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friolento prepÁrese a temblar acompaÑando a miles de checos que se zambulle en las gÉlidas aguas de un lago la esperanza de batir el rÉcord mundial de nataciÓn invernal en grupo. los participantes permanecieron en una larga fila cerca de la orilla del lago durante mÁs de un minuto y algunos mÁs valientes optaron por darse chapuzÓn hasta el cuello con temperaturas de aire de 4 grados centÍgrados. [mÚsica] >> si me quitan el medical prÁcticamente me deja totalmente desamparado. >> es el sentimiento de muchos personas indocumentadas que reciben el servicio de medical, ante el congreso que aprobaron un presupuesto donde se reducen estos beneficios. >> la comunidad no va a poder hacer sus citas a tiempo. maribel: en una carrera por recortar ese presupuesto federal, tambiÉn de lÍderes estÁn buscando ese tipo de soluciones para poder suplir este tipo de recortes. el inglÉs como idioma oficial en los estados unidos, asÍ fue firmado a travÉs de una orden ejecutiva por parte del presidente trump. y el condado sacramento estÁ dando un paso importante para garantizar un futuro mÁs accesible para reside

security, giving them back to trump so you can put them back in moral lago.. buckle up for another big one. the world's best chip company, semiconductor manufacturing company, announced a massive investment in america. >> president trump: at taiwan semiconductor as announced they will invest at least a hundred billion dollars a new capital in the united states over the next short period of time, state-of-the-art's. without the chips and semiconductors, nothing runs today. you can't buy a car without them, radio, television. >> jesse: those of you guys keeping score at home, investments made in the united states have top $1.7 trillion. it's only week six. biden signature chips and reflation -- inflation reduction act, 1.2 trillion. and he had to tax and borrow that money. these trump investments are private. remember one obama said all of these jobs were gone for good? >> some of those jobs will just not come back. one somebody says -- when somebody says, like the person you just mentioned that i will not advertise for, that he will bring all of these jobs bac

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they're giving the documents back to trump so he can box them up and put them back in the mar-a-lago ballroom. what a joke. and buckle up for another big one. the world's best chip company, taiwan semiconductor manufacturing company, just announced a massive investment in america. listen. >> taiwan semiconductor is announcing that they will be investing at least $100 billion in new capital in the united states over the next short period of time to build state of the art semiconductor manufacturing facilities. without the chips and semiconductors nothing runs today. you can't buy a car without them. you can't get a radio, a television, nothing. you can't get anything. >> for those of you guys keeping score at home, investments being made in the united states under trump have topped $1.7 trillion. and it's only week six. biden's signature chips and inflation reduction act investments were 1.2 trillion, and they had to tax and borrow that money. these trump investments are private. remember when obama said all these jobs were gone for good? >> some of those jobs of the past are just not

he also mentioned his recent dinner with president trump at mar-a-lago and its plans to work with the new administration. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen i had the privilege to present to you and the people of montana the governor of the great state of montana the honorable greg g. on forte. [applause] >> thank you. please be seated. mr. speaker, mr. president, members of the 69th legislature, lieutenant governor, statewide officials, leaders of our tribal nations, members of the judiciary, members of our cabinet the first lady of montana my dear wife susan and finally my fellow montanans just last week they gathered on the front steps of the capitol to commit to four more years of strong conservative leadership here in helena. as i did last week i stand before you today with a message of hope and prosperity and an unwavering commitment to serve montanans. as we gather in this chamber we are reminded that america lives in montana, in our vast landscapes are thriving communities and most importantly in the hearts of our people. over the last four years we have made great strides tog

tambiÉn reportes de fuertes vientos desde texas, oklahoma y llegando hacia el Área de los grandes lagose para maÑana se mantendrÁ con riesgo de tiempo severo, la temperatura a esta hora de la noche omaha en 17, nashville 63 texas todo lo que es dallas, san antonio y houston en los 75 mientras que atlanta se mantiene con temperaturas en los 65. hablamos de rico de tiempo severo nivel 1.2 y tres desde luisiana, alabama llegando hacia montgomery, no descarto granizo, fuertes rÁfagas de viento, inundaciones y tornados. para maÑana nos mantenemos corrijo elevado de tiempo severo para nueva york, washington, raleigh, norte de la florida. podemos apreciar este sistema de inestabilidad como estar afectando desde las 8:00 de la maÑana . muchÍsima precauciÓn con este riesgo de tormentas fuertes. >> gracias por el pronÓstico, al papa francisco le retiraron el ventilador mecÁnico no invasivo. cÓmo >> la salud del papa francisco se mantiene estable, segÚn informÓ el vaticano, destacando que no ha sufrido nuevos episodios dice deficiencia respiratoria ni broncoespasmo. aunque le retiraron el ventilad

i'm so glad, in mar-a-lago he wanted to balance the budget and in his quasistate of the union address, he wants to balance the budget. he needs to come to terms it won't just be on tariff revenue but has to demand a prepandemic spending and one thing i keep prodding about, i don't think anybody who voted for president trump he would continue to spend at biden levels. i hope he'll have a competitive nature that will kick in and strongly embrace the prepandemic level. because, again, it's entirely possible. if this were business, it would be so simple, you'd have responsible managers going yeah, i kind of screwed up, overspent there, boss, we'll get it back in line. this should not be hiding, really shouldn't be. >> i think we'll take some questions. craig? reporter: for the long term health of the american financial system, social security and probably medicare has to be rejiggered so it's financially sound. it doesn't work. i know that's like everyone needs to talk about that, but at some point will probably have to have -- what are your thoughts on that? >> so there's four or five or

carolinas hacia sectores de pensilvania, nueva york, boston, tambiÉn algo de nieve a travÉs de los grandes lagos temperaturas maÑana estarÁn bastante bajas con ese buen abrigo al haber tenemos una mÁxima de 51 en nueva york,de igual manera esos 50 en el estado dorado, lo mÁs cÁlido en la florida en la ciudad de miami, maÑana con 76. es importante que sepa que nuevo mÉxico y al oeste de texas tambiÉn estÁ bajo la apetencia por fuerte viento y bandera roja por incendio. elian: gracias. una cÁmara de seguridad captÓ este terrible momento en el que un asaltante de par en el pecho a un cajero hispano en una gasolinera de california, el delincuente amenazÓ a los presentes hasta que le disparÓ a quemarropa al trabajador que afortunadamente se estÁ recuperando en el hospital, el sospechoso estÁ bajo arresto. la policÍa de nueva york acuestas tarde el centro, y todo por una amenaza de bomba. la tensa situaciÓn ocurre durante una protesta de manifestantes pro palestina en dÉbil Ética del edificio. se reportaron varios arrestos durante este desaloje las autoridades escolares han condenado el incidente. ini

get rid of them, get rid of the people that rated the presidents home at mar-a-lago.verything is being looked into. and right now we are hiring great lawyers, great people around us who we can trust. right now the numbers are very small. but now that we have kash patel it's made it a lot easier. he's dealing with what we are dealing with. the great men and women of... the u.s. marshals, we're all working together to fight violent crime. it's a shame that a few people have given them such a bad name as well as the department of justice. >> sean: it sounds like a massive list, doesn't sound like you are going to be sleeping a lot in the next 4 years. >> none of us will but it's worth it. it's worth it to fight for the american people and to keep america safe. >> sean: thank you for coming end. good to see you. when we come back president trump has only been in office 6 weeks and wins continuing to pile up. the hannity white house briefing with press secretary karoline leavitt straight ahead. oh, it makes me want to tear up. i swear to god, there ain't no way i would be

because we know that practically every other weekend the president is traveling down to mar-a-lago on trips that cost the american taxpayer on average about $3.5 million per trip. per trip. and that's not even including the money that members of this body spend in going to join him down there for meetings that they could have here in washington, d.c. for free. but we are allegedly saving money. that's the goal. but we're not. because my colleagues are pushing a budget that's going to add trillions of dollars to the national deficit. while firing hard-working men and women, while we continue to spend $3.5 million per trip for the president to go gallivanting to mar-a-lago. that's something that doge should look into. if we are serious about saving money, they should look into that. that is something that they should seriously look at. $3.5 million per trip. tell mr. musk to go and doge that. because that is something that is real. that is something that is within the president's power to be able to stop. but yet we want to come in this chamber and take pride in firing and announcing th

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obviously donation to the inauguration, appearing with trump, having dinner with mar-a-lago where he negotiated or discussed buying the rights to the documentary about melania trump, amazon labor paid $40 million for the rights to that documentary which was three times the next-highest bid so i think there's a pattern there and he does fear vengeance on the part of donald trump that could do damage to amazon and his commercial space. howie: tens of thousands of people have now canceled their subscription to the washington post. same thing happened at the last minute, bezos killed the planned kamala harris endorsement but i take your point about bezos promoting his commercial interest, because amazon and his other companies have a lot of government contracts. do you think that's a key factor here? >> well, i do. i mean, i think that look, that's his wealth is tied up in amazon. he's also spent i don't know, i saw one estimate $14 billion into blue origin. it's at a key moment. they just successfully launched the rocket into orbit and they hope now to be competing with spacex. you've g

before the president traveled back from mar-a-lago friday.al judge dismissed the classified documents case last year, and the department of justice dropped its charges after the 2024 election. the president had pleaded not guilty and denied any wrongdoing in the case. >>> "the new york times" filed a motion friday to dismiss a federal defamation lawsuit filed by actor justin baldoni in response to the paper's december article about his troubles on set with his "it ends with us" co-star blake lively. the article details lively's sexual harassment complaint along with internal communications with baldoni's team with his co-star. in a new filing they claimed the paper is protected by fair report privilege. that something that safe guards outlets from libel and reporting on official documents like legal filings, also noting the article included a response from baldoni's legal team. >> also exciting finishes in the nba last night. first with the knicks with the ball 2 points down to the memphis grizzlies with 7 seconds on the clock. >> just 7 seco

that's assuming he goes to the white house or to mar-a-lago cap in hand and says like a naughty schoolboywere donald trump i'm terribly sorry for sticking up for myself like that. it won't happen again and where's that contract i want to sign it and sign with the medical -- mineral rights to the americans. what happens after that is when they get to the table than the situation may well be if vladimir putin or his people are there that they will say we have made it clear what happens, ukraine needs to be demilitarized. we the russians need to keep territory. would the ukrainian zelenskyy or some successor accept that? would europe except that after everything it said about protecting ukraine? there are so many variables. what makes it a lot more difficult to try to solve is there is a great lack of clarity. you can argue in fact what was going on before hunter biden wasn't going to work. he gave ukraine enough weapons not to lose but not to win either because he was worried about what the russians might do, he took their nuclear threat seriously. so trump supporters would say he's just be

that's assuming he goes to the white house or to mar-a-lago cap in hand and says like a naughty schoolboywere donald trump i'm terribly sorry for sticking up for myself like that. it won't happen again and where's that contract i want to sign it and sign with the medical -- mineral rights to the americans. what happens after that is when they get to the table than the situation may well be if vladimir putin or his people are there that they will say we have made it clear what happens, ukraine needs to be demilitarized. we the russians need to keep territory. would the ukrainian zelenskyy or some successor accept that? would europe except that after everything it said about protecting ukraine? there are so many variables. what makes it a lot more difficult to try to solve is there is a great lack of clarity. you can argue in fact what was going on before hunter biden wasn't going to work. he gave ukraine enough weapons not to lose but not to win either because he was worried about what the russians might do, he took their nuclear threat seriously. so trump supporters would say he's just be

could keep his butt at the white house and do his job instead of running to his golf courses, mar-a-lago, every few days, the super bowl, the indy car race. give me a break. let's talk about taxpayers' money going to nothing but a bunch of users. and that is exactly what he is doing. that is why he wants to be president. he wants to use people in this country, wants to use the government, just like elon musk, he wants to use the government to keep getting rich, to keep getting power. and i cannot believe that people cannot see through him. host: all right, kathy. jeff since this on facebook, i want to hear the ttho matter how bad it is. it will be refreshing after what i heard from the past administration. revitalizing. hee ire -- here is john in portland, connecticut, republican. caller: great question today. did we do this four years ago to president biden, the way democrats are rebelling against -- don't cut me off, i am watching your finger -- did we do this to president biden four years ago? host: hold on, you cannot watch me on tv because there is a delay. so don't look at the tv,

i was at mar-a-lago a few weeks ago and talked to president trump about doge at the state level.se] i'm excited about the momentum, and we're going to build on it here in oklahoma. today, i'm launching doge-ok to keep the focus on flat budgets and limited government. for years, i've instructed my cabinet secretaries and agency directors to shrink employee count and cut unnecessary contracts. i am committed to having fewer state employees at the end of my term than when i took office in 2019. i also mandated an end to work from home policies for state employees to better serve the people of our state. even still, we have public officials who have asked the legislature to double the size of their budget. our constituents voted for fiscal conservatism, not growing government. if people hear one thing i say, it's that i want oklahoma to be the best state for business. by being the best state for business, we're paving the way to be the best state for education, the best state for infrastructure, and the best state for families. rising tides lift all boats. the world is taking notice

. >> and before leaving washington for his mar-a-lago estate this afternoon, president trump warned ukraine to make peace or lose american support. zelenskyy says his country will not start the peace talks without a guarantee against another invasion. >> either we're going to end it or let him fight it out and if he fights it out, it's not going to be pretty. >> president trump has been pushing zelenskyy to sign a deal giving the u.s. access to ukrainian resources all in exchange for investment and the possibility of concrete security guarantees. that was the original plan for today's meeting. cbs news has been digging into some of the claims made at the oval office. here's what we found. the president claimed the u.s. spent more than $350 billion on the war in ukraine. the cbs news confirm team found that to be false. the u.s. government's ukraine oversight group reported congress appropriated 183 billion, 106 billion going directly to ukraine. the rest of the money went to funding the u.s. response to the war and aid to other impacted countries. in today's meeting at the white house, it d

. >> vaughn hillyard is joining us near the president's mar-a-lago home in florida.ll of this comes as the president prepares for a big speech to the nation this week? >> reporter: hallie, that's right. we expect the expect to address the war during that speech to congress, but his own national security advisor just today expressed skepticism that the u.s. could get russia and ukraine both back to the negotiating table. hallie. >> vaughn hillyard, thank you. >>> to the fallout tonight t from the president's push to slasthe federal workforce and a new legal setback. yamiche alcindor joins us. that's a case that ended up in court? >> that's right. of a federal judge ruled that president trump's effort to fire hampton dellinger as unlawful and that dellinger must be allowed to continue serving his five-year term. meanwhile, over the weekend at yosemite national park in california more than 100 protesters gathered to express outrage over the staff cuts at national parks and forests. they were part of a national effort dubbed protect your parks protests. protesters gather

he goes to mar-a-lago. he flies on air force one. he's at the state dinners.e's at the state of the union. he's at the oval office, by the way, not wearing a suit. i mean. >> if melania trump said this, would you take it seriously? >> i probably would. >> okay. >> well guess what? >> well guess what? guess what? donald trump spends more time with him. >> yeah, but he doesn't have the influence. >> he's more time with elon in his own. >> yeah, he actually does. he actually does. >> i get your point about the symbolism i completely agree there. but the only thing that i'm concerned about is until i see something from the justice department, until i see something coming out of that white house saying that they're even considering this nonsense, then i think we've got a problem. as of now, we're not getting an inkling of of an idea that that's going to happen real. if we're saying elon musk says something and it doesn't mean anything, that's not where we are right now as a country. >> what he. >> said when elon musk says something, it has it has meaning. elon musk

evacuation of mar a lago, the double standard with the raid of mar a lago, the fisa abuse, russia lie, a dirty disinformation dossier signed three times by a former fbi head in that case, james comey. are these all on the table to get to the bottom of over time? >> everything is on the table, sean. we're going to look at everything. and as i said, the jack smith team gone. that was low hanging fruit. really? get rid of them. get rid of the people that raided the president's home. we lock. >> into what they did. >> everything is being looked into. everything. and right now, we are hiring great lawyers, great people around us who we can trust. right now, the numbers are very small. but now that we have kash in, it's made it a lot easier at the fbi. but he's dealing with what we're dealing. you know, the great men and women of dea, atf, the u.s. marshals, we are all working together to fight violent crime. and it's a shame that that a few people have given them such a bad name, as well as the department of justice. >> it sounds daunting. it sounds like a massive list. it doesn't sound li

tonight as he was boarding his flight to mar-a-lago, the president with this message to zelenskyy. >> he's got to say, i want to make peace. he doesn't have to stand there and say about putin this, putin that. all negative things. he's got to say, i want to make peace, i don't want to fight a war any longer. his people are dying. he doesn't have the cards. just so you understand it, okay? >> reporter: moments ago, zelenskyy saying this to fox news. >> i'm speaking like a president of a people who are in this struggle three years. and they just want to hear that america on our side and that america will stay with us, not with russia, with us. that's it. >> reporter: now tonight we've learned the trump administration is considering cutting off all ongoing shipments of military aid to ukraine in response to zelenskyy's comments today. now, no final decision has been made, and it's not clear what impact this would have on the battlefield. but it would certainly send a clear and strong message after the fiery spectacle the world witnessed here today, david. >> david: mary bruce leading us

i was just there on the south lawn friday trump left for mar-a-lago he left palm beach hotel locationub right after the blowup with zelenskyy. it is quite a privilege to be able to walk the white house grounds. particularly at a time like this you just do not know it's happening. peter: how often does a president stop and talk with you on the south lawn? >> i have done foror departures it's only been a couple of weeks. there's only been at one time i've been out there he did not stop talking. he is chatty. he likes to talk and give his point of view. i find it to actually be so helpful that he is talking so often. i think one difference between the by demonstration this administration she had tois talk to a lot of people around him biting to get biden's point of view. but with trump will give it to you straight away it's typically the mostit unfiltered version is the most straight away version of what he's thinking at the moment. you are saying them prop the doors open, there he goes the first lady. quick selfless and for a minute. that's the beast about to drive away. no stopping. wh

the fbi returned boxes of documents seized during the 2022 raid on mar-a-lago to president trump.taff members seen loading materials and other personal property onto air force one. alina habba said they contain pictures and newspaper articles taken from barron trump and first lady melania trump's closets and drawers. trump blasting doj on truth social saying the items will some day be on display as part of his presidential library. peter. peter: thank you, char limit the anti-semitism task force visiting columbia, harvard, ucla and more campuses. comes as more anti-israel protests are breaking out of columbia and new york city's barnard college this week. here to discuss is senior council to the assistant attorney general for civil rights, and the head of doj task force to combat anti-semitism, leo terrell. leo, good morning. >> good morning, peter. peter: leo, some of these topnotch colleges and ivy league schools had reputation tarnished for entire generation and entire generation of people my anyone that never want to send their kids to a place that had these protests, and now

i met with the president and mar-a-lago, he explained that he had been on a phone call with him and hen't like the guy. i can see why and theky personalities clashed.ll zelenskyy needs us.y, >> brian: take a step back, do you think fundamentally to this, that he understands may be a better than most isra vladimir putin iins a brutal killer that 20,000 kids and lied again in 2022 and was elected and tried lid to bring peace wih putin ane'd he lied then and mae he feels he's about to lead us down a path again. he is known as a liar and perhaps he doesn't think and thinks we are giving him tooivin much credit? thi >> well, i think what zelenskyy is trying to do here is, he is trying to show strength to his countrymen because he's in ay very toughto situation. i would assume, this is just mep making atin assumption, his life is in danger as we speak. plus, if the country were to go into peace, heco is trying to ce out of thiengts place with a pos of strength. president trump understands the weakness perception that they find themselves in. part of negotiation is when you are at your strong

lot of lies in order to try to bankrupt him in particular the ridiculousness of the valley of mar-a-lago. one of the things i think is true is he is facing a lot of challenges in the second term. whether he is able to match them and meet them in this moment to guide the country through them, that is going to be a phenomenal achievement if he can do it. i think he is committed to doing everything he can to achieve it that includes the challenges around the world of china, of russia, of mexico and the middle east. our contentious relationship right now with the eu and the like. and that of course also includes a challenges here at home. some of those areas, he's already having enormous success for th.the border policy has ine showed everything that happened under joe biden and mayorkas and the like. not every area of policy along those lines can be addressed so quickly. so we'll have to see what comes forward but in terms of what he's already achieved, you have to consider iconic in terms of america's political history. mark: you make a good point and it is a warning to all of us. these pe

. >> reporter: meantime the white house and the weekend voyage to mar-a-lago, the president reiterated his belief that without the u.s. ukraine will fall. he agreed to continue the conversations when zelenskyy is "ready for peace." meantime democrats on capitol hill were fervently supportive of the ukrainian leaders supported -- you -- exchange in the oval office however on the g.o.p. i -- side senator lindsey graham called on zelenskyy to change his perspective or resigned, something he told bret he was not prepared to do. >> trace: kevin corke live in d.c., thank you. let's bring in former white house official jayme franklin and "new york post" reporter lydia moynihan. thank you for coming on. lydia, i want to play some sound. this is president trump on making a deal. he said the following... >> you are either going to make a deal or we are out and if we are out you will fight it out. i don't think it's going to be pretty but you will fight it out. but you don't have the cards. once we sign that deal, you are in a much better position. >> trace: yet senate minority leader chuck schum

you were a big trump support, you went to mar-a-lago, are you still a trump supported? supporter of the american people. we have a wonderful relationship with the us. we have incurred will companies we have partnership with and we want to maintain that relationship. i can tell you 25% tariffs for a monkeywrench into that relationship. i am hopeful based on what i heard from you this morning that there will be a reprieve. i'm watching x and truth social and it seems the story changes every two hours. job losses in the united states, market in disarray and chaos, the american people are beginning to understand a tariff war with canada, the juice isn't worth the squeeze, it causes more pain than benefit, let's get back to having the tariff free relationship. stuart: donald trump has delayed tariffs on cars from mexico and canada. do we regard that as real progress? >> if we can get to a renegotiation of usmca, that would be real progress. the report i heard suggested that would be extended to all products that have a 0 tariff. you have to remember 97% of product from canad

president trump is at his winter white house in mar-a-lago, sticking a tee in the ground today, one dayfter that unprecedented, as you mentioned, meeting in the oval office. nobody has seen something that contentious in the white house ever. the meeting went off the rails 40 minutes in, as a reporter asked president trump if he's aligning himself too much with vladimir putin. president trump responded he's trying to keep in the middle between ukraine and russia. and vice-president j.d. vance jumped in and wants to see diplomacy rule the dale and then president zelenskyy offered somewhat of a history lesson, calling him j.d., did the cease-fire violations about 25 to date and that's when president trump responded with this. >> you don't have the card right now. with us, you start having cards. >> not playing cards. >> and you're playing cards. you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war iii. >> now, zelenskyy left the white house a short time later on trump's orders. the planned press conference and lunch were canceled and the mineral rights order

zelenskyy wanted to come back to the white house tonight but that the president was leaving for mar-a-lagoent said to restart u.s.-ukrainian talks, zelenskyy would have to say i don't want to fight a war any longer. right now it's not clear how or if u.s. support for ukraine will continue. geoff: what are european leaders telling you about how they are viewing all of this? >> multiple officials said this feels like a fundamental transatlantic break. all of them came to zelenskyy's defense tonight. today's meeting came after vance and pete hegseth made it clear it was not the trump administration's priority to defend europe. so the incoming german chancellor is saying that europe needs strategic independence from the u.s. and over the next week europe will drop its own security guarantees for ukraine and send more financing and equipment to ukraine directly. european officials have said this in the past but they seem to mean that more than ever. we know nothing can replace u.s. military support for ukraine. geoff: nick schifrin at the white house. amna: some of the president's staunchest al

. >> jimmy: you could quit. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] you could go back to mar-a-lago andhove your head down that gold toilet for a few months. we'd like that. maybe you'll find those sea krut documents you flushed. we heard from the prime minister of canada today. trump sent our economy into freefall today, and theirs too, by implementing a 25% tariff on imports from canada and new mexico. tariffs that are very likely to raise the cost of our food and could raise the price of a new car by an average of $12,000, which actually is a calculated move. because if you can't afford a car, can't complain about the price of gas. smart. [ laughter ] it's that 4d chess he's always playing. most experts say trump is shooting himself in the foot with these tariffs, which would be bad. he already has those bone spurs that kept him out of vietnam. [ laughter ] if he'd fought in vietnam there never would have been a war in vietnam. i think he's going to pretend he got something in return and magically lift them. canada today hit back with a 25% tariff of their own, and an unusually spicy

raid on mar-a-lago, two assassination attempts and he survived all of it and at some point they have to realize maybe they should do what they should have done eight years ago, which is accept the will of the american people and try and work with him. find some areas of common ground. right now the american people, the last four years have been a disaster. the harris poll shows that 58% of americans think trump is doing a better job than biden did. so they want him to succeed. they are giving him a chance. he is getting something he never got four years ago, a political honeymoon. a chance to deliver for the american people and prove himself. if you act like idiots and walk out of the house chamber, pull childish stunts it underscores to the american people they made the right decision in not giving you power. so try -- wait this out. if you think his policies are bad, give him a chance to implement them and fail. try and find some areas where you can try to work with him and accept the will of the american people. >> bill: 9:00 tonight expected to go an hour and 15, hour 30, who kno

president trump spoke with reporters himself before flying to mar a lago for the weekend, saying he doesn'telenskyy is serious about a peace deal. i'm looking for peace. we're not looking to go into a ten year war and play games. we want peace. ukrainians in the bay area watched that tense exchange in the oval office very closely, many expressing concern that hopes for the deal between the u.s. and ukraine are now on hold, and that they worry about president trump's threat to pull all u.s. support to ukraine. bay area nonprofit nova ukraine says this comes as some resources to ukraine have already been cut following the us's recent dismantling of usaid. very difficult to see, you know, the calculation or the rationale behind possibly, you knonow, not signing the agreement and not continuing the aid if russia is not stopped now, the consequences could be very sad and unpredictable. those ukrainians we spoke with say they are encouraged when they see the support from other european leaders, but remain concerned about what will come next from russia. they plan to continue advocating in the u.s

lucas, we've now seen zelenskyy at 10 downing street what's happening down there near if mar-a-lago? >> reporter: good afternoon a, griff. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is in london, president trump has returned to the winter white house here in palm beach. he's sticking a tee in the ground, playing some golf. he was asked before leaving the white house just last night -- last night, just what it'll take to make up with the ukrainian president. >> reporter: how long do you think it will take -- [inaudible] >> well, he says he wants it now, he wants to come back right now, but i can't do that. >> reporter: zelenskyy hastily left the white house after that contentious meeting in the oval office on trump's orders. the mineral rights deal, not signed. later on "special report" with bret baier, some in the trump administration were expecting an apology, zelenskyy refused to offer one. >> i'm not hearing from you, mr. president, the thought that you owe the president an apology. >> no p i respect president and i respect american people. and if, i don't know if -- i think that we

president trump has returned to his mar-a-lago estate.e's playing golf today after an oval office meeting that this nobody's ever seen in history. it tarted going off the rails about 40 minutes into it when a reporter asked president trump who was sitting alongside the ukrainian president, zelenskyy, when that the reporter asked trump why he aligns himself with putin so much, and president trump says he's trying to stay in the middle to help negotiate a peace deal to help end russia's war on ukraine. j.d. vance jumped in and took system shots at former president biden. and then certificate eleveny sumped in -- zelenskyy jumped in, saying russia has violated 25 ceasefire violations. and then that promptedded this response from president trump. >> you don't have the cards right now. with us, you start having cards. >> i'm not playing cards. i'm very serious, mr. president -- >> you're gam gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war iii. >> reporter: zelenskyy left the white house a short to time later on tr

later, as trump boarded his flight to mar a lago, he had this message for zelensky. >> i just want to a deal done and if the deal happens, good. but you can't embolden somebody that does not have the cards. >> following those remarks, zelensky, in an exclusive interview with fox news's bret baier, said the public fight was not good. >> so i'm not hearing from you, mr. president, a thought that you owe the president an apology. >> no, i respect the president and i respect american people. and if i don't know if i think that we have to be very open and very honest, i think maybe sometimes some some, some things we have to discuss out of out of media. >> zelenskyy adding, quote, there are very sensitive things and i just want to be honest and i want our partners to understand the situation correctly. perry russom, abc news, new york. >> now, it happened at the white house certainly sent shockwaves through the political community. south bay congressman sam liccardo held his first town hall meeting since being elected, and before the meeting got underway friday night, he addressed that hea

fetterman went to mar-a-lago, where trump assumed he was one of the guys from january 6th.erwards, trump said he's not liberal or conservative. he's just a common sense person, which is beautiful. and that's the kind of gay adjacent respect trump usually reserves for putin. >> uh. who? >> trump and fetterman actually have a lot in common. they're both plainspoken anti-elitist who come from money, married, exotic immigrant ladies, went to ivy league schools and aren't afraid to take on their own party. and when the wind catches trump's hair just right, they're both six foot eight. >> oh. >> look, here's the thing voters aren't really savvy about the issues, but they do have made it clear what is important to them. authenticity. balls and charisma. trump has that package, and so does fetterman. he's only been a senator two years, and he's already more famous than most of his colleagues. quick, i dare you to name this sad looking lady from washington state who has been in the senate for 30 years. you can't teach charisma or balls. fetterman is that rare democrat who's not afra

the weekend in london with european leaders getting their support while president trump was at mar a lago in florida. we're going to check back in with today in the bay's alice barr live from washington. and alice, really, opinions seem to be divided on whether peace talks for ukraine and russia can resume. good morning. yeah. european leaders are among those who are trying to keep an olive branch extended to the u.s, even as they're announcing a multi-billion dollar aid package for ukraine of their own. those european leaders know how important it is to still have the u.s. on board, and they're working to restore critical relations between ukraine and the u.s. what's your message to donald trump? this morning, the u.s. and ukraine, navigating a diplomatic detour with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, spending the weekend shoring up european alliances after friday's oval office shouting match. the war not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards. cards right. zelensky was asked to leave the white house without signing an agreement to sh

what was your your time at mar-a-lago like? >> president trump couldn't have been nicer.d questions. you know, i chose the hiv work and the polio work as the the two things i wanted to highlight that not only could he support great work that was ongoing, but that he could accelerate the innovation. he could, you know, help get polio eradicated. he could help get this cure for hiv to be a real thing. >> thank you very much. we had a busy day. we're. >> since that meeting, the new president has put a freeze on almost all global spending. and with the help of elon musk, is trying to shutter u.s. aid, the organization that administers american humanitarian efforts overseas. all this has put a u.s. government program which gates supports, called pepfar, in jeopardy. over the past two decades, it's invested more than $100 billion to prevent and treat hiv aids in developing nations and has saved the lives of more than 20 million people. if pepfar stopped, what would happen? >> uh, you'd have up to 10 million deaths. if it was stopped abruptly. you know, i thought the argument wo

first we turned it lucas turn tn is covering the president in florida he is at mar-a-lago this morningd morning. clark shannon after the contentious meeting in the oval office ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy received a warmer welcome in then he did it washington. got shuffled back across the united kingdom. zelensky received a warm welcome and aligning for arriving at 10 a10downing street facility showd appreciation for united states posting on next we are very grateful to the united states for all the support for and thankful for president trump, congress for their bipartisan support and american people. gratitude the trump administration thought was lacking in washington. zelensky arrived at the white house to sign a middle right deal, for treatment into an oval office meeting with president trump, it went off the rails. vice president jd banta jumped in >> mr. president, mr. president with respect it is disrespectfully for coming to the oval office try to litigate this in front of the american media. >> a fire exchange in the oval office unlike any in history caught on camer

is going around bragging that he made $500 million charging business leaders to meet him at mar-a-lagoile, the sad old vampire who ruined his life trying to steal the election for him is rolling around walmart looking for deals on just for men. i guess rudy is not on the list of ways to make america great again. trump is on a mission to bring back all the things we loved about this country. all the things we miss about this country. and when you see them all laid out for you, when you consider the sheer magnitude of all the amazing things he is doing, i have to say, it's hard not to feel patriotic. >> hello, everyone. your favorite president here with more good news for freedom-loving americans like you. i just gave an order to do away with soggy paper straws. from now on, all straws will be made from beautiful dolphin-killing plastic, and that's just the beginning. we're also bringing back an old friend named asbestos. and sprayed our hair with cfcs. let's get back to that great farrah fawcett hair. what a head of hair that lady had. we're bringing back smoking on planes and in hospit

i was justout there at the south lawn on friday when trump left for mar-a-lago, his west palm beach hotelocation club right after that employee-up with zelensky. so it's quite a privilege to beh zelenskyy. it is such a privilege to be able to walk the white house grounds, particularly at a time like this. peter: how often does the president stop and talk with y'all? jasmine: it's only been a couple of weeks, but almost every weekend. he is savvy, he likes to talk. i find it actually to be sort of hopeful that he's talking so often, because one difference between the biden administration , his administration, you have to talk to a lot of people around biden to get biden's point of view, where with trunk, he will give it to you right away. it is typically a straightaway version of what he's thinking in the moment. there he goes. peter: let's listen for a minute. jasmine: there he is in the beast come about to drive away. what i've heard from folks around him is he's taking this serious and has been involved with the planning of it. when he's talked to reporters yesterday, he did not want to