned on this wallet. but your tariffs will have more money come out of this wallet for so many goods and services. john: the public reaction in canada has been especially strong. kirsten hillman is the canadian ambassador to the united states. madam ambassador, do you see a path to averting this before tuesday morning? kirsten: i have to hope there is always a path. the president put these tariffs in place in relation to concerns that he had at the border or has at the border. we've been working on that with him and his team since december. i think we've made incredible progress. we have had discussions up until last friday but there is always more to talk about so i'm hopeful. we are seeing good engagement with his administration including his border czar. i hope there is a path out of this. john: is it clear what the president wants out of these talks? kirsten: we hav

one person who knows what it is like to be blindsided by a trump announcement is ambassador john boltonved as a national security advisor from 2018 to 2019 in the first trump presidency. on the first day of his second administration, the president withdrew his security detail despite credible threats he has faced from iran. i spoke to him a short time ago about the gaza plan. how widely does he think it was shared? >> it doesn't look like it was shared much at all although trump read a good part of the language about gaza from a prepared text, so somebody must have written it up. not anybody who i think thought through at least the potential american participation, that's for sure. christian: he has doubled down on it today, says america will take control of gaza after the war, although troops may not be on the ground. of course, the israelis have already reacted to it, saying they're preparing a plan for people to leave. what are the security implications of that? >> you have to look at this in two pieces. the first piece is what exactly the u.s. role would be. i would say the u.s. rol

and what the president, president donald john trump wants to do is get to that kind of world.world. if you look just micro at what happened this week in the steel and aluminum tariffs, we've seen billions of dollars added to the market. cap of companies collectively. nucor cleveland-cliffs us steel century aluminum. and we expect not only those. companies to. prosper as they did back in the first term, but we're also going to see a lot of investment come both domestically and from abroad, to come inside the perimeter of the united states to be able to produce. so this is a it's. >> a the. steel companies may have. >> rallied peter. >> but the. >> auto companies. are warning about it and they are not rallying. and this could be a huge headache and a huge expense for them, not to mention other companies. i mean, just we were talking to coke yesterday. aluminum costs are going to go up. cans are going to go up. i mean, there. >> are there are others affected by this. >> sir, here's the beauty of this. if i were sitting here, as i did back in 2018, you would say the same things ba

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