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maria: great to see you -- >> see you later kellyanne conway we'll be right back don't miss interviewgar yoorn prime minister, on the other side of the break you are watching "mornings with maria" lives on "fox business" stay with us. . balÄzs. >>> the only thing good at playing joe biden like a fiddle an expression we use a dictator without elections zelenskyy better move fast nor he is not going to have a country left got to move got to modify fast the war is going in the wrong direction meantime we are successfully negotiating an end to war with russia. maria: a president trump slamming ukraine president zelenskyy, urging him quickly make a peace deal with russia j.d. vance warning zelenskyy top bad-mouthing trump and united states, after zelenskyy accused of the president of living in quote russian dismisinformation, said trashing trump is atrocious way to deal with this administration the political dreshg to hungarian prime victoror about an balÄzs organ your reaction between president trump and zelenskyy. >>good morning thanks for having me, i think, the best news is that after

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we're going to ask kellyanne. conway. >> steve: d.e.a.gents arresting 100 people in a massive series of raids in colorado, including some with gang ties. wait until you hear biden investor public schools are now suing the trump administration. >> ainsley: plus congresswoman aoc wants migrants to know how to avoid ice agents. >> they either want to deceive you into thinking that they are nice or they lie so that you come to believe that they do have a right to enter. >> ainsley: the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> president trump's america first agenda front and center on the world stage today as top members of his administration are in europe, letting other leaders know where our priorities are, where they are going to be for the next four years. >> brian: lucas tomlinson is live at nato headquarters in brussels right now. lucas, you have had an exciting trip, what's on at that point? >> well, brian, defense secretary pete hegseth has returned here to nato headquarters in brussels, urging nato allies to produce more we

and the former white house chief of staff mike meadows is now coming on with us as well as kellyanne conway and intelligence officer rebecca com for who knows russian pretty well we start with the rebecca. what does a vladimir putin think? >> vladimir putin would like to ended the war but on his terms which are unacceptable to washington and president trump's team. and he maintained a wartime footing several years prior to the beginning of this war which is why he feels he can keep going unless he meets that requirement. if they did that they would look like idiots. investing $200 billion for three years and 1,000,000 russians are dead and what do they have in return nothing which is why putin is going to play hardball. it's great that mark is home and trump understands it's not an indicator that the numbers are easy. and it's a very good. and russia has paid a dear price and vice president vance and they have their whole team fanned out all over the world and with a peaceful result in the russian ukrainian more and this is a continuation of what president trump did in his first term he had

joining us now kellyanne conway. katie pavlich. fox news contributor, ladies, we're running short. rtance and strength of faith and god and religion, and also pointing out obvious, too many democrats oppose religion and god. kellyanne, what do you make of it? >> well, president trump is going there, because he said he wants to known as a peacemaker and unifier, he thanked god, divine intervention from saving his life from that assassin bullet, our founding was to protect church from state not the other way, we came here, people came hire from england because king george would not allow them to practice religion the way they wanted to. the whole idea you have secularists trying to rip god out of the public square out of some of our government documents, they always offer us their thoughts never their prayers, that problematic. speaking of tax cuts. they doubled child care tax credit, they have a ch but so is the religious based attacks on campuses and halls of congress, it has to stop. larry: bringing god and religion back in, i don't think you can have a healthy country without it,

also joining us, fox news contributor and former senior counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. charles payne, host of "making money" at 2:00 p.m. eastern on fox business. we welcome you both. kellyanne, let's begin with these moments today appear to countries that should be yoked together on things. >> i saw a recent poll that shows americans believe the u.k. is our greatest ally. i agree. 42% of americans, followed by canada, 24%. that may change. i attended a reception last night at the british embassy in washington, d.c.. it was covered by the british press, with the prime ministers that was public. he basically emphasize not just of the alliance, but allegiance he and president trump have forged over the last couple of months. he called president trump when he was shot in butler, pennsylvania. they have talked since. their ben wight, five or six prime ministers on donald trump's watch in the eight years since he had become president the first time it's on our? they cycle through quite a few. i think with this visit today, it is not a coincidence, harris, that starmer said l

senator ashley moody and kellyanne conway, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> dana: scary moments a window. he apparently hit it hard enough to crack the glass. that prompted several other passengers to tackle him. they restrained him using zip ties and shoelaces and the plane landed safely. there was another airplane scare this time on the ground. a japan airlines jet collides with a parked delta jet on the taxiway at seattle airport. you can see right there the wing of the japan airline plane impaled the tale of the delta jet. an expensive fix. no one was hurt. >> no matter who the president is, i'm excited because it's the biggest game of my life, you know? having the president there, you know, is best country in the world and it would be pretty cool >> john: travis kelce is pumped up. security will be tight. garrett tenney is live along the banks of the big muddy in the big easy. >> you remember after that attack the government said it would send additional resources to secure the super bowl. anything local officials asked for they're getting. cbp agents on the mississippi riv

of this problem, is that china has a long history going back to the first term in efforts of kellyanne conwayto do i tell you this. china is an authoritarian society has control eyes on everybody in that society. it could turn a switch, they could stop that problem, so that is what they need to do, americans need to stop dying from communist chinese fentanyl >> what is going to be the metric that president trump is going to use, to decide with whether or not to institute those tariffs and mexico and canada in 30 days. in the interim we have seen troops on border fentanyl czar in canada, we've seen branding, drug cartels as terrorist organizations, but let's, let's -- understand, that the ultimate metric is going to be, americans are going to stop dying from fentanyl. maria: are you afraid of a trade war if president trump follows up with tariffs on europe which is expected mid-february? >> we have to have again, this is not our first rodeo we have to have institutional memory, and you above all people should remember the hysteria over the initial china tariffs. >> yeah. >> all we had was pros

this problem is that china has a long history going back to the first term and efforts that kellyanne conwayed of simply not doing what it said it was going to do. ism i'm hearing that right now president donald trump doesn't have a call with chinese president xi on his books and karoline leavitt about an hour ago out in front of west wing said that call would happen soon. ashley. ashley: things always move quickly now. edward, thank you and we'll continue to follow that. back to the markets and mike murphy joining us this morning. great to see you, mike. listen, the volatility regarding these tariffs and the back and forth continues on the market i am sure. i'd argue that corporate profits are good and us consumer is strong and any selloffs that we see are buying opportunities and would you agree? >> i really have nothing to add there, ashley. you sum it had up perfectly. good morning, great to see you. so here's where we are, a month -- basically a month into president trump's first year in office, we already have a 2.5% gain in the markets so now we have the tariffs coming out that are ca

senator ted cruz is standing by but first to kellyanne conway former senior councillor to president trump. leslie marshall, democratic strategist. senator ted cruz coming up in moments. great to see both of you. i want to pull this up from jared baker's editorial in "the wall street journal". as democrats stand up for the bureaucrats against doge. he says it was a tableau for the ages, one example of the many strange battles the democratic party has decided to defend the past few years. illegal immigrants over citizens, teachers unions over parents and children. criminals over victims. men turned women over girls, good luck with the democrats he writes. you may want to fire your holsters. leslie, let me start with you. your reaction to the vulgar language that was just used that you saw from democrats who seem to be wanting to die on the hill of not cutting spending in washington. >> i would disagree. i'm a democrat and i want spending cut but i don't want people in the middle of a medical trial who have medication in their body who could become very ill or died because of that type of a

i'm kellyanne conway in tonight for sean.pending the first month in office working at a record pace, the new trump administration is showing no signs of slowing down. yesterday, doge revealed that schools across the country spent nearly $200 billion in covert relief funds on expenses that had almost no impact on students. this included egregious spending on hotel rooms at caesars palace in las vegas and an ice cream truck. according to reports, president trump is planning to take control of the u.s. postal service. this follows years of massive financial losses. meanwhile, the interior secretary says his department is, quote, completely embracing the doge effort. and earlier this evening, president trump signed to new memoranda. one protecting american companies from overseas extortion and another restricting chinese investments in strategic areas here. president trump also addressed reporters in the room during the signing. take a look. >> we want to have a post office that works well and doesn't lose massive amounts of mone

this problem is that china has a long history going back to the first term and the efforts that kellyanne conway led of simply not doing what it said it was going to do. >> president trump does not have a scheduled call yet with president xi on his calendar. the white house press secretary says that call will happen soon. >> john: soon but maybe not today. >> she would not give a date. she just said soon. when the president spoke in the oval office he said the u.s. will engage in china in 24 hours. that's not necessarily president to president. could be the representatives of the administration engaging with representatives of the chinese government. >> john: it's 10:00 at night in china. edward lawrence for us. thank you. >> got it. >> we'll get control of this border. as i mentioned, to the cartels, all options are on the table. we will secure our border and our men and women guarding it and we're proud to be here. >> this is a game changer. we will finally succeed in having operational control of our southern border with this president in charge. >> dana: president trump's defense secretary a

[applause] so we have kellyanne conway. she's so good. she's a good person.ayor of highly, i love this guy, because he said, sir, i want to name a major boulevard after you, and he did it. anyone who names a boulevard after me i like a lot. as to bond -- estevan, thank you very much. great honor. a lot of people come back from there and say they just named a road after you. i say that's ok, it's a beginning. with the help of everyone in this room, we've just won the most epic, consequential political victory in american history, according to a lot, they said it's the most consequential election victory in the last 129 years. what was there 120 nine years ago? but it was a great one. at the presidential level, we won the popular vote for the first time for any republican in decades. we swept all seven swing states, pennsylvania, wisconsin, georgia, north carolina, arizona , michigan, and nevada by large margins. for the first time ever, all 50 states shifted toward the republican party. we have never had that before. nobody has. it has never happened before. y

tonight's historic events, former white house chief of staff mark meadows, fox news contributor kellyanne conway and former dia intelligence officer rebecca koffler. she knows russia really well. we'll start with you, rebecca. what is vladimir putin thinking? why did he do this? >> putin would like to end this war, but he would like to end this war on his terms, which are unacceptable to washington and even to president trump's team. putin made sure that he transitioned his military and economy on a wartime footing seven years prior to the beginning of this war, and that's why he feels that he can keep going unless we meet his requirements. and if we do meet his requirements, we would look like idiots, because we have invested $200 billion and for three years, 1 million of ukrainians and russians are dead. and what do we have in return? nothing. and that's why putin is going to play very hardball. it's great that mark fogel is home, but we want to make sure that team trump understands it does not an indicator that negotiations are going to be easy. they're going to be very hard. they're going to

. >> just hire kellyanne conway. >> right. alternative facts. right. that's your thing.okay. >> the great bob saget, the late, great bob saget had a joke. he said, no, that's true, i read that. no, really. i wrote it down and i read it. i believe everything i read. >> you know. >> it's pretty much how it works. they write it down, and then they read it, and then it's fact. >> this was. unnecessarily petty, though. i mean, there are reasons to be petty. >> sure. how how many people care right, about these, these kind of things. right. it's just to me it's a waste. it's not a waste of ap's time. it's a waste of the trump administration's time to have this kind of fight when they should be doing whatever they want to be doing that's actually real, that they believe in. but again, it's the typical kind of petty fight they would like. and she would stand up there and do and waste her credibility and time doing it. >> and the reason why i just wanted, you know, one of the reasons why people should potentially care about this is that if the ap is getting punished like this, wha