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you know, he evidently recognize this effort is what so because it's betsy and laura carlson is the director of the americas program for the center for international policy in mexico city. great to see you again. lauren now and trump declaring that mexico will close the border. seems like another mexico will pay for the wall, doesn't that? what do you read into the different versions given of this phone call as well? i think it all starts with a power play on the part of donald trump. he comes out and announces tariffs on mexico and canada and china, but we're gonna focus here on mexico, on the 1st day of his administration, if mexico doesn't cracked um on immigration and on illegal drugs coming into the country. and so then there's this exchange and tense exchange yesterday between the 2 presidents and president claudia showing them comes out and says, we are going to continue with our own policies. we are already cooperating. and for every tariff that'd be another terrace. so then trump realize has been stood up to and they have a call and then he comes out on his social media, you know, t

he cozied up to people like tucker carlson, laura loomer and nick fuentes, who will prepare his agendaigning himself with elon musk and giving the billionaire unprecedented access to his incomingard administration. now you see trump's not happy about a piece of legislation called the protect reporters from exploited if spying act or the press act. wednesday trump said on truth social republicans must kill the bill after jody ginsburg, the ceo of the committee to protect journalists had this to say. >> we know that trump is interested in going after whistleblowers, people who leak, and it's absolutely essential that they are protected and that journalists also are protected and journalists are allowed to do their job. >> the press act is all about filling in a major act in protecting journalists. it would block the fbi and other agencies from using subpoenas to figure out who leaked information by going after reporters. there are internet providers or any services they nay have used. basically help journalists protect their sources without the fear of being thrown in jail for simply doi

when you have elon musk and tucker carlson and laura trump all sort of going after, or at least supporting your opponent. in the case of elon musk criticizing john thune. he said john thune was democrats' favorite senator. that doesn't help with the sort of base and grass roots. there will be tension points as they try to figure out how to get an agenda through. john thune has the trust of his conference, his senators. and it is i think a very smart pick. because he is a very stable and steady leader and i think that is what you will need the next couple of years. >> smart and steady. that's an understatement as to what they will need the next couple of years up there. let's talk about this transition. and some of the other choices. we have already spoken about the controversial choice for the pentagon. >> i think the defense secretary pick will be a challenge for thune. the degree to which that could be a potential early. and the incoming president. but the picks overall, trump is moving with so much speed. it is sort of like a shock and awe week in terms of so many cabinet appointments.

carlson. stephen bannon and the right wing influencer charlie kirk. lauranspiracy theorist who traveled with mr. trump on his private plan during the campaign. and threatened to release negative information about mr. thune. welcome to government where the choices are never easy. you have three republican candidates for leader of the senate. each one of them disgraced themselves. but one of them is clearly the worst of the three. and maybe one of the other two would be by some slim identify able margin the best choice. i'm sure tonight chuck schumer has a preference about which one of these senators he might be able to work with. it might ultimately make absolutely no difference at all. which one of them becomes the republican majority leader of the senate. but for a consideration of what might be at stake in that election tomorrow, we turn to our next guest stewart stevens. a veteran of five republican presidential campaigns. a senior adviser at the lincoln project and the author of the conspiracy to end america. driving our democracy to autocracy. what do

carlson, mr. trump's former chief strategist stephen k bannon and the right fling influencer, charlie kirk, laura right activist and conspiracy theorist who traveled with mr. trump on his private plane during his campaign and has publicly threatened social media to release negative information about mr. thune. listen to government, where the choices are never easy. you have three republican candidates for leader of the senate, each one of them disgraced themselves when they voted to acquit donald trump twice in the senate impeachment trials. but, one of them is clearly the worst of the three, and maybe one of the other two would be, by some slim, identifiable margin, the best choice. i am sure tonight that chuck schumer has a preference about which one of these senators he might be able to work with. it might ultimately make absolutely no difference at all, which one of them becomes the republican majority leader of the senate, but for a consideration of what might be at stake in the election tomorrow, we turn to our next guest, stuart stevens, worked on five presidential campaigns, a senior advi

laura would be a tremendous pick. we heard from anna paulino luna and a short time ago elon musk weighed in saying he thought she was generally great. my political source joins me tonight. gretchen carlsonposed to join us but we are being joined by senior correspondent for pop, it is great to have you here, on this push we are seeing for this we are told resources that ron is aware of the pressure campaign trying to force his hand. what is your sense of how this started and whether or not we could see this happen? >> it is interesting because i was told from my source that ron found out this morning when he woke up in rome that rubio was the lead contender to be secretary of state, it was reported in the new york times that trump was likely to go with ron or rubio and that meant it would mean a open senate seat in his state and ron can pick whoever he wants to fill the position and as we know ron will be out of a job in two years when he is no longer governor. a lot of people think he can appoint himself or a placeholder, somebody like his chief of staff or maybe attorney general of the state for that role. when he is runny to run for secretary or senate, a place where he can serve out

laura: vought believes that in his role, he can go to battle with the agencies to exert this power alongside the president. he recently shared his goals for trump's second administration when he appeared on tucker carlson'sow. >> we have to solve the woke and the weaponized bureaucracy and have the president take control of the executive branch. my belief, for anyone who wants to listen, is the president has to move executively as fast and aggressively as possible with a radical constitutional perspective to be able to dismantle that bureaucracy and their power centers. laura: when it comes to controlling the justice department, vought has said there is no law dictating there are independent agencies, essentially saying that the norms of independent agencies like the justice department is just that, a norm established in the watergate era. vought has said the whole idea of the justice department being independent, as well as other agencies being independent, should be thrown out. william: all along the campaign trail when trump was asked about project 2025 and what you think, he kept saying, i don't know anything about it, that's not me, that's not my campaign. but he is now tapping other people from tha