>> martha: there you have it. president trump with a lot of news in the last few minutes coming from the white house. lots to tackle this hour as we continue to get started with this. basically the announcement was $165 billion in taiwan semiconductor investment to do a chip factory in arizona and the president also talked about the tariffs being brought into canada and mexico starting tuesday and then reciprocal tariffs which will start on april 2nd, president trump saying that we have been mistreated as a country and he is trying to straighten all that out and also took questions with regard to zelenskyy and the u.k. relationship and how he's seized russia pointing out a number of ways in which he believes that he has been the toughest when it comes to our relationship with russia so a lot there. let's get started with the economic side of this as we bring in shark tank star and investor kevin o'leary. chairman of o'leary ventures. great to have you with us. give us your take on this semiconductor investment and

martha raddatz with us tonight. martha, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn to the other news this friday night. and we have breaking news tonight on the death of oscar-winning actor gene hackman, his wife, and one of their dogs. authorities are now saying hackman and his wife did not test positive for carbon monoxide. but gene hackman's pacemaker might reveal when he died. abc's trevor ault in santa fe, new mexico, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities investigating the suspicious deaths of legendary actor gene hackman and his wife, betsy arakawa, say preliminary tests show no sign of carbon monoxide poisoning. authorities also revealing 95-year-old hackman had a pacemaker and an analysis showed its last event was february 17th, more than a week prior, and that may have been the day he died. >> according to the pathologist, i think that is a very good assumption, that that was his last day of life. >> reporter: after a security worker called 911 wednesday, hackman was found in the mudroom near the kitchen,

commissioner martha knutson how do you vote yes. commissioner sasha bittner how do you vote? >> guard yes. commissioner one young how do you vote yes? commissioner linda parker pennington that you vote yes. >> thanks. we have a unanimous vote. thank you very much mr. king commissioners. item 12 e is requesting authorization to extend an existing contract with jump technology services for the period of july 1st 2025 to june 30th 2028 in the additional amount of $555,382 plus a 10% contingency for revised total amount not to exceed 1,000,550 $571,633 for the provision of leap's data management and reporting system. ben how do i say let us say it's status. and ria mercado will present this item. >> thank you. commissioners director dearman so will be both discussing the different elements. i'll be talking about the component for adult protective services and then rhea will follow up with elements for secure. so we are requesting authorization to modify this existing contract with jump technology services for the principal vision of leap's client management software used by adult

and you you decide early in the book not to call martha or martha god or even mardi gras god or you decide call her marty throughout. and at one point, you even say my marty because you're looking like there's all these mardi gras garters, but not marty. i'm just wondering in this process, if you sort felt like you developed a kinship, intimacy with her and, you know, the when eventually you do find out like how her life, the way it ended was so different than the energy she had earlier. that was. yeah, i mean, it just you know, if that was part of what kept you going like if there's so many lot of other reporters might be like, this is too hard, can't go any farther, but you keep on going to find her and to tell this story and i just wondered if came out of a sense of closeness, you you had an investment in her story. yeah. you know, i've written biographies before and i think you always you you know, the writer always feels that you're sort of you just even if the person's a very mixed, you know, character or complicated character, you you have to love them or love their story enough and

[applause] i'm grateful that tom carper is here as well: treasurer, -- with martha. as tom said to me, what else was i going to do? [laughter] a treasurer, congressman, governor, senator, the last vietnam veteran to serve in the u.s. senate. [applause] no one in our state, no one in our history has won more statewide elections than tom carper, and in every one of these roles, he is left big shoes to fill. [applause] senator carper, you probably don't remember this, but i taught a seventh grader named brian. he came to school one day as static. he had just started a new school baseball team and brian was a star. his mentor had told them he was buying uniforms for the whole team. which caused exuberance not just for brian in our classroom, but across school. his mentor's name was tom carper. [applause] i also want to thank one of the most dedicated public servants in delaware's history. i want to thank him for his lifelong commitment to uplifting the people of our state, our country, and the world. i want to thank him for repeatedly coming to my high school as a senato

bret baer and martha maccallum host special coverage tuesday on. fox news channel. >> all right. a programing note tomorrow night we will be back right here in dc. and after presidents joint presidential address to congress, we will be on right after 11 p.m. eastern. and we've got a great lineup of guests. hope you'll join us. and my interview with the one and only jillian michaels is now, where do you hear about her life story? it's unbelievable. is now available on fox nation. you don't want to miss out on that. that's all the time we have left this evening. please set your dvr so you never, ever, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. thank you for making the show possible. and let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld is next to put a smile on your face. have a great night. >> yes. yeah. yeah. >> all right, all right, all right. you can stay. just close. >> your robes. >> over there. good. good evening everyone. happy monday. the academy awards aired last night. kamala harris. >> was expected to attend. >> but she canceled at the last minute when she heard her husband, dou

i think that was really, here's the import a sheet as a whole of martha owners and he shared and the 3 of which was the last of the soviet union collapsed ukraine. now independence came into possession of, according to the most conservative estimates of 9000 tang, 11000 vehicles, 18000 calories systems. $4000.00 acro often headed costas, in addition to tens of millions of small items and billions of rounds of ammunition . london's international institute for strategic studies said ukraine submitted, treat prophecy was worth around $90000000000.00, if soon as i deal with them. so my pity that we might see what do you mean them? ok and it will it, there were some sit down, keep some what are the start slipping? the last name be with her name, but we weren't able to get at the bonus. just you to know what she didn't have weight, that there were some shifts at the store, but he, i seen them give us a to to when he caught in will persevere at the, at the time. within a months of the us as a collapse, renew ukrainian states loans the global self of soviet weapons. those contracts with sign

[applause] >> i was talking to martha about this, somebody was trying to hand him something maybe putes down and he was leaving so fast he had to reach back and grab it on his weight and then came his staff behind him. >> that's tough. j.d. vance, he said you haven't even said thank you which was funny. one thing i will defend him, he addresses a specific way because he's out war, he said it was disrespectful but he addresses because remember the biden administration stole his lug luggage. [laughter] american people need to know that. she looks pretty. you know what i mean? >> he walked up to the white house friday president trump said thanks for dressing up. [laughter] >> jump is the only guy who moves with a comment on the wardrobe. i bet you get a free bowl of soup, you know what i mean? [laughter] >> he was a top is this week, he is writing the book is it the media was duped by biden's cognitive decline. if one showing signs of going downhill. >> we know where people are being honest, in the moment when biden was still in the white house and before that moment, i think we knew fro

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. >> and martha. >> maccallum host special coverage tuesday. >> on fox news channel. >> mary katharine ham, adam kennedy, tyrus, our studio audience. >> fox. >> with you. thank you. good >> laura: good evening, everyone agoveni joy and laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonightling. till a fox news alert coach owed trump is pausing all ukraine aid until he determines theod ukrainian show a commitment to w good-faith peace negotiations. more news when we g get a coach about first go to the new red scare appeared at that is "the angle" of tonight's angleg till the hitler strategy has nol paid off, democrats have wrecked their tiny little brains fore ba new line of attack. now, what is it? to word starting with the letter k and l. wait for it. >> everyone that signs up to work forngle donald trump is sie up for one single project and tothat is the transition of american democracy to oligarchy in which the t billionaires ruls in which they get to steal from regular americans. >> lauraeric: wow, kleptocratic oligarchy, chris, found that coaching you must be smar

eastern with bret baier and martha mccalla but less than the show i want to give a shout out to josephthen run a personal record and track and field on saturday morning. he is working really hard and i appreciate your love you for the very proud of you. >> good for him because that is awesome. >> saint sowell he asked pretty good it's getting better pic looks really talented young man because he is, does not get it for me. that doesn't for us. we will see you next weekend. "life, liberty & levin" is up next. ♪

martha maccallum is here. the democrats over there all voted as a block against this.king. >> i think you saw -- i saw your conversation with majority leader thune. a coordination. an effort days before the address to the joint session of congress to try to push this through and the democrats filibustered it which says we don't want to touch this thing. it can be interpreted as a no vote. they didn't allow it to move forward. it is shocking given the number of americans and independent voters who clearly are in favor of a more common sense approach to this issue. not allowing people born male to not compete against women in sports. across the country this issue people are pretty squared away on. i think it will be very difficult for them to understand why their democrat senators couldn't just step forward and say yes it doesn't make sense, i will vote for that. >> dana: "the new york times" poll that 79% of americans say this shouldn't happen. in the first lady's box tonight will be a young woman who got spiked in the head with a ball in a volleyball game and got a tra

eastern with bret baier and martha mccalla but less than the show i want to give a shout out to joseph jones my son who killed his role in fiddler on friday. and then run a personal record and track and field on saturday morning. he is working really hard and i appreciate your love you for the very proud of you. >> good for him because that is awesome. >> saint sowell he asked pretty good it's getting better pic looks really talented young man because he is, does not get it for me. that doesn't for us. we will see you next weekend "life, liberty & levin" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪. mark: hello america i am marco levin this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday. sorry, with this laryngitis it just bear with me too great guest tonight, joe concha and benjamin domenech. before we get to them, saturday before this past saturday i spent the monologue discussing the genius of the trump plan with respect to rare earth minerals in ukraine. and the partnership of ukraine, what would it do? that wouit would involve americn private sector investments, hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars to extract ra

martha: secretary, you were sitting across from the president on friday.get to tariffs, i want to get your reaction to what a went down. how us with the in the room -- how was it in the room, and do you believe democrats were egging on zelenskyy to not sign that rare earth minerals deal? >> no. so we were 40 minutes before the cameras came in, 45 minutes before the meltdown. 9 and the fact was zelenskyy never stopped asking for, you know, i will give no concessions. they've got to leave my land. i want reparations of $300 billion. and i want the united states to give me security guarantees while they're at war with russia. and that's why the president called it world war iii. you're gambling with world war iii. we're not going to give you security guarantees while you're at war with russia. it's just ridiculous. his requests were redick house, they were not -- ridiculous. the president let it go for a while. he was this to make peace. our president is there to make peace as he said, end the death, and zelenskyy was not there to make peace. he was there to

i will do special coverage tonight with bret and martha, larry kudlow, brit hume and harold ford junior. a big speech. >> bill: sounds like a parade. there will be surprises. i will tell our viewers there are a number of issues that he will touch on and he will bring individuals who represent those issues and tune in. who knows what we get, dana? >> dana: that's exactly right. it is must-see tv. the speech comes at a pivotal moment for the administration. ukrainian peace talks are hanging in the balance. tariffs in canada and mexico are starting. >> bill: a look at who president trump is inviting. mark fogel. a american prisoner freed from russia. mcnabb who suffered a traumatic brain injury playing volleyball hit in the head by a transgender athlete. >> dana: i remember when we interviewed her and her father and very moving. jd vance previewed the address on hannity. the president will tout his accomplishments and have fun in the process. >> i'm excited about the speech. he will make a lot of good arguments and talk about a lot of the successes we have had in the first 45 days. also go

even in the wealthy enclaves like nantucket and martha's vineyard. 50 illegal aliens accused of sex crimesy against minors have been picked up. president trump has disproven democrats and biden who had said for years they were securing the border. >> look at the numbers of people coming into our country at the southern border. they have dropped off a cliff. joe biden told us that he needed some piece of legislation which was a lie. donald trump has proven that. >> do you think about the numbers we're seeing right now of crossings, we didn't -- trump has gotten control of our border in 30 days. >> harris: the numbers back that up. southwest border encounters down 65% from january 2024 to january 2025. down more than 95% from february 2024 to february this year. southwest border encounters last month, the lowest on record going back a quarter century. molly line is in boston. molly. >> good morning, harris. mayor wu says she will defend her city as she joins the panel of sanctuary city mayors. republicans in congress say the mayors will be held publicly accountable. >> well, we have already

. >> martha: linda mcmahon going to be nominated later tonight as the department of education secretary. that is the story for this monday march 3rd and we will see you back here tomorrow. the epa administrator lee zeldin and tom homan the border czar would join me tomorrow night and then 9:00 p.m. eastern joined me and brett for our live coverage of the presidents joint address to congress. you will see that from d.c. will cain starts right about now. >> will: live from the heartland this is the will cain show. when i launched the show just over two months ago i promised do nothing if not authenticity. so let's be real. for one moment as we start with one of the least consequential and they most consequential issues today facing the will cain show. first, are we in the heartland. how many people have said to me you were broadcasting from texas that is not exactly the heartland. every day i begin to show sync live from the heartland. are we being real a? that is not a red chinese star even though we admit it looks a little bit like a big circus tent to. maybe that is what the heartland

bret baier and martha maccallum host special coverage. tuesday on fox news channel. >> one more thing, judge. >> all right. this is probably the first time a guy who got his credit card stolen was happy to be a victim. so imagine your credit card is stolen. the thieves use your credit card to buy a lottery ticket. the ticket hits for half $1 million. so if you're the owner of the credit card, what do you do? if you're the thief, what do you do? and if you're a prosecutor, what do you do? my conclusion i, as a prosecutor, would arrest the thieves. but what will probably happen is the owner of the credit card should refuse to testify on behalf of the prosecution and cut a deal with the thieves and split the half a million. >> okay. >> god, this is like commando plot. >> i like that. >> you know, and then somebody ends up dead in the first ten minutes from this deal, and then you've got to untangle it. maybe it's more like a kojak episode. i love kojak. >> yeah. >> all right. jessica. >> okay. so, a sicilian town continuing its annual cheese

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bret baer and martha maccallum host special coverage tuesday on. fox news channel. >> all right. a programing note tomorrow night we will be back right here in dc. and after presidents joint presidential address to congress, we will be on right after 11 p.m. eastern. and we've got a great lineup of guests. hope you'll join us. and my interview with the one and only jillian michaels is now, where do you hear about her life story? it's unbelievable. is now available on fox nation. you don't want to miss out on that. that's all the time we have left this evening. please set your dvr so you never, ever, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. thank you for making the show possible. and let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld is next to put a smile on your face. have a great night.

so as a top notch entertainer and an expert on food and wine, he was almost statesman as martha stewart. and just a little thing we're at the library of congress. his book collection, seeds the library congress at the beginning when the initial collection is destroyed by fire, just small, trifling thing almost without mentioning if i did that, it would be on my tombstone. but it doesn't even rank among jefferson's major accomplishments. and finally, and most importantly, there are the ideas. what was unique to jefferson was a faith in the people that was more thoroughgoing going and fundamental than that of any of the founders. and he partook of vaulting, one might say. he lists optimism. you want realism, you go to john adams, right? and certain pointed out, by the way, adams and jefferson didn't didn't agree on much except their hatred, mutual hatred of alexander hamilton. but over time, jefferson's commitment to popular democracy and his firm future oriented became fundamental aspects of the american character. every time you hear a pundit on tv or a politician invoking the american

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