we've been i've been a very big opponent of venezuela and maduro.ted is not so good. >> el enviado de trump a venezuela, richard grenell, se reunio con maduro, quien saludo cordialmente a otros miembros de la delegacion estadounidense. no paparece un encuentro de dos paises que han roto relaciones diplomaticas. segun la secretaria dla casa blanca, grenell viajo con dos instrucciones muy claras. numero uno. >> sure that repatriation flights of trend aragua members of venezuela nationals. who have broken our nations laws will land in venezuela.>> el encargo numero dos es asegurar que todos los estadounidenses detenidos en venezuela sean liberados y en sus redes sociales. el presidente trump celebro la liberacion de al menos seis y felicito a grenell, por lo que califico como un gran trabajo. no esta claro si eran los unicos estadounidenses detenidoen venezuela durante la semana. maduro declaro que esta dispuesto a recibir a quienes sean deportados de estados unidos. >> nosotros si queremos que vuelvan. >> pero no dejo claro si pedira algo a cambio al

con nicolÁs maduro en tres aÑos.ezuela, richard grenell, se reuniÓ con maduro, quien saludÓ cordialmente a otros miembros de la delegaciÓn estadounidense. no parece un encuentro de dos paÍses que han roto relaciones diplomÁticas. segÚn la secretaria de la casa blanca, grenell viajÓ con dos instrucciones muy claras. nÚmero uno. >> ensure that repatriation flights of trend aragua members of venezuela nationals who have broken our nations laws will land in venezuela. >> el encargo nÚmero dos es asegurar que todos los estadounidenses detenidos en venezuela sean liberados y en sus redes sociales. el presidente trump c celebrÓa liberaciÓn de al menos seis y felicitÓ a grenell, por lo que calificÓ como un gran trabajo. no estÁ claro si eran los Únicos estadounidenses detenidos en venezuela durante la semana. maduro declarÓ que estÁ dispuesto a recibir a quienes sean deportados de estados unidos. >> nosotros si queremos que vuelvan. >> pero no dejÓ claro si pedirÁ algo a cambio al gobierno de donald trump. solo propone una a

la liberaciÓn era una de las exigencias de trump para maduro.istraciÓn de donald trump, fueran transportados en aviones de la milicia estadounidense y tambiÉn comerciales, los que fueron alquilados para este propÓsito. nos vamos directamente con el informe de claudia mendoza. locutora: en este aviÓn militar arribaron los primeros migrantes que fueron capturados en la frontera sur debido a la declaraciÓn de emergencia de la administraciÓn trump. alejandro muÑoz ingresÓ a los estados unidos el 28 de enero, el mismo dÍa fue capturado por portar identificaciÓn falsa. >> $16,000. yo no pienso volver. locutora: un segundo aviÓn volviÓ en horas de la tarde. de esther cruise tiene 22 aÑos y dice que llego esposado y con mucha tristeza porque su sueÑo simplemente se esfuma. >> la verdad no se pudo, pero aquÍ estamos de vuelta. reportera: la ——>> adicionalmente la posibilidad de acceder a un capital de $1000 para pequeÑos negocios. reportera: se espera la llegada de los migrantes que se capturen en las redadas en diversos estados y ciudades de los estados

and said i want these americans to come home and maduro wasn't that willing to do it at the time.ck on the plane and said we'll wait an hour for these american hostages. then those american hostages brought out to him on the tarmac. he got to walk up to all them and say i'm an american diplomat and bring him home. rachel: he said i'm here and don't have to worry about this and he didn't always seem like he was going to cassioppi we especially this happened and -- acquiesce in the face of criticisms and violated the maximum pressure campaign on maduro they wanted to see in order to get him out. donald trump saying no, my job is americans. >> donald trump said we're going to bring our americans home and we're going to set the terms and president trump called american hostages the second they were on the plane and so many of them crying and thanking him profusely for coming and getting them. it was an incredible moment, very emotional and especially with ambassador rick brinell to tell them i'm here to bring you home. these people were not engaged and biden state department not able

because maduro shakes everyone moves, and shakes and trembles and it just faints when trump goes i'm you i know, i'm chairman of the western hemisphere sub committee in the house foreign affairs committee i know my people trump can do it. >> i believe you. >> thank you so much. thank you. rachel: thank you congresswoman. >> thanks to you. >> president trump orders air strikes on senior isis leaders in somalia, the fierce message to our enemies as he vows to make america safe again. that's next. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything. amen. you should join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up. ahh. it's a good day to cough. oh no. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing at the movies!? hashtag still not coughing?! ahh! mucinex dm 12 hour doesn't just quiet coughs, it treats coughs caused by excess mucus at the source and controls them for 12 hours. it's comeback season. stubborn chest co

>> i remember how we handled it in the first one we put enormous sanctions on pressure on maduro andout of that. and i hope the same, a model to understand if you can get to a great outcome to america so be it, but the chance that nicolas maduro is going to do anything, but the bidding of the russians and chinese communist party and the cubans seems unlikely to me. griff: former secretary of state mike pompeo. thank you for taking time and joining us. >> thank you so much, have a good rest of your weekend. griff: coming up, what we're learning about the victims of the philadelphia plane crash. dr. nicole saphier is here next. oh no. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing at the movies!? hashtag still not coughing?! ahh! mucinex dm 12 hour doesn't just quiet coughs, it treats coughs caused by excess mucus at the source and controls them for 12 hours. it's comeback season. stubborn chest congestion? try mucinex 12 hour. you don't hurt cause you're old. you hurt because your mattress stinks, which makes our job a lot easier. sleeping on

rachel: -- and i think he'll deal with maduro later.s-style regime change, i think we're over that. but definitely people understand the moral crises there and are on the right side of things. and he's taking back -- and they're taking back illegals. joey: chuck norris is getting old, so i don't know if we can send him down there again. got a dozen movies of -- you don't know what i'm talking about -- rachel: i don't. joey: chuck norris, he spent a lot of time down there. rachel: i do know chanley painter. joey: yeah. okay, so all this and and another suspected tren de aragua member has now been arrested in colorado. rachel: that's right. and border czar tom homan's encouraging more state and roque police departments -- local police departments to help with mass deportations. charlie: chanley painter joins us with details. >> reporter: i.c.e. agents in denver, colorado, arrested the suspected tren de aragua member from venezuela, he was taken into custody last night in awe roar pro-- aurora. the suspect faces property damage and domesti

pues el enviado del presidente donald trump ya fue recibido por nicolás maduro en venezuela.ciba 400 miembros de la banda delictiva tren de aragua, detenidos en estados unidos y también gestionar la liberación de ciudadanos estadounidenses presos en cárceles venezolanas. de hecho, ya venía de regreso con 6 presos a través, al parecer de un intercambio. presos estadounidenses. la secretaría de la casa blanca aclaró que esta visita no implica un reconocimiento de maduro como presidente de ese país, como presidente de venezuela. bueno, el presidente de panamá, josé mulino, descartó hablar sobre el control del canal de panamá durante la visita del secretario de estado, marco rubio, este fin de semana. según indicó el mandatario, en su lugar, quiere discutir temas de migración y narcotráfico. mulino confía en que el diálogo y el respeto ayudarán a superar las tensiones con washington, luego que el presidente trump propuso que estados unidos recupere el control del canal. con eso vamos a la pausa. algunas personas estarán comiendo tamales este dos de febrero, pero qué tan saludable

i have been a big opponent of venezuela and maduro. they have treated us not so good, but they have treated more importantly the venezuelan people very badly. we have a tremendous venezuelan population. i got 92% of the vote, the venezuelan vote. we want to see what we can do to get people back in their homelands, safe and free. he's meeting with a lot of different people, but we are for the people of venezuela. we are for the venezuelan americans. if you look at it, we have them in florida around the dural area. they call it little venezuela. we will see what we can do to straighten out the situation. venezuela has been very unfortunate. i was surprised when i saw that biden agreed to by a lot of oil from venezuela because they were just about finished, the dictator, and when that happened, it brought him back to life. biden went out and they buy millions of barrels of oil. i say, what is that about? we will not let that stupid stuff happen. we are not happy with venezuela. we don't like the way they have treated the venezuelans at al

. >> nicolÁs maduro cerrÓ para acÁ con el enviado especial y sobre la mesa estÁ la deportaciÓn de migrantess y la liberaciÓn de presos polÍticos estadounidenses. rescatistas han recomprado mÁs cuerpos tambiÉn restringe los vuelos de helicÓpteros en el Área. se aproximada el aviÓn de amÉrica airlines. hola, buenas noches. continuamos en washington con la Última el helicÓptero militar vamos a colombia, entrevisto en exclusiva al presidente de ese paÍs y le hablÓ sobre la mÁs reciente crisis diplomÁtica, cuÉntanos. >> estoy en el barrio la candelaria, centro histÓrico de la capital colombiana, a mis espaldas estÁ la casa de nariÑo, se encuentra la cancillerÍa colombiana donde los Últimos dÍas se han vivido horas frenÉticas en la que se considera la mayor crisis diplomÁtica de colombia y de texas, el presidente petro rompiÓ su silencio en una entrevista con univisiÓn en la que dijo que no aceptarÁ mÁs repatriados colombianos que vengan esposados, pero tiene una propuesta para hacerle a los estados unidos. >> lo que estamos planteando y el presidente de la repÚblica recalca es que colombia no va

now officially recognizes president maduro as a legitimate president for venezuela? karoline: absolutely not. former ambassador and now special envoy ric grenell is going with two very clear directives. make sure that members of which there are 400 currently in custody are repatriated back to venezuela, and that all united states detainees return home. thank you very much, guys. reporter: on the president's use of language yesterday and without seeking to cast myself with some kind of moral example ar, this was an event yesterday that begin with a moment of silence for the victims of the air crash. the president's own invocation of loving god. then he uncorked that expletive to insult a former cabinet officer. it was the same expletive i saw him use in 2020 when he famously held up the trump acquitted headline. my question is, if you can shed light for us on how the president receives his use of public profanity, which is a practice that sets him apart from all of his predecessors. this he regarded as an effective communications device? or is it something he lapses i

on the phone with the president right while they get object thee airplane and also negotiated for maduro legitimate leader or so-called leader of venezuela, a dictator, and said you've got to take your tren de aragua guys back and i guess that he must have been shaking in his boots because he also offered to pay for them to come back. so anyway, there's that. meanwhile, marco rubio, this is what he told the wall street journal. for many reasons u.s. foreign policy has long focused on other regions while overlooking our own as a result we let problems fester, and neglected partners. that ends now. diplomacy's role in this effort is central, we need to work with countries of or roy given to origin to haltfurther migrant fg in the return of their citizens. charlie: it's a completely different posture, an america first posture, a recognition that our neighbors should be some of our most important allies and the idea that we have a failed narco state to our south should be a real problem. we were talking during the break earlier. think of all of the investments we have made around the world i

and some lending legitimacy to maduro's rule after the disputed election last year.ical plane crashed in philadelphia. and no survivors have been confirmed. the private leer jet fell from the sky shortly after take-off into a busy intersection ignite ago fiery scene. six people were onboard. it crashed near a mall scattering debris and setting ablaze structure including homes. israeli officials have confirmed the names of three hostages set to be released tomorrow by hamas. they include american israeli keith seigel, french israeli, olfers er calderon and yamma bibas. israel has agreed to release 90 prisoners as part of the fourth such exchange between the two sides. the united nations said that rwandan backed rebels took the major eastern city of goma earlier this week and has advanced into south kivu have prince. they were able to repel an attack. but the rebels have marched to the capital about 1,000 miles away. the rebel controlled goma remains without water and electricity. the city has been a humanitarian hub for more than six million people in the region who h

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however, the u.s., along with its allies, still reject maduro's presidency. the state department warns americans not to visit venezuela, citing high risks of wrongful detention. the department of defense canceled diversity celebrations just hours before black history month was set to begin. in a friday statement, the department banned all, quote, cultural awareness months. anyone wanting to do to attend must do so off the clock. this affects several major observances, including black history month, women's history month, asian american and pacific islander heritage month, national hispanic heritage month, and national american indian heritage month. well, after more than three weeks of two deadliest and most destructive wildfires in southern california are now fully contained. the eaton and palisades fires started on january 7th. the eaton blaze tore through altadena, killing 17 people and destroying over 9000 buildings across 14,000 acres in the pacific palisades. 12 people died as flames consumed 23,000 acres and leveled more than 6000 structures. >> invest

venezuela under maduro has previously refused to take venezuelan nationals back, and the u.s. has generally been unable to send them back because of frosty relations. cnn has reached out to the venezuelan government for comment. the website for usaid, the u.s. agency for international development, has disappeared. democrats fear that the trump administration is trying to absorb the independent, congressionally funded humanitarian agency into the state department, lawyers say president trump has no legal authority to do so. usaid has been caught in the trump administration's crosshairs as the white house works to freeze foreign aid and development across the world. meanwhile, the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention is also purging critical information and data from its website. several web pages, including those related to hiv and lgbtq youth, went dark on friday. this comes after trump's executive orders to eliminate federal dea programs, and for the u.s. government to recognize only two sexes, a senior health official told cnn that cdc employees were warned of sev

their release came after the country's leader, nicolas maduro, met with president trump's special envoy of the men who were released. president trump today also said enezuela agreed to receive deportations from the s. >>> out west, the deadly palisades and eaton fires in southern california are finally fully contained. the california department of forstry and fire protection made that declaration late last night after those fires burned for 24 days. at least 29 people were killed between the two fires. the official cause of both is still under investigation. >>> when we come back, there's good news tonight. the big surprise for one health care worker and why she is so deserving. deserving. welcome to the 100° sweat test. which one of these two antiperspirants can stand up to the heat? that's it. take it up a notch. looks like ordinary antiperspirants can't take the heat. ordinary antiperspirants can't fight sweat better than secret clinical. mirajoy: the overwhelming relief after miralax® helps you “go” miralax® works naturally with the water in your body. putting you in a supernaturall

he is now two for two with respect to both columbia leader petro and out maduro for taking back theirls. >> and tren de aragua this violent venezuelan gang that was not even heard of before 2002 or 2023. if you think they'll take it back? accept the news we are getting not only bring american hostages home, getting the commitment that he'll take his nationals back too. >> that is significant strides last 30 seconds i have speaking of secretary kristi noem she is on the board of this morning with the border patrol, horse patrol unit per we have video we can show you here. you see her writing. that is a stark contrast to the previous administration and secretary mayorkas under the biden administration that accuse the horse patrol unit of whipping migrants when that was not in fact the case. >> that is right. and recall secretary mayorkas knew in advance that whipping did not occur. and yet he still went out to the podium and accused those horse patrol agents of doing that. which put the dagger in the faith and trust of those agents in his leadership for the remainder of the binder minis

you know, there's a media still saying that that they didn't win the election there, but maduro lost. you know it's like, huh, i you know, it was fully monitored election. it was it was a free election. so the overt lies are quite, quite sincere i mean, quite severe. and. the same way with russia. russia is no longer the islam economic threat like china is. russia's gdp is lower. it was 20 years ago. i mean, they're in dire straits they're at a war is really costing them and the atlantic council which the advisory group to nato's i mean calling for regime change both china and in russia and that's the that's the agenda for the global elite and capital elite they would like see those changes made. they'd like to see russia open up to capital investment again and. they would like to see a regime change china so that capital was dominant here. i mean china has like 600 billionaires. the difference with being a billionaire in china is you don't get any say in the government unless you're the chinese communist party you can't buy influence here you can buy all the influence you want. so bu

castro or china under mao time today think of north korea under kim jong un or venezuela, nicolas maduro. compare those unproductive economies and the societies they created with the freedom and prosperity we've enjoyed the united states for the past 248 years. and, you know, i have some perspective on the threat that stakeholder capitalism poses to our democracy, our economic freedom, and our individual liberty. so who are these financial elites that want to alter or abandon our incredibly successful full of free market capitalist system? well, they're dominated by three massive asset management firms that strangely known as the big three, blackrock state street and vanguard. all three are primarily passive asset managers in the business of investing. other people's money is primarily moneys held in pension funds for one case or other retirement type vehicles. they're called passive asset managers for a reason. they're supposed to invest passively in a group of companies and let the ceos of those companies run them. they solicit money from investors and put that put those monies into wh

their release comes after trump's crisis negotiator met with venezuelan president nicolas maduro in caracasto take back deported migrants who have committed crimes in the u.s. >> janai: also right now, scary video shows a sanitation worker narrowly escaping injuries after a discarded oxygen tank exploded right there in a garbage truck. police in columbus, ohio, say the explosion was so loud it set off the city's gunshot notification system. >> whit: and the fda is raising a chocolate recall to the highest risk level. the agency says chocolate and yogurt covered products from callie farm may have undeclared ingredients including nuts and milk that may cause serious consequences, even death in some who are allergic. you can find more information on our website. gio. >> guillermo: >> gio: i'm here in the nation's capital because on wednesday night an army black hawk helicopter collided in midair with an american airlines plane, plunging into the potomac river, killing 67 people. just last night a small medical flight carrying a child, her mother and four other people went down in philadelphia

later, thousands and hundreds and thousands of venezuelans could soon be deported back to nicolas maduro's regime, the very same regime that donald trump himself has called a dictator. so i think it's important to say this because one of the reasons why donald trump was able to win miami-dade county is because of the cuban-american vote and the venezuelan vote. and so this is a time to understand if, as a country, we will feel that sort of moral, collective outrage that is necessary during times like these now necessary to ensure that those human rights violations don't happen in guantanamo bay, but also necessary to understand the paradox that is happening in front of our eyes, where donald trump is essentially forcing people to live in those very same communist regimes and dictators that he himself claimed to want to protect us all from. >> it's what i say is the find out part for those folks that voted for him, thinking it won't happen to me or my family. paola ramos, thank you for being here and thank you for your analysis. as always, pushing the limits, testing the guardrails on trump

nicolas maduro, and was a key connection between venezuela and iran. and five family members of his own family. president biden did that. senator cornyn. sen. cornyn: welcome. do you believe that america is an exceptional nation? mr. patel: it is the greatest nation. sen. cornyn: your family went through a lot to get here. mr. patel: they sure did. sen. cornyn: and your life story is a great example of people pursuing the american dream. do you believe what a large part of weights -- what makes america exceptional nation is the rule of no -- the rule of law? mr. patel: it is a fundamental precept because without a single or application we go back to the uganda that my father fled. sen. cornyn: i believe that the two most important institutions in america to preserve and protect, and enforce the rule of law are the fbi and the department of justice. and, the sort of politicalization that senator graham and others have talked about during crossfire hurricane investigation or project james comey at the fbi. and the abuse of intelligence tools like title i