maria: welcome back. good wednesday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us this morning, i'm maria bartiromo, it is wednesday, february 5, 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. hope you're having a good wednesday morning. we kick it off with the hot topic of the hour. president trump proposing an historic plan for the gaza strip in an effort to rebuild and stabilize the middle east. watch. >> the u.s. will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it too. we'll own it. and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous, unexploded bombs and other weapons of the site, level the site and get rid of the destroyed buildings, level it out, create an economic development that will supply unlimited numbers of jobs and housing for the people of the area. we have an opportunity to do something that could be phenomenal. i don't want to be a wise guy but the riviera of the middle east. this could be something that could be so -- this could be so magnificent. the people that have been absolutely destr

maria: mr.dent, it sounds like perhaps you could get funding for that idea, and the united states would have an ownership from system of the regional a partners a this you say. the conversations president trump will be having in the coming weeks. mr. president, thank you very much for joining us. we so appreciate your time. >> thank you very much and thank united states for incredible friendship with the state of israel. maria: thank you, sir. israeli president herzog, we appreciate it. >>> quick break, and then advancing president trump's agenda. deputy chief of staff on policy stephen miller is here on the president's priorities including tariffs and the border just before he heads to the super bowl with president trump. but first, incoming israeli ambassador mike huckabee with reaction to the breaking news from president herzog, and join me on fox nation for season two of underwriting the enemy where we examine how and why america underwrites her number one adversary, the chinese communist pa

maria: absolutely. through the hearings for the confirmation process, you will begin the work executing your agenda, president trump's agenda. what role will you have specifically in that? >> i play the role that the president needs me to play, right? if it's casting the tie-breaking vote or maybe talking to some of my old senate colleagues about the importance of voting on the nomination, meeting with the speaker of the house about some of the details of the legislation. i sort of see my job as an all-around player. when i played peewee football, you'd sometimes give a trophy, mr. all-around, if the kids who played offense and defense. i play the role the president needs me to serve in order to facile -- facilitate his agenda. the thing i remind if people is the president's success is the country's success. and to the extent we can help the9 president implement his agenda, that's going to mean more jobs, higher take-home pay, more people able to raise a family in a stable home in a secure neighborhood.

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maria: yeah. take on the economic conversation you're having because as far as i can see, there's still no date set for a joint congressional budget resolution. you need to have the budget resolution in order to do your reconciliation fast track so the white house says the president wants the tax cuts included in the reconciliation package telling congress no tax on tips, no tax on social security benefits, no tax on overtime pay. he wants all that in the bill, congressman. where are you in all of this? >> well, the most important thing that we have to accomplish this year is extending the tax cuts of 2017 and that was the centerpiece of the trump agenda in the first term. if we fail in this mission, it's a $4 trillion tax increase on the american people and for everyone wringing their hands about tariffs this morning, there would be no greater wet blanket on the u.s. economy than a $4 trillion tax increase this year. we have to get a plan that will pass the house and the senate and that is a pain

maria: look.mp has been very clear saying canada doesn't have to today tariffs if it becomes 51st state is there any interest in people. we've long been partners allies most have friends americans many have relatives americans we, the entrepreneurial cult canadians very cowed to be cannedians we are not interested in 51t state but interested in being best friend to united states. >> canada liberal party to announce a new leader after trudeau announced plans, whoever party chooses might not be leading the country polling showing conservative pierre ahead of the october election i want to ask it feels to me when i look throughout the world, whether certain europe in united states a conservative thread. >> prime minister, for 10 years a long run for any politician, he made decision to step aside as you say there is a leadership race underway there will be an election in canada whether that is in spring, or in fall. and it will be up to canadians decide direction they want the country to go, there are

maria: absolutely.ryl. >> con pair if mission votes today, watching rfk jr. and tulsi gabbard. maria: great. guy, have a great day, and we'll see you tomorrow. tu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. nine hours ago we imposed tariffs on all china's products coming here, they imposed tariffs on a variety the of american products going there. china also announced an investigation of google. however, there will be a phone call between president trump and xi jinping at some point today. could that be the tart of negotiations? -- start of negotiations? ju

maria: great point.ill probably have five confirmed cabinet members this week including pam bondi, howard lutnick and others, will see about that, always a pleasure good to see you. >> newt gingrich, we'll be right back. where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management maria: welcome back a government agency can be completely shut down a president trump gets its way. cheryl casone with the details. >> knew this morning the staff with usa has been told overnight the agency headquarters will be closed today there to work remotely and thus are essential to be on site, this is a live shot of the building right there, in washington. elon musk did say that president trump agreed to shut it down he made on a live exit video session. watch. >> i went over it with them in detail and he

maria: yeah. we don't believe the numbers coming out of china oftentimes liz they tell us growing like gangbusters it is not it is weaker than what people understand if what my source telling me is true much weaker u.s. in much better position my source, according to him everyone in china knows that xi jinping is no longer in charge of the military, after he had that ministroke last summer all according to my sores close to the ccp, we will see if this ends up being true, but this is a huge development if in fact my source is right, i. liz: importance i don't tell be over staidz xi jinping glommed on to himself power offer aspect of china the military for sure the economy if i were ccp would wrest control away from xi jinping because he made one terrible mistake after another, including, suppressing entrepreneurship innovation investment that apparently we saw in deepseek, made that also revelation very much more surprising, frankly. and by the way, in terms of biden versus china offer the last fo

maria: yeah.issues, house republicans on the budget committee will reportedly be able to advance a record suspension reconciliation this week missing johnson stand by lawmakers hung up on spending cuts, one telling fox news digital the ideas put forth the conference complete the missed the market would increase deficits. i reported as our guest told us that they went in there looking for two and a half to $3 trillion in spending cuts and they couldn't come up with more than 300 billion, where are the offsets to pay for all of the lofty agenda. >> remitted agreement with president trump and forget everything debt ceiling which i think we're going to have to do. we're going to have to find the cuts in the budget over ten years but initially starting with about 250 billion a year we are going to do that. doge went in and found a billion dollars a day in cuts, with the help of doge i think congress the appropriation committee can go when under the leadership of tom cole and others and find the cuts ne

antonieta mejÍa, marÍa.mos a dejar que nos separen de nuestra familias inmigrantes, que nos vamos a mantenernos unidos, y si nos tocan a uno, nos tocan a todos. marÍa: al interesantes unos momentos, que tÚ estando aquÍ no te sientes sola, te sientes fuerte, por quÉ? >> porque cuandos caminamos solas, sentimos la un poco de miedo, pero cuando vemos que hay mÁs gente que tiene la misma lucha con nosotros, sabemos que somos del pescado, cuando nos unimos con mÁs pecado somos una ballena y acabamos con todos. marÍa: el ambientes de mucha fuerza, es de muy de apoyo de los inmigrantes, y quiero que me acompaÑen esta travesÍa pequeÑa, que vamos hacer para que vean la cantidad de gente que esta acÁ. vemos banderazo de mÉxico y muchos paÍses, amÉrica latina, colombia, el salvador, y los carteles obviamente estÁn destacando que la agenda del nuevo presidente donald trump no es la agenda que ellos estÁn apoyando es una situaciÓn que no les estÁ favoreciendo a todas estas personas que son miembros de la comunidad inmigr

"mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪.t is time for the hot topic of the hour president trump proposing a historic plan for the gaza strip in an effort to rebuild and stabilize the middle east. >> the u.s. will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with the in the dangerous bombs and other weapons on the site, level the site and get rid of the destroyed buildings in the economic development that will supply unlimited numbers of jobs and housing for the people of the area we have an opportunity to do something to be phenomenal i don't want to be a wise guy but the riviera of the middle east this can be so magnificent and they can be destroyed and live in peace and a much better situation because of living in hell. >> president trump's first foreign leader benjamin netanyahu yesterday praised trumps vision for the middle east. watch. >> your willingness to think out-of-the-box with fresh ideas will help us achieve all these goals you cut to the chase you see things others refuse to see when you see things others refu

maria: en washington, marÍa molina, univisiÓn.unos propietarios de gasolinera preocupado por medida que afecta su negocio. temen que esos aranceles aumenten el precio de la gasolina. los aranceles incluyen un 10% para importaciones de combustible procedente de canadÁ. vamos ahora con otra tensiÓn diplomÁtica. esta es, visita del secretario de estado marco rubio que advierte a canadÁ el gobierno de estados unidos tomarÁ medida sino realiza lo que llama cambios inmediatos en el canal alegando que ha violado el tratado de traspaso que se firmÓ bajo la administraciÓn carter en 1977. nuestra compaÑera desde panamÁ nos tiene detalles. >> en medio de las constantes amenazas sobre retomar el control del canal de panamÁ, su secretario de estado visita el paÍs. rubio llegÓ anoche a panamÁ la primera parada de su gira latinoamericana, y se reÚnen privado durante una hora con el presidente josÉ raÚl y luego con la delegaciÓn de ambos paÍses. por estados unidos participÓ michael, negociador resistente de tratados y john, encargado de negocio d

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marÍa molina, univisiÓn. elian: gracias.tre los padres y estudiantes al enviar una carta donde advierte que los agentes de migraciÓn para revisar autobuses escolares y detener a menores indocumentados. ante la polÉmica las actores escolares emitieron un segundo comunicado diciendo que la advertencia pro activamente por abundancia de precauciÓn. >> los oficiales de ice tienen autoridad para detener a esa persona sea menor o profesor adulto. es un beneficio grande que la escuela estÁ haciendo a pesar que el lenguaje que utilizaron es un poco alarmante, tenemos que entender que estÁn disponiendo una realidad actual. elian: la oficina de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza respondiÓ que los autobuses escolares no son su objetivo pero aclaran que si esto sucede pueden pasar por un punto de control de inmigraciÓn y las funciones puedan verificar el estatus migratorio los pasajeros, incluyendo a los estudiantes. encadenados de manos y pies, asÍ llegaron a la base naval de guantÁnamo en cuba el nuevo grupo de migrantes. el secretario de

maria: yeah, good morning to you, charlie.like the president and the vice president are saying that they have evidence that the person at the controls on that wednesday when the commercial flight collided with the black hawk helicopter, that person was a dei hire. no. that's not what they're saying. they're saying the policy overall created a culture of basically, you know, dividing the number of people that were actually eligible for their job and canceling out perhaps very qualified people because of the dei policies. that's what he's saying and that's what we talked about. we talked about really what's gone wrong at the faa because now there are a lot of questions about how it's possible that that happened, the deadliest crash in decades, and what happened to the faa. are they going to need even more money to modernize things? we got into the president's agenda as well, of course, and i think you know that i also asked him about his plans in four years. it was an important interview, i think, hearing from the vice president

maria: tambiÉn pueden aumentar de precio los licores y la gasolina.brÁ algo de dolor? si, tal vez si o tal vez no . economista sienten preocupaciÓn por el impacto sobre los ciudadanos. >> 95% de mis colegas economistas y yo, por cierto, pensamos que no puede salir nada bueno. fÉlix: y siguiendo con el tema, donald trump acusÓ al gobierno de mÉxico de tener una alianza, segÚn Él con los carteles del narcotrÁfico y que ese serÍa el motivo para imponer los aranceles. las reacciones en el gobierno mexicano no se hicieron esperar y adriana nos habla de esa respuesta. adriana: en mÉxico hay reacciones a la imposiciÓn de tarifas arancelarias el 25% de estados unidos a mÉxico por la amenaz relacionada relacionada. la presidenta claudia sheinbaum en redes sociales fijo la postura del gobierno de mÉxico. >> rechazamos categÓricamente la calumnia que hace la casa blanca el gobierno de mÉxico de tener alianzas con organizaciones criminales, asÍ como cualquier intenciÓn injerencia estÁ en nuestro territorio. la soberanÍa no se negocia. reportera: en la cÁmara de d

marÍa: eso es lo que podrÍa pasar a los hijos de inmigrantes indocumentados en el estado de tennesseeanos logran que pase una ley que autoriza las agencias locales de educaciÓn y a las escuelas chÁrter pÚblicas negarse a matricular estudiantes que estÉn en el paÍs de manera irregular. por dÉcadas, los colegios pÚblicos han matriculado cualquier estudiante sin importar su estatus migratorio. ese fue el caso de luis mata, hoy en dÍa ciudad, excandidato a la estatal de tennessee, pero un inmigrante indocumentada. >> yo y miles de estudiantes aquÍ en tennessee, que les tenemos que dar gracias a esta corte suprema que nos dio la oportunidad de poder sobresalir, de seguir nuestras metas, nuestros sueÑos. reportera: uno de los autores del proyecto de ley, el senador estatal republicano de tennessee, asegurÓ en un comunicado ", su sistema educativo tienen recursos limitados con los cuales deberÍan ser priorizados para los estudiantes legalmente presentes en el paÍs". >> llega desde la casa blanca a nuestro capitolio en tennessee, tratar de dividir a nuestras comunidades, de llevarnos para atr

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maria has a routine immigration check and scheduled for later this year. she says she has to show up even if she fears being detained. chase center yes, it scares me. i have to show up because i didn't come to steal. i didn't come to kill. i dn't come to do anything bad. on the contrary, quite the opposite. the backlog of cases includes migrants who have been in the united states for decades, but many are new asylum seekers who say they fear persecution if they're sent back. a bipartisan immigration reform bill, which included hiring more judges, failed last summer after then candidate trump urged republicans in congress to oppose it. i'm hilda gutierrez, nbc bay area. we investigate. hilda. thank you. up next, we continue our celebration of black heritage. we're going to chat with hip hop artist lee ruell, who is shining a light on other artists while also becoming a forcen his community. and i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, tracking the chilly temperatures for tomorrow. plus, i'll get you another look at what could bring us some heavy rainf for all

maria has a routine immigration check scheduled for later this year. says she has to show up even if she fears being detained. yes, it scares me. i have to show up because i didn't come to steal. i didn't come to kill. i didn't come to do anything bad. on the contrary, quite the opposite. the backlog of cases includes migrants who have been in the united states for decades, but many are new asylum seekers who say they fear persecution if they're sent back. a bipartisan immigration reform bill, which included hiring more judges, failed last summer after then candidate trump urged republicans in congress to oppose it. i'm hilda gutierrez, nbc bay area. we investigate. hilda. thank you. if you have a story tip for hilda or anyone else in our investigative unit, give us a call 888996 tips or you can simply visit our website nbcbayarea.com. slash investigations. all right, let's turn things over to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri again to talk about this tail end of this atmospheric river that we're seeing. what does friday have for us? it definitely looks

griff: sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo joining us now. maria, good morning.action to that first clip of president trump's sit-down with bret baier. maria: i'm excited to watch the entire interview. obviously president trump is breaking news with bret baier so that's going to be a must watch. on the subject specifically of elon musk cutting waste, i don't know how really dig in and cut waste if you don't have access to where the money is going. look, we heard from alina haba, the trump administration likely has a fight on its hands in this regard. however, it's up to president trump's doj, pam bondi, to make the case that this is legal and it, as far as i can tell, it's all legal. he needs to get in to see the books in order to cut wasteful spending and i think what president trump just said in that clip is clear to everybody. the american people voted for this and we've seen an enormous amount of waste being spent in the u.s. aid agency so where else is that waste? we're talking about it this morning for sure. and the president just said in 24 hours musk will

>>> cheryl: good morning i am cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo. who is on assignment it is thursday, february 6, 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, time for the hot topic of the hour. the department of government efficiency now turning attention to make sure and medicaid elon musk says quote big money fraud is happening "fox business" i'll have hillary with the latest behemoth if you will in federal fending. >> doge tapping into mother lode where they think fraud in medicare, medicaid estimates in 2023100 billion dollars of improper payments were made through programs, so there is a lot of fraud, for doge to find. there are also cans illing unnecessary costs the social security administration, has terminated its contract for gender x initiative marker removed all references to garnered ideology from public, application this saves one million dollars in accordance with president's executive order examine o democrats not celebrating cuts they are calling them illegal. >> why are democrats so offended trying to save taxpayer money? >> there is nothing abou

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cheryl: melania trump told maria in october that she was debanked.ou run. >> just the federal government's trying to enforce the anti-money laundering rules and it's much better for them just to shut your account down than to ask questions so they just send you a letter and your account's gone. that gets the feds off their back so it's really driven by the anti-money laundering regulations. cheryl: we'll see, congressman fuser's got a hearing on it today so the story will continue throughout the day. jay, great to see you. jay hatfield. mark is going to stay with us all morning long. wewe'll take a quick break. we'll be right back, everybody. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance... ♪ ♪ ...at each day's start. ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to see. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ and for adults with type 2 diabetes... ...and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or ur

casos como el de maría y su hijo, que llevan años en la corte de inmigración. a guanajuato, méxico, lugar del que huyó hace 2 años, después de que dice que fue extorsionada por cárteles locales. hoy tiene 1 más miedo salir a la calle. tengo más miedo. tengo hasta miedo manejar. y ahora su abogado, andrew newcomb, nos dice que el limbo legal de maría se ha prolongado aún más. su caso de asilo fue aplazado recientemente hasta finales del próximo año. cada 1 de los jueces tiene un calendario extremadamente impactado con la cantidad de casos. dice que algunos solicitantes de asilo esperan hasta 6 años para su audiencia final y los planes de deportación masiva del presidente podrían incrementar los costos de un abogado de inmigración. cuando hay un calendario tan impactado que los abogados de inmigración suponen que un caso podría ser de 2 años, pero podría tardar hasta 8 o 9 o 10 años. entonces suban sus tarifas y cobran más a los clientes con más de 400.000 casos. california tiene el tercer mayor número de casos pendientes en el país, solo detrás de florida y texa

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, in for maria bartiromo who is on assignment. it's friday, february 7, 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. newly confirmed attorney general pam bondi and the department of justice suing chicago, the state of illinois, and their leaders for allegedly obstructing federal immigration enforcement, giving a stark warning last night on hannity. watch. >> cheryl: okay. that's not the -- well -- >> over the safety and security of their own citizens and the men and women of law enforcement who are out there trying to protect their citizens, not only did we sue today the city of chicago, we sued the state of illinois, we sued the mayor, we sued the governor and we sued others and let me be very clear. if you don't comply with federal law, you're going to be next. cheryl: and the second flight of dangerous illegal migrants arriving at guantanamo bay, more than a dozen venezuelan criminal migrants on the flight including multiple members of tren de aragua. a group of chilean migrants charged with $300,000 worth of items from cincinnati bengals' qua

maria is going to be leading up to the big game on "mornings with maria" 6 - 9:00 a.m. eastern time weekdays on fox business and she has a big show this sunday over on the fox news channel at 10:00 a.m. eastern). the moment, president jd vance, senate majority whip john barrasso, epa administrator lee zeldin and borders are tom hom homan, that'll do it for us on fox business, thank you so much for joining, have a grea weekend. ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's ♪ ♪ welcome to "barron's roundtable" were we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i am jack otter, deepseek took the world by storm taken and nvidia and other a.i. related stocks write down. we will look at the follow-up and where you should invest amid the dip. we begin with the expert panel and three things investors out of think about right now on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, teresa and jacob sonenshine. an exciting week of the markets, we started with the deepseek scare, nvidia gets hammered a.i. stocks fall for the last-minute tariff scare on friday had

ma.juan: i am in for maria bartiromo who is on assignment, fighting for billy summit your top storiesexam eastern time. today the white house responding after the deadline for government employees to accept the trump administration buyout offer is pushed back until next week. >> we encourage federal workers in the city to accept the very generous offer. if they do want to show up to the office in if they were to rip the making people laugh there welcome to take this buyout. cheryl: sean duffy responded to hillary clinton after he enlisted the help to update air traffic control systems. all of this is a federal judge is limiting the cost cutting agencies access to the treasury department payment systems meta ceo mark zuckerberg at the white house thursday offering to help the trump administration defended advanced american tech leadership abroad. president trump telling gop congressional leaders to eliminate tax breaks for billionaire owners of sports teams in order to pass the tax cuts, they met at the white house for over four hours attempting to figure how to pass trump's massive po

maria, thank you. meanwhile, the head of and you and really forms. there is a huge humanitarian need for the people of gaza. most of the enclave rapids hospitals have been forced to shut down and thousands are left with out live saving care. you run reports that only 16 of the regions. 36, the hospitals are even partially operational with the rest turned to rumble. come all odd. one hospital was the main medical facility in northern garza and is just the latest to be destroyed. local journalist from yamaha or a visited what remains of the hospital and brings us this report as we are now. as the emergency department of the come out of the hospital, a nosing goal is us trip. this emergency department, along with other deposit have been completely destroyed and damaged because of the must have is really army actions. the hospital has the and i feel so sad as we did . don't think that the destruction would be those bad when we evacuated. it seems they wanted to wipe the come, i would one hospital. we stood as a landmark off the map. this hospital has bee

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downstairs, his mother maria waited.d stood in nearly the same spot in shock after her son was convicted of murder. now, here she was again, this time with her family and a crush of reporters to witness her son's first steps into freedom. [applause] two brothers, separated as teenagers, now reunited as middle aged men. there were two other men among the crowd who hincapie wanted to find-- bill hughes and bob dennison, the self named irish guys gumshoe squad who launched his journey to freedom. tremendous, tremendous love, energy, gratefulness to these two individuals. welcome home, johnny. [applause] cheers, cheers. i'm so happy you are home. johnny hincapie: wow, this looks good. lester holt (voiceover): his first meal? stuffed filet of sole. his 20-year-old niece-- that's your first selfie. it's a thing now. lester holt (voiceover): --who was born when he was already in prison, introduced johnny to his first selfie. what a tremendous day. how are you doing? overwhelmed. lester holt (voiceover): we stepped outside to ta

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maria: we will begin our q&a. moderators privilege, mostly out of curiosity, i would love to hear each of your first calls internally and your first calls externally when experiencing crisis. secretary schmidt? sec. schmidt: i notice when people come to my office or call me, if the first word they say is "so" -- that is a red alert that there is a problem. [laughter] when a conversation begins with "so" -- you go from there. a lot of it is making sure you are keeping everything in perspective. when you encounter crises, you don't overreact or ignore them but that you communicate in a way accurate and only about what you know and not about what you might assume. sec. simon: my first internal is to our communications director, peter gallagher, because he will present me with a menu. the first external call, i defer to him. he might say in the brain just, which includes our press secretary and others, well in this situation it's important the local folks know about this or a particular outlet, because they have been

maria, good morning to you. can you take us through the details office swap right now, the wanting to jo rory. well, so the de monster fees present are exchanged between these were aligned him off and so saw everything is going according to plan will almost everything as preparations are still on to go with. and we are indeed expecting the release of hostages to begin, and in a matter of minutes, this is the 1st swap since from sky the take over plan there were fi or is it can do real big deal, especially since it includes the displacement of palestinians and move soon, we oppose by how much pensions were also high on friday when her mouse fails to hand over the least of hostages on time, printed in his own. yeah. whose office to issue a warning about the serious violation of the agreements. moss and then stirring blaine's israel for delaying much needed humanitarian aid including tens, 4 gallons facing rain and cold. but now all that is behind us and the exchange is about to happen to today. 3 mail civilian hos

maria, but looking forward to your updates for sure. i'm at least bure cheaper if i don't think now during the 1st 4 rounds, all these exchanges as part of the deal. 583 palestinians released from his ready prisons, 18 hostages freed from gaza. and we spoke with one part of send you a man who had spent decades behind bo, the washing on for this. i spent 24 years in captivity sentence to life in prison. and the main reason for my risk was resisting the occupation. and this reason is sufficient for them. they did not need an excuse my long sentence. life imprisonment was based on the charge of resisting the occupation. specifically military activity was the main accusation. i was a military activist, but there were others who are arrested simply for expressing rejection of the occupation, throwing a stone or participating in a demonstration against settlements or the wall, or even posting the tweet on facebook or sending the message and social media. they were arrested. we struggle for justice. we're fighters for justice. justice and free

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this isn't that. >> maria, i do want to ask you about project 2025. there was a lot of distancing himself from project 2025, donald trump, and now we're hearing him say he wants to close the department of education, which was one of the huge tenants of project 2025. isn't he using it as a playbook now? >> no question about that, sarah. and that is something that democrats tried to scream from the rooftops that the second trump administration has a playbook, and it was called project 2025. and what we are seeing now is he is going down the list of what project 2025 laid out, and he is checking the boxes methodically. we are seeing it every single day with every executive order. and i think what americans need to understand. and again, going back to the democratic message, this is something that democrats are going to underscore. this is putting americans lives and livelihoods at risk. literally, people are going to die if they haven't started dying already, not just around the globe, but even in this country, when you hollow out agencies, planes will f