make america great again. that's what we're going to do. we're diagnose to make america great again. she's going to take crime out of the system. as much as anybody can do that, she's going to do it. a.g. bondi: we're going to make america safe again. president trump: thank you, everybody. [talking simultaneously] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] . you can post on social media sites all day even after the program is done. a couple of updates on confirmations, political order that yesterday the president's nominee pam bondi was confirmed by the senate 54-46. e

make america great again. that's what we're going to do. we're diagnose to make america great again. she's going to take crime out of the system. as much as anybody can do that, she's going to do it. a.g. bondi: we're going to make america safe again. president trump: thank you, everybody. [talking simultaneously] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] . you can post on social media sites all day even after the program is done. a couple of updates on confirmations, political order that yesterday the president's nominee pam bondi was confirmed by the senate 54-46. she will now assume the role of top federal prosecutor and poised to be a key figure in efforts to transform the department of justice which the -- also when it comes to confirmations, the senate confirming the pick to run the department of veterans affairs with broad support from democrats, doug collins, georgia republican, playe

indiscernible] i realize your mission and win the election and pursue your initiative of make america great again and your efforts -- [indiscernible] and bring peace to the world and that's why god saved you. and i understand you are advocating the key initiative to make america great again and i understand that actually reflects your deep compassion to the forgotten man and woman. and just like you, since i took office as prime minister of japan i have been advocating my goal of regional revitalization. in japan as well in the surrounding areas, we do see many forgotten man and woman. and i do hope to bring dream and hope for them. at this juncture, i am proud of the very good relationship between japan and the united states. there is a very close partnership. and i do believe that it is, mr. president, and late prime minister laid the foundation for such robust relationship between our two countries. so as we move forward together, mr. president, and also together with the united states, japan and myself are determined to work hand in hand to bring peace to the world and also enable people to h

to be honest i don't think they appreciate it printed so were going to change it fast to make america great again we had to focus on our country. we have tremendous potential if properly used we have to focus on our country tremendous deficits with china, tremendous differences with the european union, tremendous deficits with mexico and canada. and why, what is the purpose of that and why would we have deficits. you look at, if you look at pharmaceuticals and drugs in various products, is much cheaper and other countries. no point a lot of much longer we will not take it. it. >> what is going on there. trump: it is been by a bunch of radical lunatics. i'm getting them out usaid, run by radical lunatics and were getting them out and will make a decision. >> anybody from canada. [inaudible]. trump: i have spoken with people from canada and people from mexico and is spoken to a lot of other people. [inaudible]. trump: i am speaking with prime minister trento tomorrow morning also speaking with mexico tomorrow morning. i don't expect anything very dramatic the tariffs on year olds a lot of money sur

donald trump, still in the early stages of his renewed campaign to make america great again, has pickedsic need to keep in with the us — canada and mexico. both have made smallish concessions to him, and for a period of a month he's agreed to lift the tariffs, which he initially slapped on them. trump's motto seems to be talk very loud and brandish a big stick. is it working? and how has the new mexican president, claudia sheinbaum, reacted? i asked will grant, the bbc�*s correspondent in mexico city. she committed to sending 10,000 national guard troops to the border to deal with the issue of fentanyl trafficking. a number of other smaller issues were also agreed. but the key point from mexico's point of view is that by agreeing to do that, donald trump has paused, as claudia sheinbaum put it, the imposition of tariffs of 25% on mexican goods. but of course, we saw right from the moment that donald trump made his inauguration speech that he would be focusing on the border in terms of security, in terms of his emergency executive orders that he put in place on undocumented immigration.

. >> we will make america great again, focus on china, the european union and deficits with mexico and why? what is the purpose of that? why would we have deficits? i'm speaking with prime minister justin trudeau tomorrow morning and mexico tomorrow morning and i don't expect anything very dramatic. >> brooke: trump's order is met with them vowing to retaliation. the primary contender to replace justin trudeau is slamming the move. listen. >> this action is utter madness, betrayal of america's closest friend of your allie, your neighbor, your best partner in the whole world. it is an act of economic war fare. >> carley: ceo of canada's second largest company is defending trump saying it works when america wins. here at home trump remains focused on cutting government spending. elon musk spoke about doing away with foreign aid. >> i went over it in detail and he agreed with that we should try to down. i checked with him a new times, are you sure? yes. we are shutting it down. >> brooke: u.s.a. managed 40 billion of appropriations. >> todd: shut down the fentanyl, that's it. >> carley: t

make it great again. let's make the world great again by making america great again and using disposition to do as much goodle not just for america but humanity. and you know it it's a frantic grasp for air so they can twist and turn all the good he is doing but america sees what it is. they had a mandate on november fifth which is clear they wanted peace and strength and peace through strength which is what trump wants to do not just for us but for everybody and it's a clear signal of that. he used the same plate to seduce little rocket man just put the missiles away build beautiful housing and we don't need to fight each other we can all live happily. it's the same thing here do you think these countries would even go for it. some of the people in gaza you might want to have go to egypt or jordan. i thank you look at what's happened already and i like to speak in fact maybe it's the lawyer and me but let's look at what happened in columbia and what happened with canada. facts speak louder than anything else. and the history of this administration in the past few weeks speak louder than words and that a st

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we will make america great again. : a president trump making america great again as he says he has signed a number of memorandums, of great importance with regard to iran. this afternoon. once again fielding a myriad of questions from the press, this is almost a daily event that we see from this president. he mentioned joe biden at the end. peter doocy i believe asking a question about if you realize that joe biden has signed on with a big talent agency and he said they left us a mess to deal with. and he has bigger problems than signing with a talent agency but among the things that he just spoke about our eliminating the department of education, something he campaigned on. he said he wants the focus and the money to go back to the states so that they can allocate the money and improve the education of american students that has fallen woefully behind other countries and he talked about how low ranked we are in comparison to even places like china and to change all that and he thinks eliminating the department of educ

but on his truth social platform, mr trump said, "we will make america great again, and it will all be the price that must be paid". nomia iqbal has this report. is under way. tariffs against $155 billion worth of american goods. president trump. i think it's a crazy idea, and i'm surprised that he's are going to be more expensive. mexico too has been hit with tariffs of 25% — president trump says he is doing this to make countries stop illegal immigration and the flow of drugs into the us. retaliatory taxes. of a trade war. i think this is a very systematic thing. we should also increase tariffs _ and mutual win—win. because millions of homes are in states they lead he's also refused to back down after canada's reaction, become part of america. donald trump has said he will also impose tariffs on the european union to try to rebalance trade, we don't know whether there will be a quick negotiated countries or whether this is the start of a broader trade war that trump intends to engage in with the rest dominance to achieve his goals, despite a trade war nomia iqbal, bbc news, florida.

and thus we have the slogan make europe great again, an echo of the make america great again.on in france. the austrian freedom party also due to be present has been invited to form a government. so, they feel the political wins are behind them and they have momentum. the rally tomorrow, _ and they have momentum. the rally tomorrow, are _ and they have momentum. the rally tomorrow, are we expecting to hear any new policy, what the agendas are in their individual countries? is that the idea of them getting together and formulating a sort of common plan?— of common plan? well, i think the idea of— of common plan? well, i think the idea of the _ of common plan? well, i think the idea of the rally _ of common plan? well, i think the idea of the rally is - of common plan? well, i think the idea of the rally is to - the idea of the rally is to give a show of strength, to show what they have in common. they will talk about obvious policy areas they do have in common. those would be clamping down on immigration, criticising the eu's institutions, not calling for an exit from the eu, b

i'm so confused about what this has to do with making america great again. this is giving him a place to build new condos and stuff. there was a story he put out about a lady who needed two apples but could only afford one. well, i don't think she could even afford one now. prices have gone crazy. so how is this making america great? i'm really confused. thank you for all the hard work you put in. i appreciate your. thank you. host: have a great day. grand island, new york, michael, independent line. caller: i see this as a big international form of terrorism, just like i saw the los angeles fires recently, where you know it is in los angeles and the coast is pure grain, plush, and you are sitting on the pacific ocean, and now we are over in gaza threatening to put people out. who are these people of the world he's talking about, are the homeless people in l.a., are we going to send them out there? who are the people of the world with this real estate terrorism that they are using with military force? it is disgusting. host: the wall street journal and its a

we are not going to make america great again by making america hate again. we are going to stand and fight. those revolutionaries, they got knocked down, but they got up and fought! the abolitionist got knocked down, but they got up and fought. the suffragettes, they got knocked down, but they got up and

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so i keep saying that when donald trump says he's going to make america great again, every country has a right to make their own country great. all right again. so it's a mentor of, uh, you know, how to handle the relations between your country and its relations with other countries. the big thing about the trump administration is that it has to announce that they are there to solve trade issues. it's more business oriented, at least about monday. it's not about military innovation, it's not about of yours. and if that's the case, i think it provides more ground for people to sit down and pull this, stay with us here in our to international. i'll be back with more news in less than half an hour. now. i'll see you then by the, the chess willis. i am the. nobody's telling me that a humorous item does this, but yet i'm gonna forward it to bill, but it's sort of still there about some of it from the umbrella dealership within the number of what it says. this woman hides her face and identity because of the nature of her job, which she's been working for almost a year and a team gathering e

so i keep saying that when a donald trump says he's going to make america great. again, every country has the right to make their own country great. all right, again. so it's a mentor of, uh, you know, how to handle the relations between your country and it's relations with other countries. the good thing about that from administration is that it has to announce that they are there to solve trade issues. it's more business oriented, at least about monday. it's not about military innovation. it's not about the wars . and it's, that's the case. i think it provides more ground for people to sit down and pulled. all right, well that's a look at the top new sir. as we're covering here on our t international for all the latest on those and any breaking news to head to our website. archie dot com bye for now. the the the, the news this is for digital risk of tray to, to upgrade to didn't don't pass on to the owners of ukrainians. special services the, the homes are staying with a lot of hundreds of people who are the neighbors in the towns and villages have done bass d h was p

we can't go back to make america great again even if we could define a point of agreement in terms of when america was great in the 1920s when we had an epidemic of lynching. >> reporter: at 82 years old edwards is still speaking up on issues of race and equality, politics and society and sports, just as he did as a student athlete and sociology professor at san jose state in the 1960s while earning his phd from cornell. he organized the olympic project for human rights which led to fellow spartans tommy smith and john carlos raising their gloved fists on the medal stand during the 1968 summer olympics in mexico city. the moment which was at first widely denounced is now immortalized in this larger than life statue on the sjsu campus. >> san jose state was perfect in terms of size, in terms of culture. those contexts were there, but at the same time it wasn't structured so tightly and so tightly run and controlled that it was oppressive. so it created an environment where it was possible to dream big dreams of change and actually to begin to institute them and we had the world class a

we can't go back to make america great again.if we could define a point of agreement in terms of when america was great, in the 1920s, when we had an epidemic of lynching. >>>>at 82 years old, edwards is still speaking up and speaking out on issues of race and equality, politics, society and sports, just as he did as a student athlete and sociology professor at san jose state in the 1960s. while earning his ph.d. from cornell, he organized the olympic project for human rights, which led to fellow spartans tommie smith and john carlos raising their gloved fists on the medal stand during the 1968 summer olympics in mexico city, the moment which was at first widely denounced, is now immortalized by this larger than life statue on the sjsu campus. >>>>san jose state was perfect >>>>in >>terms of size, in terms of culture. those contacts were there, but at the same time, it wasn't structured so tightly and so tightly run and controlled that it was oppressive. so it created an environment where it was possible to dream big dreams of ch

but we will make america great again and it will be worth the price that must be paid. >> can's prime minister announced tariffs on beer, lumber, wine, fruit, clothing, appliances. what else is coming that could hurt american consumers? >> reporter: well, we should anticipate there to abtit-for-tat because the orders that the orders that the president signed give him the authority to keep raising tariffs on the three countries if they respond in kind. that could be an uptick in inflation. now, the canadian prime minister justin trudeau spoke to americans last night warning the tariffs, quote, will put your jobs at risk, potentially shutting down american auto assembly plants and manufacturing facilities and canada's planned retaliatory tariffs will raise american grocery and gas prices. while trump accused mexico of having an alliance with drug cartels, they say they exist in the gun shops that sell high-powered weapons to criminal groups. china says it deplores and apposes this move and had take necessary countermeasures to deferred its rights and interests. it is planning to protest

he's focused on tariffs because he believes that's how he can make america great again. he's a tariff man. you may think the tariffs don't make america great again. hey, maybe you think they're terrible policy or that these blanket tariffs are downright insane. it doesn't matter. you're not the president of the united states, believe me. trump's not going to hold back on his agenda just because you think it's a bad idea. so here's the bottom line stop panicking when trump does something you think is crazy. and remember that he promised to do most of this stuff before he was elected. and he's still one. many say this is a precarious moment. i heard that again and again. i simply say, you got what your country voted for, whether you like it or not, it really doesn't matter. so get used to the turmoil. you don't have to enjoy it. but remember that in the end, the president sure does. let's go to scott in tennessee. scott. >> hey, jim. huge, huge fan of the show. oh thank you scott. thank you. go, bears! yeah. yeah, i was calling you. i was interested in what your thoughts ar

make america great again. but why is america spending all this money on his right? because the argument is job is at home, but also, you know, as well as job i would say if we didn't have is read them at least then american would have to invent. and it just a soft, strategic importance. what is that still the case for the republican foreign policy? i think is that's another question on that story continues. of course, we'll continue to follow up with you as time progresses. shepherd sensitive force in washington. thank you. now the us deputies special envoy to the me, lee says, has blog, must not be part of levels new government speaking. yes. amazing. the lebanese presidents and they root logan will take it, said washington has set clear red lines against the group ahead of his blogs blocking paula. but how about the ride? said that the statements constitutes a blatant interference and lebanese, some suffering to say the cold has more from the deputies capital. this is the 1st visit by a trump administration official to be route morgan ortega, the new deputy specia

we're going to make america great again. we have to focus on our country. >> the financial times points out that the president has faced sharp backlash from several businesses, with growing fears of the tariffs igniting inflation, which many economists believe they will. but trump railed against those critics in yet another social media post yesterday, including the wall street journal editorial board. the journal released a scathing editorial titled the dumbest trade war in history, where they blasted trump for essentially starting a trade war, particularly with the united states. two border neighbors who are also longtime allies and massive trade partners. together, mexico, canada and china accounted for more than 40% of total u.s. imports last year. in reaction, all three countries impacted by those tariffs slammed the move and promised retaliatory measures of their own. so far, canadian prime minister justin trudeau has been the only leader to lay out details for what their response will look like. on saturday, he announ

i'm so confused about what this has to do with making america great again. this is giving him a place to build new condos and stuff. there was a story he put out about a lady who needed two apples but could only afford one. well, i don't think she could even afford one now. prices have gone crazy. so how is this making america great? i'm really confused. thank you for all the hard work you put in. i appreciate your. thank you. host: have a great day. grand island, new york, michael, independent line. caller: i see this as a big international form of terrorism, just like i saw the los angeles fires recently, where you know it is in los angeles and the coast is pure grain, plush, and you are sitting on the pacific ocean, and now we are over in gaza threatening to put people out. who are these people of the world he's talking about, are the homeless people in l.a., are we going to send them out there? who are the people of the world with this real estate terrorism that they are using with military force? it is disgusting. host: the wall street journal and its a

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higher prices, some pain, maybe, maybe not he wrote on his social media platform, but we will make america great again and it will all be worth the price that must be paid. >> this has triggered a trade war. canada's prime minister announced tariffs on beer, bourbon, wine, clothing, fruits, appliances. what else should we expect is coming that could hurt american consumers? >> reporter: well, we should anticipate there could be a tit-for-tat here because the orders that the president signed saturday night give him the authority to keep raising tariffs on the three countries if they respond in kind and that could contribute to an uptick in inflation which we've seen in weeks. the canadian prime minister justin trudeau spoke to americans last night warning the tariffs, quote, will us your jobs at risk, potentially shutting down american auto assembly plants and other manufacturing facilities and canada's planned dollar for dollar tariffs will raise grocery and gas pricings. while president trump accused mexico of having an lalliance with cartels. and china says it firmly deploers and opposes this move a

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so i keep saying that when a donald trump says he's gonna make america great. again, every country has the right to make their own country great. all great again. so it's a mentor of, uh, you know, how to handle the relations between your country and it's relations with other countries. the good thing about that from administration is that it has announced that they are there to solve for a fairly small business oriented. and it's about money, it's not about military innovation. it's not about is in this, that's the case. i think it provides a more, you know, a more ground for people to sit down and pull. yes, the us government, the new administration is more aggressive and more the sales. so being in a sense, a but it also provides an opportunity for other countries to, to sit down and review what's in the best interest of their own countries. while his product against this young high cooperation, organizational breaks, that's something which is a bit far fetched actually because these organizations are not against any particular country. it's against the heaven mul

make america great again. that is what we care about. ok. here we go. so here's the famous pen now, and we will put it was something. i will ask you to do whatever you think we should do with it, mr. secretary. secretary of the interior, and also working with chris right on extracting vast amounts of oil and gas and making our country rich? >> with the gulf of america, this is an historic day. we want to thank president trump. his executive orders was that this in motion. he signed a secretarial order from the secretary of interior directing the u.s. geologic survey, who is responsible for the database, which is the geographic names informational system, so just prior to the signing, the populist push became official with this proclamation, the call today, gulf of america day. as we are sitting right now, the team is calling all the map providers, google maps them apple maps, all the map people, that change will take effect this afternoon to gulf of america. so, again, fantastic. thank you, president trump, for setting this in motion with your executive

he talks about making america great again. and yes is relentless, the diminishing the stop, the standing up united states in the world. and it's definitely also opening up some small, high ground for china. the great arrival of the united states, which cannot for the perfectly reasonable states this morning about about the situation in gaza. the court issue remains and it's so obvious that maybe it doesn't basically set, but it's about equal rights for the x rays and the palestinians. and the palestinians have as much right to guys on the west bank as the israelis out to their own country. and this is rather as 0 legal, moral historical biblical rights to post any alarms. and likewise, the united states, so immortal terms for the united states to say that the palestinians should get out of their own mountain. so that is really and us settlers can move in is actually tomorrow. but loans are saying the united states is to get out of the united states, so the mexican microns can take over the course of that won't happen. but i've

"will make america great again, and it will all be worth the price." to "choose canadian". counter measurestrump imposed an additional 10% tariff is looking at reactions — beginning in canada. how it would hit back, with 25% tariffs of its own. also be far—reaching and include everyday items such as american juice. and 10% oil leaving toronto locals furious with president trump. because we were always such good neighbours. but i also think it's going to hurt the us economy because here in ontario we make a lot of auto parts we sell that cost can be passed on to the customer through higher prices, absorbed by the importer through lower profits or foreign to retain their us customers. would understand it. on social media, mr trump said the us subsidised canada to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars, repeating his claims they could escape tariffs by becoming the 51st state. violence at the border and threatened retaliatory taxes. also increase tariffs. it should be a process of mutual cooperation and mutual win—win. saying tariffs are likely there. there is no word yet on whether he ha

so i keep saying that when a donald trump says he's gonna make america great again, every country.

make it great again. let's make the world great again by making america great again. and that's what president trump is doing. he is literally using this position to do as much good as humanly possible, not just for america, but for humanity. and the left span that you're talking about, you and i know it well. it's a panic. it's a frantic grasp for air so that they can twist and turn all the good that he is doing. but america sees what it is. they had a mandate on november 5th. it was clear they wanted peace. they wanted strength. they want peace through strength. and that is what president trump's going to do, not just for us, but for everybody. and i think this is a clear signal of that. >> you know, he used the same play to seduce little rocket man. he said, just put the missiles away. we could build beautiful housing in the korean peninsula. we don't need to fight each other. we can all live happily. it's the same thing here. do you think these countries are going to go for it? some of these people in gaza, he might want to have go to egypt or jordan. >> i think w

we will make america great again. thank you very much.inaudible] >> c-span's washington journal, a live form involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics, and public policy. from washington to across the country. coming up wednesday morning, north carolina republican congressman pat harrigan, afghan war veteran and armed services committee member, talks about his legislative priorities and house republicans agendas. tennessee democrat congressman steve:, member of the house judiciary committee, discusses elon musk's doge efforts. linda feldman on president trump's meeting with his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. victoria guida reviews president trump's use of tariffs to achieve policy goals. c-span's washington journal, join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. thursday morning, president trump joins lawmakers on capitol hill for the annual national prayer breakfast. live coverage begins

they're running against the international system and, and doing this make america great again. so they want to retrench in to these nationalist bubbles, but they want to see america at the top that pile. and they want to remind people that no one is above below, unless it as well. and the us and of course, the icy see case is, is, is representing the yes, threats to us, ally in terms of israel, but also trump himself in siri ad. although it's, you know, the us is not a member to us is completed in israel's will print. right. and it's becoming increasingly complex on the trump. and the reason i say that is, is, it's pretty clear. trump has acknowledged, unlike bite, and the state of the in house, but in hospice of ality of god. he said that very clearly that it's a mess. it's chaos. no one can live that. what does it actually mean? well, that's actually acknowledging that israel has both about the conditions that will bring about the deprivation of life. chances are kind of thing. and so he's actually acknowledging that the state of cause are so bad that people can't live, that

[ cheers and applause ] eliminating the department of education isn't making america great again, it'saking america florida. [ laughter ] i guess the idea is we'll save money on books if the kids can't read? i really don't know. trump and first lady elania musk are planning to do away with usaid which helps us strengthen our ties with nearly all usaid missions overseas have been ordered to end by friday. trump for some reason believes they are spending their money on rubbers for terrorists. >> $100 million on condoms to hamas. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now it's $100 million on condoms to hamas. how much was it last week? >> we identified and stopped $50 million being sent to gaza to buy condoms for hamas. >> jimmy: okay, last week it was 50, now it's 100. how did it go to 100 in five days? did diddy join hamas? [ laughter ] [ applause ] while it does sound crazy that we would be spending millions of dollars on condoms for hamas, that's because we're not. it's completely false. [ laughter ] there are so many lies coming out of his mouth. there's so much damage being done. but we are not go

he talks about making america great again. and yes, he's relentless, the diminishing the stuff or something of the united states in the world. and instantly, also opening up some of the bar high ground for china, the great arrival of the united states, which cannot for the perfectly reasonable states this morning, about the situation garza, the court issue remains and it's so obvious that maybe it doesn't basically set but it is about equal rights for the it's what it is in the products that means and the palestinians have as much right to gaza. and the west bank as is where it is out to their own country. and this is where it has 0 legal, moral historical biblical rights to post airlines. and likewise, the united states. so in model terms for the united states to say that the palestinians should get out of their own minds. so that is really to us settlers to move in is actually tomorrow, but loans are saying the united states is to get out to the united states, so the mexican microns can take over. so that won't happen, but i

a nice, you know, make america great again. that's what we care about. okay. here we go. so this is a famous band now, and we'll put it with something. i'll ask you to do whatever you think we should do with it, mr. secretary. you want to talk about, you know, secretary of the interior and also working with chris, right on extracting vast amounts of oil and gas and making our country rich. would you like to say something? well, with the gulf of america, this is a historic day. we want to thank president trump. his executive order is what set this in motion. we signed a secretarial order from as secretary of interior directing the u.s. geological survey, who is responsible for the database, which is the geographic names information system. and so just prior to the signing, if you will, the button was pushed that became official with this proclamation to call today, gulf of america day. but now it's going out as we're sitting here right now. our team is calling all the map providers. so google maps, apple maps, all the map people that change will take effect this afternoon

make america safe. we're going to make america healthy and intern it will make america great again.rs and we are going to accomplish that. kevin: one of the biggest convocations and having a job like yours that is domestic focus but you have a voice when it comes to what we may be dealing with internationally. there are number of americans who wonder if maybe we ought to take action to reclaim the panama canal. and of the secretary of state is having conversations about reestablishing a stronger relationship. how much of that, this idea of dealing with international circumstances as part of your portfolio? >> well, mark overby the secretary of state is doing a great job for as you know and i was just sworn in several days ago. but we have been getting to work as fast as we can. we are all there as a team to back each other o up whether its a pete hegseth, kristi noem at home and secured everything she's in with the super bowl but we are all working as a team and marco rubio is doing a great job. for everyone is to make america great. kevin: last thing super bowl security, boy, it's

considering it and i love my commonwealth of pennsylvania and look, we're focused here on making america great againde lifts all boats up and in this case all states. quality of life and raising a family and education by the way. 37. we can do a lot better and i got a vision of plan. where'll put pennsylvania in the category of florida, texas, and even georgia, states that are flourishing and utah, we can do it. we're an energy producing state too. stuart: if you do t you've got to tell us first. congressman dan meuser, thank you for joining us. senator fetterman had no problem bucking his party and ruling out to voting for two controversial nominees. who is it? lauren: tulsi gabbard as director of national intelligence and rfk jr. as direct terrific of health and human services. fetterman writes, i've met with most of the cabinet nominee and carefully watched their confirmation hearings. after considering what's at stake, i've voted against these two. so i'd say that was a thoughtful response. he didn't go into detail, but he was the lone democrat to confirm pam bondi as attorney general. he also s

make america great again. rachel: this is amazing. pect more people who donald trump doesn't think should have a security clearance to have their security clearances removed, but it's just make no mistake, you go through a former -- current now, fist lady's panty drawer and shouldn't have been in that house in the first place, listen, there's going to be pay back. there's going to be pay back. charlie: go for the king, you better get reporter: rachel: and they're back. it's so fun. griff: not even seeing much reaction from former president biden about this and we'll see where that goes. there's a lot to be said like charlie and i were talking about in the show and as if you were sitting in the bar talking alaska the crazy things you're going to do and realize that the president doesn't drink and was it in a bar and talking alaska all the things you're talking about and he's doing it at lightning speed. meanwhile turning to headlines, u.s. coast guard in alaska located wreckage of the commuter plane that went missing and believed to be

we are not going to make america great again by making america hate again. we are going to stand and fight. those revolutionaries, they got knocked down, but they got up and fought! the abolitionist got knocked down, but they got up and fought. the suffragettes, they got knocked down, but they got up and fought! and right now, all across america, people are not down, that they are getting up, and they are going to fight the dictator of donald trump and his henchmen, elon musk. we cannot allow this unlawful, unfair, unconstitutional act to stand. we are going to stand and fight! fight! fight! >> thank you. thank you. all right, let's give it up for representative presley. >> first of all, happy black history month. there is a sign back there that says doge actually means dangerous oligarchs grab everything. that is so true. i'm so tired of these billionaire boys and their grubby little hands grabbing at everything. hands off our bodies. hands off our tax refunds. hands off our social security checks. hands off our constitution. hands off our democracy. hands

make of this. >> shocking. it is amazing what you see with a president that believes in america. imagine this, only about changing how we feel and the motive about what it means to make america great againis good, a reason why there are 20 million people that have entered illegally, and people want to be here, because we're in an amazing country, i have young people that are willing to fight for trump and fight for america first, what has been missing. someone that searched in combat, that served 20 years ago in baghdad, i loved seeing young people reinvigorated to want to serve, it happened in the last two months, amazing. >> probably not peaked yet, my hunch your fellow veteran, combat -- pete hegseth runs defense department, might have something to do with it also. and i know you are west point grad, i am reading in paper today, west point is scrubbing itself of all d.e.i. programs. >> yes. larry: top to bottom. >> yes. larry: do you approve. >> i heard a few things, i saw a few things flash up about clubs scrapped, i much want to look at it and ask a few questions. larry: it may not be scrubbed the way you want. >> it may not be, i want to disassociate d.e.i. from ethnic clubs that

we are going to make america great again. stuart: trump said biden has much bigger problems.think, a lot of people saying china has something over biden and that's a big problem. what say you? brian: i don't know. i know they lied about the business dealings in china. hunter biden was on air force 2 to do a business deal with china, two weeks after he lost the election were kamala harris lost the election, pictures of him, with the chinese investors over the company. went to seven different bidens but they say none went into joe's account but joe was the commodity. read james comber's book. take a second. you have no problem saying it, tax people, the guy was not there for four years, the most covered up story in media history is he didn't do the job, he was incapable of functioning more than two hours a day. they lied about it, didn't pursue it, ridiculed people that brought it up. it's beginning to come out but that will be the biggest story. that's why the media is on their heels, writing checks to the trump foundation and library and cbs will be the next to write it. they

it's time to take this country back from sleepy joe and make america great again.irst we're going to build a big, beautiful, beachfront resort on the ancestral homeland of the palestinian people who will be sent far, far away. next, we're going to get tough -- on denmark. soon, maga will stand for make a greenland america. i also promised to start a nasty, unprovoked trade war with our friendliest neighbor, canada. and will immediately sign an executive order to raise the price of prescription drugs. kamala wouldn't do that. i also promised 2 billion gallons of beautiful california reservoir water into the ground for no reason at all. and if elected, i will immediately put a blackout drunk in charge of our military. and give this guy -- >> yeah! >> good guy, rich, your social security numbers and the keys to all the computers to do whatever the hell he wants. only i, donald j. trump, will put a brainworm in charge of your body, rename the gulf of america, and fire half the fbi and cia. but i need your support. this november, vote for the only candidate strong enoug

yes, maybe and maybe not, but we will make america great again, and it will all be worth the praise thatbe paid. here's vice president j.d. vance on "sunday sunday morning futures." >> unfortunately, the retaliation's already happened. the problem with this whole idea that they're going to retaliate is they have already been taking advantage of america for decades. the retaliation is donald trump saying, no more. we're not going to be taken advantage of mihm. anymore. >> reporter: bill clinton's former treasury secretary, lawrence summers, who accurately predicted the inflation spike early in the biden administration posting tariffs are a bullying strategy. bullying doesn't win on the playground or in the national arena. just when inflation is sensitive, it will risk price increases for oil, food and cars. it may lead to the federal reserve needing to raise interest rates. jobs in the industrial heartland may be lost as american producers can't compete due to higher input costs. canada and mexico will to lose trust in us and retaliate as their economies suffer. immigration and drug risks

have the best and the brightest people making critical decisions , top to bottom in america , and american society. >> we cannot go back to make america great again point of agreement , in terms of when america was great . in the 1920s when we had the epidemic of lynching? >> at 82 years old, edwards is still speaking up and speaking out on issues of race and equality. politics, society and sports, just as he did as a student athlete in the sociology professor at san jose state in the 1960s while earning his phd from cornell. he organized the olympic project for human rights which led to fellow spartans tommy smith and john carlos raising their fist on the stand for medals . it is now immortalized by this larger-than-life statue on the s jsu campus. >> san jose state was perfect in terms of size and culture. the contacts were there but at the same time, it wasn't structured so tightly and so tightly run and controlled that it was oppressive. so it created an environment where it was possible to dream big dreams of change and actually to begin to institute them and we had the world-class athletes there who could bring attention to these types of i