kristy was already dead. hilda was put on life support and died 11 days later.both of the women had multiple drugs present in their system. dusty giles, who is also a nurse, had one message for police. >> please don't rule them as just. accidental overdoses or party girls that did this to themselves. ask why it's in their system, why they were dropped off. ask questions. >> detectives listened to the family's pleas, and their questions led them to this man. hollywood producer david pierce. police say this is a grainy surveillance image of the women outside the club. prosecutors say hilda and kristy were photographed with him that evening, and ended up at his apartment in the early hours of the morning. >> they tried to leave in an uber, and the uber came and went. and at that point, the two women were were unconscious. >> john says he was able to access his wife's messages and found this text between the two friends, kristy saying at 5:30 a.m, let's go. hilda responding, i'll call an uber. and ten minutes away. the women never made their ride home. >> let's go a

yesterday i spoke with secretary of homeland security kristi noem kristi noem and she talked about morale of agents on the ground, here is a little bit of that. >> i kept getting asked by senators, what about morale and getting people recruited back into ice, back into cbp. we're going to do let people do their jobings and follow the law. we have a president that loves this country and appreciates you doing the work for the american people and i'm there to let them know i have their backs. lawrence a lot of spirit, guys, i have not seen this in a while. they love their job. they have been processing for four years and have not been able to go after the bad guys. that has all changed, they are trying to restructure business right now, number one criminal enterprise is to get people across the border stopped. >> steve: lawrence, one thing for four years, their boss said don't do your job. now after we've seen through the election, approaching a super majority of americans who it is bipartisan thing, they support making sure southern border is secure. america is behind the guys again. lawren

reporter: well dhs secretary kristi noem is fresh off a visit to guantanamo bay, where administrationdetention facility, she has said worst of worst will be brought there, but criticism is starting to emerge from american civil liberty union questioning the living conditions there and whether migrants have access to legal representation. >> we're giving due process to mig ant -- migrants, where are they advocating for children that are missing that joe biden lost and family that lost children, laken riley's family, jocelyn a family, get your priority as straight, this about america. reporter: noem shared photos of this week. noem said rap sheets for those to second flight including homicide, weapon traffics, assault, robbery and distribution of dangerous drugs, department of defense calling gitmo a temporary arrangement told detainees request be taken back -- can be taken back to their home countries or when where else. >> thank you so much. joey, the numbers have ramped up there have been in some days more than a thousand arrests of illegal migrants, deportations starting, repa repat

so, kristie, what impact will china's tariffs have on the u.s.?ll, rosemary, china's response here to trump's tariffs could be the opening salvo for a new for tat trade war. and these new retaliatory tariffs from china. they go into effect today. here's the breakdown. let's bring up the graphic for you. these new retaliatory tariffs. they include the following a 15% tax on certain u.s. coal and liquefied natural gas. 10% tax on crude oil farm equipment trucks, big engine cars all shipped to china from the united states. now these tariffs take effect today and they join other countermeasures from china, including controls on metal exports as well as an anti-monopoly investigation into google. look, china is striking back after donald trump imposed that 10% tariff across the board on chinese goods, all in a bid to hold china accountable for the fentanyl trade. the united states says that china is the source for fentanyl precursor chemicals. china has called fentanyl, quote, america's problem, and has filed a complaint with the world trade organizati

you heard from homeland security secretary kristi noem earlier in the broadcast. i.c.e.ady being carried out across the country. you have pushed for tougher standards, tougher border policies. do you support what you are seeing so far? the deportation plan, as it's been carried out by the president? >> yeah, i don't, for a number of reasons. it seems to be more about intimidation of a big population of people. it's going down the road of mass deportation, which he said he would do, which would rip communities apart. these are really bad ideas. trying to send folks back to colombia, which we do routinely, but sending them on military airplanes, which, by the way, costs a lot more money than putting them on a chartered airline flight, which we've, you know, done for decades. it's all about scaring and intimidating people. it's the same thing for guantanamo bay. building a facility there, is because it just sounds very frightening to a lot of folks. when you're a criminal, we need to find where you are. we need to take you into custody. and iyou're not documented, you shoul

and kristie, you know, the president has telegraphed this for some time. had its response ready. what impact will those measures have? how broad do they go? >> yeah, they are broad. and the potential impacts are potentially deep. china's response to trump's tariffs. it could be the start of just a new for tat trade war. they go into effect starting today. and we have the breakdown. the chinese tariffs they include this 15% tax on certain u.s. coal and liquefied natural gas, 10% tax on crude oil, farm equipment, trucks, big engine cars shipped to china from the united states. and again it kicks into gear today and they join other countermeasures from china like controls on metal exports, as well as an anti-monopoly investigation into google. look, china is striking back after the u.s. president donald trump imposed 10% tariffs on chinese goods, all in a bid to hold china accountable for the fentanyl trade. the u.s. is. china is a source for fentanyl precursor chemicals. china has called fentanyl, quote, america's problem and has filed a complaint with the w

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we're meeting bill gates and his sisters, kristi in seattle to find out. it's a very nice view.s and challenging child to become one of the tech pioneers of our age? we're meeting bill gates and his sisters, kristi and libby, on a visit to their childhood home in seattle to find out. it's a very nice view. it was from here that young bill first got access to early computers... my room is down here. ..resorting to extreme measures behind his parents' backs. at night, i could sneak out, go up, use the computer, and then sneak back in without them knowing. do you think you could still do it? well, it's not that hard. oh, my. it's not hard at all. that's it. these days, he'd probably be diagnosed he was really different than me. he was not a normal kid. to the lead, which... he had a three—hour dinner with the president ahead of the inauguration. in saving lives or whatever, you're probably wise to take that opportunity. so, you're not cynical about their motives? you can be cynical. these vaccines are saving millions of lives. you know, he is misleading people about that. how much

new images now show the first plane arrivals there and dhs secretary kristi noem visited that site last week and what she said about who actually is being held there. >> i watched a plane load of people unload at gitmo that were pedophiles, child pornography, drug dealers that these cartels are partnering with the chinese to kill our next generation of americans. that's who we are putting at gitmo. >> harris: so we know about what is happening in gitmo. there has been transparency there. and know there are challenges there. what is your take on it legally? >> well, i think the concern with respect to those individuals going down to guantanamo bay might be something along the lines of whether they have access to counsel. that's a legitimate legal concern. there is nothing inherently wrong with the president housing or administration housing individuals who are legitimately detained or arrested under the immigration laws there in the custody of the united states government where they are housed is more or less irrelevant. as long as they have access to counsel, basic constitutional due pr

vamos tras los peores, revelÓ kristi noem, tras ser cuestionada. >> usamos esto para criminales.abott indicÓ que el convenio afecta la seguridad fronteriza, hasta ahora la ley aseguraba que estos fronterizos llevaran a cabo detecciÓn de migraciÓn. >> van a poder llevar a cabo a la persona indocumentada y pasÁrsela a board patrol. ilia: hasta ahora a 300.000 venezolanos tiene su futuro en la cuerda floja, la administraciÓn trump le cancelÓ a quienes lo obtuvieron en 2023. vilma: henry carmona estÁ dentro de los cientos de miles de venezolanos que se quedara sin estatus legal en estados unidos despuÉs de que la administraciÓn trump redujo el estatus de protecciÓn temporal o tps. >> estoy desesperado porque ya me quedo sin permiso de trabajo, sin todo. vilma: la secretarÍa de seguridad, dijo que el sistema sido abusado y que miembros del tren de aragua se han beneficiado del estatus de protecciÓn temporal. al venezolano rodolfo gonzÁlez, quien tambiÉn perderÁ su tps le indigna que se presuma que todos son criminales. >> no somos criminales, no todos somos del tren de aragua como dij

we are so looking forward to that interview with kristi noem today. thanks, kristen, as always for that preview, and we hope you join kristen for this morning's meet the press. as mentioned, she will have that exclusive interview with the new homeland security secretary, kristi noem, as well as missouri republican senator eric schmidt and arizona democratic senator mark kelly. if you just stick right here with us for today in the bay, meet the press is on at 8 a.m, right after our newscast, and we will look into the newly reignited battle over issuing h-1b visas, that nonimmigrant visa that allows u.s. employers to temporarily hire foreign workers in specialty occupations like tech. that's coming up in about 30 minutes from now w with nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston. local activists upset over the recent immigration and customs enforcement raids, rallied and marched yesterday in san jose. our ancestors have been traveling up and down this continent for thousands of years. this march in particular started at emma prusch farm park on south

the striker previously told the court she and her partner, the west ham midfielder kristie mewis, wased by officers at twickenham police station. in her evidence on thursday, ms mewis accused the officers of gaslighting her and ms kerr, by changing their version she told the court she feared for her life, she smashed a window because she felt she had to do something dramatic to save she told the court that ms kerr was a humble and loving person and not aggressive. runs is due to take place end of march, if that doesn't whatever track is in front of these and hopefully, hopefully cortina will all be finished very soon. a formula 1 grand prix and since then no woman has 1 debut in 1975, there was hopes for the beginnings of gender parity in motorsport. to the limit, to try to end that wait. six of the most talented teenage carting drivers from around the world have been selected on the more than equal programme. by men. girls are becoming more into it. it felt like it was so hard to reach. that's it, just face me. 14—year—old sky parker is the only british my dream is to be a multiple f

and the mayor, our mayor here in new york as you were talking to kristi noem, lawrence, he has said heg to work with federal agencies. he knows that there is a problem at the border. >> lawrence: he has a city council though that they are being resistant. the mayor is talking about maybe, perhaps, using executive orders to be able to get some of this stuff done. just so they know. when they are resisting, they are empowering the criminal cartel. i see them on the run now guys, their money, their infrastructure has been totally disseminated within this first two weeks. and so they are regrowng right now. but you want to get them while they are on their heels. and what they are doing is regroup and go to different destinations they're empowering the people that cross this border. >> steve: we had kristi noem on the couch. actually we spoke to her via satellite last week where she talked a little bit about how they were going to end the temporary protected status for venezuelans. about 350,000 venezuelans impacted. over the weekend, the news broke that apparently the trump administration

secretary kristi noem joins me. >> next.nd incoming trump. >> overwhelms the system and democrats. >> scramble our voices. >> matter is the democratic party missing the most crucial moment in a lifetime? >> senator cory booker is ahead. plus, court. clash elon musk tries to nix entire government agencies. >> i'll tell him to go here. go there. >> as judges start to hit the pause button. >> but is the sweeping musk. >> overhaul permanently changing the united states? our panel. >> of political. experts will. >> weigh in. hello, i'm. dana bash. in washington, where the state of our union is everything everywhere, all at once. we are three weeks into donald trump's second term, if you can believe it. and the president, along with elon musk, are keeping up their relentless. >> push to. >> reshape the country, including late last night directing employees at the consumer financial protection bureau to stop work, even as the judicial branch pauses, some of their actions. we're going to dive into all of that in a bit. and the respo

dh secretary kristi noem is standing by legality of the mass deportation plans, which include guantanamo bay and the criticism primarily from the person civil lickerties union and emerging and talking about the living conditions and due process for the migrants being shipped th there. noem tells fox they're meeting the standards and migrants being taken to gitmo are dangerous criminals. >> of course we're giving due process to migrants and we've done that all the time following the same proceeds always and why aren't they advocating for the children missing that joe biden lost? or the families that have lost children? laken riley's fame? jocelyn's family? get your priority straight. this is about america. reporter: at least two military flights that took off this week carried roughly a dozen migrants each, who the administration calls the worst of the worst. according to dhs, wrap sheets for those on the second flight included crimes such as homicide, weapons trafficking, assault, robbery, and distribution of dangerous drugs. meanwhile ice raids continue in the nation's largest cities wi

and cnn's kristie lu stout joins us now from hong kong. good to see you, kristie. so what impact will china's tariffs have on the u.s., do you think? >> well, rosemary, trade tension is escalating here. china's response to trump's tariffs. it could be the beginning of a new for tat trade war. and they go into effect today. here is the breakdown. they include a 15% tax on certain u.s. coal and liquefied natural gas, as well as a 10% tax on crude oil on farm equipment, trucks and big engine cars shipped to china from the united states. and these tariffs take effect again today. and they join other countermeasures that china is using to fight back, including controls on metal exports, as well as an anti-monopoly investigation to the u.s. tech giant google. now china is making this move after what u.s. president donald trump did last week. he imposed 10% tariffs on chinese goods, all in a bid to hold china accountable for the fentanyl trade, according to the u.s. the u.s. says that china is a source for precursor chemicals for fentanyl. china has called fentanyl americ

as homeland security secretary kristi noem visits guantanamo bay, a key site in the new push to deport undocumented migrants out of the country. and a search underway in alaska after a plane with ten people on board disappears. rough weather is impacting the operation now. we're following these major developing stories and many more, all coming in right here to cnn news central. >> we are. >> standing by to hear. >> from president. >> donald trump, who is set to take questions from reporters just minutes from now as he meets with japan's prime minister at the white house. the focus, though, could shift during the press availability as the president and his special government employee, elon musk, plow forward with plans to purge the federal workforce and the coming hours. musk's ax will swing at usaid, dramatically slashing its global workforce. we'll have more on that in just a moment. meantime, we are learning concerning new details about operatives linked to musk's department of government efficiency. that's the team that has been seeking widespread access to sensitive information wi

secretary kristi noem says there's a flight on thursday trans -- transported murderers, drug dealers, and weapons manufacturers. all on board were known gang members from venezuela. >> kevin: thank you so much. now back to the up or on left over elon musk. d.o.g.e perch of the federal government. we bring an former chief ... chief judiciary committee. this is interesting. you are more than just you have done some oversight work as well. tell me about that and what is coming down the pipe as we continue to sort of unpacked every day what is happening by way of d.o.g.e. >> with the oversight committee we did investigations some years ago, we documented hundreds of billions of dollars in waste and federal agencies. every president says they will clean it up. right now democrats are sort of like that squirrel at the middle of the road. you see squirrel all over the place. so much is happening at the same time and democrats do not know what to do. with the currency is is right now rather than building. they will lose this fight. the reason they will lose this fight is because mosque is ver

tom and kristi are doing a fantastic job and the governor, other governors too but we have to -- butt we have to even fight for this stuff is just incredible. the media doesn't want to talk about it because it's nothing they can talk about. it's just -- they don't want to really talk very much about it, serious problem. but we're doing a great job. the people understand. that's why we won in a landslide, you know. they made it easy. and at some point, you know, we have to hope they do come around because we can never let this happen again, what's happened tour country. we can never let this happen again. [applause] so we are restoring sanity and commonsense, very simply, to our government. we're defending the rights and safety and pride of the american people including our great, great, great female athletes. what athletes you are too. [applause] and i'm not allowed to say this politically, could end my rear, but they're beautiful people. they're really beautiful. you're not allowed to say that today. if you call a woman or girl beautiful that's the end of your career. let's take a c

kristi, kristi, great. you have such an important job to do. really great. thank you very much. don't let that look for you. she is tough. she cannot stand that she is having to sit here and even listen to this today. howed an area that one year ago had thousands rushing into our country and today there was nobody. beautiful site. got home and is my friend, something special, something special. the numbers are unbelievable, what has happened. shut down. nobody thought that was possible. shut down. they showed an area that a year ago had thousands and thousands of people rushing into our country and today there was nobody there. it was a beautiful sight. senate majority whip john barrasso -- john barrasso, great guy, great guy. i want to thank theck is here, thank you. applause you look great. house judiciary committee g chairman jim jordan, special katie britt and congressman mike collins. mike, you were fantastic from georgia. as well as a senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley. thank you very much. you look great. and, house judiciary committee chairman, jim jordan, who is a

as you mentioned, the homeland security secretary, kristi noem was here today. she met game officials that she met the mayor and of the governor and the, you know, state, local, national parties all coming together to make sure that the game facilities around it will be safe. the police captain, well, as as well as a number of folks here, there was even a moment of silence today at the memorial for those victims that was at the corner of bourbon and canal street area of where that deadly new year's day attack that you just mentioned took place. there will be enhanced security zones in this area. area from canal street actually the same and street from wednesday until next monday after the game. and people can expect to see some heavy checkpoints there at entrances. i can tell you firsthand we did not get anywhere with it without badging in and badging out. people know who's coming in, who is going and there's going to be a strict policy for bags in effect to in that zone. >> if you see something, say something and what i will say to all of you. if you see someth

meanwhile dhs secretary kristi noem is saying it is the fbi leaking these i.c.e.pening at the country. this is a major story should be the case it is being linked to from the fbi. >> if anybody leaks anything people do not understand that jeopardizes the lives of our great men and women in law enforcement. if you'll dictate we will find out who you are and we will come after you. it will not stop our mission, it will stop the president's mission safe again. >> will: what do you think about these allegations of both i.c.e. and the fbi? >> i suggest -- suspect that the leaks are coming from both of them. agencies with thousands and thousands of employees, many of them burrowed into the administration, i would suspect they will have to do some leakproof ink and rafting else in i.c.e., dhs, and the fbi. i don't want agency is to blame but every single leaker needs to be made public and how to account for what they are doing. it is -- putting people's lives at risk. >> will: sean davis of the federalist and thank you so much for being with us here today. >> thank you.

the dhs secretary kristi noem is pointing the finger at the fbi over a possible leak of the raid.onathan fahey. this started with a raid in aurora and denver a little while ago, and now it's spreading across the country. here is what the "l.a. times" wrote. "leaked argument, large scale immigration enforcement action coming soon to l.a. federal law enforcement agents planning to carry out a large scale immigration enforcement action in the los angeles area before the end micah february according to a federal document reviewed by the times." where are these leaks coming from? >> if that's right, they are coming from the government, which is pretty scary that somebody would be putting that information out there. regardless of what you think of trump's immigration policies -- when they are lawful and two you are putting men and women in danger every time they make an arrest. if it's of somebody off that they are about to be arrested, that could put law enforcement in danger, the numbers of the community in danger, and not to mention that it thwarts the ability to deport people. ultim

our country and get fentanyl off our streets and we're going to be working with her very closely, kristi noem and tom hoeman and all the people are going to be working very closely with pam. she's going to end the weaponization of federal law enforcement and restore honesty and integrity at the d.o.j. and the f.b.i. she's going to be working with kash and a lot of other people you've been reading about, writing about over the last few weeks. the role of attorney general comes with immense responsibility but i have absolute confidence that pam will fulfill her duties with honor and courage and strength and fairness. she's going to be fair. she's going to be very fair. and now i'd like to invite justice thomas to administer the oath of office and thank you all for being here. it's a great -- it's a very important day, i believe, in our country's history. thank you very much. [applause] justice thomas:i do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. ms. bondi: that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. justice thomas:agains

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today, kristi noem said president trump created task force to address how to improve the agency.ma the agency said it continues to help over 150,000 families in the region. >> there were some folks they got their checks it promptly, had the assistance they needed and we appreciate that. we also know that's not true for everybody. our goal needs to be that it is true for everybody. next we are expecting transportation secretary shaun donovan be to be in western north carolina on monday to survey some of the damage caused but i-40. >> madison scarpino thank you britain mean m meantime marco rubio ahead to the middle east next week's morris really hostages returned home and iran refuses to speak with president trump but more on that coming your way next. ♪ like a relentless weed, moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious

deploying more troops to the southern border as the president enforcement actions ramp dhs secretary kristi noem joins us live up the detention facility in guantanamo bay and to discuss security in new orleans even tighter in the aftermath of the new york terror attack that killed 14 on bourbon street. we visited the french quarter qr with louisiana first lady sharon landry to learn about her efforts to support the victims and their families and historic steps to secure this iconic event. plus. >> is going to be a great football game progress it sure is big coaching legend jimmy johnson with inside scoop on today show down in the big easy. all right now on "fox news sund"fox newssunday" live from . ♪ hello welcome to the special addiction of "fox news sunday" live from new orleans. we begin with exclusive excerpt fox news geopolitical thinker bret baier ahead of the super bowl. about a wide range of issues including the work being done by elon flask and the department of government efficiency or doge has been targeting what he calls fraud and abuse including the u.s. agency for internationa

happening today homeland security secretary kristi will visit guantanamo bay. the u.s. navy base, which president trump says will also house a massive detention center as part of his administration's immigration crackdown. also this morning, we are seeing new video of what the border patrol chief is calling, quote, the farthest deportation flight yet using military planes. it shows 100 deportees from india in shackles, boarding a plane for a 40 hour flight. one deportee says they were treated like criminals. joining me now, cnn international correspondent mark stewart and cnn havana bureau chief patrick oppmann. first to you, patrick, what is happening there at guantanamo bay at this hour? >> well. >> this is the highest level visit that guantanamo navy. >> base has seen. >> in years. and we have observed. the last few days that a lot of work is taking place at this very isolated u.s. military base here in cuba, re-editing the base for potentially thousands and thousands, up to 30,000 migrants. and, you know, already there have been about 23 or so that have been brought

joining us now from washington, homeland security secretary kristi noem. for inviting me. >> shannon: we know that this is your biggest event every year. how does that change when you have a sitting president? what are the challenges that you worry about that keep you up at night? >> secretary noem: well, keeping the american homeland secure is a big job, but it is so special that the president for the first time in history is going to the super bowl. while we have been focused on security operations there for many months and have been preparing for this day, to have president trump be there just amplifies the message that a great game means that everybody got to go celebrate, support their team, and leave and get home safely. >> shannon: when you walked in and obviously there are always multiple crises that homeland security is looking at managing, and of course secret service is within your purview. we have seen many of them here on the ground doing the hard work. are you confident now that you've had a chance to get in? it is still early at the agency.

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kristi noem is now doing it as well.ut there on the waters, but he's out there speaking on things that nobody was waiting to hear him talk about. no insight, no added value. >> so, you know, what we do as journalists is that we get on the phone and we talk to sources. right. so i was talking to a flight planner who works with air traffic control, and i was like, when the when your colleagues hear this being said, what's the reaction? he's it's very simple actually. so we all fly in planes. we all see the amount of people flying in planes. there's a lot of air traffic and there are not enough air traffic controllers and flight planners to keep up with it. now, the united states of america is actually becoming a more diverse country. whether donald trump and all of his people like it or not, the demographics of this country are that it is becoming more and more nonwhite. therefore, when he this is what the person i spoke to said, attacks on di are only going to further exacerbate air traffic controller staffing issues beca

homeland security secretary kristi noem em delivered welcome remarks to staff at the department's headquarters in washington, d.c. the former south dakota governor was confirmed by the senate 15 9 to 34. what. i. thought. was what quite. three three that are. oh, say ken, you'll see my. early life. what's a friday morning? oh oh. the highlights. i'm going to leave me who's brought right and i stop. oh no. oh oh, hi. oh, know what we were so tired. history me. yes. oh, no, no, no. never tell. oh. oh, my god. oh, spangler. oh. oh, oh, oh, oh. i. oh. 040. one one. what have you. one what. i invite you to pray with me briefly. eternal one. the history of our great nation is replete with change and transition. today we look forward to a new chapter. we open a new page and we look forward to seeing the writing that will happen in the next few years. we ask you our blessing. on secretary nome as she steps into this position and leads us, we ask that you will give her the wisdom of solomon, the patience of joe, the strength of samson as she provides leadership. we ask the blessing on the transition, o

anita: well, to asheville, north carolina, or chs kristi noem is getting a firsthand look at recovery efforts after hurricane helene devastated the area last year. and later, the doj putting the colleges on notice, leo terrell on the new anti-semitism task force coming up next. eck in t0 it's 2:55. i know. is this what he's doing now? as your host, i have some rules. first, no showers longer than 5 minutes. this isn't a spa. no games. no fun. yes, coach. (♪) meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals make you share your turf with a host, try one you have all to yourself. oh, it's cold outside. time to protect your vehicle from winter's wrath. of course, the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too. you need weathertech. laser measured floorliners and cargo liner will shield the carpeting from sand and snow. for your interior, there's seat protector and sunshade. plus, mud flaps and bumpstep for the exterior. impactliner, with shock absorbing rings, safeguards your truck bed from costly damage. order american made products at wt.com surf's up! >> homeland security secretary kristi

are saying they will obstruct him, there are deep state forces even in fema, which is controlled by kristiterest of previous democratic administration, that is what we're seeing here, it is not as easy as republicans want. this is going to be a battle in the courts and need to be won otherwise our country is going to teeteron bankrupty and not get what they need while noncitizens get everything. >> cheryl: kristi noem said someone should be fired and karoline leavitt at the white house press briefing yesterday, said that. she did say that this person has g gone -- not obeying executive order, that is the agenda and this person will be terminated. she spoke about leaks with regard to ice raids and fact putting border patrol agencies, fbi agents, you are putting their lives in jeopardy. >> todd: i'll get to that with senator ashley moody coming up in the next block. thank you. don't miss cheryl on mornings with maria. president trump doubling down on putting education back in control of the states. >> president trump: we're last in education out of 40 states, number 40. we're number one in c

homeland security secretary kristi noem heading to asheville, north carolina, today to meet with hurricanevors of hurricane helene. flooding devastated western north carolina back in september and visit also comes a mid criticisms over the aid provided to the community from the biden administration. those are your headlines. kristi noem is taking off running really from, you know, now north carolina where i covered those mountain communities devastated and still need tension. she's coming from gitmo with the migrants and saw her previously on horse back withs border patrol horse patrol unit and very significant and symbolic. rachel: looking good there too. democrats denied entry into the department of education and fight against possible doge funding cuts. that's next. >> what authority can you deny members of congress their oversight law. >> you don't have a business reason to be here.to m >> you do not have authority, sir. es whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protection. patients are going to love to see sensodyne on the shelf. the tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel co

kristi noem, out on some of these raids, you see tv of this happens. this weekend, as well. and they'rer point aboutjoe biden, as long as they could. is not in the news is a day we've won." elected on immigration. this election, we've largely talked about it made that clear over the last two weeks. and the other big promise that he had was around tariffs. tariffs are, as of now, coming into effect tomorrow morning. 25% for goods coming from canada and mexico, 10% for goods coming from china. just in the last couple of minutes, he's been in the oval office saying, "hello, eu, we're coming for you, as well". and it's just really kind of another one that are going to pay the price on this one. yes, but i do think, you know, the one thing we've learned is that you can't... there's going to be some of these back channel and so, you know, tomorrow will be a big reveal, people, for the countries involved, and their economies and our economy. but i think we still don't entirely know what exactly of classic donald trump. and then, that's kind of like his classic negotiating so, like courtney sai

but supporters will say, look, and you just heard this from kristi noem. it's working. mexico is sending more troops to the border. is this a win for donald trump or is he just going to present it that way? >> well, i think that. >> he's just going to present it that way. it's all about. >> the. >> pr for these guys. >> i know. >> my governor, jeff landry, was there standing next to kristi noem. that's not in louisiana. we've got we've got a lot happening in louisiana. we could use him here. i would think instead of doing press conferences at the border. >> but look, this is just. >> to demonstrate how much just. >> pr this is, chris. like on the one. >> just think about. >> how. incoherent this is. on the one hand, trump says we need these tariffs, right. >> that the. >> the tariffs. >> are necessary because. >> we're we're getting you know we're getting taken. >> advantage of. we want to build more. stuff here in america. we don't want to import stuff from other countries like we. >> need it for. >> economic reasons. >> but then the stock market goes down and he says,

and we will also explain who kristi noem thinks is to blame. check in with tom homan straight ahead. >> sean: a very disturbing trend is taking hold as president trump is implementing his mass deportation policy. looks like every time ice is preparing to launch a large-scale enforcement operation and the liberal city, information about that rate is leaked and now the administration is taking major steps to make sure that stops happening. pam bondi warning yesterday right here on fox news if you leak it we will find out who you are, we will come after you. this after homeland security secretary kristi noem said that she thought that the fbi employees were the ones responsible for these leaks. also report that secretary is asking the treasury department to allow irs agents to be sent to the southern border to help enforce immigration law. here is trump administration tom homan. where these coming from? >> we think it's coming from inside. we know the first leak is under current investigation. we think we identified that person. the california...

how do you feel, bill, knowing that kristi felt like that, that you were taking up all the attentionldn't suggest... you think about a kid who's just, like, all over the place doing everything. and that's not how, at least, i would describe you. so i think you're talking about how you were... you had a lot of energy for thinking about things and planning things and doing things in your head. potentially, you know, these days he might be but did you have any sense back then of how yeah, yeah. he would, like, sit in his room and chew pencils down good for you! that's why he's... all laugh and when he was doing that, what were you thinking? was thatjust normal? like, why? you could kill yourself eating lead. you couldn't stop him? no. he was pretty set on what he was doing. he was in his room all the time and staying up till— all hours of the night. and i mostly remember my parents' frustration- up in the morning, trying - to get him to places on time. what we know now... ..the things that my mom - and dad did to encourage him, as somebody who now might be seen as on the spectrum, - wer

worst of the worst the real hardened violent criminals to guantanamo bay to the facilities there, kristiwed a soundbite and this is on the legality of doing that. roll tape. >> there will be people that will be critics of that but restated up the operations believing we have a legal right and authority to do so that facility has been used for migrants in the past the direction that they are flowing in agreement that we have to wither home countries and we will keep the population changing. >> i believe gitmo was used by democrat presidents in the past to do that, democrats didn't have any problems with it then, do you think that will be challenged by democrats now? >> i think it already is. the fact that it amazes me the biggest problem that we have in this country's politics in the middle of the public safety and needs to remove itself, due process and i respected and respected court of law the homeland security secretary no and president trump and borders are homan has stated it will all be under the rule of law and due process, we respect that but when politics gets in the way because

here's representative pat heir began yesterday. >> kristi noem coming out here tomorrow, i think, is our government under president trump is not going to forget about western north carolina. he's not going to leave western north carolina januaries high and cry, and we're going to finish this recovery. >> reporter: he also says that the biggest long-term issue is the damaged infrastructure there. i can tell you from being on the ground, rich, several times post the hurricane, some roads look like they're completely split in half. but we do know that transportation secretary sean duffy is set to be there on monday to survey some of the damage. back to you. rich: madison scarpino, thank you. >>> coming up, a look at the unprecedented curt or measures in new orleans ahead of the -- security measures in new orleans ahead of the super bowl. ♪ [cheers and applause] measure. >> -- going to have multiple tactical teams, undercover officers, and what what we're going to do is spread them out not only in the dome, but also the exterior with of the dome and the french quarter and the cbd. so the

kristi known broken the latest on the crackdown on fox news sunday.ton is live with the latest. >> dhs secretary standing by legality of the mass deportation plan is criticism starts to emerge about the conditions in due process ship to guantÁnamo bay. primarily from the american civil the parties union and rights groups. migrants going our dangerous criminals and she says people need to get their priorities straight. >> of course we are giving due process to migrants, with that all the time following the same procedures we always have but where they advocating for the children missing? why are they not advocating for these families that lost children? laken riley's family, why are they not out there fighting for them? >> at least two military flights took off this week, each carrying roughly a dozen migrants the administration calls the worst of the worst. according to dhs, u.s. officials say rap sheets for those on the second flight include crimes such as homicide, weapons trafficking, assault, robbery and distribution of dangerous drugs. this is ad

attorney and kristi noem will be there.nt to ever be in a super bowl but you know what he's making a statement. this is a city that reeled from a terrorist attack on january 1 where guy driving down and isis and he says i know the city is safe i believe in america we don't out and i'll be at the super bowl. >> by the way this looks wonderful. it is beautiful -- superdome is looking good we were having amphibian haunting so this is the frogs we get over there in texas. i don't know. i imagine louisiana they get good sized bullfrogs. but -- >> bring them over to my camp and i'll use him. [laughter] >> turtle frogs he did show me gator videos look you win governor great thanks for having us here. back to you charlie and griff. >> i have to know quickly will any chance that the president could have turtle soup in his suite that would be something. >> will the suite with the president be catered with turtle soup? >> i don't know. i wasn't in charge. [laughter] >> dropping husband -- his mic. head out to the canal. >> we had an u

you heard kristi noem come over-the-top and say whoever has been sending this money instead of peopleho have suffered greatly from natural disasters, sending that money to illegal aliens in lavish hotels in new york they will be fired. that's the difference. the grift is not just exposed for all to see. it's over. i for one could not be happier about it. liz: we just saw nearly 60 million went for hotel rooms for illegal aliens in new york city. look at the numbers. doge has canceled at least $5 billion in nearly 160 dei contracts. let's please show what doge is tracking. they just cut the $4 billion that was going to the united nations over climate change. a lot of taxpayer money not actually going to research, hogan, but to sustain massive bureaucracy and overhead. it pays for things like lavish travel around the world. what do you make of all of this? >> of course and dei programs all over the world and plays and books and this nonsense, we talked about this off the top though. the american people wanted change. they wanted to see where their taxpayer dollars were going and they wa