leavitt: no. i have talked to the presidential personnel office who have told me there is such an influx of resumes that it is overwhelming. there is no lack of talent for the trump administration. >> would he take any responsibility if anything happened to these people? sec. leavitt: the president was asked and answered this yesterday. i would refer you to his comments. the back row has not gotten much attention in the last four years. i'm happy to answer your question. >> does the president intend to cut off funding for ngos bringing illegal foreign nationals to the country, such as catholic charities? sec. leavitt: i am quite certain that the president signed an executive order that did just that. >> president trump issued an executive order on increased bedding for refugees and visa applications. part of that order was considering an outright ban for countries that have deficient screening processes. as the president considered which countries might fall into this category? are countries like

>> secretary leavitt: sure. question was about -- was asked about deepfake when he cackled for the third or fourth time throughout the weekend with members of the traveling press corps. the president says that he believes that this is a wake-up call to the american a.i. industry. the last administration sat on their hands and allowed china to rapidly develop his a.i. program. and so president trump police in restoring american a.i. dominance and that is why he took a very strong executive action this past week to sign executive orders to roll back some of the onerous regulations on the a.i. industry and president trump has probably appointed the first a.i. in crypto czar at this white house, david sacks, who i spoke with yesterday. the very knowledgeable on this subject and his team is here written every single day to ensure american a.i. dominance. as for the national security applications, i spoke with anna segars money. they are looking into what does may be and when i have an update, i will share that with y

karoline leavitt thinks politics is a performance. it's about people and it's about bringing people together around solutions that can make a difference in the lives of granite staters. i hope to earn the trust of the people of new hampshire for another two years. i've can that i will continue to bring to voices with me and always work across the aisle instead of anyone who gets in the way. thanks a lot and hope you get out and vote on tuesday. >> ms. leavitt, one minute. >> thank you so much to wmur. thank you to alma mater and some college. thank you, congressman pappas free public service. it is an honor of my life to be in this position and to serve in congress. throughout this campaign chris pappas has presented himself as a bipartisan problem solver. the truth of the matter is he spent a partisan problem creator voting alongside joe biden and nancy pelosi 100% of the time enabling every single problem you're facing in your life right now. 8.2% inflation, skyrocketing energy costs that are crushing arsenal fizzes kennedy, and whi

karoline leavitt believes climate change is bs. i trust the science on this, we can see the evidence it is here . we are not powerless to address it and we can do it in a way that has great economic benefits and protects our way of life. >> what i think is bs is the way democrats use climate to pass their bill and billion-dollar pet projects like the inflation reduction act which includes that 87,000 new irs agents and so i will support our domestic energy production and not support policies like we see in california and new york and congressman pappas has collected, can you imagine two more years of this climate change energy agenda from the democrat party? we will not have the fuel supply we need to heat our homes, we cannot afford two more years. >> we cannot afford not to do something about climate change and we can do it in a way that supports our economy and in a way that achieves true energy independence area were not going to be energy independent as long as we are under the thumb of big oil so we should be developing homeg

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and leavitt reporting to the media in a big way. joe concha is here to react but first this. >> special agent in charge was a key official involved in opening the i cans that became the john -- jack smith lawfare operation. he was ranked in position. liz: timothy tee bolt known for not guilty liking trump and opening up a sec retrocochlear fbi probe and helping. he sat down in the oval office first time in 2017. >> absolutely, liz. i think we have going to uncover a lot more. this is obviously throughish and gangster-style behavior from the fbi. obviously predicated jack smut's bogus investigation and whole case of jack smith was for him to take out donald trump before november 5, and he failed miserably, thank god. i think it's time for president trump to do something, a special presidential commission and appointing all the members and giving them full investigative and subpoena powers, and has that commission report directly to him and then when pam bondi and kash patel and tulsi gabbard and john ratcliffe already confirmed have

actually, there is karoline leavitt now heading to the podium. let's listen in to this first press briefing of trump's second term. >> it's an honor to be here with all of you, a lot of familiar faces in the room, a lot of new faces. and president trump is back. and the golden age of america has most definitely begun. the senate has already confirmed five of president trump's exceptional cabinet nominees. secretary of state marco rubio, defense secretary pete hegseth, cia director john ratcliffe, homeland security secretary kristi noem and treasury secretary scott bessent. it is imperative that the senate continues to confirm the remainder of the president's well-qualified nominees as quickly as possible. as you have seen during the past week, president trump is hard at work fulfilling the promises that he made to the american people on the campaign trail. since taking the oath of office, president trump has taken more than 300 executive actions, secured nearly $1 trillion in u.s. investments, deported illegal alien rapists, gang members and susp

we want to focus on one thing karoline leavitt said. she said she's going to hold the media accountable for their lies an the media went along with the biden white house lies for years, misleading america. so what can we expect going forward from here? >> which was always confusing, because as we know, the mainstream media carries the water for and covers up for democrats for the most part and the joe biden administration was a prime example for that. why they ran from them and why they refused to give them access or transparency is beyond me, but what's fascinating about karoline leavitt is the new ushered in era of press secretaries where she says look, i'm going to tell you the truth. i'm going to give it to you short, sharp and strong which is exactly what she did but at the same time, press, you have a responsibility to shoot straight with the american people as well. you have not done that in the past and i for one am going to hold you accountable. it was a brilliant moment moving forward you'll see more successes from donald trum

press secretary karoline leavitt takes on the media. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: karoline leavitt making her debuthouse press secretary and warning reporters. >> we welcome independent journalists, podcasters, social media influencers, and content creators to apply for credentials to cover this white house. we know for a fact there have been lies that have been pushed by many legacy media outlets in this country about this president, about his family, and we will not accept that. we will call you out when we feel that your reporting is wrong or there is misinformation about this white house, so yes, i will hold myself to the truth, and i expect everyone in this room to do the same. >> greg: sandra, in the green world, you were telling me this girl did a terrible job. >> sandra: [laughs] she did a fantastic job. we carried this live during "america reports," and she came in there prepared. i don't think you can argue t that. she took questions. she took questions from the front of the room. she took questions from the back of the room. she laid out a couple of changes that could be interesting. in

leavitt: what does this mean?unding for the green new scam, that has caused american taxpayers tens of billions of dollars. it means no more funding for transgenderism and wokeness across our agencies. no more funding for greenville social engineering policies. people who are receiving individual assistance, you will continue to receive that, and president trump as being a good steward of your taxpayer dollars. samantha: government departments are scrambling to work out the consequences of the freeze. attorneys general from 11 states including california and new york are suing to stop the pause as it is a coalition of nonprofits. they want assurances -- despite assurances the payments will affect individuals, they state this affects grants for lower income americans, medicaid, has been deactivated at all 50 states. the white house insist it will be back online shortly. senate top democrat majority leader chuck schumer says it is unconstitutional and will hurt the american people. joining us now are tom bateman and

here's how leavitt responded when she was asked about that. >> it wasn't clear to. me whether. >> you were. >> saying that no medicaid would be cut off. obviously, a lot of this goes to states before it goes to individuals and so forth. so are you guaranteeing here that no individual now on medicaid would see a cut off because of the pause? >> i'll check back on that and get back to you. >> let's take you to the white house now with cnn chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny. jeff, i do want to point out that leavitt just posted moments ago on social media saying, quote, the white house is aware of the medicaid website portal outage. we've confirmed no payments have been affected. they are still being processed and sent. she says we expect the portal will be back online shortly. there is the most notable, though, that the white house is trying to clarify this with. about two hours before these changes take effect. so. >> boris, that encapsulates really the confusion that is arranged not just across washington here, but indeed across all federal agencies, s

caroline leavitt. caroline leavitt is talking about president trump's interactions with the colombian government. folks who follow this will recall that he threatened tariffs if they didn't take back some of the migrants who had been put on planes to be sent back. and she's calling it a big win for the president. she's also warning migrants who come here, foreign nationals, that they shouldn't think about even doing it. this is very common. this is the job of the press secretary. yes, to answer questions, but also to advocate what the positions are of the president she serves. so, ken, let's shift to the justice department, where we've now seen prosecutors who worked on investigations into president trump fired. what do we know about that, chris? >> when jack smith was appointed special counsel, he staffed his. office with. >> career prosecutors. >> and fbi. >> agents from around the government. >> these are people. >> who have worked for the justice department for years, some. >> very experienced. >>

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i mean, and at the very beginning of this, the white house press secretary, karoline leavitt, made veryclear that there is a shift underway in media, which she's right about that, obviously. but she was derisive toward legacy media. easy target, i would say, but otherwise it felt pretty normal. and i thought for a 27 year old white house press secretary, she was a remarkably fluid on issues but look similar to the campaign and to her multiple interviews on fox and other places. i mean, the it required a fact check, so i'm not sure how much information will come from these briefings in terms of like the depth of congressional relations and legislation. but i thought in terms of an opening round, i thought it was it was pretty decent. >> yeah. for all the questions over the last two months since trump won, whether they'd remove the white house briefing entirely or try to put another building, you know, the change was that they had new media to reporters who were sitting alongside in those seats. those are actually controlled by the white house. reporters don't typically sit in those seats

. >> press secretary karoline leavitt's first white house briefing dominated by questions about the office of management and budget temporarily freezing all federal assistance programs affected by the president wants executive orders beginning 45:00 p.m. today. >> people are scrambling in all of our states to figure out what it means. i have gotten hundreds of calls from everybody head start, hospitals. firefighters, what does this mean? what does this mean? people are worried. people are in a panic. >> the order impacts programs affected by trump's eos on ending dei, unleashing american energy and re-evaluating u.s. interest funding foreign aid and nongovernmental programs plus some others. there were stated exceptions for programs like social security, medicare, welfare. small businesses, farms and pell grants but the medicaid website portal went down after the announcement spurring confusion about the goals. >> there was $37 million that was about to go out the door to the world health organization. doge and omb also found there was about to be 50 million taxpayers dollars that went out

press secretary karoline leavitt, she blames biden.onus on this white house for the increased cost of eggs. i would like to point out to each and every one of you that in 2024 when joe biden was in the oval office or upstairs in the residence sleeping, i'm not so sure, egg prices increased 65% in this country. we also have seen the cost of everything, not just eggs, bacon, groceries, gasoline have increased because of the inflationary policies of the last administration. stuart: she got that one, whilst biden was upstairs sleeping. [laughter] just tell me, why did egg prices go up so much? why? >> avian flu. stuart: right. that's it? >> that's it. i think that's why they've gone up sharply. avian flu has reduced the supply of eggs, of hens that are laying eggs. obviously, it's a consequence. smaller supply, higher prices. i think the important fact on the inflation front is that you have to do manager about this gargantuan federal budget deficit with the federal government is spending almost $2 trillion more than what it takes in in te

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and meanwhile, in the briefing room later today, press secretary karoline leavitt will hold her first briefing and their there is a lot to of coer, plenty to talk about. >> lawrence: and eagles and chiefs, previewing the game with three-time super bowl champ julian edelman. >> brian: mornings are better with friends. i hope you're dressed. >> steve: breaking news. dhs secretary kristi noem is actually here in new york city at this hour, where ice raids are underway with a dangerous suspect taken off the streets. >> brian: griff jenkins has breaking details on operation of sanctuary city in new york. griff. >> griff: the crackdown in the big apple is underway and expected to last all week long. cartels are feeling heat of the new trump administration. we're just learning that secretary kristi noem's video you see in new york city, that from overnight making lots of arrests. kristi noem saying quote, dirt bags like this will be removed from the streets. they have rescued a dominican national with interpol red notice, he is wanted for a double homicide in his country. this comes after ic

karoline leavitt was a part of our team during the campaign. she was a spokesperson.ous job. it is very clear what she did on her first day she will only continue to grow and be amazing further. so, i think the hateful messages from "the view" are exactly why we won the election. they are part of it. and i want to thank them for handing us the white house. >> laura: yeah, girl power. so much for girl power. it only goes one way. if you believe in their views on all these hot button issues, then you get celebrated. other than that, you are out of luck. alina, thank you so much. great to see you tonight. >> good to see you, laura. >> laura: for years nongovernmental organizations have been raking in big, big money. profiting off of illegal immigration. now, the free press recently found three of the most prominent ngos include global refuge, southwest key programs. and endeavors inc. they saw their combined revenue grow from 597 million back in 2019 to 2 billion by 2022. that was the last number available. now the ceos of these companies all are making over $500,000 a y

karoline leavitt our first briefing yesterday. we heard her at the beginning talking about the decision to revoke the security clearance and the security detail for former chairman of the joint chiefs, mark milley. that has also been done to john bolton, mike pompeo and brian hook. back with us. paul begala and scott jennings. let's focus on mark milley for a second. the former chair of the joint chiefs, paul, you woke up, as we all did this morning to this news that these actions have been taken against him. in addition to an inspector general investigation. >> well, it's a massive betrayal of our national security by general milley. general milley was put in the position of our top military officer by donald trump. right? he served honorably. he served 44 years in military. he is a hero. and i mean special forces 101st airborne, 10th mountain division. this guy is a hero. he's an american hero. donald trump, you know, less illustrious military record, even called our heroic war dead at arlington cemetery. and in europe, where th

sam leavitt tosses to scatter who pulls up and throws downfield to malik mcclain for the touchdown. they had the 2 point conversion and it's 24 to 16 after an asu interception scattered boos back at it. this time it's leavitt with plenty of time to scout makes the catch gets his moment off, add some more yardage with the penalty and then a few plays later scattered who punches it in from 2 yards out. another 2 point conversion ties. the game at 24 we head to overtime first ot texas now down. 31 to 24. they've got a 4th and 3rd scene. >> to stay alive. quinn ewers down the middle to matthew golden. 28 yard touchdown to tie the game. clutch play by the longhorns. first play of the second overtime. it's yours to gunnar helm. that's a touchdown. it would be the game winner as the longhorns defense seals it with an interception. texas moves on to face ohio state in the semifinals. 39 to 31 double overtime. it's college basketball. now mark manson and his cal bears on the road today against the tenant to pitt panthers. there's looked good. early on. jeremiah wilkinson misses the 3, but al

. >> caroline leavitt, was pressed by my colleague peter alexander about some of the. >> things that. >> will or won't be part of this pause. here's what she said. >> president trump. >> of course, ran. >> one of the key policy items. >> was. >> that he was going to lower prices. >> lower the cost of everything. >> from groceries, as. >> he often said. but in many of. >> the. >> cases, it would. seem that. some of these moves. >> could. >> raise prices for real americans. >> on everything. >> from low income heating. >> that program, child care programs will nothing that the president. >> is doing here in. >> terms of the freeze in these programs. raise prices. >> on ordinary americans. >> what particular actions are you referring to that would. >> leap right now? that's the low income heating program. for example, we can talk about. there's no clarity. so i. >> could refer. >> to a lot of them. we don't know what they are specifically. can you tell us that the liheap is not one of those affected. >> so you're asking a hypothetical based on programs that you can't even identify. what

want to keep to fuel our economy. >> is mind boggling that all of the reporters look to karoline leavittcriminal records. they came across a border illegally that makes them criminals but they did not commit a crime. yes they did they came in illegally. maria: not only that but the whole situation of being undivided the vetting process is incredibly weak at the southern border why did they not understand that. >> to your point about vetting this was in upper manhattan the dominican republican national wanted for double murder in the dr we are shipping them back to face murder charges in his own country. to escape that he comes to america. maria: president trump told us back in 2017, let's get to the weather we've applied look at boston the city getting pounded by snow squall this morning heard much of the country facing the next cross country winter storm expected to blast millions of americans was no severe weather and flooding stephen morgan with an update. >> they are lined up in boston to decipher the snow squall there dealing with windy conditions, we will wind advisory for new york

karoline leavitt the white house press secretary issuing this clarification today. not a rescission of the federal funding freeze. it is simply a rescission of the omb memo why to end any confusion by the court's injunction. the president's eo executive order on federal funding remain in full force and effect. and will be vigorously implemented. with that, let's bring in fox news chief political analyst brit hume. you know, you need a whiteboard at time here, bret, at the beginning as you followed this. basically to sum it up this freeze was designed to scrub any funding going out the door for dei or things that they specifically with executive orders targeted. it was not a blanket freeze, even though that's how many people took it and there was a lot of chaos at the beginning and for all of the politics, whenever they say republicans pounce, this was democrats pouncing on this chaos at the beginning. >> bret: it certainly was, brit. pretty clear that memo from omb which is the sowr source of alls trouble was poorly drafted. read sweeping blocking of funds across th

office, government agencies are under instruction to "temporarily pause press secretary, karoline leavitt, said direct payments what does this pause mean? for the green new scam that has cost american taxpayers tens no more funding for green new deal engineering policies. people receiving individual assistance, you will continue to receive that and president trump because he is being a good steward of your taxpayer dollars. jared mondschein is the director of research i asked him if he was surprised about the federaljudge blocking donald trump's freeze on federal grants. i can't say i was surprised. they knew very well a good amount was going to be limited sorts of initiatives in addition to all the other enacting their policy agenda. and nasty chaos. how much relief will there be for those impacted by this, interesting you asked that because in many ways the democrats have been trying to find their footing on how the election in 2016, but lost the popular vote. have been to do with a right to life, anti—abortion protests, which aligns with the trump administration a tangible thing. somet

white house press secretary karoline leavitt with us today. appreciate your time.'s get right to it. tom homan last night with jesse is not happy. watch. >> are you satisfied, tom homan, with the pace of migrant deportations? >> no. we have to do more. we have to open that aperture up which we are going to do. a great start but we aren't finished and we need more deportations, a lot more deportations. that's what we're working on. sanctuary cities are difficult to operate in. >> bill: he says two things. sanctuary cities are difficult to operate in. the other thing says we have to do more. is the white house giving him all the resources that tom homan is looking for now? >> president trump has used every lever of his executive power to insure that we can secure the border and launch this large mass deportation operation. i would echo the comments of my colleague mr. homan. while this has been a great start, we will not get complacent. the previous administration allowed tens of millions of illegal people into the interior of our country and president trump has prom

laura: back in the white house briefing room, karoline leavitt was asked if trump directed the firingss was a memo that went out by the presidential personnel office, and the president is the leader of this white house, so yes. laura: also last night, u.s. immigration and customs enforcement announced that it made 1,179 arrests yesterday, the most in a single day since trump returned to the white house. the crackdown has resulted in more than 3500 arrests since last thursday. last night, trump's border czar, tom homan, said undocumented migrants with no criminal record will also be deported, and defended the administration's decision to allow raids at or near schools, churches and hospitals. >> what is the standard to go into an elementary school? what we had heard from immigration advocates is that this is going to provide a chilling effect to parents in the school dropoff line, or something of that matter. >> it shouldn't be a chilling effect unless your child is a terrorist or public safety threat. if they are a public safety threat, national security threat, they should be chilled,

. >> reporter: the new white house press secretary karoline leavitt, in her first briefing, defending the move, saying it's needed to make sure these programs don't run counter to president trump's agenda. >> what does this pause mean? it means no more funding for illegal dei programs. it means no more funding for the green new scam that has cost american taxpayers tens of billions of dollars. it means no more funding for transgenderism and wokeness across our federal bureaucracy and agencies. >> reporter: the broad directive immediately prompting confusion, even at much bigger programs like medicaid, which provides health insurance for 72 million low-income americans. states reporting the online portals down. medicaid warning of possible payment delays due to executive orders regarding potentially unallowable grant payments. the white house says they expect the portal will be back online shortly, and payments are still being processed and sent. tonight, the administration is adamant programs that provide direct benefits to americans like medicaid, social security, medicare, and feder

for karoline leavitt it makes her job a lot easier.esn't have to be the face of this administration. she is paired with the president who is an accomplished communicator. i think they would like to hear from him to such a great degree compared to the four years of hiding the ball. >> harris: they played it with kamala harris coming in at the tail end. we didn't know that much about who she was as vice president or not. look, i know at the spectator and other media outlets, some of the most frustrating words you can hear from a press secretary is i haven't talked about that. the top three breaking news items of the day. one thing i know about karoline leavitt and those around trump is that he is communicating with them and that's important for the american people. >> she is a very young press secretary. people have pointed that out. but i would just say look, i with as the youngest political appointee of the george w. bush administration at the time i went in as a speech writer. i think communications is something that the president lik

caroline leavitt didn't know the answer to that. this is a pretty important thing to know. i would say if you're freezing federal funding, because this is a health insurance program that covers about 72 million americans. it's in partnership between the federal government and the states. so it's not in the same category as medicare and social security, where the federal benefits go out directly. those two programs are exempt from this, but it's unclear whether medicaid is going to be frozen as well, which would have an enormous impact not only on low income people who benefit from the program, but also hospitals and providers that are relying on payments from that program. chris. >> all right. thank you for that, sahil. now let me bring in nbc news justice and intel correspondent ken dilanian. so ken, the press secretary, was also asked about those career lawyers at the justice department being fired. she cited a supreme court case saying if challenged in court about those firings, they think they would be successful. tell us about the case and what you know about what happ

as karoline leavitt said, there's no, of course, no reference to what law. but it is flatly illegal. >> congressman dan goldman, i appreciate it. thank you. joining me now is cnn political commentator and republican strategist shermichael singleton, cnn senior legal analyst and former federal prosecutor elie honig, and journalist gretchen carlson. elie, is this constitutional? >> i do not think this is constitutional, and i think this will be struck down by the courts for two reasons. >> first of all, by the supreme court. >> yes. but ultimately, i think this will land in the supreme court, and i do not think they will support donald trump. first of all, just basic constitutional law. article one creates congress, the very first power given to congress in the constitution is the power of the purse. second of all, there was a law passed by congress in 1974, the impoundment control act, that basically says the president cannot refuse to spend or block money allocated by congress except in very narrow circumstances, for a brief period of time. and third of all,

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another first, press secretary karoline leavitt will take our questions for first interview on the new job. >> steve: country super star jason aldean joins us live after last night's inaugural ball performance. ♪ ♪ >> steve: that's right, the final hour of this four-hour "fox and friends" live from capitol hill starts right now. ♪ >> ainsley: happening today, the president will meet congressional gop leadership as confirmation for his choices are set for 10:00 a.m. >> steve: jacqui heinrich is on the north lawn of the white house. it is 10 degrees, she joins us live. >> ainsley: bless your heart. >> jacqui: it feels less than that, if possible. before heading to three inaugural balls he fired off executive actions and orders and brought press to the oval office. they spanned energy, trade, cultural issues and immigration. most were geared at unwinding biden policies. most likely to face consternation, including legal challenges, namely 14th amendment, is this order eliminating birth right citizenship. aclu sued trump administration over this and president trump acknowledged there might

karoline leavitt, white house press secretary had this to say in the last hour. >> karoline leavitt: this is a disgraceful decision by the biden administration. we know joe biden doesn't know what is going on, this is not him, this is environmental ext extremists who don't care about what is in the best interest of the american people. american people who voted for drill, baby, drill. inten is to enact political revenge on american people and on president trump. this will be joe biden's legacy, not doing what is in the best interest of the american people. it is about throwing stones at those who don't believe in their ideology, being anti-trump, not pro-america. that will change on january 20th. >> steve: americans could reverse it, in the meantime look for it to get tied up in court. >> ainsley: this is his legacy? m meanwhile groceries are expensive and inflation under him and now do this. it will hurt oil industry, bring prices higher, wouldn't it? harder to drill. >> brian: it is executive order, it can be overturned. it was on his stack, like joe biden had a huge stack of execu

. >> let me play for you, carolyn leavitt, who is the new white house spokesperson. she was asked about the sort of confusing nature of this freeze, because there's lots of alarm out here. people who are thinking student loan grants, student grants will be gone. medicaid is a big one that people are worried about. head start. she's asked about that today, and here's what she said. >> so are you. guaranteeing here that no individual now on medicaid would see a cutoff because of the pause? >> i'll check back on that and get back to you. >> as the governor of michigan, have you got clarity on whether medicaid payments, head start, school lunch, whether that's cut to or frozen to? >> no. and i think that's probably the right word, joy. the money was appropriated. it was supposed to be, you know, done. and now i think it's throwing everything into chaos. and when the administration has a hard time answering the questions about what the ramifications are, it tells you that it is. not something that they've even considered what the outcome is going to be. the talk around ta

caroline leavitt, for the first time was behind the podium, and there was not a binder in sight. the press secretary said my binder is in my head. and right away she said a new tone. >> while i vow to provide the truth from. >> this podium, we ask that all of you in this room hold yourselves to that same standard. we know for a fact there have been lies that have been pushed by many legacy media outlets in this country about this president, about his family. and we will not accept that. we will call you out when we feel that your reporting is wrong or there is misinformation about this white house. so, yes, i will hold myself to the truth, and i expect everyone in this room to do the same. >> caroline levitz, 27, has a baby, not a binder, has access to the president and can speak english. oh, and her hair is as golden as the age we're in. she didn't waste anyone's time with shenanigans. she came right out and announced the drones in jersey were ours. >> i do have news directly from the president of the united states that was just shared with me in the oval office from president t

considering the national security firm deepseek, according to white house press secretary karoline leavitt those questions of, you know, so that is, you know, something that we need to keep in mind. but there are also other concerns as well. there are sort of, as you mentioned and touched on, as well in order to sort of create this model. defending the technical edge that they do have. starbucks has reported a smaller—than—expected fall turnaround continues. the firm's global sales fell li% in the first quarter, which was better than most analysts were expecting. starbuck�*s fortunes. to paying customers. in seattle on a corporate jet. part of ceo brian niccol�*s massive task of reversing declining sales and traffic. one of which is that customers will now have to make other changes include a new code of conduct, and has previously said that more job cuts it's the latest chapter in niccol�*s quest to rescue and this all comes as the coffee chain announced more work needs to be done. chipotle mexican grill. on the uk's growth plans on the bbc but ilis us here business today. from us here on

we just heard from white house press secretary karoline leavitt. she used part of her debut from the podium to outline trump's sweeping changes to the country's immigration policy. >> on day one, president trump declared a national emergency at our southern border to end the four year long invasion of illegal aliens. under the previous administration. additionally, president trump signed an executive order to end catch and release and finished construction of his effective border wall by using every lever of his federal power. president trump has sent a loud and clear message to the entire world. america will no longer tolerate illegal immigration. >> in the meantime, some new images obtained by cnn show two colombian planes carrying u.s. deportees arriving in the capital of bogota earlier today. the video, just released by the u.s. marine corps, shows troops reinforcing the southern border barrier near san diego. and joining us now to discuss is sheriff javier salazar of bexar county, texas. sheriff, thank you so much for being with us. and we sho

. >> martha: they were talking about karoline leavitt and her news conference, their take on why sheand think it is rampant hypocrisy, champion of the strength of other woman, breaking the ceilings and to being equal in all things and then they are trashing other woman's accomplishments. karoline leavitt did an phenomenal job, the youngest press secretary and most importantly is american for the people. those messages staying her down has no place. and sidenote, remember kamala harris refuse to meet with the spouses with the heads of state saying her office was more important than that. going back to melania, as all of these women represent, there is an equality in a global community where they say do not listen to these chicken into the chicken yards here, we're here to send a message of unity and strength not only domestic but goes beyond this order. that grace you cannot put an f print or hear from an talk show host. >> martha: they are putting into the hours and the work. not necessarily sing so much of that in recent years. you think for joining us here this afternoon. joining u

. >> todd: karoline leavitt will be live 8:00 a.m.the first line for the first interview as the white house press secretary. >> carley: fox news contributor, david webb found fox nation. david webb himself, david, good morning to you. not only did the president signed 200 executive orders in front of an arena of people no less, he made three major speeches and went to the balls, the parade and held 16 minute press conference with the media. 30,000-foot view, how are you processing all of this and what were some of the most important moment yesterday? >> you know what, we will need a longer show with 30,000-footer or any level to build. good to see you guys, what a morning it is. this is one of the biggest swings from a past presidency, thankfully, hopefully, forgotten but not how horrible it was for americans to a new presidency in a change. the past pardons, look what they were, the current ones by the president now president trump that justice was delayed in due process delayed for so many americans. thing you look at important acti

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