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and >>> welcome back and joining me now is democratic senator, mark kelly of arizona. senator kelly, welcome back to "meet the press". >> good morning, kristen. >> it's great to have you back. i do have to start again on this tragic news about this plane crash here in the nation's capitol. you, of course, have flown combat missions as a navy pilot. you just heard my conversation with senator schmitt, responding to what we heard from president trump this week, that diversity programs, according to the president, may have played a role. the president acknowledging that he does not have proof of that. what is your take on what we know and what you've heard? >> well, kristen, first, it's a tragic and sad accident and i really feel for the families. the plane, on the helicopter, it's -- you know, you know, these accidents are often very complicated set of things that happen sequentially. it's often not one thing that causes a major aviation accident like this. i've been involved in accident investigations, particularly like with space shuttle colombia, you know, as an examp

not just with homeland security secretary kristi noem, but also with senators eric schmidt and mark kelly of arizona. kyra. always a great show, kristen. you get so much information. we are so looking forward to that interview with kristi noem today. thanks, kristen, as always for that preview, and we hope you join kristen for this morning's meet the press. as mentioned, she will have that exclusive interview with the new homeland security secretary, kristi noem, as well as missouri republican senator eric schmidt and arizona democratic senator mark kelly. if you just stick right here with us for today in the bay, meet the press is on at 8 a.m, right after our newscast, and we will look into the newly reignited battle over issuing h-1b visas, that nonimmigrant visa that allows u.s. employers to temporarily hire foreign workers in specialty occupations like tech. that's coming up in about 30 minutes from now w with nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston. local activists upset over the recent immigration and customs enforcement raids, rallied and marched yesterday in san jose. our anc

from democrats on the hill, especially those worried about foreign affairs, veterans like senator mark kelly, is the vacuum the u.s. may be leaving on the international stage with these aid programs and the fear it will be filled by china, by russia yielding the soft power the u.s. has done so successfully over the past century, the fear that adversaries will move into that space and fill the gap the u.s. has left in places like africa. host: the senate is gaveling back into session this afternoon. they are going to be working on confirming more president trump's cabinet picks. tell us who they are going to be looking at and what we know about the status of them being confirmed? caller: the biggest ones -- guest: the biggest ones are the headliners that are yet to be confirmed. tulsi gabbard, robert f. kennedy, jr.. kash patel, the fbi director, that nomination they will not get to. if you talk to republicans they feel better starting this week than they did two weeks ago, especially after the gabbard and kennedy hearings. they got good news from swing votes, phone folks they were not sure w

i tell me again, who mark kelly.lly just came out of the room democrat and was asked whether all the democrats had voted against tulsi gabbard, and he said, i voted no. i don't think we should take away from that necessarily that someone voted for her, but that he's decided for sure he's just going to say what he did. he voted no. we'll hear more as people exit that room. but mark, you're staying with us. still to come, donald trump and benjamin netanyahu meeting at the white house in little more than an hour. what did the israeli prime minister mean when he said he wants to redraw the middle east? >> here you go. >> is there any way to get a better price on this? >> have you checked single care? whenever my customers ask how to get a better price on their meds, i tell them about single care. it's a free app accepted at pharmacies nationwide. >> before i pick up my prescription, i always. check the single. >> care price. >> it's quick, easy, and. >> totally free to use. >> single care can literally beat my. >> insura

-astronaut mark kelly came in and said, ""this is what we would like to do.to handle this as respectfully as possible. -we placed the human remains into the hearse, and it was taken back to the sheriff's office. ♪ eventually, all seven astronauts were recovered. ♪ -you know you're thinking, "we've got to all figure out what to do now." there's a catastrophic failure. a space shuttle accident is usually not one thing. it's a series of events. we need to figure out what the hell happened. -what is this going to do to the space program, the second shuttle craft lost? -it was my worst nightmare. ♪ painful. ♪ such a searing memory of challenger and how much it had defined nasa. this was the very last thing i had thought that i would be reporting to the president, on this day or any other day. i called the white house, told him that "we don't know a lot, but we have just lost shuttle columbia." this was my duty, to be responsible for this accident. ♪ my fellow americans, this day has brought terrible news and great sadness to our country. the columbia's lost. there

-steve lindsey joined on the flight deck by pilot mark kelly, headed for six months on the internationally one of the legacies of columbia and the entire space shuttle program is we learned how to more safely fly the shuttle to honour its commitment as part of the international space station. -for that mission we did space walks to practise repairing tile outside, to repair the leading edge of the wing, the reinforced carbon-carbon. we developed techniques to make sure that we had the ability to repair the space shuttle if we find another hole in the wing or the tile. ♪ -atlantis, welcome to the international space station for the last time. -the shuttle had at long last served its purpose, in building the space station. but, as time went on, it was evident it was time to move onto something else. and frankly something with a fundamental redesign. -having fired the imagination of a generation, its place in history secured, the space shuttle pulls into port for the last time -- it's voyage at an end. -the idea of the us not having its own capability to fly to space again was looming. and

host: senator mark kelly yesterday on "meet the press." we are asking how much you "buy american."ne lines as the day's ahead to what this could mean for u.s. consumers. the wall street journal, from toys to avocados, the pinch will be felt david canada and the u.s. are the only countries that produce maple syrup at a commercial scale. more than 60% of canada's production goes to the united states. the u.s. is the largest market for mexican tequila which has soared in popularity with american drinkers over the past decade. shots and sugary margaritas have recently given away to higher end tequilas. one of those products that could be impacted. smartphones, u.s. imposed tariffs on a slew of industrial goods from china during president trump's first term, and in the biden administration, to protest so-called unfair trade practices. most were spared to avoid the wrath of american consumers. an across-the-board 10% tariff on goods could cause price increases. the wall street journal looking at those various sectors. darrell and eastpointe, michigan. good morning. caller: good morning.

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from democrats on the hill, especially those worried about foreign affairs, veterans like senator mark kellyis the vacuum the u.s. may be leaving on the international stage with these aid programs and the fear it will be filled by china, by russia yielding the soft power the u.s. has done so successfully over the past century, the fear that adversaries will move into that space and fill the gap the u.s. has left in places like africa. host: the senate is gaveling back into session this afternoon. they are going to be working on confirming more president trump's cabinet picks. tell us who they are going to be looking at and what we know about the status of them being confirmed? caller: the biggest ones -- guest: the biggest ones are the headliners that are yet to be confirmed. tulsi gabbard, robert f. kennedy, jr.. kash patel, the fbi director, that nomination they will not get to. if you talk to republicans they feel better starting this week than they did two weeks ago, especially after the gabbard and kennedy hearings. they got good news from swing votes, phone folks they were not sure wou

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cheryl: 30 days is the clock is already on happening right now kelly saberi thank you so much, time is ticking mark now less than that, a lot could happen in 30 days in particular, if president trump is not happy with how canada and mexico produce the results that he wants which is to secure the border. mark: 25% tariff that is a big hike, but president trump has been very clear he has given countries an out whether it is build facility in united states, and employ u.s. workers or actually enforce your border whatever it might be there is an out but as relates to prices specifically lumber prices if those shoot up that is really going to hurt homebuilding there is a shortage of home here occupying in a housing recession right now mortgage rates high could make it more unaffordable my tariffs led to short blip in inflation prices then dropped. lee: , most of us believe negotiating strategy isn't going to end up hurting us long term so i think, we will see. i don't believe that this president is going to do anything that hurts us long term. cheryl: would be inflationary story quick. >> i totally agre

and just a reminder, kelly, because, you know, we have long memories here. mark zuckerberg made his first appearance ever on cnbc. he 21 years ago. here it is. >> what is the facebook exactly? >> it's an online directory that connects people through universities and colleges through their social networks. there you sign on, you make a profile about yourself by answering some questions. >> it was an interview with becky quick. >> adorable. >> 21 years ago i was on a street corner in singapore randomly talking to people. they recognized me. turns out the guy was eduardo saverin, his roommate at harvard. eduardo, of course, one of the co-founders of facebook. they got in a fight. he ended up moving on a street corner in singapore. i randomly met the roommate. >> it's been for those of us who remember when the facebook.com came to our college campus, and what a big deal it was to see him take it from that. >> which you're bragging. >> well, since i'm so young, you know, to take it from what could have been the next, what was the failed media. >> social myspace. >> th

we saw the exact same expression reince priebus, john kelly, mick mulvaney, mark meadows, the rest thatidea, though, this morning on truth. >> social. >> donald trump still suggesting at least parts of it the u.s. should have a role in gaza. but as you say, joe, the blowback from the region has been immense and would likely only grow. that's donald trump's plan for. yeah. go ahead joe. >> no, i was just going to say also, i mean, the as the wall street journal headline today says mideast powers reject trump's gaza proposal. and they do in the strongest of terms. and then the wall street journal's lead editorial about those beachfront gaza condos. it seems to me that what we're hearing now, not not necessarily from donald trump's allies, but from those who are pushi back. and here's wall street journal editorialage. critics deride trump's idea, but what are they attitude among those that aren't completely dismissing it out of hand, even though the wall street journal's case, they say there's no way this will ever happen. the question remains do you want to go back to the status quo? do y

mark and mary. mary, we spoke at length with david kelly earlier about the strain, and i wonder if you can just taken the phone with putin, when trump's cabinet members are saying things very ominous. if you're president zelensky of ukraine. and tulsi gabbard, sales to confirmation to head dni. >> this has to be. >> alarming to the. >> career men. >> and women in our intelligence. >> agencies. >> as well. >> as in the other national security departments. >> and agencies. including my. >> former colleagues in the national security division. >> of. >> the department of justice. i mean, they've spent years in. >> many cases, decades. >> you know, learning as much as. >> they can about. >> the. >> threats that are posed by people like. >> vladimir putin and learning. >> as much as they. can to help the u.s. protect its. national security. >> protect our. >> intelligence collection. >> protect our. >> intelligence sources and methods, protect our military. and so these types of public, you know, public statements and publicly known things and the and the threat from, of course, someone like tulsi gabbard

kelly. >> that's right. >> the us is announcing. >> now the. release of an american. >> prisoner in. >> russia, marke'd been. >> held in. >> russia on charges. >> of marijuana possession. >> he is now being released. by the russian government, the white house announcing that he is in the company of special envoys. >> steve. >> witkoff. >> who is leaving russian airspace. they said just within the past couple of minutes with mr. fogle, president trump, steve witkoff and the president's advisors, they say, negotiated an exchange that serves as what they're calling a show of good faith from the russians and a sign that we are moving forward in the right direction to end the brutal. >> and terrible. >> war in ukraine. so, kelly, a couple of items coming together here to indicate some tectonic plates kind of shifting under the surface here. one is this prisoner release. the other is the fact that we now see that vice president jd vance will be meeting with the ukrainian leader, volodymyr zelensky, at the munich security conference. and also now we see that the treasury secretary, scott bessent, is going

that is older americans act funding the state money is what's marked here as state but it's also the two buckets of realignment revenue. kelly the chairman and i were talking about this the other day it's hard to explain this very succinctly, but the basic idea is that in 1991 and in 2011 the state passed realignment laws which moved the responsibility for funding a number of programs within the area of social services to counties at the time it did that it created a dedicated added revenue source for counties and the money that goes into that that revenue source flows through the state sales tax and the state vehicle licensing fee. so as you'll see with the pie slices that are called realignment we get a large chunk of 1991 realignment that the das program that was realigned in 1991 with ihs and so this money goes to support local costs for ihs and we get a considerably smaller amount from 2011 realignment 2011 realigned aps costs and so the $6 million in here goes to support a share of the aps costs and then for local money we break that up into a number of different slices as well. so as you'll see we have the community l

kelly evans saying let's create. >> an. >> american fortress because it's going to benefit both countries, americans and canadians. these tariffs are going to hurt both countries. mark my words. and unfortunately, the president has gone down this avenue, which there's no no reason to we can have two strong, wealthy, safe countries if we stick together. >> right. but let's talk, if we can, about exactly what the canada aluminum sector looks. i mean, first of all, you and others have been pretty vocal in trying to come up with a retaliatory tariffs. i remember going back to whether it was going to be 100% tariffs on tesla's. if that first round of blanket tariffs went through is anything like that being discussed now if it's steel and aluminum. >> well, that's the last thing we want to do. but we will retaliate. >> and you know. >> canada will feel the pain, there's no doubt. but i can assure you, when we retaliate. the americans will feel the pain. and for what reason? there is no reason. you know, our trade with ontario is split equally. >> down. >> the middle. we do approximately 500 billion canadian going both ways. and if you take energy out of out of the sector

kelly said. a play ground surfacing project. frankly, a fencing project. where we can source the equipment without the contractor that is a markup and put stuff out for rfp a soft cost mark up. there is a lot of stuff is this come between the budget and the delivery of the good or service or improvement the publicments yoochlt does this -- seems like this was because of the 1. 7 million dollars bathroom debocle. that was one thing this drove this legislation. but would this new legislation open the door to more modular stuff? >> the answer is, i mean to have an honest answer forow restrooms we need to do modular. you know not there is a difference with full park renovation. modular would be possible. we'll be inspect compliance with the pla has modular language in it. so we will comply. that is the language in the pla. there is not a one size fits all solution. we are not suggesting 99 p.s. of bathrooms will not be modular. some -- that might provide an opportunity. activelies in the done because of the toilet this is has been in the works for years. the toilet noe valley highlights the challenge where we had a modest construc