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michael kosta. we've got so much to talk about tonight. the u.s. economy is down bad, apparently, america likes guns? and trump broke a campaign promise... what! so let's get intoi'm gonna come. >> michael: i'm gonna come. being president comes with a lot of pretty cool powers: you can write executive orders, you get one free checked bag on air force one, and you even get the uncensored feed of c-span. which -- but for donald trump, the power he enjoys the most is the power to impose tariffs. >> tariffs are easy, they're fast, they're efficient, and they bring fairness. we're going to bring so many things back to our country and the thing that's going to get us there is tariffs. we'll take in hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs. and we're going to make our country so strong and so rich, it will never be so rich. tariffs, it's a beautiful word, isn't it? >> michael: "tariff. it's a beautiful word. it's why i named my daughter tariff-any." this guy's so horny for tariffs. isn't he? "i love any word with big natural double-fs." according to donald trump, tariffs are great! and i also want our country to be rich without any negative consequences. so let's se

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democrats on the senate side to to get this continuing resolution through the chamber and signed into law. >> michael. house republicans have a very slim majority and can't afford to lose many votes. and in the senate, they'll need some democratic support to get the 60 votes needed to pass this funding bill. so how do you see this week playing out five days? it doesn't sound like much, but at the same time, it's also an arm, seemingly an eternity time to work things out. >> yeah, fred, this week is going to be a key test for speaker mike johnson to see if he can get this stopgap over the finish line in his chamber alone. as you laid out before, democrats are expected to oppose this legislation, at least in the house, in large droves, if not unanimously, which means it's going to be on speaker johnson and republicans to get it over the finish line. now we're expecting thomas massie, a republican from kentucky, to vote against this. one of the parameters that he had negotiated two years ago did not make it in the bill, which is likely to prompt his opposition, which means after massie, johnson is going

the doj withdrew their claims from a few voting rights cases after trump was inaugurated into office. michaelre your thoughts on what this day represents as voting rights are still currently under attack? >> this is a good reminder that now more than ever, it's got to be an all hands on deck effort where the groups and the activists and the voters and the electeds all work together to protect voting rights, which are under assault by donald trump and his cronies. and i think that is something that won't change over the years. and so as we think about today and we think about john lewis and we think about the voting rights act, now more than ever, we have to be unified in fighting to protect those rights and really strengthening them to make sure that the foundation of our country, which is one man, one vote, is protected. >> brandon, your thoughts? >> yeah. look, i'm. >> a person who's involved in. >> politics because i think it you want every single person to participate. and it really bothers me when you see. any tactic from any. >> party that. >> says, you know, we're going to try to disco

michael kosta. tonight donald trump unites half the country, democrats keep staples in business, and mice finally get their own culture were carried let's get into our ongoing segment, "the second coming of donald j. trump." his ago musical. >> i'm going to come. >> michael: last night donald trump gave his first joint address to congress of his new term, and i've got to tell you, as a kid it was a bit of a civics nerd, i used to think these were pretty sweet events. you've got the president, the supreme court, every member of congress in the same room. it's basically the oscars for people with loose skin. but these days, a speech to congress is just a theatrical production where everybody has a role and they slip right into it. so, places, everyone! democrats showed up in full wardrobe, dressed in pink as a symbolic protest against people who wanted them to do something meaningful. they came with props too, holding up little paddles like they were ready to give mike johnson a naughty little spanking. either that or a pickleball match. and you know what? [bleep] pickleball. do you ever play? [applause] once you get to the front line you are not

pickup truck slamming into the car's windshield. >> michael: police say a driver who rammed his car intonjured including two in critical condition. officials are investigating the incident as an intentional act. and another record-setting deal in the nfl. josh allen will reportedly sign a six year, $330 million contract that includes $250 million guaranteed. >> robin: what? >> michael: the largest guaranteed total in the nfl effort. players first seven seasons in the league history. [laughs] >> robin: they would not guarantee money back in the day. >> michael: it is a lot different. [laughs] >> robin: we have a search now for a missing american college student, vanishing on spring break in the dominican republic. the 20 road last seen on the beach in a popular resort town. erielle reshef is in the dominican republic with more. >> good morning. you can see why putting tech, is such a popular destination. especially for spring break. these beautiful beaches. you have the nightlife. that is about the family of this she vanished. >> this morning and urgent multiagency search for university o

into the spotlight. she became a household name for giving birth to octuplets. what life is like for her and her 14 kids now. what she says the public got wrong about her. >> michaeltory month with these bosses. and they're saying... >> good morning, america! ♪ ♪ >> announcer: live from times square, it's thursday. "good morning america." >> robin: it is thursday, and it has been great, great to meet these women. this week, i cannot wait to see what they have for us this morning. it is not easy to get on live television an end 30 second, your elevator pitch. bringing everybody such great bargains. >> michael: becky worley is here with how the food you eat can help speed up your recovering from cold or flu. she tells us of chicken soup is really what the doctor ordered. no matter what she says i'm eating chicken soup. >> george: starting with the major storms causing a lot of trouble on the roads and in the sky. greg dutra is in for ginger, tracking at all. >> blizzard, severe weather. on the colder side, look at 80 to 90-mile 90 mile-per-hour winds across kansas. not done with us just yet. this was a tornado early yesterday morning. remember there was that blizzar

but it will reach a lot and it was an honor to have michael there yesterday to see a little bit of it at the conference and a lot of investment coming into our country, much more than i have ever seen. apple is investing $500 million. ibm is investing a lot. companies all over, i could name them, you have read most of them, many of them, but hundreds of billions of dollars is being invested if i had not won the election number one and number two the tariffs are having a tremendously positive impact, they will have and they are having, car companies are now not losing -- not building in mexico, they are building in the united states, it was very unfair that they would build in mexico and sell them across the border with no tax, no nothing, they would take away your jobs and close the places in michigan and all of the country and they would build them in mexico and in many cases they were owned by china. build in mexico, owned by china. that has stopped. they are all coming here. the honda building a massive plant in different places, indiana, south carolina, but also in michigan, a lot in michigan, a lot of activity is happening, they are

are the even more galvanized to lean into this generative shift? michaeli think in the last year or two, the awareness around gen ai has gotten everybody to the point where they know it is critically important but it is such a complicated and nuanced situation we are in right now that i think people are starting to really know they need to pay attention. i think it is less about the predictive nature but i think that is where we have come from. now, we have gone to where these machines are able to think. they are able to reason. and pretty soon, they will be able to act. i think the acting piece is what gets us very close to this agi moment, where machines are all-knowing. caroline: that was michael anders of iconiq capital. they have bet on the past winners, they bet on the snowflakes, the data docs. now making big bets on the likes of data breaks but they continue to invest in this moment even though we have this tipping point. they like this environment where you have to do more work and i think mike putting money where your mouth is, insurance technolo

into the u.s. from mexico and canada. >>> good morning. i'm michael george. while u.s. automakers can breathe a sigh of relief, at least temporarily, the white house says tariffs on other goods are still on. as president trump pushes for a russia-ukraine peace deal, cbs news has learned the u.s. has halted vital intelligence sharing with ukraine. cbs' jarred hill joins us with more. a lot to talk about. first off, good morning. let's start with the tariffs. day two of the trade war, and it seems like the president is already willing to hold off on at least some of these tariffs. >> eporter: that's right. one of the top automakers, ford, told the "associated press" they would last ten days before production would shut down because of the tariffs. the vice president said some other industries are looking for exemptions. the question, though, will this 30-day pause be enough. president donald trump is pumping the brakes on his auto tariffs giving a one-month pause for the big three u.s. carmakers. >> they may be asked and the president is happy to do it. >> reporter: trump

it would spiral ukraine into chaos right now. >> dana: michael waltz is here. friday happened and now looking forward i'm curious how you would describe what does president trump think success looks like at the end of this conversation with zelenskyy and does it include zelenskyy in the end? >> well, thanks, dana. here is what success looks like. you heard president trump say it repeatedly in that just really truly ridiculous unacceptable session. right behind me in the white house. success looks like president zelenskyy sitting down and talking the terms of peace. talking about what he needs to see, ukraine needs to see to get to a partial cease-fire, permanent cease-fire and end to this war. what became so evident to us in that session was he is not ready to talk peace at all. here is the problem. time is not on his side. time is not on the side of just forever continuing this conflict. the american people's patience is not unlimited. wallets are not unlimited and our stockpiles in munitions are not unlimited that we need for all kinds of contingencies around

i know in the opening you made a reference, larry, to elon musk also being deeply into conflict of interest land. michaelou said no evidence of that yet. >> are doing this i was talking about doge i do not what else elon musk may be up too. that's on her topic today. i am talk about doge. all of the laws having to conflict of interest apply to doge. they violated some, i'm probably so group with the laws apply there's nothing illegal about setting up a structure subject to the ordinary laws on the understanding that those are going to stick. the young people that we are referring to here what are they doing? but they're basically doing is the data system to see if money is going out that's it for an unauthorized. for example they found the treasury there is something like 37 million contracts that have been paid without the proper number and you need the account number to be able to tell whether the payment was properly made. at social security they found out they made an initial finding i think is 21 million i may have the number wrong people who are dead have been receiving social security payments. th

. >> so michael, you just said they're kind of backed into a corner ish. you know going back to september when they did that 50 basis point cut, they were worried about the employment situation. right. and now they just don't want to see inflation kind of re-accelerate. so mel's point is like you know, hot cold. it's just like i don't know what the fed can do right now because are they likely to get more dovish if we start to have weaker data after what you just said, five kind of hot prints. >> i think it's going to be a while frankly. so from my. >> perspective, the. >> fed needs to see at least a couple months. >> of. >> relatively decent inflation data before it can do much of anything. so that puts us probably into july. >> best case for a fed cut market's pricing in a cut. >> before then. i think that's incorrect. >> so the market's probably. >> ahead of itself. market's pricing in about. >> two cuts. >> for the second. >> half of this year. that seems a little bit light to me. so most importantly though the market seems to think the fed is just. >>

michael: this is the prime reason why president zelenskyy has been reluctant to enter into a cease-firehas not wanted to have a cease-fire and then potential follow on negotiation before knowing there will be some guarantee, given the number of times putin has reneged on these deals. because of the cut off of the intelligence and security assistance, he has deemed it in ukraine's interest to do the cease-fire even in the absence of security guaranteers. here is the bottom line. it is highly unlikely putin will agree to a longer-range cease-fire with the prospect of nato nations contributing forces to some sort of stabilization mission on the ground in ukraine. he will not abide by the. -- that. that will make a longer-term deal difficult to reach. sumi: thank you for joining us on bbc news. great to get your perspective. michael: my pleasure. sumi: we will continue to cover that story on our website, bbc.com/news. to our other big story, escalations and reversals in u.s.-canada trade policies gripped global markets tuesday after a dramatic day of tensions between the allies. president t

these fires firings may be, especially with about 100 days before we get into the heart of hurricane season. tornado season. >> michaelven, 365. >> the mission. of the national weather service is to protect. >> life and property, and. >> we are in the. >> middle of a climate emergency. we are seeing $1. >> billion disaster. >> a disaster costing $1 billion. >> or more. >> every two and a half. >> weeks in. >> this country. and essentially. >> this administration. >> which refuses. >> to. >> acknowledge climate change, has essentially gutted. >> our primary. >> line of defense. and they've. >> really started. >> to take. apart fema, the one responding. >> agency. >> especially when states become overwhelmed, which we. >> saw to be the case. >> time after. >> time during the 2024 hurricane season. michael. >> you know, it's very disturbing when you consider that just last night, overnight, we learned hundreds of noaa staffers were laid off, including weather forecasters and meteorologists who provide critical local information to local communities who are trying to figure out where is the storm. and at the same time, yo

michael we shall. overcome. no, we. >> shall overcome. but then they went into bass. how low can you. >> go get, bro? what a brother know once again back is the. >> it was very surprising, but it was beautifully executed. >> what civil rights 90 cnc music factory. crossover did you just. >> did straight. outta compton. >> technically a spiritual. it's about struggle. it's about overcoming a form of. >> oppression and. >> about a crazy. >> named ice cube. >> you feel like every black person just turned to you right there and. >> was like, oh, i felt it, i. felt it. >> you know, it's two black people right behind you. >> right over your shoulder. >> i'm very aware. >> democrats showed their support for al green by breaking into an impromptu rendition of we shall overcome. but if you're frustrated with democrats, here's chuck schumer. >> with the bold. path forward. >> the best way to organize and protest is to organize. organizing is hard, but it's effective, and that's what we're doing. >> got it. so the best way to organize is to organize. and that's how you organize. if you organize, then you don't

treasuries and instead going to corporate bonds and even venturing into emerging market or foreign global bond aggregates. >> michael were you going to say something. >> i agree with that. i think what we will see is the securities that mature around -- first we have to know what the end state is, to get that raised. and then the normal thing i would expect to see is complete and total serenity on the part of financial markets except maybe for some increasing yields for maturities near the x state. and, that would be fine. i think that's the right expectation for financial markets to have. what worries me about this situation are two things. what is the intersection of getting the debt ceiling or suspended with other fiscal policy objectives? you saw the house for example included debt ceiling increase in the reconciliation instructions. if that process blows up, then what does that do to the prospects for raising the debt on time? what does that due to to financial market volatility? do we see something differently this time than the last few cycles? that would look like a treasury option going poorly. it would loo

let me now bring into the conversation michael bociurkiw. fellow at the atlantic council, also a former spokesperson at the organization for security and cooperation in europe. he joins us live from odesa, ukraine. always great to have you, sir. let me just ask trump and zelenskyy working both. it seems like to lower the temperature. but the deal that was on the table before all of this started by many measures still less than ideal. no concrete security guarantees for ukraine, a lack of specificity around how the profit sharing would work. so even with this cooling off, where does this actually leave ukraine with regard to future u.s. help? >> yeah, well, let me start. by saying same trump, different day. so good morning. i think what happened here is mr. zelenskyy did what he had to do. he had to bend over backwards for mr. trump and, you know, apologize for what happened. but, um, you know, uh, i believe mr. trump said no one wants peace more than the ukrainians from here. people will tell you, it seems that no one doesn't want peace more

michael walz. every one of them, they've really stepped up. they are into it. they want to see -- they want to see two things. by far number one is death of people that aren't citizens of our country, but they're people just like you. they're people and we want to stop. and also, we don't want to give hundreds of billions worth. we are in there for $350 approximately and there was no reason. this war never would have happened if i were president. it's a very sad thing. thank you all very much. i love tesla. reporter: which one did you buy? reporter: which car are you going to buy? president trump: the one i like is that one. i want that same color. reporter: elon, will you take a personal check from the president? president trump: i give checks. i like checks. mr. musk: i think his credit is good. president trump: i like a check better than this modern system all of a sudden there is money in your account. i like signing a check. but we're going to -- we're going to -- and i don't want a discount. he wouldn't give me a discount. if i get a discount you say, oh,

michael: wow, wow. he's mad. he's not even world leader mad, he's dad mad. this is the same tone i use when i tell my daughter not to throw her baby sister into the crib.f person that does this, even though you just did this and you'll probably keep doing it. but you're not this, okay, donald?" my daughter's name is donald. and all of canada is lining up behind trudeau. like ontario's premier, doug ford, came out to warn america about the consequences of a trade war, although in a confusing way. >> the people of the u.s., which i absolutely love the american people, they're going to be paying more. the market is going to go downhill faster than the american bobsled team. >> michael: oh! sick burn! i think? it sounded like a slam, but if the market will go downhill really fast, that means our bobsled team is also fast, and isn't that, like, a compliment? our bobsled team is supposed to go fast, right? unless he's saying our bobsled team is slow, which is a slam, but then that means the market won't go downhill fast, which is good for our economy. this metaphor doesn't make any sense. the point is, doug ford is forcing me to learn about bobsledding and i

michael is the chef at the l.a. seafood restaurant providence. >> the damage these fires have caused is woven so deeply into the fabricour food systems it should be just an absolute red flag for anyone involved. >> reporter: red flag for what? >> red flag for change. what can be done to insure that these kinds of fires don't happen again? >> reporter: rasmus says monitoring how ocean life responds will go on for years. >> we are also going to be looking for chromium, for mercury. >> reporter: things you don't want in the ocean. >>> i'm sara donchey following a developing story in the vatican, another setback for pope francis. the 88-year-old pope had to undergo two procedures for spasms and mucus build-up. he's still recovering from double pneumonia and was put back on a breathing machine. doctors say he doesn't seem to have new infections and is alert and resting. he's been in the hospital about 2 1/2 weeks. >>> stocks took a dive today after president trump said the tariffs on mexico and canada will take effect tomorrow. president trump said he's using the tariffs to put pressure on the countries to fight fentanyl a

child charges, investigators say search of michael ross's home last month uncovered thousands of child abuse material in various forms. the 67 year-old was taken into custody earlier this month before being released on bail. the san mateo county sheriff's office is urging anyone who could help out with their investigation to give them a call. tonight. we've got some good news to report about oakland's budget crisis. the city is uncovered. unexpected money, which means those 4 additional fire house is slated for closure this month will remain open. kron four's dan kerman has more. >> we have been on pins and needles waiting to hear phase 2 would need to be enacted. oakland fire chief tim in covington says we're the city will not be closing for additional firehouses as originally planned is huge news. it's really, really big deal, you know, to lose 30% of workforce. >> in a city that once, you know, 70,000 calls and above every year, you know, it really is that it's about the safety of the community being a fire, safe city, making sure that when our citizens call 9-1-1, we can show up with reasonable amount of time to do our job. the for additional f

into our country. now the hunt is out to find them. national security adviser michaeltz on what is being done to keep america safe. >> and does president trump hate america? democratic strategists making the most baseless claim, and media moments that matter, only on, one nation. join thousands of advertisers who have built their businesses, reaching america's most influential audience. need creative? we can help. fox news media impact starts here. advertise with us today. ♪ no. ♪ -no. -nuh-uh. ♪ yeah. oh. yes. ♪ oh yeah. yes. isn't this great? yeeaahhhh!! ♪ yeah, i could do a cartwheel in here. oh hey! would you like to join us? no. we would love to join you. ♪ >> all eyes on peace talks in saudi arabia this week, u.s. and ukraine will be featured actions, first high level meeting since oval office confrontation between president and president of zelenskyy of ukraine. what could we expect this time, mike waltz, is going to saudi arabia to conduct the talks, great to see you, thank you for joining us. michael, what are we expecting from the ukrainians. >> we're expecti

michael. >> all right, mary, thank you so much for that. and as mary said, the latest round of tariffs went into effect at midnight. our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is tracking the potential impact for all of us. good morning rebecca. >> good morning michael. investors are on edge with the uncertainty over tariff policy hanging in the backdrop. but they are reacting this morning to some positive news on inflation. the just released report showing prices rose more slowly last month than expected. prices up 2.8% from a year ago. that's an improving picture. and notably grocery prices, which have been climbing for many months. those overall were flat, but those egg prices, they were up almost 59% from a year ago, 10.5% compared to a month ago. the cost of new cars and airfares also declining, where we are starting to see the impact of tariffs from china in particular, is those clothing prices which rose and household furnishings. other areas that saw increases electricity, used cars and medical services, and the bulk of tariffs. the bulk of what has been announced at this point is n

michael. >> we shall look. >> no. >> we shall overcome. >> and then they went. >> into base. how low can you. >> go? back row. what a brother. >> know once again, back is the. >> it was very surprising. >> but it was beautifully executed. >> what? civil rights 90 cnc music factory. crossover that you just did all right. >> be sure to tune in to a new episode of have i got news for you. it premieres tonight, 9 p.m., right here on cnn. >> twitter. >> that's a great. >> name. >> we invented a whole new thing. >> no one. could possibly have understood where it was going. >> twitter. breaking the bird premieres tomorrow night at 10:00 on cnn. >> there are some things that work better together, like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya provides tools that help you make the right investments and benefit choices, so you can reach today's financial goals and look forward to a more confident future. >> voya well. >> planned, well invested, well. >> protected no. >> matter what kind of teeth you gotta brush or will be, electric cleans better with one simple touch. oral-b's dentist inspired round brush he

michael. >> we shall. >> overcome. >> no. >> we. >> shall overcome. but then they went into bass. how low can you go get. >> bro? >> what a brother. >> know once again, becky's. >> the anchor. >> it was very surprising, but it was beautifully executed. >> what civil rights 90 cnc music factory crossover. did you just did. >> straight out of compton's. >> technically a negro spiritual. it's about struggle. it's about overcoming a form of oppression. >> and about a crazy motherfucker named ice. >> cube. >> it's like every black person just turned to you right there and was. >> like, oh. >> i felt. >> it. >> i felt. >> it, you know, it's two black people right behind you, right over your shoulder. >> i'm very aware. >> democrats showed their support for al green by breaking into an impromptu rendition of we shall overcome. but if you're frustrated with democrats, here's chuck schumer with a bold path forward. the best way to. organize and protest. >> is to organize. organizing is hard, but it's effective. and that's what we're doing. >> got it. so the best way to organize is to organize. and that's how you organize

michael. >> we. >> shall. >> overcome. >> no. >> we. >> shall overcome. and then they went into base. how low can you go, pedro? what a brother! >> know once again, back. >> is the anchor. >> it was very surprising. >> but it was beautifully. >> executed. >> what? civil rights 90 cnc music factory crossover. did you just did. >> be sure to tune in. a new episode of have i got news for you is tonight at 9 p.m. thank you so much for joining me this evening. i'm jessica dean. i'll see you again tomorrow night. we start real time with bill maher start the clock. >> one. >> thank you. thank you. how are you? all right. thank you very much. thank you. i appreciate it thank you. welcome to real time. oh okay. sit down. mr. thank you. there's so much to get to. so let me just start with this. sometimes, you know, you got to hit rock bottom and it took us six weeks here in america. i mean, even the republicans now are alarmed what trump is doing. i mean, they're telling their own people don't go to the town halls because other republicans are screaming at you too much. really? they're turning on amy coney barrett. we're

. >> if they don't name a replacement to michael barr then are you okay with jay powell absorbency role of bank supervision into >> jay powell will assume his duties and do what he thinks he needs to do but again the board of governors to make that call and make that decision if president trump thanks one is needed to affect the board of directors and direct them that i'm fine with that. the fact that the letter came pretty quickly a lot of us did have time to review it. but we'll see who he names antifreeze in place will go along with it. maria: a dozen senate committee chairs appointee john thune to rewrite the budget set of moving forward with the past house budget. this growing frustration over the consideration of your long government funding bill that could cut defense spending where are you on these issues as house democrat has launched new ads in 23 congressional districts attacking republicans over cuts to medicaid congressman. >> first of all not telling the truth there is no cuts to medicaid nowhere do they have anything named there's no mention of cuts, what is mentioned are work requirements needed

michael: no doubt. how long do we cook them for? >> only going to take about a minute. then they will go into a tray with a marinara sauce. own marinara sauce. i know what i preferred. >> rebecca: i happen to have some in my cover it at home. >> michael: you two have already started eating. >> fantastic. >> put them in the oven. i like t they have kind of a crispy exterior. >> yeah, that's from the minute that i spend putting them here in them, you know, not my. >> i can't take any of that. yeah. no, it's definitely all my . yeah. >> you have carbon beach coming up. what's that tell you about carbon beach? is the annual event we do every year in miami during formula one. >> this year, it's, uh, may 2nd to may 4th, and it's sort of the grandest dinner party you could ever have. there's performances. there's a big main event, there's a huge meal, sort of a bacchanalia of food and beverage. there's nowhere else to go because when the meal is over, you're done for the night. yeah well, i tell you what. >> i'll be. i'll be at the f1, so i have to come by car bomb beach and have a meal. i got you. i just make sure i have plenty

so washington is trying to push ukraine into negotiations by limiting its support to key of, according to media reports. marco rubio, c with call fans, and michael walls will travel to saudi arabia and she's a to meet with the ukranian delegation. but sure will include andre, your mark of who's the top official after the lensky in ukraine. this will be the 1st meeting between the 2 sides. it seems to meeting in the oval office. according to reports, the white house was a ceasefire. as soon as possible in order to expedite it's rare minerals and natural resources deal with ukraine now. so take a listen to this. we have now we're now in discussions to coordinate a meeting with the ukrainians in re i'd or even potentially jetta. so other cities moving around a little bit, but it will be saudi arabia. and i think the idea is to get down a framework for a peace agreement and an initial cease 5 ceasefire as well. it is common consensus that in order for the conflict, the n t f is going to have to talk to moscow. but here's the thing. remind we need to point out that mr. zalinski has explicitly for bitten negotiations with the law the mirror put in the

into the eu. so i think there is potential leadership, michael, but i don't know. they'll have to decide for themselves. >> all right. >> evelyn farkas, thank you so much. barbara comstock, please stay with us next hour. john bolton, donald trump's national security adviser during his first term, is calling on secretary of state marco rubio to resign over the oval office debacle. he will join the conversation. but first, elon musk, doge, is sending a new email to federal workers demanding they explain what they did this past week. write it down, folks. you're watching the down, folks. you're watching the weekend. (man) got one more antoine. (vo) with usps ground advantage, it's like you're with us every step of the way. ♪ (man) cooool. ♪ (man) right on time! (vo) stay in the know. from your dock... to their door. ♪♪ sonya earlene and marcia are among the thousands of real women living with metastatic breast cancer; doing what they love. and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormona

michael should have been the easiest case. i mean, these are government contracts that the government has entered into to, you know, for foreignaid for it. i mean, we have literally medicine and food stuck in the warehouses right now abroad. and what they want to do is cut off delivery of that. so it would just rot in the warehouses. that is crazy. that's not the united states. >> yeah. and you know, we know trump has been so good at paying his bills in the past. so it's kind of consistent in that regard. but i want to go back to something you said about justice kennedy, because it strikes me that that really is the nub of it, the struggle that a justice has to listen to all sides and to land where they need to land, upholding the constitution and their responsibility. you've got justice roberts having sided with trump on in the immunity decision last year. there's still other big cases around trump's actions, including around firing watchdog officials, etc. is that going to be some sign or indication of how this plays out? and the sort of iou concept both ways with the president, with the with these remaining decisions? >> i

michael. >> we. >> shall. overcome. >> no. >> we shall. >> overcome. >> and then they went into bass. how low can you go, bro? what a brother! >> know once again., back is. >> the income. >> it was very surprising, but it was beautifully executed. >> what? civil rights 90 cnc music factory crossover. did you just you can catch the all new episode of have i got news for you tonight at 9 p.m. >> on cnn. and thank you very much for watching news night. cnn's coverage continues next. >> tonight on 360. breaking news. >> elon musk. >> at the center of what the new york times calls. >> an. >> explosive meeting at the white house. a first glimpse of how anger over doge is building inside the administration. also, president trump began the day with the threat of sanctions on russia. but tough talk didn't last long. trump's former national security advisor, ambassador john bolton, joins me tonight and later. we now know what happened to actor gene hackman and his wife and the cause of her death and the timing of it is surprising. good evening. we start with the breaking news. just three nights ago, elon musk was recei

michael. >> we. >> shall. >> overcome. >> no. >> we. >> shall overcome. and then they went into base. how low can you go, pedro?t a brother! >> know once again, back. >> is the anchor. >> it was very surprising. >> but it was beautifully. >> executed. >> what? civil rights 90 cnc music factory crossover. did you just did. >> be sure to tune in. a new episode of have i got news for you is tonight at 9 p.m. thank you so much for joining me this evening. i'm jessica dean. i'll see you again tomorrow night. we start

into question. i think we are moving in a positive direction now. >> brian: michael, when you read this letter and youover it with the president, did he say got it, this is had enough for me to move forward or do you still need more from the ukrainian side? >> he said got it. wish we had heard this last week. this is a good, positive first step and then directed us to get the details of the negotiations and set those in and i will go back to him today and, you know, -- >> brian: is it there a chance the pause will be lifted. there is a report too that intelligence sharing has also stopped can kyiv. >> i think if we can nail down these negotiations and move towards these negotiations and, in fact, put some confidence building measures on the table. then the president will take a hard look at lifting. >> brian: get back on the peace process. >> we have to know both sides are negotiating partial around permanent peace. >> brian: you have not seen anything negative from this letter. >> and the conversation. i have to tell you the conversation this morning was much better than what we have been having the

and you know, michaels also stated that the americans do not have an infinite patience for the end, the support of the ukraine, which runs into billions of us dollars. i think the concessions of territory will have to be made to end the conflict to new crane. and the us does not see actually ukraine as a native member. and you know, he wasn't the only one in this as well. us class secretary will say, wait in stating the washington will not provide key of with more aid, unless the landscape is actually willing to make peace, you know, get it where. and it seems like, while the west is actually trying to make peace as well, at least the tends to make peace and put and then to the conflicts and ukraine, the e u. contributors with a small green rest of rhetoric by providing ukraine not only with financial, lots military it as well. we'll see how these things been out of the coming days had so on. and that's the case you have already not. thank you for bringing us up to speed on this right now. let's press now live to head all day. so for all base digits. alexander michael vegas, who joins me right now from vienna. alexander, i'm

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