before i sign the laken riley act into law i want to ask, laken riley's incredible mother allison tocome say a few words that would be great. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you president trump. we would like to thank senator britt for her diligent bipartisan work to get this worked through the senate and we would like to thank congressman mike collins for his unwavering passion and leading on the laken riley act from the very start. our family will forever be grateful for the prayers of people around our nation and helping get this legislation into law. we want to thank president trump for the promises he made to us. he said he would secure our borders and never forget about laken riley. and he has not. he is a man of his word. i trust you will fight for the american people. most importantly, i want to thank our lord and savior jesus christ because without his sacrifices, laken riley's story would have ended on the horrific day she was taken from us. but because of him we can continue living knowing we will see laken riley again. no amount of change will ever bring back our

he and said the laken riley act into law. he listed drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. he pledged to send 30,000 of the worst illegal immigrant illegals to guam gauantanamo bay. in seattle, couples enforcement agent arrested an an alien who was convicted of raping a child and another was convicted of possessing child pornography, he is being deported. in los angeles, an ms-13 gang member was arrested wanted for murder in el salvador, he's being deported. in houston ice arrested another gang member wanted for assault. he is being deported. in baltimore, ice arrested a cuban national for drug trafficking and weapons charges, he is being deported. in buffalo, new york, a national was suspected -- in san diego, an afghan national was arrested with terrorist ties, he is now being deported. in all, there were 7,330 arrest of illegal criminals by the end of president trump's first week in office. 97% of illegal immigrants who have been deported in the last 17 days were actually issued removal orders under president joe

joey: the man that killed laken riley deserved to be in a place like that before with he ever put his- rachel: amen. joey: some people are against guantanamo bay because of what happened 20 years ago with interrogations. we had a country in turmoil over it, and now it's got this very negative connotation. pete laid it out so perfectly. it's a military base, not just a detention facility. and it's going to serve a purpose. why not let the money we spend on something serve a purpose for our country? but if your heart is bleeding, if you're so sad about this, you know, costing you on this next topic because it's really getting to some folks, this idea that snub may have to leave our country. selena gomez posted a video where she was just crying crocodile tears and telling us this is her people and making it look like it's just innocent kids being deported. we all know that isn't true. but thankfully, this was put out, this video from what we call angel moms, the moms of those who were killed at the hands of evil illegal aliens. let's watch. >> you don't know who you're crying for. what a

we passed the laken riley act. we passed the preventing violence against women by illegal immigrants act. and president trump's executive orders have made an immediate difference. but our work is far from over. we must reverse the structures. we must classify illegal imgrans for what they are and punish them severely. it is a no-brainer, ladies and gentlemen. we must protect our borders. and by extension, all american citizens. if we don't, we run a grave risk of losing our country. mr. speaker, i yield back. thank you. mr. haridopolos: i appreciate the good words from the congressman from the 13th, giving real-world examples of how this unfair policy has impacted so many of us not just with dollars, but with lives. as i mentioned earlier, this is a crime in which we must end and the good news, we are moving in that direct. what i mentioned before, i think, is so telling. that is the idea of lives destroyed, trust violated and hearts broken. america is the land of opportunity and equal justice. and what was so frus

i know laken riley's step dad, john, really well. i've gotten to know him really well since it happened. he's essentially my neighbor and live as town away. just knowing how strong they are, really resets things for me but two, to know that part of this isn't just healing from her death or having a chance to not know can i celebrate this laken riley act or should i feel guilty to even be here smiling at this moment? we saw her mom speak that day. you know, one of the reasons they've been so reluctant to do an interview or be too outfront is to honor laken's death in a way that doesn't ascribe some political motive saying our daughter was an angel and she was taken from us and regardless what you think this issue matters and could have saved her. to have celebrities go and do these theatrical crying videos, it's disgusting to see. like the woman said, you didn't cry for my daughter. charlie: trump put ago spotlight on school choice seeing a significant drop in test scores. joey: florida is one state embracing school choice and congres

he would've never killed laken riley. they are responsible for the death of thousands of young children throughout my career and... he will end sanctuary cities. >> sean: there was a 2011 government accountability office study that found 3 million criminal offences had been committed by illegal immigrants. this is before harris biden through the floodgates wide open. do we have any estimates, we know there's about 350,000 missing children that have been used by illegal immigrants, to be have any estimates how many americans have been victims of violent crime, murdered and, to be have any idea of that number at this point? >> there's no metric on that because of one reason. many centuries cities don't even track the nationality. they won't ask what the immigration status is because they don't want eyes to find out. even know... there are a lot we don't find out about because they simply don't have the biometrics so we know who they are. we need that information. sanctuaries are sanctuaries for criminals, bottom-line. >> se

where are the democrat protests over east palestine, ohio, for border victims like laken riley and hurricane helene vector-borne times in north carolina? la wild fire victims? where are they? democrats care more about wasting your tax money to stay in power than taking care of you. president trump turned disables on democrats and we've got this too. coming up, steve forbes here with his reaction and we've got this news coming up, we've got names of top democrats and and this story. >> it's everybody, every elected major and every elected governor and city councilman, you would think they'd want want their community safe. >> cleaning up doj and heard tom homan speak about it. they're going after blue sanctuary cities that will not keep their citizens safe. going after da alvin brag and their biased cases against president trump. and fraternal order of police is joe gamaldi fired and you happen he'll have more to go. >> we're supporting them to defend themselves against aggression. >> donald trump, if he were president, putin would be sitting in kyiv. >> we're supporting ukraine's ability to d

. >> reporter: it comes days after the president signed the laken riley act. >> we are moving with urgency speed to get these vicious and violent criminals the hell out of our country. >> reporter: the sheriff said they followed the law and did notify i.c.e. when he would be released. meanwhile today the white house spent a special envoy top venezuela to try to strike a deal for the country to take back deported migrants from the u.s. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. up next the clash over the canal. andrea mitchell reports from panama where trump threatened to take control of the vital passage. secretary of state rubio will head that way tomorrow. season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living and reduced muscle weakness. and ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with the freedom of just 6 to 7 infusions per year, for a predictable routine i can count on. ultomiris may lower your immune system's ability to fight infections, increasing your chance of serious meningococcal and other infections which may become life-threatenin

legislative branch, working with us here in congress, just a few days ago president trump signed the laken riley act. one of the first bills we moved out of the house because it was a bill that also fit not only with our agenda, we passed it last year, chuck schumer made it clear he didn't want to bring a bill to the senate floor that actually stood up forepeople -- for people so they are not victims of violence from illegals. this new senate under john thune and republican leadership brought that same bill through the senate and put it on president trump's desk where he signed it. just goes to show the american people how much difference it makes when you get leaders who actually will fight for them not for washington and the old guard, the progressive democrat party that's so out of touch with the american people. today president trump will sign an executive order to do something we already passed through the house and that is to say men can't play in women sports. this is a bill we passed through the house twice now. almost on a bipartisan line vote, which seems bizarre. it should be somethin

there is no universe where leaks can be allowed and tda escapes another potential laken riley, and others can be killed. this is not aching but serious. whoever is leaking this needs to understand the consequences of the action. to your question, one at the things about tda we have to have to understand something they have learned, a hybrid criminal governance model. to the more time inside of the country code to the they penetrate media and ngos business community and leaks and create a network to provide impunity towards their actions. they have done this in chile, pareto, colombia and makes it harder to go after them. it is so important to grab and arrest them and also deport them and send them out of the united states. the longer they are here, the more they can adapt to law enforcement and create this governance model inside of the united states. >> sandra: people watching this are going, why does the community want the gang members to safely harbor and some of these cities? to your point, unfathomable coattails we have had her onto m many times, and very vocal community member and c

laken riley's family, why are they not out there fighting for them?east 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 advice rates continue in the nation's largest cities. some reports are emerging migrants arrested in the crackdown have been released due to space constraints and ice utilities. she responded this morning. >> thousands of beds and detention facilities open today and we will continue in the minute is to get dangerous quibbles of our street and get them home so it's constantly changing what we are doing. >> while the operations continue, president donald trump said in a post last saturday venezuela agreed to take back migrants entered into the country illegally. >> cb cotton, thank you. coming up, new israeli ambassador to the united states working with the trump a

they voted against laken riley act 140 democrats which means pro-violent murder of women in the countryact, 203 democrats. no american support that. they are playing resistance here on 90-10 issues and it is not working for them. they are in need of a leader just like new york giants, todd. get everybody in line and coalesce around a message but they are flailing at this point in taking it to the streets. this ain't 2017 in 17 in a more. >> carley: that is the view of ana navarro and alan green impeachment for donald trump's dastardly deeds. i didn't know that was high crime misdemeanor but most americans are optimistic over outrage right now. >> todd: taking to the streets, michael mcdonald and the to be brothers. >> carley: great song. >> at least for carley. >> carley: i have a father who is a big duby's fan so i am well aware. have a great friday, joke, good to see you. you may have noticed todd and i are wearing red and we are not going to the prom together although it looks like we are your red tie and my red dress. national where red tape honoring american heart month and drawing

foreign terrorist organizations, and he is deporting criminal illegal aliens, and he signed the laken rileyre than 45 executive orders. dei has been purged from the government. took 12 times more press conference, questions then joe biden did any week. promises made promises kept, and we're just getting started. >> dana: the president himself making this comment about his first two weeks. >> i think we have the finest people ever recruited for government. and you know what, you are started to see that because we have done more in two weeks then biden has done in four, five years, six years. they could be here between him and obama. >> dana: greg, it is pretty interesting. >> greg: this is a new era, and i don't think you can go back to the old era. speed is everything. the dems are not used to this approach. my memory is that republicans would work on one thing at a time, and it was like each bill was a bespoke item that might take 4-6 weeks to get it delivered. but trump is like in a something line. and the democrats are lucy and ethel trying to keep up, wrapping the chocolates as they whi

i believe it actually -- your story, the story the of jocelyn's mother, of laken riley's mother, ally stepped forward, i think, changed this election and are changed our whole entire approach to border security. and for that, you should be commended. i'm just so sorry that your daughter's life, that that's what it took for this to happen in our country. is god bless you, and we send all our love. >> thank you. rachel: god bless you. all right. we'll be right back. the day you get your clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 150,000 lives with dental implants. because a clearchoice day changes every day. finance your new smile for as low as $148 a month per arch for qualified patients. schedule a free consultation. total beets, america's best-selling beets brand, is available at walmart. total beets blood pressure support soft chews contain a key ingredient clinically shown to deliver two times better blood pressure support. take control of

plus he's signed into law the laken riley act which is an immigration enforcement law, first time inthe key work now in the senate are the confirmation hearings, and this is the one that's coming up this week with kennedy. we've gotten 8 confirmed already are, we'll do 5 for this week with pam bondi the for attorney general and others. so with regard to robert kennedy, i know you've within broadcasting the hearings -- been broadcasting the hearings on him. you can hear the hostility in the voices of the democrats who are asking him questions. considering him a traitor. robert kennedy wants to make america healthy again. i'm a are doctor, i support his nomination. i thought he did wonderfully at the two days of hearings. he had to go to two different hearings for this. we need to make america healthy again. we spend almost a quarter of the money of this country on health care, and what happens? we have chronic props, epidemics of obesity, chronic disease, diabetes. i think robert kennedy is the right person. of i'm working hard to make sure he gets confirmed. maria: so there are rumor

president trump's nominees in this process, and you are one of the only democrats to vote for the laken riley of the signing ceremony with her family and with president trump this week. there's been some blowback from the left about voting for that act, about the i.c.e. raids going on across country. some say they're not going to cooperate, they're going to actively block these, or give people advice on how to avoid the raids. here are some local officials reacting in the last few days. >> police officers will not be cooperating with federal law enforcement, around federal immigration law. >> being a welcoming city sickly states are local police department will not behave as federal agents. >> we have a ordinance, a state law that generally prohibits our police department from participating in immigration enforcement. >> shannon: what obligations do or don't you think they have with respect to the deportations? >> senator fetterman: i hope every local official would agree that any of the migrants that are here with criminal backgrounds or engaging in criminal behavior, they should support tha

and they are shaking his hand because talking about my bipartisan shipping came together for the laken rileylso talked about with this country some people against the border of being sealed and some people for men and women sports. we will disagree there but it is important to have religion in the country. >> lawrence: he also said as she laid out some of the bills and nominations, got 99-0 when it came to marco rubio's nomination. i know you can come together because i have seen you do it before. i hope we can change for the betterment of the country. i thought that was powerful. >> ainsley: he talked about almost being assassinated and the bullet flew by his hair and did you notice my hair didn't change? that he talked about how it did change him and everyone clapped. it changed something in me. we have asked him in interviews. i don't know if he ever said it -- >> lawrence: i agree. the first time with talk about in detail being changed after two assassination attempts. >> ainsley: a lot of voters want god back in the country and many of the voters go to church on sunday and that is extre

yesterday we signed the laken riley act into law -- president trump did. when we look across the country with the surge of illegal migrants, you look at fentanyl overdoses being the leading cause of death between five and 18, i have heard you say you want to tackle that. when you look at parents like laken riley's mother yesterday when she talked about what should have never happened, and their families there, they deserve an fbi that is focused on finding these criminals and getting them out of here. so my question for you is, i'd like for you to talk about that. you have talked about cleaning up america making it safe and secure for its people. please tell the american people your plans. mr. patel: the two things if i am confirmed that i have, i really just going back to keeping it simple. one, let cops be cops. 100,000 drug overdoses, hundred thousand rapes, 72 thousand homicides with only 70% of precincts reporting, that is violent crime exploding out of control. 38,000 employees at the fbi and as i alluded to earlier, almost one third of them work in

esident trump obviously signed the laken riley act into law this week.stand that, it will allow law enforcement to detain and deport undocumented immigrants who have been charged with theft-related crimes. you voted in support of this bill i had an opportunity to interview your colleague senator adam schiff, who opposed it. he told me last week that this bill is so broad the u.s., quote, would be able to deport dreamers for taking a tube of tooth paste. can you guarantee this law won't be applied in a way that's overly broad? >> well, this law is about public safety, representing a border state, that affects arizona, i think, more than other states, just because of numbers. and it's where folks cross. kristen, if you come across the border and you don't have documentation, you've already committed a crime. this is for somebody who then decides to commit a second crime. and they're taken into custody, there'll be due process involved, so they can eventually, if they can prove that these are not valid charges, where they go through the court system, they c

more than a advocating for families who have lost children, laken riley's family, jaws and the familyng thank you, mr. president for making sure our kids are not going to continue to be killed by drugs and trafficking and have dangerous criminals robbing small businesses in her hometown? just get your priorities straight. start focusing on them and not the dangerous people i watch a plane load of people on load at gitmo they were pedophiles child cannot force their drug dealers in our community and literally these cartels are partnering with the chinese to kill her next generation of americans. that is who were putting down there at gitmo i'm so thankful they're not in our country anymore. shannon: also in that letter they point to a report for the international refugee assistance because you were just there when you speak to this. they say their problems like no portable water dilapidated housing, mold, rats, and toilet totesspewing sewage break and as to healthcare but you were just there 1 of the conditions? what does not like that at all but i don't know what they were talking abo

while they not advocating for these families have lost children to make laken riley, jocelyn?mr. president, for making sure our kids aren't going to continue to be killed by drugs and trafficking and dangerous criminals robbing small business in our hometowns? get your priorities straight. this is not america. to start focusing on them instead of on these dangerous people. i watched a plane load of people unload at gitmo that were pedophiles, child pornographers, drug dealers in our communities, and they are partnering with the chinese to kill her next generation of americans. that's who we are putting down there at gitmo. i just think with a knot in our country anymore. >> shannon: also in that letter they report -- the point to a report from the international refugee assistance project. because you were just there, and what he did speak to this. they say there are problems like no potable water, dilapidated housing, mold, rats, overflowing showers and toilets billing sewage pay they say inadequate access to medical and health care. can you tell us -- you are to stay. what we

he talked about some of the nominees having bipartisanship agreement for his cabinet, the laken riley bill. then he said some things that were perhaps concerning comparing the plane crash that we all just saw happen with the 67 lives taken in washington, dc to playing golf and how it is very unusual for golf balls to hit each other. comparing that to the planes having a mid-air crash. he also talked about covid, saying that religion was hurt by covid, failing to mention the 1.1 million americans plus who were killed by covid. a lot of things he sort of touched on, he talked about himself and how he was nearly assassinated and went into great detail about how he was able to dodge the bullet, comparing himself to a deer. so there were some some interesting comments made there at the prayer breakfast this morning. and you see him there shaking hands with some of the folks that are there, congressional leaders, et cetera.. all right. coming up, president trump's ambitions and controversial plans for the future of gaza get a vote of approval from one prime minister. that would be benjamin

and he spent the day with laken riley family, and that shook him to the core. and he's not watching for what anyone else is doing. he wants to deliver for for these families. but we know he's watching. >> yeah, he kind of dismissed the stock market when jeff zeleny was asking him there about it. but i mean, he does care and value the stock market a lot. it's one of the biggest indicators maybe to him. >> well, it's another example of it's always thanks to him every time it goes up. but it's not his fault. every time it goes down. >> isaac arnsdorf dasha burns. great to have you both here. thank you. up next, speaking of that trade war with canada and mexico, put on hold for now. yehoud nicola trudeau. go. how did nicola trudeau go? very good. are you still doing the tariffs? are you still doing. >> the tariffs tonight? >> the answer to that is no. we'll tell you why. also the president's revenge campaign over january 6th seems to be ramping up as thousands of people at the fbi are bracing to potentially be fired. >> welcome back. >> have i got news. >> for. >>

. >> at the laken riley act requires you at the dhs to detain individuals who have been charged with, but not convicted of nonviolent crimes like theft or shoplifting. i you talked about ice facilities. it comes and goes, but at some point they're likely to be at capacity. so could those people end up at guantanamo? >> you know, i don't know what the president will decide as far as utilizing it. we want to have the capacity the facilities will look different. >> exactly. >> they will certainly will not be used if if in these prison systems, we have different camps at guantanamo bay, different levels of incarceration. we will have some facilities that will be up to the same standards as other detention facilities in the united states. and i don't think the president is going to tie his hands on what he needs to do to make sure that america is safe. he truly does believe and knows that the american people want to be put first for once, and that illegal aliens and criminals should not continue to live without consequences in our country and receive the benefits of being a citizen without

i mean, ask laken riley family if they give a how much it cost to put somebody at guantanamo bay.ask somebody whose family member died of fentanyl that came in across the border. if they care about getting an illegal criminal illegally out of this country. >> the dangerousness of some of these people. the question, though, is why is the government picking the most expensive option to accomplish the task? they can imprison these people in maximum security facilities right here in the united states. they could deport them to their countries of origin, as they are doing with all of. >> these other places. >> it's the cruelty. it's the theater of cruelty. >> it's the dehumanization of the process. and that is what i fear, that the american people are going to take some sort of satiated, like enjoyment from it is we do not need to spend this, particularly on the other side of the aisle, when everyone's speaking of running around with their hair caught on fire, talking about expenses. this is optics. he is telling a brilliant story. i am punishing the people. i am cutting the places. i

if their crime is just coming into the country, you didn't need laken riley to make it the basis forortation. we are seeing a bunch of just throwing pictures out, platitudes and symbolic things without taking action. what have they done to reduce the price of eggs? zero. what have they done to help the working man? have they talked about increasing the minimum wage? not at all. they're doing nothing about the economy except for billionaires of the all this is to save money with this doge thing to try to say they can raise money for the tax cut they're going to have to continue the trump tax cuts, his only success in his first term to give billionaires living the life of 564,000 rileys a pay raise. host: we have calls. this is bonnie in iowa, republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i agree with you that albert einstein is brilliant. >> was brilliant. caller: i might disagree about whether or not elon musk is brilliant. but i wanted to ask you this. albert einstein, who was a brilliant scientist, believed that unborn babies deserve the right to life. are you as brilliant a

plus, he signed into law the laken riley act which is an immigration enforcement law.re about to dive into choppy waters as they resume confirmation hearings for purpose's cabinet. they've her confirmed eight picks, seven of them with bipartisan votes. but three of the upcoming nominees might not sail through. robert f. kennedy jr. as health secretary, who's up for a committee vote on tuesday, as well as tulsi gabbard for director of national intelligence and kash patel for fbi director. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram has more from capitol hill. >> reporter: a trifecta of turbulence. the most pitched nomination battles lie ahead as the senate tangles with confirming fbi director nominee kash patel, director of national intelligence nominee tulsi gabbard and robert f. kennedy jr. to run the didn't of health and human services -- the department of health and human services. >> president trump has selected people of intelligence, people who are articulate, they're unflap,,, they defend themselves, if can they're willing to fight. >> reporter: vice preside

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 with new reports that some migrants arrested in the crackdown have been released because of space constraints of ice facilities. space is being made on a rolling basis. >> we have continuous people that are going home to their countries and being repatriated so there's thousands of beds and detention facilities open today. reporter: noem said on cnn that marco rubio has been actively negotiating rel repatriation agreement withs other countries. kevin. kevin: cb, thank you very much. atlanta suburb is mourning the death of police officer killed in the line of death friday night. it's coming days after a si

. >> president trump signed into law the laken riley act, the first piece of legislation he signed intohis second term. the president commented on his mandate for photo op workers to return to the office or resigned by the end of september of this year and a freeze on federal grant aid rescinded just hours prior that he said aloud administration officials to save hundreds of millions in misspent federal dollars.

millions of illegal aliens to come into our country unventted, then the relevancy is in terms of laken riley, jocelyn nungaray, rachel moran, ruby garcia, lisbeth medina -- i could go on and on and on with american citizens killed at the hands of illegal aliens. it's pretty relevant to say we need to look into these ngos and what they are doing with these unventted illegal aliens coming into our country, would you agree? does that bring relevancy to the topics are? dr. resh: not to workforce cuts across the american public service. rep. boebert: we are also talking about the funding that is going out. we are cutting spending at an executive level and i hope we codify that here within these chambers to ensure that it goes out again. in your testimony, you mentioned doge proposals reflect an agenda to dismantle professional government and according to you is fundamentally at odds with the principles of democratic governance. president trump won by a decisive mandate promising to maximize governmental efficiency and productivity. how are these actions fulfilling the president's campaign promise

millions of illegal aliens to come into our country unventted, then the relevancy is in terms of laken riley, jocelyn nungaray, rachel moran, ruby garcia, lisbeth medina -- i could go on and on and on with american citizens killed at the hands of illegal aliens. it's pretty relevant to say we need to look into these ngos and what they are doing with these unventted illegal aliens coming into our country, would you agree? does that bring relevancy to the topics are? dr. resh: not to workforce cuts across the american public service. rep. boebert: we are also talking about the funding that is going out. we are cutting spending at an executive level and i hope we codify that here within these chambers to ensure that it goes out again. in your testimony, you mentioned doge proposals reflect an agenda to dismantle professional government and according to you is fundamentally at odds with the principles of democratic governance. president trump won by a decisive mandate promising to maximize governmental efficiency and productivity. how are these actions fulfilling the president's campaign promise