have carrie underwood there snoop dogg and also parker mckowl he will be there one of the singers mcgraw then nelly so you've got -- >> lee greenwood. >> i saw mcgraw we did a diner at his brother's restaurant but i saw his brother on my train yesterday. they look just alike. it is like i'm heading to the inauguration. steve: let's not forget kidd rock he'll be on the show in the next hour so buckle up. brian: you talk about diverse generas. unbelievable rappers with country music stars. lawrence: that is how it was and now we're get thing back to some normality. ainsley: we're not going to see the whole crowd do the donald trump dance. we did -- lawrence: speaking of crowd we have griff jenkins live outside capital one arena he joins us now. hey, griff. reporter: hey, lawrence, good morning guys. the energy and the crowd is building out here. and by the way, they're going to have kidd rock billy ray cyrus in the village people, you're hearing trump chants here we're another 10th and h the end of the line goes blocks and blocks back. but where we are sort of a mid-point this line goes al

jennifer mcgraw has more. >> today's hearing underscores. >> the stakes of this litigation for our community distraught altadena home owners wonder whether this newly released surveillance video is a critical link in answering the question. what started? the eaton fire over the weekend. edelsten pc law firm, which is representing a woman who lost her home in the blaze obtained surveillance video from an altadena arco gas station. they point to a flash of light near the electrical towers and the brushy canyon hillside. and then a few minutes later, you see an orange glow of fire. >> we also want to show you what this area looks like during the day. the gas station cameras are pointed north toward this hillside where you see a lot of the electrical power lines. this is the spot where lawyers say the eaton fire might have started. at a court hearing monday. the law firm asked a judge to preserve any physical evidence related to the fires. origins sce have plants 2 unilaterally potentially destroy evidence in this case. the court's order puts a stop to that. southern california edison says it di

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hey, set up mcgraw's comments as yet another example of a hypocritical western approach to foreign policy. doable. this is alyssa. i completely agree with prime minister co, but he'd say i want to add to his remarks. let my cron worry about his own country about those tragic results of his own repressions. for example, of the yellow best movements. at that time, the french police arrested 3000 people and they are now serving prison sentences. we have arrested only 8 people. there was no interference from russia right now, but there was a clear direct intervention, an attempt to over troll be legitimately elective governments 5 european union and the outgoing us administration. it would be good if my kron would worry about his own country and his own readings. he has a president of a country that doesn't support him. you could even come in 2nd place and then the election. by the way, it's worth comparing. how my crone schultz and the british were outraged by you alone must statements when he supported the ferry popular alternative for germany party. that is, when the situation concerns the

before the special military operations run, mccomb came to russian who's putting when to the was at mcgraw on those keywords on jose. and that sort of idea how the some known officials not informal dinners with the contention level. so you ask a question to the french white, there's a big tv for me to r t, have know a great a nation system us and for the most of the instrument for the frontier to white house for, to the answer to the media. and so these are the tools of the propaganda. they never had a credit nation in the united states for another from said in the military, it's the way they were even banned from so many samples of pretty. what do you do? this little screen that you should meet with also cited one example here here was 9 of 191999 with the shooting. if the ocean views are for you know, relations. so was the city and so be a sliding back on my you know, full and over. she will probably sleep in the full, over from 1990 that shows the conference or just to confront a months. one document was, or the other is read through a document and access to information which was diffic

our we're mainly my lies. oven is really long for hubert mcgraw's law, we are watching closely. the developments in believe the in the wrong up. so to be election, can see the youngest, perfect, a witness represent or soccer, which proves that the united states is trying to into here is trying june the see with the fractures, deputies of new and progressive forces. but to so there is nothing surprising about that. as well, we actually support slot cuz that that will cause pretty cool them, especially when somebody will start off trip or guns round to office. this is just to push and those are in use i q, approval of the some of the things that you remove the silica game down to the, to the 2nd winter. and they are willing to develop alternative payment platforms, which would down for $3000000000.00 reduce fuel because really you've got the dependence on w self for dollar position. but i will use funny global markets with mark as well. we also have relations with them since the end of the jones came to the sort of lucy's central american integration systems. although and many oth

i'm mary ellen mcgraw. see, thank you for your time. we have been seeing a refugee is coming in and informal steps such a little crossings, mostly. uh, how difficult is it going to deal with that? yeah, i mean this, this location where you are today has been here since the very beginning of the conflict when a full size of april 2023 for the rights. however, for the last month and 6 weeks, we spent over a $120000.00 people arrive coming to numerous informal border crossings, which makes the response much more difficult. our team's the w p team are going to that for those border points every day. bringing biscuits and also trying to register people. i've just met with families who have wall, who took 10 days to walk to the board or they've been there couple of weeks. they've made their way here today. she has 4 young children with them. they have nothing. you know, so it's making it, it's making the response because we're, we are and one of them was difficult. the results were, i'm sorry to them in terms of logistics in the structure, to

reactions surrounding this journalist upon african comment theater moved the memo dba essays, mr. mcgraw on the statement clearly reveals from says views on its former holidays on the left, on the all in terms of the 2000 of those salaries. and so they kicked out by the applicant, people so we don't know why did you know countries, you know, right and dismissed because of present because of the coding is part of this, you know, so it's at this level for him to say that, you know, i think it's just been it's, i think it's a, it's a big embarrassment for, you mean, it's hard for us to be kicked out of africa for many years. fonts, as i said, says, as, as piggyback and the results of the african people, you know, was a pass is what it is today because of the suite and the black african people and the results of effort that, you know, i think it's just another example of collodion and imperialist arrogance from may to my credit itself. you know, is this an example of seeing advertising of, uh, as another playground no for, for, for wisdom countries and the countries, the companies apprehends

and he commended the working relationship between brett mccourt, mcgraw work, representative joe biden, and c would, cox who represents the trump administration that's coming in. and so they both work together very effectively and we're able to push together and push forward on a deal. you know, that's been missing and i'm willing to concede the unwilling, you know, point to james just made because i do believe that america has incredible leverage on israel and could have done something. i think that leverage be can begin to get used or the fear of elements of it not only for the, the palestine side of this equation, but also for is really prime minister netanyahu in which i think she was given some very tough instructions from. she would cost that, that president trump did not want to inherit the mess that they have now. and i think that helped you. i just took him in on steve went cough yes, please. because it was written out. yeah. because because when he's, when he was supposed to nouns, i spoke to those international diplomats from, from the countries they go who we've never the b

in fact, he is one of his special invoice bret mcgraw had been tapped out in del huh. and that they had to be working the phones. but they had been working the phones and literally shuttling back and forth between mediators in the, whether it was in israel, whether it was an egypt, whether it was an cutoff for more than a year, trying to get this across the finish line. but it was only the flurry of activity in the last weeks that they really began to feel that things were closer than they ever had been before. fact we heard that they were on the cost of a deal, and it was really in the last 48 hours that they believe they finally had the terms of the police would finally get this across the finish line and what they believe those key factors were is that they finally had the indications from these really military that they had to achieve their certificate goals. and that is something that allowed them to finally get the agreement. and so what you heard there from the us president is not only the fact that he believes this is part of his legacy. but also you have some

as mcgraw's remarks, sparks famous criticism in tbilisi. the speaker of george's parliament reminded differentiated to look into his own gilded mirror and see how powers has lost credibility of these things. not that i intend to interfere in french domestic politics, but given that 61 percent of french people support the resignation of president macro and 50 percent want the dissolution of the national assembly. new elections may be a good way out of the political crisis. sorry, was just last month that the french president published a video of message to the people of georgia. he supported the european and democratic aspirations of some georgians and insisted that europe is not looking to stabilize its neighbors. well, that's just not the case. because the western powers with a troublesome and g o. so put enormous pressure on the republic of georgia since the parliamentary elections and october, 4th, about post election meddling countries being gripped by protests led by pro e u groups and funded by your usual suspects. like you have surpr

reporter jennifer mcgraw are has the latest. >> so many people sadly have lost so much. but these ladies here in pasadena are bringing people hope. these are sisters. these are what you need in the event, your home burns down. this happened to katie 2017 talked to me about how you got involved. my family lost our home in the tubbs fire in 2017 is my childhood home. >> that fire happened 2 days before my son was born and i wasn't able to go home and i was unable to help and you're able to help your mom. my mom was there and she got some sectors and she was able to find. all kinds of mementos, china and pieces of a chandelier and the baby jesus from a nativity scene. and so when this fire happened, her first suggestion was makes afters because it's a tool that people don't know that they need, but they need. and so it's a way to find some hope to find some sort of the men toe or some sort of keepsake, you know, even if it's burned, even if it's broken, it's something to remember. and so. my husband and i started raising money and we started getting friends together and we'

axelrod, republican strategist erin perrine, also wall street journal white house reporter meridith mcgrawdo you think, david, that it seems like the president relishes the reaction to these pardons? i mean, again, it was the first executive order he signed. >> and one of the things that he one of the habits of donald trump is he doesn't he doesn't tolerate prosperity very well, his own prosperity. and i think the lesson he's drawn from the last four years is he can get away with anything. and i think he's sort of daring people in some ways with these pardons. it's also true that the whole thing we talked about this last night flows from the fundamental lie. remember, on the day of the insurrection, he issued a video to the protesters and said, we love you. you're very special. i know your pain. i know you're hurt. we had an election that was stolen from us. it was a landslide election and everyone knows it. and so this whole thing flows from the original sin that he is trying to expunge. and at this point he said, look, i got reelected. i dodged four indictments, and i'm just going to put

meredith mcgraw is a white house reporter for the wall street journal and author of trump in exile. and isaac arnsdorf is a senior white house reporter at the washington post. isaac, what are your sources telling you about these firings? and just you know what this means that the doj is going to look like for the next four years. >> i mean, everything that we've been talking about, the difference between a political appointee and a career official, the white house just doesn't see it that way. trump and his team just don't see it that way. they see these as people who were going after trump, trying to take him down, and it's only natural for them now that he won. and and he's the president that he doesn't want them on his team. they don't trust them. and the people who are taking over the justice department are his personal lawyers, who represented him in those same cases. >> yeah, a lot of them have experience with these people, meredith, and have been in the courtroom with them. i think, you know, to the point of ellie, of saying how unprecedented this is. and as caitlin noted, ca

phil mcgraw joined an ice raid in chicago. >> have you been charged with sex crimes for children?im today. >> they identified several hundred targets that are known criminals or terrorists, and they are going into take these specific individuals out of the community. >> so you think the phrase "sweeping immigration raids" is overblown. >> absolutely inaccurate. there is no sweep through a neighborhood. it is very tactical. it is very surgical. >> the heroes have been hunting down and arresting hundreds of illegal alien criminals. >> trump defended his deportation push at a rally in las vegas and he had a surprise vip guest. right behind him, stewart rhodes, fresh out of jail, the one eyed leader of the oath keepers, the federal prosecutors said was a ringleader of the january 6th riots. >> mary: and that is elon musk, the man dubbed first buddy thanks to his close camaraderie with president trump, speaking to a far right crowd in germany. but what he had to say is raising lots of eyebrows here at home. >> elon musk 'a surprise speech at a far right party rally in germany is causin

his name is oscar mcgraw, and oscar is an architect and a property manager. what he had to say. >> the biggest issue, i think, for, for all of malibu and the and the coast is the hazardous stuff that's going to get washed into the ocean. that's probably of top priority right now. >> it's a big concern. in fact, what are those concerned? well, because of the fires and now the impending rain, it's not just a little they're saying up to an inch of precipitation in some areas there is burn scar danger, the potential of mudslides, flooding, landslides and also ocean pollution. so because of all of that in mind, governor newsom has joined forces with mayor karen bass. and together, what they are doing is having the installation of k-rails. you might ask, what's a k-rail, anyway? well, it's a big, giant concrete barrier. yesterday they started placing these all over the county, even outside of pacific coast highway, where i was standing there. and their hopes are that if there is any kind of runoff that produces mudslides or landslides or debris flows, that it will

and one particular person, oscar mcgraw, he's an architect and he also is a property manager of propertyhere and here are his concerns. here is what he has to say. >> the biggest issue, i think, for all of malibu and the and the coast is the hazardous stuff that's going to get washed into the ocean. that's probably of top priority right now. >> keep in mind there's been several wildfires, not only the one right here in pacific palisades, but also the eaton fire, also in ventura county. there's been so many different spot fires, as well as the one that continues to burn out of control. that's the hughes fire in castaic. so governor newsom, what he is saying to be prepared as well as the mayor, karen bass, they say, get out and start preparing. they have installed k-rails and they're all over the place. we're standing outside of pacific coast highway. they just laid down some k-rails yesterday. if you don't know what they are, they're these big concrete barriers that usually divert traffic where they're going to try to keep the mud from ending up right here on pacific coast highway and the