madison? what do you say? madison: i will go with option number one.madison, superior. i'm going with number one. ashley: i am too. it is the biggest lake. the answer is number 2, here on. how embarrassing. thank you so much. thank you as always. that's it for "varney and company". "the big money show" starts now. >> what i have discussed is that we will have some good meetings with china. we have meetings planned and we will see what happens but that was just an opening salvo. if we can to make a deal with china the tariffs will be very substantial.

thanks, madison.ministration instructing state department leadership to get every u.s. aid employee out of their respective countries. this is worldwide. they've got to be out by friday. that's 60 countries. they've all got to come back home. how about that? new dnc chair ken trying to reenergize democrats. watch. >> we're not dead as a party and still alive and kicking and fighting for values and fighting for american values. stuart: you heard it there. the democrats are not dead. we'll see what tomi lahren has to aabout that. say about that. she's next. ♪ the way i approach work post fatherhood, has really trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families like my own. in the average household, there are dozens of connected devices. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. ok guys, instead of getting weathertech, i saved a few bu

how jefferson and madison viewed them. sure. i mean, i think there was a very broadly shared idea that human equality comes from our common creation, by god. i mean, this doesn't require even any kind of specific christian belief. but but that there was a created order and, that people's rights come from the way that god made us most profound, that we have equal together compared to one another, because we're all created by god. so there's a sort of horizontal equality because of our vertical relationship to god. that was very, very widely shared and routinely sided as a sort of common sense principle about equality rights among the founders. now, of course, the implications of that were debated, obviously early on on slavery, but also women's rights, that, you know, scripture is clear that male and female, he created them. and so this is not just a male issue, but the devil was always in details about, well, if we're equal before god, then does that mean politically? but but certainly when you're talking about the the the view

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he assured james madison. by mail. madison in new york. the house of representatives was still debating codfish and molasses when, on the afternoon of april 22nd, congress learned that george washington had reached the jersey shore. washington left mount vernon, accompanied by his aide, david humphreys. his secretary, tobias lear. his enslaved manservant, billy lee. and the hopeful charles thompson. hoo hoo. a man who might have headed an executive department but didn't. they crossed the potomac at georgetown, headed north toward baltimore, across the rolling hills that some potomac valley promoters, washington among them, hoped might become the site of the nation's permanent capitol. he had hoped to travel in as quiet and peaceable, a manner as possible to conserve his energy. but that was not to be. the entire route was as warm with cheering, shouting, flag waving, well-wishers throwing flowers at him, holding up their babies and demanding speeches. towns that had cannon fired them, veterans marched alongside him for miles. men wept. ban

madison: we expect a report on closed doors later today.ing is nominee after nominee having a pathway that continues to open up. we could see more nomination as the we crawls on. stuart: he could get all his nominees, looks likely at this point. madison: things are moving in a positive direction for trump. stuart: chuck todd railed against elon musk, called him un-american. >> of democracy is a, quote, left-wing ideology to elon musk, this man is un-american. as far as my definition of america is. stuart: kennedy is fired up, all over it and she's going to be on the show. trump's phone call with china's xi jinping is happening very soon. we are all over that one too. start a negotiation may be? more varney next. ♪ look at 'em, streaming directv without a satellite dish. did you see how fast that guy found the game — he hardly struggled at all! every day is a struggle for us pigeons... and he's flipping through channels faster than a falcon! ya know, i dated a falcon once. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pa

madison, who backed away and why? madison: it's shell. increased competition, delays and a changing market. shell is abandoned the atlantic shores project and it is a major offshore wind project in new jersey. this is a huge set back for the industry and putting lightly. shell writing off $1 billion in the investment and project promised to power 1 million homes and shell is out but partner, edf offshore development remain committed to the project but without shell's backing, hard to see how that works. supposedly it's happening and skepticism there. the impact of trump's executive order is bearing fruit with the announcement. on the first day in office, trump signed an executive order singling out offshore wind and halt on all lease sales and federal waters and pause on approvals. it also directed administration officials to review existing offshore wind leases and identify any legal reasons to terminate them. so this could be shell getting ahead of that for fear that it would have been terminated anyway. stuart: it could be. think? it l

she has written extensively on dolley madison. we were trying to count how many books and we agreed it was for that. she's written on dolley madison, one of which a perfect union. dolley madison and the creation of the american nation was a finalist for the george washington book prize. so please join me in welcoming dr. kavinsky and dr. al gore to what i know will be a fascinating conversation. thank you. thank you so much, lisa. and welcome to boston. thank you. dr. i'm going to call you lindsay. please do. just said that we have the best view out of a green room she's ever seen. that's right. that's us, you know. so let's start tonight a little bit up. what you mention at a dramatic moment, because you start with the dramatic moment, which is john adams inauguration. he's going to be the first president after george washington, the only predecessor and referring back to your title, making the presidency. can you give us an idea at that moment what's ahead of him and maybe a little hint about what's he going to keep? what's not

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live at the table solomon jones, madison, gesiotto, adrian elrod, malik abdul and cari champion. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. the doge is in the details tonight. the country is starting to get clued in about what elon musk and his digital army are exactly up to. but here's what we are learning tonight. the wall street journal is reporting that a 25 year old doge staffer resigned today over links to social media posts advocating racism and eugenics. that former staffer was one of the people at the center of a very important legal dispute over accessing a sensitive treasury department payment system, and a source tells cnn that in emails four days after trump's inauguration, musk's associates tried to have the then acting secretary of the treasury stop all usaid payments. that's the first known indication that doge tried to use the treasury's tools to advance trump's agenda. now, we've also learned that trump's energy secretary let a

alicia: madison car pea know has the latest on the super -- madison scar pea know has the latest for bowl preparations. reporter: hi, alee hawaii new orleans having a lot more tourists and football fans. state and local officials are overly prepared. homeland security kristi noem set to be in new orleans tomorrow and dhs said she'll be meeting with jeff landry and a local police captain and discussing security measures for the super bowl and honoring the 14 people killed in the new year's day terror attack on bourbon street that shook the country just over a month ago. they'll be meeting to observe security preps and law enforcement efforts at the attack site and cesar's super dome. there's a large security perimeter with check point screening ands there'll be a lot more law enforcement officers around the city overall. governor announced this past week and police search any large bags and it items like coolers d bag checks are banned. that did not go off were the bombs on bourbon street. >> we have a cooperation with the pup lick and balance -- public and freedom to enjoy the quarte

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let's bring in madison alworth. >> hey, jesse. >> jesse: hello, madison.rned about what people are calling the "ick." here's how she explains it. >> i said, oh. okay. it means like when i was growing up, if you liked a guy but you weren't sure and then there was something that happened and you're like, oh, that's a total turnoff. that's like getting the ick. so now i'm curious. what are the icks? >> i want a list of yours if you could accommodate me. >> jesse: we're here to help, dana. primetime came one a list of icks that men must never commit. fi first up, running scared from a bee. >> oh, no. yeah, you know what? honestly, it is an ick. i was in florida this past weekend and my fiance -- >> jesse: congratulations. >> thank you. we were sitting at a table and there were a lot bees and i was dodging them and he was cool as a cucumber. not an ick. he was so calm. >> jesse: swat the bees. >> yeah. he made the bees his b word. >> jesse: should have called off the enmegagemengagement. wearing slippers. if you see a guy wearing slippers, not those slippers bu

here's a clip of amy at madison square garden. >> okay, that's us. >> yes, looking surprised.dancers come over, and they're like -- and i'm like "ok, i'll go out there." and you're like, "go out there." >> yeah, go for it. >> then it's like, "what am i gonna do? i'll do the dance." [ cheers and applause ] >> look at her. >> i'm doing the dance, i'm a little off, but nobody's worried about it. >> seth: no, everybody's very happy. >> look and i'm with them, and i'm doing what they're doing. and then the kick line. and this is where i thought there is a stretcher nearby. [ laughter ] >> seth: now this is a photo of the kick line. you would like to point something out. >> yes. >> seth: because you have a bit of a history with dancing. you noticed something that normal human eye would not notice. >> true. >> seth: about the difference in where, how high your legs are. >> yeah so, if you look where the ladies are kicking -- [ laughter ] >> like this. >> -- if you could point it out. >> like this and then like -- there, and there. >> then you get down there, where i am. >> seth: i wi

madison. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, david. with we know that all a six people onboard that ambulance plane were from mexico. it was the a pilot, a co-pilot, a doctor can, a paramedic, a little girl patient and her mother. and that's all according to the jet rescue air ambulance spokesperson who says the crew onboard was highly trained. now, shriner's hospital confirms it was treating the little girl for life-threatening illness. if you're unfamiliar with shriner's, it's kind of like stt children's hospital where kids get free treatment for specialized health care needs. that's why the little girl and her mother were in philadelphia. she was finally done with treatment and, we're told, so excited to go back home to mexico, so a heartbreaking situation for the family that, earthly, has already been -- evidently, already been through so much with that little girl's illness. as far as people on the ground near the crash site, we have not heard yet of any deaths. temple university hospital confirmed six people were taken there with

the madison's here and the madison. is this living, breathing furnace and buddhist thoughts? mindfulness helps transform the suffering we own experience and the world beyond palm village transformation is urgency needed. the science suggests that natural disasters are they coming more frequent and more intense due to global warming. the suffering cost is immense. 2 weeks before i arrived at plum village, getting a neighboring countries with hips by tyson yankee, hundreds of thousands of people were displaced under the 800 account. i was so shocked to see so many people dying. the bodies, sisters town. yeah. and try my tongue of being deeply affected. i'm not then getting them, but i can feel the suffering. i can feel the pain the most. as a monastic. we learn how to, for a suffering, how to connect with suffering, but not being swept away by suffering. does the suffering of all these people and there's also the suffering of the us. and i wondered what's if i thought about what mother i is saying to humanity. i think she has been trying to wake us up for a long time. i have th

madison scarpino is following all of that with the latest. hey, madison. >> reporter: hey, griff.o was near the crash site and inside of their car has died. that in addition to the six people onboard the medical flight who we now know was a little girl, her mother, a doctor, a paramedic, a pilot and a co-pilot all were from mexico. and so, unfortunately, seven total deaths that we know about so far. shriner's, a nonprofit children's hospital that treats kids for free, confirms it was treating the little girl for a life-threatening condition. we're waiting to learn how that little girl, how old that little girl was and what condition she had, but shriner's is primarily known for treating kids with orthopedic issues. that child was finally done with treatments there and was heading back home to tijuana, mexico, before the tragic crash. and the philadelphia mayor also confirms they now know of 19 people being treated in area hospitals, but authorities are really emphasizing that the number of deaths and injuries will likely go up. here's the payor with earlier today. concern mayor ea

madison: yeah, he is concern that had it does.they were too concerned with diversity and unable to hire the amount of staffing that's needed because they were looking at things like color of someone's skin. he says they now have a plan, they're developing it to get more air traffic controllers to work. this can't happen overnigh. it'll take a year to three years to see results. take a listen to what he had to say. >> what are we doing to surge air trafficker chlorals in the story? we haven't had enough air traffic controllers in america for a very long time. so we're working with faa right now to serving the best and brightest air traffic controllers to get into the academy and get trained up and make sure we don't have staffing issues. our air traffic controllers are stressed out, tapped out, overworked. that's not excuse, just a reality of what's in the system. we have a plan that's going to come out to fix the problem, but the issue is you can't flip a switch, shannon, and get air traffic controllers here tomorrow. it takes yea

madison scarpino has been following this story., also, madison, about the fact that there were, of course, six citizens, six souls, citizens of mexico that died in the crash. 19 injured on the ground, but there may be some missing persons that we don't know about. >> yeah, that's exactly right, david. so, a lot of information to process, but the big takeaway is that this investigation is still very active. as you just mentioned, confirmed, six people were in that ambulance aircraft and then we know another person onned ground who was in their car was killed making total seven deaths we know about so far. we know about 19 people who are injured who are in various philadelphia area hospitals, but again, officials saying just now that it is very possible that the number of deaths and injuries will go up as this investigation and search continues. now, as far as all of the people on board that ambulance plane, here is what we know so far, they were all from mexico. the mexican president says consular authorities are in contact with all

is a catholic lady who has basically been purchased by miriam madison. to do is reels, bidding, and donald trump in get in, securing the cease fire from gaza. has ensured that the regional war that would have up ended the 1st part of his administration. the 1st year of his administration of his tenure did not happen. we should just say we're having this interview before any, perhaps the imminent strike from israel and iran. well yeah i'll, i'll get to that. donald trump, this is donald trump did not want a potential conflict with their own right away. he it, and it was, it was, it was heading there. yeah. and was sort of the testing ground for what is real was planning to do in iran, and that is stop thanks to the ceasefire. the trumpet as golf, buddy steve woodcock secured, a drop is handed over the west bank to israel effectively. israel's rampaging through the northern west bank, trying to stamp out all signs of resistance around janine where the posting authorities loss control it is working to be funded on run east jerusalem. the us is fully on boar

>> madison, thanks.dent in the oval office said her job is to get herself out of that job of education secretary and close the department. as you are looking at officials filing in, israeli media, u.s. media, waiting for this news conference. there you see defense secretary pete hegseth as well as the middle east envoy steve witkoff and the treasury secretary scott bessent. can you see newt gingrich, former house speaker in the second row there as officials start coming in. we haven't gotten the two minute warning yet. up next, the new secretary of state lays out the trump agenda in central america. we will have a live report on that. first, beyond our borders tonight, police in sweden say about 10 people have been killed during a shooting at an adult education center. they say that includes the gunman, the incident occurred about 125 miles west of stockholm. sweden's prime minister says it's the worst's mass shooting in that country's history. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says ukraine has los

what's in those orders, madison? goal of not just freeing up american energy, but making america energy dominant. they do things like establish that the u.s. is in a national energy emergency, they also boost energy production on federal lands, open up offshore drilling areas that were previously restricted, and they fast-track the development in alaska. there's a push to cut regulations. they want to eliminate ten existing rules for every new one they create. a key theme is reducing costs for american families, mainly through expanding domestic energy production. so there you have it, stu. stuart: that's one of the reasons why oil is down to $70 a barrel. white house press secretary karoline leavitt joins me now. president trump's going to the speak with xi jinping later on today. is is this the start of some sort of negotiation over tariffs in? >> well, as president trump made it very clear9 with the signing of the 10% tariffs on china, he is in longer going to allow chinese-sourced, produced and distributed fentan

jon: madison scarpino thank you.d a deadly incident in southern mexico back in 2023. oone of its just jets crashed on landing killing all five crew on board. let's bring in captain mike cofield perform a commercial airline pilot with 30 years of extremity led the congressional investigation to the 1996 crash twa flight 800 from new york city that killed 230 people. thank you for spending some time with us. you've seen the video what your take on what happened? >> first of all condolences to the families. it seemed like such a hopeful event and in tragedy. our prayers and you and i and millions of americans the ntsb several is several things as yow the faa needs a first of all look at maintenance records. it was the aircraft maintenance done in mexico at an faa approved facility? was the crew trained to faa u.s. standards? when we are going to look at, back several years ago was a d.c. eights and military aircraft was flying military crews out of newfoundland. at rotation the cargo unbuckle comic payment that was the

mike: madison, thanks very much.nita: all right, next to israel where more hostages are reuniting with family today after more than a year in hamas capt captivity, but iz israeli leaders are indicating their condition as secretary of state rubio sets to visit next week. and plans to take over gaza, that's next. some people just know they could save hundreds on car insurance by checking allstate first. duke versus unc. what a storied rivalry? like you know to check your outfit first before meeting your girlfriend's family. that's a tough one to recover from steve. the disappointment on their faces says it all. uh-uh. yeah, checking first is smart. yeah. so check allstate first for a quote that could save you hundreds. you're in good hands with allstate. my mom used to tell me if you want to be a champion you got to be a champion at life. i got to watch her play at her highest from when i was born. from one generation to the next, to the next, we don't stop. i always wanted to know why i'm the way i am. my curiosity le

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madison thank you.e nfl on fox team post america super bowl party the super bowl lix pregame show starting next sunday, a week from today at 1:00 p.m. eastern on fox. even gadget streaming as well. the annual groundhog day celebration took place in talks to tommy this morning for tens of thousands gathering at gobblers knob to hear what punxsutawney phil would predict between a long winter or in early spring. communicating to the president of the groundhog club in their own language, groundhog ease, phil predicted this. >> so i am headed back down whatever there is a shadow appear get ready for six more weeks of winter this year. [cheering] >> there have everybody. >> no, thanks phil. this year marks 139th time this event has occurred time will tell if phil's production comes true but stick with us another hour of "fox news live" coming your way. to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. if

madison scarpino has more. >> reporter: hello are, rich.from secretary noem in the last hour after her morning in an area destroyed by helene. she was joined by local firms and fema's -- initials and fema's -- officials and fema's new acting administrator. both secretary noem and hamilton i say the goal is to figure out how the federal government can improve its response to helene and other disasters. >> fema is an organization with a lot of resources. we get some things right, but we also get some things wrong. and like the secretary said, we are dissecting every avenue to ensure that the response can be faster, more efficient. >> reporter: n if oem's visit comes nearly five months after the hurricane destroyed parts of western north carolina. she also met with survivors, as you said, getting a firsthand look at the massive destruction and taking their advice on what more the feds can do to help. her visit comes as president trump is criticizing fema for its response post-helene. curl his last visit to -- during his last visit to north car

as fox's madison scarpino reports tonight, there are heightened concerns about security following then the french quarter on new year's day. >> welcome back to the city of new orleans. >> it's all hands on deck as new orleans puts the finishing touches on security preps for super bowl 59 this weekend. the city is hosting the game for an 11th time, but there's added pressure this year after a new year's day terror attack on bourbon street killed 14 people. >> we're about to be on a national stage again, and i hope we can pull it off. >> newly confirmed homeland security secretary kristi noem visited the french quarter on monday to honor the victims of that attack. she also toured the superdome to preview security measures for sunday's game, reminding the public, if you see something, say something. >> keep saying something until you are heard. if you see something that has not been dealt with, to continue to raise the level of awareness until the response has been taken care of. >> officials say while there are no credible threats to the public, there will be an enhanced security zone

in atlanta, madison, scarpino fox news. >> next at six.n hold, the last minute deal with mexico and canada and what the u.s. is now getting in return. also today a day without immigrants. the demonstrations throughout the bay area and california shining a light on the importance of immigrants in our community. and president trump says he is releasing water from two california dams to make sure southern california stays safe from wildfires. but why? that water may never make it to los angeles. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> all right. another storm starting to drop into parts of the bay area. and it's just the beginning as the wind and the rain will be sticking around here for the next few days. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach. the entire bay area already under a flood. watch. with this, we get right to our chief meteorologist, bill martin, with more on what we're going to expect to see here over the next 12 hours. bill. >> that's right. these are different weather systems. we've got two storm systems coming our way. the la

open, madison keys finally got her breakthrough moment. >> last saturday, just three weeks before herbirthday. keys won the australian open, becoming the third oldest woman to win their first major. through it all, she tells cnn she wanted to stay true to herself. >> a big thing. >> for me was growing up. everyone always. >> told. >> me that i. >> was never. >> going to win. >> if i. >> continued to be. >> as nice as i was. they said, if you're too nice in sports, you're never going to make it. and i just always rebelled against that. i felt like i could be true to myself and want to be as nice as i wanted to. to everyone around me, and still also be really competitive. so it was really important to me. that message kind of was shown through the name of my foundation. i really want as many kids to be able to play tennis, as i think all of them should be on tennis courts. it builds so many great life lessons and connections, and i've learned so much from tennis, and i've gotten so much from the sport, and it's a pretty inaccessible sport. it's expensive. it's hard to, um, it's hard to

madison, scarpino fox news. >> lunar new year celebrations still underway across the bay area. >> andy phil emerges from his home and makes his annual weather prediction. >> and right here in the bay area, we are expecting more rain. a lot of it as we give you a live look outside of the oakland estuary. chief meteorologist bill martin is back after the break with the wet at a lunar new year celebration to ring in the year of the snake. >> we go for. nlds via. >> the community was invited to join in on the festivities, which included several performances, lion dancers, culinary treats and family friendly activities. ktvu jana katsuyama was there to emcee the event and to introduce the many performers who came to represent the different cultures that celebrate the lunar new year. >> well, the east bay city of hercules held its first ever chinese new year parade and celebration. [music] and that event went on as planned. and that's despite the rain. parade marchers began at hercules high school, and they ended at hercules community center, where that celebration continued with more perfo

and as fox's madison scarpino tells us, there are new efforts to boost security following the terror attack on new year's day in the french quarter. >> welcome back to the city of new orleans. >> it's all hands on deck as new orleans puts the finishing touches on security preps for super bowl 59 this weekend. the city is hosting the game for an 11th time, but there's added pressure this year after a new year's day terror attack on bourbon street killed 14 people. >> we're about to be on a national stage again and i hope we can pull it off. >> newly confirmed homeland security secretary kristi noem visited the french quarter on monday to honor the victims of that attack. she also toured the superdome to preview security measures for sunday's game, reminding the public, if you see something, say something. >> keep saying something until you are heard. if you see something that has not been dealt with, to continue to raise the level of awareness until the response has been taken care of. >> officials say while there are no credible threats to the public, there will be an enhanced securi

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avenue ten times the price of madison avenue. here's one that drives me crazy though. visa. this stock and its doppelganger mastercard run payment networks that take no risk and make billions. everyone wants to buy now, pay later. that's what they want, right? you want the buy now, pay later outfits? hey, look, a firm is up a lot tonight. it's a great company, but a lot of people. i think the big institutions want the colossus. they want the kids, the credit card companies that can do no wrong with no risk and that are. those are visa and mastercard. next up amazon. now they reported a really great number tonight. better than expected sales up 10% year over year. monster 37% beat off $1.49 basis top line beat was driven by the core e-commerce business, with the company calling this past holiday season the most successful yet for amazon. but all three of the company's segments beat operating income expectations for the quarter. the stock's trading lower in after hours, though, in part because the company's aws business missed reve

so, madison, what happened to america first from donald trump? is that out the window? >> well, i think. >> this could. >> be opening up conversations moving forward. >> and i think. >> president trump. >> last night. >> what he was doing was putting the middle east on notice, putting the world on notice that the status quo will not stand similar to what we're seeing going on here in the united states with doge. and other. things happening with. >> our government. >> he's saying we cannot continue to see this go on the way that it has in the middle east for decades. the palestinian people deserve better. the middle east deserves better. and so maybe we see talks about saudi coming in and potentially developing here, making it a habitable place for palestinians and others to live in the future. we'll see what happens. obviously, steve witkoff visiting gaza last week, seeing that it's completely uninhabitable. the people that are there that are remaining are living in squalor, that there's unexploded ordnances that could kill children. people can't live like this, and it'

madison has been just as soon as anyone who is close by could get sick, who's become disoriented or simply pass out and they have to go to things got really bad and they might suffocate. understood. and off we go. setting out on an over 2600 kilometer trip to iceland. the bio gas plant admits this much carbon dioxide in just over a day to become c o. 2 neutral by 2050 switzerland would have to organize 500000 such journeys every year. the project was born at this with the federal institute of technology into wreck. the results of years of research directed by michael much not the greenhouse gas has to be exported because there's currently no suitable storage facility. it's west territory, 3 equals one until the single dose. one point to my personal opinion is that even if you find sites in switzerland, we need anyways, more capacity. and we will have to go to combine storage in switzerland and storage abroad. an ecological assessment of the transport process is positive. we have made an evaluation of this, that was one of the main goals of the demo karma. and just seen that we can, let's s

american history with a $100000000.00 in campaign donations from is really intelligence asset. miriam madison propelling him forward, surrounded by figures who are deeply embedded in the is rally. the, the, the architecture of greater israel from his son in law, jared cushion or to david friedman who was in bassett, or before noon. bassett, or is mike huckabee you doesn't even recognize the existence of, of westbank sees as real as the future landing pad for the messiah, at least to phonic us. it bassinger to the un is a catholic lady who has basically been purchased by miriam adults. and to do israel's bidding, and donald trump didn't get in securing the ceasefire from gaza, has ensured that the regional war that would have up ended the 1st part of his administration. the 1st year of his administration and his tenure did not happen. we should just say we're having this interview before any, perhaps the imminent strike from israel on the run. well, yeah i'll, i'll get to that. donald trump, this is donald trump did not want a potential conflict with their own right away. he it, and it was, it