administration strength in the tech leadership on the world stage of white house officials confirmed without providing more detail, it's unclear if markday the white house meeting weeks after he attended the trump inauguration and it follows recent corporate changes made to make matter more aligned with pro trump policies. >> very interesting the change we sing with these executives. >> mark zuckerberg's open source model he did a podcast on january 10 with joe rogan this is before everybody was talking about deepseek and he said china has is really great model. it's called deepseek in the government and the u.s. this is why he's pushing them administration should make it easier and open access and make it easier for the u.s. to win knowing how good china is getting a what they're doing. >> i remember when elon musk wanted to see open aib and open source and now it's become a multibillion-dollar business, people want to profit when china came in with deepseek that's why there was a major market freak out because everybody was wait a minute were spending billions of dollars building out a.i. in china did it for 500 million which we don

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netanyahu left israel for the united states and this week he'll meet with president trump at the white house markingeign leader visit of the new administration. reports indicate they'll enter into detailed discussions of phase two of the ceasefire and agreement seeing more hostages released from gaza yesterday and netanyahu addressed reportedders before taking off saying this. >> this meeting we'll deal with the important issues, critical issues facing israel and region. victory over hamas and release of all hostages, and dealing with the iranian terror cassioppi and he is and all cassioppi and he is access that threatens peace of israel and middle east and entire world. reporter: more are expected to be released from gaza and concept of victory from hamas is elusive and in created cent weeks, despite 16 months of, they man tiana significant control over the g gaza strip ad palestinian civilians and critical patients injured during the war are headed to get much needed medical attention abroad. >> who estimates between 12 and 14,000 critical patients need to be med vacked outside of gaza. this is ju

. >> meeting this week with president trump at the white house marking the first foreign leader visitf the new administration. reports indicate that israelis and americans will enter into detailed discussions about phase two of the cease-fire an agreement releasing more hostages yesterday. >> this meeting will deal with important issues, critical issues facing israel and our region. the release of all of our hostages. dealing with the iranian terror access and all its components. threatening the peace of israel, the middle east and the entire world. >> while more hostages are expected to be released from gaza, the concept of victory over hamas remains elusive. despite 16 months of war they still maintain significant control over the gaza strip. palestinian civilians, medical evacuations have started into egypt. many critical patients injured during the war are now headed to get much needed medical attention abroad. between 12 and 14,000 critical patients need to be medevac outside of gaza. >> this is just a start. we have to speed up the pace. what we need is medical core doors now ou

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thank you. >> meantime, meta's ceo mark zuckerberg visiting the white house. role in trying to help the trump administration with america's international tech leadership. it's unclear whether zuckerberg met with president trump himself, who spent much of yesterday meeting with republican lawmakers on his legislative priorities. meantime, meta we should mention on a 14 day winning streak. and you can look at that stock at $714. >> it's never done that before. i think yesterday it was shooting for 13 for the first time ever. two days ago it was 13 was the first time it's ever gone 13 days in a row. now, this is the first time that they've ever seen this many. >> in a row. >> yeah. >> all right. it is just a few minutes remaining until that january employment report. we're going to get you prepped and ready with our jobs panel. squawk box will be back in just 30s. >> machine learning is. >> advancing. >> but businesses. >> wonder if some machines. >> can keep up. >> let's welcome. >> our. >> new coworker, jeff. >> copier has a. >> great idea. >> i wonder if it's

actually seemsntal like a mental disorder and i'm t sounds uncharitable.as i told mark zuckerberg, mehta ceo, leaving the whiteand had alate chanceo talk to him as i know you diddi during the inauguration. but what wase he doing there again?resi is he now the second best friend to the president? >> i will not speak to that because i'm trying to keep my job in the white house. but i will tell yod u this, you would be surprised by the peopl coming here and thatab is aboutt strength. thatit is about having respect a the presidency.pray i was at the prayer breakfast, d the national prayer breakfast and ent i so people try to perse president trump and he looked ai them just like zuckerberg, jeff bezos and those are mounting and helping the cause and he said one thing, if america could only get the left and the right to sit down and work together, we would be so strong.more we can do more than i can do by myself. thats meage is his message andt they are getting at..ng, we want our economy to be strong and we want to be safe and people can get behind that andas they can't get behind the radical staff. >> laura: way s

i want to bring in nbc's garrett hake, who is at the white house. mark mckinnon was an adviser to president george w bush and john mccain, as well as creator of the circus. and joyce vance is a former u.s. attorney professor at the university of alabama school of law and msnbc legal analyst. so, joyce, what is exactly in this order and what is the practical impact? well, this is a very brief. >> order from. >> the judge. >> in rhode. >> island saying. >> look, government. >> it. >> appears to me, based on the evidence that's been put in front of me. >> by the. collective states. >> attorneys general. who are the. >> plaintiffs in this action, that you. >> haven't been following. my order. >> that order. >> is a very temporary pause. it's called a. >> tro that tells. >> the government. >> you must. >> discontinue this blanket freeze. on spending. >> it appears to the judge that the government has not done that. and so the judge is now. >> saying you have. an obligation. >> to. >> comply with my. >> order immediately. >> you haven't done it. >> you need. >

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meta ceo mark zuckerberg seen visiting the white house yesterday neat spokesperson was there to discusscan help the trump administration advance american tech leadership abroad. it's unclear whether zuckerberg met with entrepreneurship but the two have appeared to become closer since trump's inauguration. and today is national wear red day as you can see i am wearing red as is everybody else on the couch. it's to support the american heart association in raising awareness about cardiovascular disease which is the leading cause of death in women. the cdc reports that over 60,000 women in the united states are living with some form of heart disease. the wear red movement has been helping save lives for over two decades. for more information on this, head to go red for women.org. and that is why we are all wearing red. ainsley i couldn't believe that number 60 million women in this country are living with some form of heart disease. that's 44% of the female population. >> ainsley: number one killer of women. thank you so much. lanes lanes this new administration has a renewed focus on heal

cnn's alayna treene is following the moves from the trump white house, and mark stewart is in china learning what that country is doing. as we see this sort of fallout. but first, let's start with alayna treene. what are you learning from the white house? we all watched, you know, over the last couple of days where there was a sort of war with canada and a war with mexico that kind of fell off. at least we have a month reprieve. but this with china seems to be going full steam ahead. >> yes, that's exactly right. we did see those blanket 10% tariffs on china go into effect at 12:01 a.m. today as originally planned. and then, as you mentioned, we are now seeing china kind of come back with a barrage of their own retaliatory measures. now, we also know that china had filed a complaint with the world trade organization. we also know that the president has ordered a broader trade review into china to be conducted on april 1st. but look, one of the key things that was in the fine print of that executive order was a retaliation clause. that means that should the president believe that other nation

pressed some friends that left many more questions than onto a meeting at the white house with a lot of questions and a question marks left there at the end. benjamin alvarez, goober dw, correspondent, washington dc. thank you. at least 11 people have been killed as sweden after a gun, then went on a rampage at an adult education center. several others were severely injured. prime minister wolfe, chris russian, has described it as the worst mass shooting in the country's history. it happened in the city of roberto, around 200 kilometers west of the capital stock. com. 30 say the gunman acted alone and that they don't believe there's any link to terrorism. the attacker was among the dead. he's believe to have taken his own life. sweden is in shock. it's a whole row that unfolded here. i just sent us an adult education. police, they, they believe the suspect to the attack of who had not seen none to them, acted alone. the reason we couldn't give them more precise information at this stage is because the injuries are so expensive that we're doing several things right now. on one hand, it's about identifying those who ha

. >> so we put a white x to mark that. checked it, and it doesn't have anything dangerous in it. >> weeks after flames decimated thousands of homes and businesses, crews and hazmat suits roam the ruins. the environmental protection agency, carrying out what they call phase one of painstaking process removing all that is hazardous in the fire's aftermath. >> other common goods from your house, paints from your shop. they may be oils from your garage, propane from your grill. these are the kinds of materials we're looking for and will remove if they're if they haven't been burned. >> harry allen has been with the epa for more than 20 years and helped in the recovery after major wildfires. >> in napa, sonoma, woolsey fire here in l.a., lahaina. um, yeah, this one is larger than those. >> but this time around, another danger lurking amidst the rubble, partially damaged batteries. >> inside that battery, it can get hot and the gas can ignite and cause a fire. >> just on its. >> own. on its own. and if you watch videos of this,

. >> so we put a white x to mark that. we've checked it, and it doesn't have anything dangerous. >> in it. >> weeks after flames decimated thousands of homes and businesses, crews and hazmat suits roamed the ruins. the environmental protection agency, carrying out what they call phase one a painstaking process removing all that is hazardous in the fire's aftermath. >> they're common goods from your house, paints from your shop. they may be oils from your garage, propane from your grill. these are the kinds of materials we're looking for and will remove if they're if they haven't been burned. >> harry allen has been with the epa for more than 20 years and helped in the recovery after major wildfires. >> napa sonoma, woolsey fire here in l.a., lahaina. um, yeah, this one is larger than those. >> but this time around, another danger lurking amidst the rubble, partially damaged batteries. >> inside that battery, it can get hot and the gas can ignite and cause a fire. >> just on its own. >> on its own. and if you watch videos o

. >> so we put a white x to mark that. we've checked it and it doesn't have anything dangerous in it. >> weeks after flames decimated thousands of homes and businesses, crews and hazmat suits roamed the ruins, the environmental protection agency, carrying out what they call phase one of painstaking process removing all that is hazardous in the fire's aftermath. >> are there common goods from your house, paints from your shop? they may be oils from your garage, propane from your grill. these are the kinds of materials we're looking for and will remove if they're if they haven't been burned. >> harry allen has been with the epa for more than 20 years and helped in the recovery after major wildfires. >> napa sonoma, woolsey fire here in l.a., lahaina. yeah, this one is larger than those. >> but this time around, another danger lurking amidst the rubble, partially damaged batteries. >> inside that battery. it can get hot and the gas can ignite and cause a fire. >> just on its. >> own, on its own. and if you watch videos of thi

with reaction me at the judiciary chairman jim jordan a former white house chief of staff mark meadowse way to put this as the band back together the founders of the freedom caucus back together and it's a great moment. >> without a doubt. do a start with the chief they headed the judiciary committee at start to tell headed the judiciary chief i will start with you welcome back it's been a while since we've had you hear and it's a very predictable i think what he's done is a great service to the country the average american makes 66 grand a year i don't know what the average north carolinian makes 66 grand a year isn't much they pay a lot in taxes same for the people of ohio and when you see hundreds of billions of dollars this is the tip of the iceberg. being wasted and joe biden we know wasted over 2:30 $6 billion that we know of. why would people be angry at that and this isn't money going to america it's money going around the world. they should be angry as you mention him getting confirmed listen the only thing faster than in elon musk tesla is trump and his team making sure the a

. >> so we put a white x to mark that. we've checked it, and it doesn't have anything dangerous. >> in it. >> weeks after flames. >> decimated thousands. >> of homes and businesses, crews and hazmat suits roam the ruins. the environmental protection agency, carrying out what they call phase one a painstaking process removing all that is hazardous in the fire's aftermath. >> they're common goods from your house, paints from your shop. they may be oils from your garage, propane from your grill. these are the kinds of materials we're looking for and will remove if they're if they haven't been burned. >> harry allen has been with the epa for more. >> than. >> 20 years and helped in the recovery after major wildfires. >> in napa, sonoma, woolsey fire here in l.a. lahaina. um, yeah. this one is larger than those. >> but this time around, another danger lurking amidst the rubble, partially damaged batteries. >> inside that battery, it can get hot and the gas can ignite and cause a fire. >> just on its own. >> on its own. and if y

sarah, mark zuckerberg, i read today, is offering to help the white house.n musk has done this, and they're causing a tremendous amount of havoc amongst the establishment. just your thoughts on sort of silicon valley riding to the rescue. >> i don't know if they're riding to the rescue, but they're certainly there. i think, in general, silicon valley has historically kind of gone for the administration that likes them the most. we certainly saw that that during the obama era in his embrace of tech, and we saw sort of a back ped ago -- pedal aing during the biden era when you had an ftc and sec who were not happy with crypto or tech in general. and now you have trump who, you know, he has his own meme coin. he is crypto-friendly, business and growth-friendly, and you're seeing tech sort of fall in line behind that. even the elons of the world who, i have to say fact check wise, has never a started a company. he comes in later and becomes a founder. but certainly, that's a guy who has a lot of jobs, and the white house is now one of them. charles: mark andrees

like a mental disorder at this point, it sounds uncharitable but i saw that mark zuckerberg, the meta-ceo was leaving the whited a chance to talk to him, i know as did you during the inauguration. but what was he doing there again? is he now the second best friend of the president? >> i will not speak to that, i'm trying to keep my job and that white house. but let me tell you this. you'd be surprised by a lot of the people we have seen coming here. and that is about strength, that it's about them having respect for the presidency. it doesn't matter if you are a democrat, i was at the national prayer breakfast and i saw people try to persecute president trump sit in front of him and that man looked all of them, just like soccer break and bezos, just like these people that are now surrounding us and helping the cause. he said one thing. if america could only get the left and the right to sit down and work together, we would be so strong we could do more than i can do by myself. and that is his message and i think when you see these people come in, i think they are getting at. we want to be strong, we want our e

> joining us now from capitol hill, nbc news white house correspondent vaughn hillyard and staff writer with the atlantic and msnbc political contributor markbovich. all right. so how did elon musk go about deciding this? and why did the white house, does the white house know what usaid does? >> i think that there's a lot of questions. and, katie, i think that, frankly, the president of united states is not answered about his understanding of what this $40 billion operation that effectively works with, you know, more than 100 different organizations, more than 60 different missions globally to work as a conduit for congressionally appropriated funds for humanitarian assistance and local development projects. and what donald trump in the oval office just a short time ago acknowledged to the press corps was that, in fact, he is okay with the way that elon musk has gone about effectively crippling the backbone of u.s. humanitarian assistance or organization. and not only that, but also elon musk's efforts within the treasury department to gain access through employees of payment disbursement files. but then also, when you're looking at elon mu

stuart: meta's chief executive, mark zuckerberg, he was at the white house yesterday.ow, this is a little gobbledygook. to discuss meta's role in helping international leadership abroad. they want to help defend in advance american tech leadership both here and abroad. stuart: ah. he wants trump to help him in europe. [laughter] i read between the lines. why not? trump also met with the ceo of u.s. steel. do we know what came out of that meeting? the president is meeting with japan's prime minister later today. >> bingo. so they want to probably have some conversations about u.s. steel, trying to make sure they get the deal done with nippon steel which, yes, is owned by japan. we don't have any firm ideas what came out of that meeting, but the timing of that meeting, before the japanese prime minister comes to visit, is not lost on us. stuart: social media company pinterest. when when i it's surging, i mean it. it's really surging. look, i'm not surprised because i've seen some numbers here. they have got 535 million monthly users. >> i know, right? who knew? if tiny,

. >> mark zuckerberg. was at the white house to discuss how meta. can help. >> advance tech leadership abroad. and there. >> was another meta headline. >> today. >> the information reporting. and we have confirmed that the performance based. job eliminations impacting 5%. >> of meta. >> employees will. begin on monday. >> those job cuts were first announced. last month. >> scott. >> julia, thank you very much for that. that's julia boorstin back to you, tom. i mean if anything this just shows that the monolith is over, at least for the time being, that they have separated themselves from one another. what do you make of that of that fact. does it matter for overall market performance? >> i think it should be expected. correlations between. stocks have actually fallen to 20 year lows. so i think this is a year of stock picking. so i. wouldn't be surprised for the mag seven to diverge. but i also think that means. investors can find a lot of other names that can outperform. >> this year. all right. >> let's bring in cameron dawson into the conversatio

white from. >> the ufc on his board. right. >> mark zuckerberg. >> has gone. beyond all in.er business leaders that have done more than comply? right. how are they feeling going forward? watching not 24. >> hours. >> after after. >> the plane crash, donald trump up there blaming die like are. >> they do they realize. >> what they've just bought into? >> yeah. >> i think it goes back to elon musk again. all roads go back to elon musk. when you think about his proximity to the president and how he's camped out in the white house or mar-a-lago, you know, mark zuckerberg and elon musk do not get along. and mark zuckerberg, you know, think about all the conflicts of interest, right? so we've seen all those ceos go down there. they're worried about him being this close, right. given these companies that he has. and they kind of all compete. right. >> so if you think about. >> meta competes with twitter, you have sam altman, who was just down at the white house who runs a really important company called openai. they're raising money right now at $330 billion. right. >> he's giving

and, mark, what's the goal here? trump's white house says this isn't a trade war. it's a drug war.re targeting fentanyl. is there any sign of when this might end? >> well, jake, i think a lot of china's scholars feel that the goal of all of this is to end up with a trade agreement between china and the united states and have a big photo op with xi jinping and president trump sitting next to each other signing it. that's a big school of thought. but getting there, as we see, is not so easy. right now we see china fighting back against these trump tariffs, throwing tariffs of its own toward the united states. but what's interesting, if you look at the list of these chinese tariffs on american products, it very much is symbolic. not a lot of substance, not a lot of teeth. in fact, we are going through the list. one item that caught our attention here in beijing, american pickup trucks. as someone who lives here in china, i can tell you that pickup trucks are not a high demand item among chinese consumers. but this is very much along the china playbook of diplomacy. tit for tat. you do

. >> mark zuckerberg was reportedly at the white house today. is he wanting to get in on this or what? do we. >> know why? i was told he was. >> there to talk about a.i. that obviously has been something that the trump administration does not feel. the biden administration was on top of, in terms of what this looks like with the race that's happening, certainly with deep sea that came out, you know, when trump first took office, as as they were trying to figure it out, it. >> was. >> a chinese company. >> totally disrupted the a.i. community. here in the united states. there is a lot for them to discuss, but we don't really know the full scope of the meeting. or if he was just meeting with president trump or what that looked like. but this has kind of been what the west wing has been like for the last few weeks. a lot of high profile guests coming in and meeting with trump. i mean, he brought reporters in the other day to sign some executive orders, and rupert murdoch was there and that was not planned. i was told he just brought the reporters i

and i fear the federal employees may be marked for later riffing, potentially without any compensation. >> reporter: the whitee already accepted the offer as president trump tries to slash the size of the government. >> we encourage federal workers in this city to accept the very generous offer. if they don't want to show up to the office, if they want to rip the american people off, then they're welcome to take this buyout, and we'll find highly competent individuals who want the fill these roles. >> reporter: in a challenge to the president's executive order ending birthright citizenship to children born to migrant parents, a federal judge in seattle granted a national injunction calling the order clearly unconstitutional. during a hearing in seattle, the judge said it has become ever more apparent that to the president the rule of law is but an impediment to policy rules, and in this courtroom under my watch, the rule of law is a bright beacon, which i intend to follow. washington and three other states joined this lawsuit seeking to block the order. >> in this country, we are safeguarded by the constituti

they were driven away in white vehicles with red cross markings, first from khan younis, then gaza cityed and masked, those among the newly released just moments ago in gaza city is what you're looking at siegel entering a car and driving away with the red cross. siegel is one of three male hostages who were freed this morning in israel. the other two are ofer calderon, a 54 year old french israeli dual citizen, and yarden bibas, the 35 year old father of the youngest hostage. the three men, though, were released today as part of the israel gaza ceasefire deal. in exchange, israel is expected to free more than 100 palestinian prisoners and allow for additional humanitarian aid. segal, as you may know, was raised in north carolina and his wife, aviva were both kidnaped from their home in kfar aza. you're looking at pictures earlier from a khan younis, and this is a picture from earlier this morning of the release of the two other men, aviva, his wife. siegel's wife was released with dozens of women and children in a prisoner exchange back in november in 2023. i want to bring in abc's bri

also spotted at the white house today for reasons unknown as of this show. mark zuckerberg, bret? bret: met taps chief. the first world leader to see the president at the white house, obviously, the israeli prime minister tomorrow. he gets another? >> yes. just while that taped package was playing, we could hear the motorcade for the japanese prime minister asheba pull up to blair house across the street. he is going to be here for some sort of activities with the president tomorrow. japan is key because from everything that every republican and democratic analyst says, countering chinese influence in the world is going to be key, particularly when it comes to ai tech and the race to secure the future of ai. we don't know exactly what the plan is for tomorrow but mr. asheba is already here. >> peter doocy on the north lawn, thanks. resulting in increased effort to find and report illegal immigrants where significant resistance from democratic leaders in sanctuary cities. we have fox team coverage tonight. mike tobin is in chicago on details on the sanctuary locations and what the

. >> steve: mark, can we take the shot from the white house? behind peter we see the white house.ur right that's actually the department of treasury. you can just walk over on pennsylvania -- no, the other -- there you go. this way. that's the department of treasury. you can just walk over and see if the guy does have access to -- if they will each let him in. >> peter: can i go fill my pockets up with pennies because donald trump said last night that they are going to stop making pennies. >> ainsley: ains. >> carley: he treat tweeted that right after truth social maybe when he was in the car coming back in the super bowl to the airplane. he said it costs over two cents or three cents. >> steve: close to four cents. >> lawrence: makes no sense. >> peter: with a dad as a kid who plays a lot on the floor and going to have another one soon that's great news. >> carley: i worries about that, too. that's so true. lincoln going away on the penny. still have him on the five. >> steve: super bowl seven minutes of bret baier's conversation with the president aired. bret is going to air mor

white house today. tell us more. >> we're told that mark zuckerberg, of course, the the meta chair was here on matters of artificial intelligence. we do not know if he met with the president directly. of course, there is an a.i. czar here at the white house. the president, as we know, was meeting with house republicans. unclear if he stepped out to meet with zuckerberg. but we do know that mark zuckerberg, of course, has settled a lawsuit that had been filed against meta. he, of course, was on hand at the inauguration. we saw him standing just a few feet behind the president. so the first time we believe he's been here at the white house in this new trump administration, we'll find more about that meeting and let you know, jake. >> all right. jeff zeleny at the white house for us. thank you so much. this as a federal judge delayed tonight's deadline for federal workers to accept that legally questionable resignation offer from the trump administration. joining us now is rishabh sanghvi, the general counsel for the american federation of government employees, who sued to stop trump's offer. the deadline w

here, with reaction house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan and the former white house chief of staff, mark meadows. there's only really one way to put this is the band is back together. you know, the founders of the freedom caucus, back together. this is a great moment. it's good to be with you. >> without a doubt. >> without a doubt. >> do i start with the chief or do i start with the head of the judiciary committee? it's kind of hard to tell. >> head of the judiciary, head of the judiciary. >> chief, i'm going to start with you. welcome back. it's been a while since we've had you, you know, it's very predictable. i think elon musk has what he has done is a great service to this country. the average american makes 66 grand a year. i don't know what the average north carolinian makes. where you live, 66 grand a year is not a lot. those people pay a lot in taxes. same with the people in ohio and the same with people all around the country. and when you see hundreds of billions of dollars and this is the tip of the iceberg that are being wasted and joe biden, we now know, wasted a quarter ov

white house. and this will mark trump's first formal news conference of his second term. >> breaking news overnight china strikes back against president trump's tariffs. gloria, the country has issued its own tariffs. and this morning we can expect to pay more for many things we buy online. >> yes. overnight, president trump's 10% tariffs on goods from china went into effect. and that will raise prices on items you buy from chinese companies, especially if you buy from popular discount sites online. in response, china is implementing their own tariffs on u.s. imports like coal, natural gas, crude oil and pickup trucks. and they're also restricting the export of minerals needed for making high tech products. this happening just hours after the president struck, deals with both canada and mexico to delay tariffs on those countries for 30 days. the tariffs on both would have been 25%. economists say the impact would have been felt by everyone. >> fresh fruits and vegetables from mexico to maple sirup, and vehicles from canada to consumer electronics and toys from china, and lots of stuff in between. >

mark, you know, there is a fair question to ask, given that tweet, could trump and the white house juststart ignoring court rulings they don't like? what then? mark well, it is a serious concern and one that is on many of our minds. >> and it is reminiscent of president trump's favorite president, andrew jackson, who said something to the effect of to the supreme court. yeah. you and what army are going to enforce the decision? uh, it will throw us further into a constitutional crisis, obviously. and it looks like that's where they're trying to pull us to determine the extent to which the executive branch is effectively a king. i think as that happens, i think what actually is going to be somewhat positive is i think you're going to see a lot of people who were his supporters sort of rise up and stand tall, including those and especially those in the judiciary. so far, we've already seen trump appointed judges rule against him. so it's a matter of time, i think, before this administration just decides to disregard a court order. >> all right. well, we'll see how everything plays out. ma

i fear that federal employees may be marked for later riffing potentially without any compensation. >> the white house has made the best of its deadline delay. karoline leavitt stating "we are grateful to the judge for extending the deadline so more federal workers who refuse to show up to the office can take the administration up on this very generous once in once-in-a-lifetime offer." this hearing is happening, as thousands of federal workers return to their offices today to start their first full week in person. the administration is hopeful that some will say it's just not worth it. we'll take you up on the offer. >> i don't understand the argument about it being unfunded as long as congress appropriate the money before the 14th when funding rents out. they will get paid until the end of fiscal year. >> even if there's a government shutdown, you look at the q&a portion of that offer, it says either way if the government was shut down, you have to have the deferred payment. they would be in that same group. >> thank you. >> elon musk's doge adding more targets to its sites even as he faces le

we know mark zuckerberg writing hike on his share price has gone to the white house to discuss ai leadership>> ai has been one of the themes of the trump administration and the president rescinded the biden executive order that sought to put more guardrails on the industry. he has signed his own order looking to launch for the industry. we saw the announcement in the oval office at the white house to talk about potential investment in the u.s. of up to $500 billion. he has been a frequent companion to trump lately at mar-a-lago to talk further about this, what the japanese investment firm's plans are in the u.s., but also what japan's plans are for developing ai as well. jackie: there is another companion trump has and that is elon musk. doge has been storming across washington looking for savings. in that video, you saw scott bessent trying to l.a. concerns that he did not have access to non-read-only information. but what did he say about having access in the first place? does he agree with what doge is doing in washington? >> he endorsed it. he indicated he was completely aligned with elo

we know mark zuckerberg visited the white house this week. the buffet desk i love this. most glaring observation of the week. >> the mag. >> seven have been whittled down to the mag one, because meta is the only member to rise on results. >> i'm going to say it stands in contrast. >> to what we've. >> seen in some of the tesla action this week on some fundamental news on the microsoft and the alphabet reactions to earnings, and now amazon two, which are all a little bit weaker. i don't think any fundamental stories are changed. they're all spending tons of money on on capital expenditures. they're all going all in on ai. we don't know what zuckerberg is talking about in the white house, but he's very active in conversations there. >> yeah, no. meta's outperformance is notable in many ways. obviously, it's been a long period here in terms of first, the year of efficiency, then followed by just significant announcements since then, even with being all in on capex, the way so many of their competitors are, obviously they've approached the large language models with llama an