booker: the documents specifically at mar-a-lago? mr. patel: when he issued that order there were documents. i don't know what was found and what was not found at mar-a-lago, i was not there. sen. booker: this is the issue. the question is, will you live for the president of united states, would you like for donald trump? mr. patel: no. sen. booker: i hear you say no but the best way to clarify that would be to testify as you are allowed by law upon what you said to the grand jury. that grand jury, you just said to my colleague, two or three days of it, was about this specific issue. as my time ins, mr. chairman, it would be utterly irresponsible for this committee to move forward with this nomination unless we know factually, which can be proven by looking at the documents he is refusing to testify toward, it would be responsible for us to move forward if we do not know the future head of the fbi would break the law and life are the president of the united states. we can find that out factually if we had access to the testimony or if yo

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>> i was speaking specifically to him the last time i was at mar-a-lago about delaying the decision onthe canadian government has 2358en there is no love loss between trudeau and free land and trump. they had a bad relationship in first mandate obviously gotten worse. trudeau has been calling all weekend. calls not returned. this is not good think are supposed to speak today. i would prefer and many canadians feel the same way. i'm an investor. would really have the new government in place to negotiate the new deal but that's not what happened. >> you know kevin donald trump ran on lowering cost for food and energy and stuff like that. right now the conventional wisdom is if they go into effect, 25% canada and mexico, americans are going to get hurt a little bit. i look at this as the beginning of a negotiation. i have always said to everybody on both sides because i'm kind of a unique situation. you know, i'm a canadian but my entire family is american. so it's -- and i invest on both sides of the border. in chaos, there is opportunity biggest thing going on is negotiation. we know it

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he's he's been at mar-a-lago. he was preparing himself to everyone thought it wouldn't last when trump got to dc, and there were more strictures around him. but that's precisely what happened. he did exactly what he was doing before moving into mar-a-lago in a thing, and now he's moving into washington and moving into federal buildings. and so his manic nature is a benefit for him, given how slow the democrats have been. just an hour ago, chuck schumer was like, this is a hostile takeover of government, which a lot of us have been saying for a week. and so they have to they have to be more intense with this guy because he's very intense and he will outrun them and out dramatize them. and he has twitter to do that. he has to do that. he has the the bully pulpit. he's got the president. they've got their they've got a match in front of them. >> yeah. he has a massive platform, massive leeway and and also a lot of support on capitol hill from republicans and even some democrats who were initially open to the governme

but since the election, mark zuckerberg made his way down to mar-a-lago. rid of die policies in his company. he removed third party fact checking app this week. he said to investors he was complimenting the administration. he said finally, we have an administration who is proud of our leading american companies. he just put dana white from the ufc on his board. right. mark zuckerberg has gone beyond all in. how do you think zuckerberg and other business leaders that have done more than comply? right. how are they feeling going forward? watching not 24 hours after after the plane crash, donald trump up there blaming die like are they do they realize what they've just bought into? >> yeah. >> i think it goes back to elon musk again. >> all roads. >> go back to elon musk. when you think about his proximity to the president and how he's camped out in the white house or mar-a-lago, you know, mark zuckerberg and elon musk do not get along. and mark zuckerberg, you know, think about all the conflicts of interest, right? so we've seen all those ceos go down there.

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ceo of the interfaith alliance, it is announcer: president trump love the white house to go to mar-a-lagoor the weekend and on the way he stopped to chat with orders. here is a look. [indiscernible chatter] pres. trump: so we are going to the winter white house. we are going to be working all weekend, and we will see you down there. thank you very much. >> [indiscernible] [indiscernible chatter] [indiscernible chatter] >> i am going to put that in my notes. thank you. thank you so much. honestly, i forgot. [indiscernible] [indiscernible chatter] >> coming up, author eva dou talks about how of hiawei and then we hear from democrats wanting to with the next chair of democratic national committee and after that, the outgoing d.n.c.

. >> president trump spending the weekend at mar-a-lago and he fields two investigations into tragicnd as new tariffs are set to kick in for mexico, canada and china. lucas tomlinson live in west palm beach for us with more lucas. >> welcome from west palm beach. last night president trump responding to the latest crash, this one in philadelphia, posting to truth social, so sad to see the plane go down in philadelphia, pennsylvania. more innocent souls loss, our people are totally engaged. first responders are given credit for doing a great job. more to follow, god bless you all. and moments ago, trump's transportation secrean duffy posting a time, this morning, i reiterated that they'll have the full support and i'll give updates as i receive them. and president trump on the tariffs mexico, canada and china. >> and p tariffs cause great success, there could be some temporary short-term disruption and people will understand that. i had that when i negotiated good deals for the farmers and unfortunately those deals have been led astray by biden and his people because they didn't enfor

president trump, mar-a-lago, we know about that. forget about roger stone, paul manafort, pro-life, pro-life activist mark houck, the january 6th attendees, and of course, james o'keefe. and let's not forget about the fbi informants participating in january 6th and michigan governor gretchen whitmer kidnaping plot to me. don't you need to get rid of the leadership that greenlighted this stuff inappropriately? if your agency is to continue and be getting a fresh start, right? >> well and some and what you mentioned there, that whole list there makes it really difficult for those ground field agents who are now dealing with this deadline and this questionnaire that they have to fill out those who worked on january 6th and the documents case. and we're getting some reporting from david spunt, who said that lawyers for these field agents have now been calling. they've been receiving calls from these agents who don't know exactly what to do over the next 24 hours. and he said, quote, many agents believe they were just following investiga

attendee at mar-a-lago and inauguration and called trump's return to power an inspiration.has been a booster of far acknowledge. recently they had a bit of a falling out. musk has been a hater of stormer and a fan of the right wing afd party in germany. germans have national elections in two weeks and that party has made gains against a frontrunner cdu. few say they would work with the national grouping. john, back in the u.k. it might be a few years before there is a national election but local elections in a few months and that has establishment policy very worried and elsewhere with an unhappy electorate and right ward shift in politics. >> 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

lead the fbi and we saw the white house fire multiple officials who worked on the january 6 and mar-a-lagoestigations. we have been hearing widespread concerns about mass firings at the fbi. how does this impact your vote to confirm or not confirm patel? >> this confirms my profound anxiety about patel and his record of alarming public statements before his confirmation hearing suggesting he would use the resources of the fbi to go after political opponents of the president and in particular their would be retribution in the fbi against career agents following lawful orders to carry out investigations. the investigations into those who has felt on january 6 were completely appropriate -- who assaulted police officers on january 6 were completely appropriate. some have been disciplined and even fired just for doing their jobs without any connection to a political agenda and that is chilling. i will vote against patel. >> democratic senator chris coons of delaware, thank you for your time. >> thank you. geoff: the u.s., canada and mexico all agreed to delay the start of new tariffs and hold

general expected sometime in the afternoon, then next friday republican senators are headed to the mar-a-lagorump to hash out next steps on executing his bold agenda. joining me now is senate majority if whip, wyoming senator john barrasso. senator, thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you, maria. maria: let's get right to it. you are on the senate finance committee that will vote on robert f. kennedy jr. on tuesday. do you believe kennedy has the votes to get confirmed as hhs secretary? >> we're working very hard to make sure that that happens on tuesday but first, maria, we are just two weeks into the trump administration, and washington does not know what hit it. the president has moved with such speed and urgency, i think that these first two weeks have been so consequential, probably more so than the first two weeks for any president in my lifetime. look, he's already signed hundreds of executive orders, he's made sure that we've removed from this country thousands of illegal immigrant criminals, and we have been able to confirm many more nominees to to his cabinet, twice

also saw the white house multiple top officials and push out those who worked on january 6 and mar-a-lagonvestigations. our team has heard widespread concerns about mass firings at the fbi. are you hearing similar concerns and how does this impact your vote to confirm or not confirm? all sen. coons: of this confirms my anxiety about kash patel and his alarming statements before being nominated suggesting he will use the resources of the fbi to go after those who are political opponents of the president, and that there will be retribution against career agents who are simply following lawful orders to carry out investigations. the investigations into those who assaulted police officers on january 6 were completely appropriate for fbi agents to participate in and carry out. some have been called in and disciplined and even fired for just doing their jobs without any connection to a political agenda by those fbi agents is truly chilling. i will vote against kash patel for fbi director. amna: democratic senator chris coons of delaware joining us tonight. thank you for your time. sen. coons: t

. >> tonight, president donald trump is making his first trip to mar-a-lago since returning to the white house. he finished his second week with a flurry of activity as threatened. trump is imposing 25% tariffs on goods coming from canada and mexico starting tomorrow, plus an additional 10% tariff on products from china. abc news has learned the trump administration is compiling a list of fbi agents and other officials who it wants to fire for participating in the investigations into trump's classified documents case and the january 6th investigation. the centers for disease control were told to take down websites related to hiv and lgbtq issues and youth behavior. we went on the site this afternoon and could still see an index of information, but when we click those links, the pages said they don't exist any longer. and earlier today, trump met with jensen huang, the ceo of santa clara's nvidia, whose chips are used widely for artificial intelligence. trump is looking to tighten nvidia chip exports to china, and federal employees had until today to eliminate pronouns from their email si

cases where it took top secret and code word documents and hid them in the bathroom at mar-a-lago. >> these were the divisions. >> that also investigated the links between russian intelligence and the trump campaign. in the 2016 election. trump's vengeance on those specific divisions is a direct threat to the national security of the united states. >> we'll have more to discuss on this as this as these confirmations go ahead. thanks to both of you for being with us. u.s. attorney, former u.s. attorney joyce vance, pulitzer prize winning reporter tim weiner. coming up, two of president trump's other cabinet picks face senate scrutiny this week tulsi gabbard and rfk jr, both facing tough questions about whether they're fit to run two crucial agencies that also keep americans safe. plus, we'll turn to the middle east, where three more hostages have been released by hamas today, including the american dual citizen keith siegel. a live citizen keith siegel. a live report from tel aviv next. protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from

[ laughter ] it did not snow at mar-a-lago.hat's when hell officially freezes over. [ laughter ] our commander in chief meteorologist is coming to l.a. friday to survey the damage from fires, and also to share his deep understanding of how we could easily get out of this mess. >> the sprinklers. there are sprinklers in there like these right here that you see. none of them had any water in them. the sprinklers on the lawn weren't allowed to be used. we're demanding they turn the valve back toward los angeles right now. it's not believable they haven't done it. [ laughter ] just so you know. they have a valve. it turns. think of a sink but multiply it times many thousands of times, the size of it, it's massive. you turn it back toward los angeles. why aren't they doing that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: such a good question. how did they forget about our giant supersink? [ laughter ] just so you know, we do not have a valve like a sink in los angeles that we can turn. to shut the fires off. that makes no sense. to anyone. including hi

report from a palm beach plastic surgeon, many patients are getting procedures before events at mar-a-lagor to impress president trump and potentially get jobs in the new administration. but, sorry, bud, he can still tell it's you. [ laughter ] oh, man. also, i maybe can't. [ laughter ] according to a new federal study, drinking just one alcoholic beverage a day could raise health risks. so make sure to have at least two. [ laughter ] in honor of national soup month, progresso has released soup lozenges. not to be outdone, campbell's released a humidifier. [ laughter ] happy national soup month, by the way. [ light laughter ] it's so late into january and i feel like we haven't celebrated. we've been, like, so like, oh, we've got a new president. we've just like -- we've forgotten it's national soup month. [ laughter ] good things are still happening. [ laughter ] and finally, a restaurant in england has begun charging more than $120 for their hawaiian pizza in an effort to discourage customers from ordering it. [ laughter ] as if customers needed more encouragement not to order english pi

he signed the orders at his mar a lago club on saturday, fulfilling a promise he made on the campaign trail. but he admitted that it will have an impact on the american people. the white house warns those tariffs could go up if mexico, canada or china fight back, but that's already happening. canada's prime minister and mexico's president have now announced retaliatory tariffs. >> tonight i am announcing canada will be responding to the u.s. trade action with 25% tariffs against $155 billion worth of american goods. this will include immediate tariffs on $30 billion worth of goods as of tuesday, followed by further tariffs on $125 billion worth of american products in 21 days time to allow canadian companies and supply chains to seek to find alternatives. >> some of the top imports from canada to the u.s. include oil, minerals, cement, wood and paper products. mexico is america's largest trade partner, exporting $467 billion worth of goods to the u.s. last year. things like fruits, vegetables, steel, beer and alcohol. mexico's president, claudia sheinbaum, says she will implement a pl

and there were also some doj, some fbi leaders who were dismissed, who helped work on the mar-a-lago investigation. the classified documents, in addition to january 6th. so these are some sweeping moves, and there's absolutely going to be a lot of focus on them in the coming days, as this list is prepared. >> in addition to retribution, another part of part of trump's agenda will be crammed into it. looks like one massive bill you have reporting on this on this house gop retreat in south florida. how united are republicans behind this one potentially massive bill that would include, you know, border and energy policy and extending those 2017 tax cuts. >> yeah, look, republicans are on the same page. they know they want to do something on these key priorities. like you mentioned, extending the 2017 trump tax cuts, many provisions of which are going to expire at the end of the year, implementing stricter border security, putting more money towards the border and energy policy, among some other priorities. but they can't exactly figure out just how to do that. i reported over that over

interesting sentence in a kind of a long oval office session friday afternoon before he went to mar-a-lago for the weekend. and he said there could be some temporary short term disruption, but people will understand that. we'll see. we will see if people will understand if prices go up on those things that you mentioned and many more. the thing is, i mean, the the supply chain is one thing that i hear from so many economists, what they are concerned about because as you said, i mean, the economies are so connected. they're interconnected. it's not just a u.s. manufacturing, it's north america manufacturing. >> so for decades, it's becoming increasingly more. >> even much more so than in the first trump administration. but look, this is something that the president has long believed in. he has long believed in this as an economic tool. we shall see the wall street journal not surprisingly, the editorial page called it the dumbest trade war ever. a lot of. >> the headline on your screen there to see. >> right. i mean, so this is going to be it's also somewhat controversial inside the adminis

we should expect some of that activity to be happening over at his private resort at mar-a-lago. but look, after vowing to do this throughout his time on the campaign trail, it should really come as no surprise that donald trump is going to follow through on this promise. this was really a pillar of his economic plan, again, something he touted repeatedly on the campaign trail, particularly in the final weeks leading up to the election. but it's also something that he believes he used effectively during his first term. still, though, we do know that many on capitol hill and on wall street, and not to mention in ottawa and mexico city, a lot of them were hoping that donald trump would change his mind, so much so that we actually know that several people came to washington, d.c. as part of a canadian delegation, including canada's foreign minister, to meet with different trump officials, including donald trump's border czar, tom homan, to see if they could, you know, find some sort of way to push these tariffs off. however, as you mentioned, fred, the president essentially said yes

imminently, that the president is expected to sign them at any moment now, back at his resort at mar a lago. behind me on that island, behind me over there. but look, i think his vow to carry through and follow through on his threat to impose steep tariffs on the united states neighbors is not something that anyone should be surprised about. this, of course, has been a key pillar of donald trump's economic plan. he touted it repeatedly on the campaign trail, specifically in the final weeks leading up to the election. but it's also something that the president believes he used effectively during his first administration. now, of course, despite that, we have seen many different entities, like people on capitol hill to wall street, to ottawa and mexico city all really holding out hope even in the final hours leading up to these tariffs being signed, that donald trump would change his mind. however, we heard him say yesterday specifically that countries shouldn't bother, that there's nothing they can do at this moment to change his mind. now, to get to your point about how, you know, a lot of

we know the president of the united states is going to mar-a-lago, where he is going to continue to work. he made that clear before he left. he has just landed and he did not comment but i know he was watching on the plane. did he not comment on the crash in northeast philadelphia. i'm just wondering, scott brenner, as a former spokesperson for the faa. so many resources now trying to unwind the black hawk crash into the american airliner outside reagan. they are going -- they have to split off now and start putting resources into this crash? >> no. what you will see is because of the fatalities, ntsb, national transportation safety board they will launch a go team to go start collecting evidence, start doing interviews, start trying to figure out exactly what happened. yes, you are using a lot of resources for the washington crash, but they do have the folks available to do another go team to take a look at something like this. obviously the faa will be involved. faa investigates every ga. every commercial crash and clearly this one they will. the ntsb will definitely be involved and wi

they brought in jack smith, they raided mar-a-lago. i mean, i can go on.you cannot allow our system of justice to be degraded to such a degree, basically, for politics. and then. >> i hear you. >> so it's not a chilling effect. let me just real quick, and i want to at this point, i would add for the rank and file fbi agents who do their job every single day. they were shaking their heads to saying, what the hell is going on? we need this place to be cleaned up. so i would say for those agents. >> just so. >> you know, this. >> just so you know, i myself have been plenty critical of merrick garland and jack smith and this whole process over several years. i'm not thinking about them. i'm thinking about a woman, a man in the dc field office who played no policy role, was given an assignment to go out and conduct an investigation whose name now shows up on a list. it sounds awfully mccarthy like, and they might lose their job. but i want to ask you about something else. the president now is going to impose tariffs on mexico and on canada and on china. the wal

with this white house and say, with mexico, you know, we saw justin trudeau, uh, went down to mar-a-lago and had dinner with president trump and his border czar, and and then right after went back to ottawa and announced $1.3 billion in new defense spending and closer cooperation with the united states on the border. we also saw mexico's sheinbaum announce that they were going to be processing, uh, immigrants, migrants at their border before they get to the to the u.s. it's not clear that will be enough for president trump. but let's all hope that, um, these countries can can get serious about cooperating with border security. look, nobody should be surprised. this has been what president trump has been saying for the past eight years. this is very important to him. uh, and mexico and canada, um, you know, they really shouldn't be surprised either. so there's not much more to say than that. >> no, i mean, you're right. i mean, he was very clear about this. no one should be surprised that this is happening. i mean, nobody, because he promised it. and he said he put everybody on notice for

trudeau immediately went to mar-a-lago. they had a face to face meeting and ended okay. sheinbaum took a different tact of mexico. we'll see how that goes. i would expect sometime this week, canadian officials, maybe mexican will see at least canadian to go face to face with trump and work something out. i think that is the end game in this. >> let's put up on the the screen if we can, the the stock market futures from the weekend. okay. because alex thompson one of the things that donald trump responds to, we know are the markets. how is this going to impact him. >> short term. not not that much long term. it really could. and this latest you know the first two weeks what we've really seen is this the latest example of what is going to become an imperial presidency in many ways. you mentioned that we haven't seen this sort of trade war in 40 years. and a lot of the laws that trump is using give him almost unilateral power. they're usually the specific law has really been used for like terrorists and rogue states. he is using the fentanyl crisis and the immigration crisi

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in 2022, he hosted white nationalist and holocaust denier nick fuentes at mar a lago, along with kanyetinues to make anti-semitic remarks himself. on the campaign trail. back in september, trump told a group of jewish american voters that jews would bear a lot of the blame if he lost. and of course, when white nationalists marched in charlottesville during his first term carrying tiki torches and chanting jews will not replace us, he stated that there were very fine people on both sides of that protest, and that's just to name a few. so it seemed notable that he signed an executive order this week that claims to take forceful and unprecedented steps to combat anti-semitism in this country. perhaps he's changed his ways. well, actually, when you take a closer look at the executive order, it shows its real aim. cracking down on the pro-palestinian protests that took place on college campuses across the country during israel's onslaught of gaza. the order claims that, quote, pro-hamas aliens and left wing radicals launched a violent campaign on campuses across america after october 7th. i

would, i think, would hunt our leaders down if they bowed and kissed the ring to the man from mar-a-lago. it's not going to happen. so we shall see. i'm hoping that we can get through this and get back to work with our american cousins. >> sir. thanks for being with us. canadian mp charlie angus. we do appreciate it. >> thanks so much. >> still to come this hour elon musk upending the lives of many federal workers. thousands have been told to stay home today after the world's richest man announces via x, his social media platform, that their agency is being shut down. plus, crews have begun salvaging the wreckage of american airlines flight 5342. as new clues reveal, the plane's pilot may have seen the black hawk helicopter that it collided with just before impact. we'll have these stories and much more coming up on cnn news central. >> it's the news. welcome back. also, kind of not the news. >> all the information on this show. so terrible. >> have i got news for you returns february 15th on cnn. >> for generations, this ally to the north has been by your side. ontario, canada, a partne

president trump signed the orders at his mar-a-lago club on saturday, fulfilling a promise he made on the campaign trail. but he admitted that it will have an impact on the american people. here he is. >> there could be some temporary short term disruption, and people will understand that. but the tariffs are going to make us very rich and very strong, and we're going to treat other countries very fairly. >> mexico's president claudia sheinbaum says she will implement a plan that includes tariff and non-tariff measures against the u.s., but she didn't elaborate on what that would involve. here she is. >> cuando negotiate. >> when we negotiate with other nations, when we talk with other nations, always with our heads held high, never bowing our heads, we are equal with all the nations of the world. mexico is free, independent, and a sovereign country, and that is in the way which we defend. mexicans and our homeland. >> mexico is america's largest trading partner, exporting $467 billion worth of goods to the u.s. last year. and that includes things like fruits, vegetables, steel, beer

unsubstantiated three individuals, private citizens bruce, isaac and mark referred to as the mar-a-lago three played a key role in several high-profile students outside of the formal va decision-making process. these include v-8 senior level personnel decisions and involvement in negotiations for the va electronic record system among other issues. i hope you'll push back. push back strongly on an appropriate of well-established fellow transparency rules. espresso and they're not acting in the best interest of veterans. whether it's ideologically minded groups with ulterior motives or the array of big tech executives was on the platforms yesterday at the inaugural including elon musk. congressman collins if confirmed you must be the decision-maker at the va. you must be the advocate keep the needs of veterans at the forefront. guilt back at every opportunity i cannot emphasize how important it will be to me and hope all of us on this committee you fight those efforts hopeful we assured priorities including upgrading the va facilities around to greet healthcare, and suicide prevention whi

people, anybody he's in business with, you know, a contractor who comes to fix something on the mar-a-lago lawn, you know, will get sent a lawsuit. and the problem is, as we know and as a european, i still find this extraordinary. lawsuits are incredibly distracting for people. they're expensive, they're distracting. they tape up, they take executives time so you can see the pressure to settle, because these companies have other things to do. but as kara says, it's terrible for the first amendment. >> but as as someone who watched media companies during the trump years and even the time when he wasn't in office go after donald trump, cover him unfairly, this doesn't necessarily upset me. like this. >> is something that's unfairly got to. >> be more specific about. >> that, because. >> what is the unfair coverage? >> well, the unfair coverage of donald trump when it comes to, for instance, the facebook suppressing the hunter biden laptop, how media 51 intelligence officials this narrative that 51 intelligence officials said that the hunter biden laptop had all the hallmarks of russian disin

during the late fall period after the president won the election, trudeau went right down to mar a lago when there was talk of tariffs, to try to have dinner with him and to try to engage immediately. so our our neighbors and partners are eager to talk. they want to they want to push this off for the economic concerns. that doesn't even get into the whole notion of another sovereign country being talked about as a state. and what that does to the friendships. when the united states has been in trouble, who came to our aid first? certainly canada was among those. and so there's a lot of confusion here about the approach, what the underlying reasons are, what's written in the orders that the president signs has, in fact, focused on the drug issues. but he seems to speak more broadly about a range of issues. katie. >> yeah. i mean, so many. different explanations there, brian. i just want to kind of parse through a couple of them now. because i think it's worth it. when he talks about the banking thing came out of left field for me. and i will admit. >> that. >> i don't know a ton about th

would, i think, would hunt our leaders down if they bowed and kissed the ring to the man from mar-a-lago. >> the trump administration also claiming victory because of this offer from el salvador while meeting with el salvador's president, secretary of state marco rubio, announcing that country would take any migrants of any nationality deported from the u.s., including those convicted of crimes. the agreement comes with this offer for u.s. prisoners. >> he has offered. to house. >> in his. >> jails dangerous american. criminals in. >> custody in our. >> country, including those. >> of u.s. citizenship and legal residence. >> no country has ever. >> made an offer of friendship such as this. >> quite an offer of friendship. el salvador's president confirming that arrangement, saying they are willing to take u.s. convicted criminals into their super prison in exchange for a fee. joining us now to discuss margaret talev, senior contributor at axios. margaret, good morning. and good morning. we did not officially. >> coordinate all. >> we did not. but yeah, great minds. um, each day seems to

conduct a surprise raid, a surprise unannounced search at donald trump's part time residence at mar-a-lago? the evidence was coming in all summer that was overwhelming, that donald trump had been withholding, hoarding and mishandling some of the government's most precious secrets. the things that keep our country safe, the thing that keeps americans safe. they had the government had unbelievable evidence that summer that this crime was happening. fbi agents were a little bit nervous, especially supervisors, about searching the former president's home. it was very nerve wracking to them because they had seen some of their friends get into a lot of trouble for investigating russian operatives, trying to make contact and sort of butter up and connect with the donald trump campaign. in 2016. they saw investigations. they saw congressional questioning, they saw doxing, you know, claims that specific agents were unethical, things that were spread in the press and leaked to the press, largely by republican allies of donald trump's. and they were worried about conducting this investigation. when a

live coverage from mar-a-lago and the panama canal straight straightahead on fox report. here without having to pay anything was amazing. jon: the nation rose from two deadly plane crashes within two days of each other but president trump responding to last night's crash in philadelphia on truth social writing more innocent souls lost. lucas tomlinson's life in west palm beach, florida with the president. >> jon, good evening. president trump has returned to palm beach since the first time he's been sworn back into office but he spent the day at trump international, his golf club here at west palm beach as you mentioned last night commenting on sick truth social about the latest plane crash for this one in philadelphia. he writes quote so sad to see the plane go down and thought of it, pencil made it more innocent souls lost. our people are totally engaged. first responders are being given credit for doing a great job more to follow god bless you all. here's president trump on the tariffs imposed on canada and mexico and china. >> tariffs don't cause inflation they cause

president behaving like he's still running a campaign, or that he's a businessman sitting at mar-a-lago, lobbing conspiracy theories and attacks on opponents. what did you see in that briefing. >> room. >> yesterday, john? >> yeah. >> yeah, i was in the room when the president addressed the press there, the. >> briefing, something. >> he wanted to do, didn't defer. >> to any of. >> his officials. >> he himself. >> wanted the spotlight, wanted. >> the microphone, wanted the cameras. white house. officials told me, yes, this is yet another. >> moment here. first of. >> all, where a. >> fact checking is. >> really important. and good. job by peter, our colleague peter alexander. good work there by the washington post. >> it is. >> worth reiterating this is again a first policies. the diversity. >> initiatives were put in. >> place by president obama. >> trump. >> while he was president. >> left them. >> there and then. >> it was. >> his. >> own faa. >> when he was in charge that promoted. >> programs about. >> hiring those with. >> disabilities to join. >> that agency. and that. >> yesterd

feels like they haven't been dealing well with trump since he, you know, first went down to mar a lagomany business leaders are trying to provide advice and counsel as best as best we can. and i think the government has a measured approach. they too, from my understanding, have plans for interactions with the trump administration today. so we'll see where things go. >> linda, we certainly appreciate you taking time with us. and, you know, we may want to check in along the way here depending on how long this goes on for. thank you. >> my pleasure. another sector getting hit today is nuclear related names, given their need for uranium. and canada is the second largest producer of uranium in the world. some of these names down 2 or 3% or more on today's biggest movers. after a quick break as we cut our losses, the dow down 200 points off maybe the back of that headline that that carl just shared from mexico's sheinbaum saying tariffs delayed for a month. the s&p down now only 1%. a little less than that. we'll be right back. >> bitcoin is the best. performing asset. but its volatility has

unsubstantiated three individuals, private citizens bruce, isaac and mark referred to as the mar-a-lago three played a key role in several high-profile students outside of the formal va decision-making process. these include v-8 senior level personnel decisions and involvement in negotiations for the va electronic record system among other issues. i hope you'll push back. push back strongly on an appropriate of well-established fellow transparency rules. espresso and they're not acting in the best interest of veterans. whether it's ideologically minded groups with ulterior motives or the array of big tech executives was on the platforms yesterday at the inaugural including elon musk. congressman collins if confirmed you must be the decision-maker at the va. you must be the advocate keep the needs of veterans at the forefront. guilt back at every opportunity i cannot emphasize how important it will be to me and hope all of us on this committee you fight those efforts hopeful we assured priorities including upgrading the va facilities around to greet healthcare, and suicide prevention whi