they will have a voice and this is just the beginning but rubio and national security advisor michael waltz said this was a very productive first meeting. >> later on we are expecting more nominations to be put through the senate. the commerce secretary and fbi director, the white house as far as their optimism concerning the fbi erectors part where are they as of today? -- fbi director's part. >> especially after they were able to get confirmed by this are public and led senate the ceiling with a slim majority. they're expecting cash patel to be able to sail through especially because those other nominees cleared that benchmark. people like howard let nick the incoming commerce secretary are checking to sail through as well but really the gop is staying that way united behind president trump and allowing his nominees to really get through without a lot of issue. host: elon musk consistently in the news over the last few weeks. what is the white house doing to at least give the message out when it comes to his ability to do his job. not only the independence from the president but who he ac

they need to tone it down and take a hard look and signed the deal. >> mike michael waltz turn hi returnsaudi arabia and met with top officials. his country would not accept outcome from that ox since kyiv did not take part. cleared from the runway and $30,000 payments to the passengers and deltas at the cash offer has no strings attached many of those who take the money and still take legal action. all 80 passengers survived when the plane coming from minnesota on monday crashed while landing flipping upside down. aviation experts say it is a miracle everyone on board survived the. the cause is still under investigation. to the judge in the idaho murder case delivering a major blow to quadruple murder case bryan kohberger ruling the jury will see dna evidence despite the efforts to have it tossed. the defense team brought up two unidentified male blood samples discovered by investigators after the stabbing death. he is accused of killing four university idaho students on an off-campus home in late 2022. his trail set to begin august 11th. if found guilty, he could face the death penalty

national security advisor michael waltz says trump is deadly serious about not allowing iran to get a. watch this. >> i speak to what the president has repeatedly said that as iran can never have a nuclear weapon that not only would be exponential fourth israel. i think it would be exponential for the entire world because it could kick off a nuclear arms race in the middle east. president trump is absolutely serious, deadly serious when he says iran could never have a nuke and certainly not on president trump's watch. they are in a rational actor that we cannot allow to have their finger on the button. stuart: doesn't it sound like an attack on iran's nuclear facility is coming. >> either that or they're going to surrender they're not going to get one i think that's pretty clear and you know who's getting a standing ovation to the doctrine everyone else in the entire world who has a brain that includes the people from saudi arabia the amber rathi struck the region they understand israel is no threat to them they don't have to worry that israel is going to launch an attack on egypt or

. >> this week secretary of state marco rubio, michael waltz and mideast envoy steve witkoff met seniorsaudi arabia. working to end the war and broaden u.s./russia ties that began deteriorating more than a decade ago before russia first october paid ukraine an territory in the east. >> bill: dan hoffman, former c.i.a. chief of station. good morning to you. you studied putin for a long time. here is what a poll found among american voters. do you think the u.s. should trust putin? 81% say no. what would you do -- relationship developing in interesting ways. what would you do if you were still at the c.i.a.? >> listen, i spent the bulk of my c.i.a. career recruiting spies and stealing secrets to see the world through vladimir putin's eyes. i have no doubt the greatest value that director ratcliffe can provide to president trump and his team is to do just that. what i think is really important to emphasize is that putin is waging war on ukraine, the enemy is at the gates of europe and that risks casting a shadow over the $1 trillion of trade we do with europe. in the larger sense putin is

afterwards, secretary rubio, michael waltz, and u.s. special envoy steven witkoff work together to outline the next steps in negotiations. we are going to appoint our teams to work quickly to reestablish the functionality of our respective missions in washington and moscow, for us to be able to continue to move down this road we need to have diplomatic facilities that are operating and functioning normally. the second point is that we are going to appoint a high-level team from our end to help negotiate and work through the end of the conflict in ukraine in a way that is enduring and acceptable to all the parties engaged. the third point is to begin to work at a high level as well to begin to discuss and think about and examine both the geopolitical and economic cooperation that could result from an end to the conflict in ukraine. obviously we have to see that conflict come to an accessible -- successful and enduring and. the last thing that we agreed to is that while our teams will be working on all of this, the four of us today, five

here to react trump national security adviser michael waltz.ssion in ray add. riyadh. >> brian, there is obviously a lot of frustration here. vice president vance was very frustrated leaving the munich security conference. our secretary of treasuro traveled all the way to kyiv is also frustrated, the president obviously who makes his frustration well-known and that's because we presented the ukrainians really an incredible and historic opportunity to have the united states of america co-invest with ukraine, invest in its economy, invest in its natural resources, and really become a partner in ukraine's future in a way that is sustainable but also would be, i think, the best security guarantee they could ever hope for, much more than another pallet of ammunition. and so to have the united states co-invest, to grow their pie, to allow their economy to flourish over time, and oh, by the way, to have the american taxpayer recoup the hundreds of billions of dollars as the europeans do, all makes sense. why we're getting this pushback and certainly t

host: it was after the comments that were made that the national security advisor, michael waltz, talked about those challenges and rebuilding gaza in a five year time, it was negotiated under them yesterday. [video clip] >> what does that look like? is u can forcibly remove people from gaza? >> i would push back on the comments of cleaning out gaza. you have these people that are sitting with literally thousands of unexploded ordinance and piles of rubble. at some point, we have to look realistically, how do you rebuild gaza? what does that look like? what is the timeline? people were looking at unrealistic timelines, 10, 15 years. not the five years, so that is what we have to work through, that is part of what we worked through with prime minister netanyahu. [overlapping speaking] >> let me expand on what the national security advisor said. in any city in the united states of america, if you have damage that was like what i saw and gaza, so we would know right up hand specifically what was going on, nobody would have to go back to their homes. 30,000 unexploded munitions. it is in bui

we just got this news from national secured advisor michael waltz that marc fogel, an american schooleacher who was detained in russia, in august of 2021, for having in his possession happen on some medical marijuana sentenced to 14 years in prison is now on an aircraft with president trump special envoy to the middle east steve witkoff and is headed to freedom. according to a statement from michael waltz, witkoff and the president's advisors negotiated an exchange that serves as a show of good faith from the russians in a sign we are moving the right direction to end the brutal and terrible war in ukraine. we don't know what constitutes this "exchange" but we do know that the trump administration, unlike some administrations in the past, is not of a mind to exchange very high value targets like victor boot or millions of dollars in exchange for hostages, but good news for the fogel family and after a number of years in prison he is going to be coming back home. thank goodness he did not have to spend 14 years in a penal colony as he believed he was going to have to. >> sandra: impris

secretary of state marco rubio, director of the cia john ratcliffe, national security advisor michael waltznvoy steve witkoff to lead the negotiations. that conversation with president zelenskyy has already taken place. he is the white house -- here is the white house press secretary. sec. leavitt: the president distance and he got off the phone with president zelenskyy of ukraine. his truth is as follows -- i just spoke two president zelenskyy of ukraine. the conversation went very well. he, like president putin, wants to make peace. we discussed topics having to do with the war, but the mostly being set up on friday in munich where vice president jd vance and secretary of state marco rubio would lead the delegation. i am hopeful that the results of that meeting will be positive. >> all of that just hours after america's new defense secretary outlines the potential shape of the negotiation in brussels. pete hegseth said there will never be u.s. peacekeepers in ukraine and any hope by keys of retrieving that they have left this 2014 is, he said, "uninversion." >> we want, like you, a sovere

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secretary of state marco rubio and michael waltz and steve witkoff are heading to saudi arabia for meetings with russia. they laid out four priorities, a permanent end to the war, a diplomatic end to the war, integration and changes to aid for ukraine. what's not clear is when ukraine and allies will be invited to the table. ukrainian president zelenskyy was asked about the negotiations. take a quick listen. >> can you accept any peace deal that is cut without ukraine? >> no. >> do you feel like you have a seat at the table right now? >> i not only count on it, i'm sure that we have to be there. >> and the secretary of state seemed to soften the language saying of course ukraine and europe will be involved in any negotiations. nbc news is told ukraine was absolutely not invited to the talks in saudi arabia but says the intention is for the u.s. to host a bilateral meeting with russia and then bilateral meeting with ukraine and then it talks together. what is not clear is when that might happen. and the u.s. is certainly setting the pace and setting the tone of these early discussions, jessi

the national security adviser, michael waltz, was on meet the press earlier this morning. here's what he said about all of this. >> well, i'm not going to get ahead of the president. and there are certainly a lot of sensitive conversations going on. we will have our secretary of state, our secretary of defense, our vice president, our special envoy in europe this week, talking through the details of how to end this war. and that means getting both sides to the table. he is prepared to tax, to tariff, to sanction. we need to get all sides to the table and end this war. >> so as you just heard michael waltz saying that he didn't want to get in front of president trump, but that there is a number of mechanisms that the trump administration is looking at in order to bring this war between ukraine and russia to an end. and i think i have to underscore yet again, that this was president trump saying this about vladimir putin. he said he wants to see people stop dying. all those dead people, young, beautiful people, they're like kids, 2 million of them, and for no reason. so that

host: it was after the comments that were made that the national security advisor, michael waltz, talked about those challenges and rebuilding gaza in a five year time, it was negotiated under them yesterday. [video clip] >> mr. trump has spoken about cleaning out gaza. what would that look like? is there a situation where you can forcibly remove people from gaza? >> i would push back on the comments of cleaning out gaza. you have these people that are sitting with literally thousands of unexploded ordinance and piles of rubble. at some point, we have to look realistically, how do you rebuild gaza? what does that look like? what is the timeline? people were looking at unrealistic timelines, 10, 15 years. not the five years, so that is what we have to work through, that is part of what we worked through with prime minister netanyahu. [overlapping speaking] >> let me expand on what the national security advisor said. in any city in the united states of america, if you have damage that was like what i saw and gaza, so we would know right up hand specifically what was going on, nobody would

national security adviser michael waltz says there needs a permanent end to the ukraine war walz saidill be talks about territory and security guarantees, and that trump is determined to move very quickly. he can secretary of state rubio said agreed on four principles with you russians in riyadh talks we are waiting to see what those principals are will appoint teams to reestablish functionality of missions in dy and moscow i any interesting what united states is saying to ukraine they want 50% of all revenues from resource extraction lines, u.s. trying to modernize our military i spoke with lucky on "sunday morning futures", u.s. buy military drones from china, watch this -- >> we need to take control of destiny with regarded not just drones but critical high tangibling our military depends on our law enforcement against on, yeah. we buy a lot of chinese drones gets worse most computers in united states even most critical military applications made in china, hollowed out by globalism outsourced all ability to make things that allow us to control our destiny we are -- forced into chin

marco rubio, michael waltz and special envoy to middle east steve witkoff are there. cia director john ratcliffe is not attending this meeting, he is part of the negotiating team. ukraine is not participating in this meeting. president trump said keefe will be in peace talks with russia. putin is adamant it will not take a ceasefire deal if is not at the table. and french president macron said he spoke with president trump and zelenskyy and said to achieve peace there could be credible for ukraine and pushing for europe to have a say in negotiations and say they must invest more in their own security and defense. here is nato secretary general. >> on ukraine, we have to get to a deal, which is strong. china is working, others working, it has to be strong and lasting and enduring and make sure when it comes to ukraine. >> madeleine: keith kellogg is expected to meet with zelenskyy in ukraine this week. kellogg says no one will impose a deal on a sovereign country and regarding ongoing meeting, it was not possible or realistic to have everyone sitting at the table. >> c

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national security advisor michael waltz and special envoy steve witkoff.ing place in riyhad. there is a three-stage peace plan that would call for election before signing of final agreement. ukraine is not taking part, ukr ukrainian president zelenskyy said in the last week no deal can be made if ukrainian negotiators are not involved. lieutenant general keith kellogg will be in ukraine that week and is expected to meet with zelenskyy. european leaders held a meeting voicing concern u.s. and european deal could res ward russia in the end and china is weighing in that all parties should sit together for peace talks. hours before, russia launched iks tensive drone attack on ukraine and troops are advancing at the fast eest pace since 200 22. six days ago we saw trump, president trump make this phone call with russian president vladamir putin showing how fast all of this is moving. back to you. >> steve: no kidding. thank you. >> brian: russia says we're more concerned about our relationship with the u.s. and want our oil companies back. exxon included. we ne

michael waltz is here. where is michael? he's been so busy.k. a woman who was just voted the most powerful woman anywhere in the world. no, i will go with prin princess reema. susie wiles. thank you. most powerful woman. that's pretty good. we have to talk to you about that, susie. that's pretty good. also we all know jared kushner. very special guy. [applause] thank you. thank you, jared. and elon musk. he's been making a little news lately, hasn't he, though? very positive news. stand up. he's a great guy. [cheers and applause] we did a little show last night. i heard it got very good riddance too appeared "hannity." sean hannity. fantastic man, fantastic guy. he did a show. the show with him. i come with a simple message for all around the world. if you want to push boundaries, unleash breakthroughs, transform industries, make a fortune, because you want to make a fortune. most of you already have -- >> greg: so that's why i have to go to the doctor appeared it's going to be a small procedure. so you had a good point. >> dana: i don't know

of jordan at a white house next week joining me now president trump national security adviser michael waltz thank you so much for being here this morning. >> good to be with you always. >> i know you and steve witkoff met with netanyahu yesterday tell us about this idea and how this came about. >> well, the president has been thinking about this for quite sometime. and has received a number of briefings, including his special envoy witkoff's multiple trips to the region. look. here is a common sense reality that the president is absolutely rooted in, hamas started this war roughly 16 months ago, it -- the palestinian people are the victims of hamas's terrorist dictatorship gone on in gaza for quite sometime, you're talking to me a veteran has little been shot at by terrorists hiding behind women and children, used as human shields ill defended its having we rightly supported that reality is gaza is a wasteland miles and miles and miles of rubble, you have nearly two million people living without with sewage, barely with drinking water, with hundreds and hundreds of trucks trying to bring ba

you have michael waltz, you have marco rubio and steve witkoff, who is the one who negotiated that ceasefirel before they got into office. circumstance t faikt mcforland great thoughts. >> he's trying to bring rapid end to ukraine war. europeans and frankly biden administration said, we can't have negotiated solution, we can't trust putin, therefore let's not negotiate and america we expect you to shoulder burden of any defense ukraine is going to do. for british and french president to be saying, america, you got to do more when they are not willing to do more is height of hypocrisy. >> lawrence: when you simplify foreign policy, they are saying, america, shut up, don't get involved, but we want your money. that will not fly with this current commander-in-chief. one thing missed in this conversation, talking about this conflict between russians and ukraines or israel and hamas. president is always speaking about human life and always talks about kids dying. this should never have happened. let's stop the killing. when you start from that, bring the hostages home. when you start from that po

pete hegseth is in, along with michael waltz as national security advisor and they will make sure weand iran adheres to international demands. >> carley: -- congressman, thank you for joining us, we appreciate you and your insight, as always. todd, over to you. >> todd: the trump administration cracking down on anti-semitism on college campuses, the doj is planning probe five top universities while hhs will investigate four separate medical schools to determine if they protected jewish students on campus. gregory liacove is a journalist and high school junior and joins me now. you are a junior and applying to colleges, how has rising anti-semitism on college campuses impacted you as you apply to schools? >> yeah, so in less than a year, i'll be applying to my colleges and right now what i see is jewish students being terrorized on college campuses, not feeling safe, feeling harassed. you see in uc berkley, portland or harvard, jewish students being locked out of libraries and harassed by other students. that is not how i want my college experience to go and not how it should be. unde

trump is living in russian disinformation, national security advisor michael waltz explaining presidentn on this. listen. >> his goal is to bring the war to an end. his frustration with president zelenskyy that you heard his multi fold then needs to be a deep appreciation for what the american people, the market taxpayer what president trump did. some of the rhetoric coming out of kyiv and insults to president trump are unacceptable. the own secretary of treasury made the trip to offer for american to coinvest with ukraine and their minerals and resources to truly grow the pie rather than enter into constructive conversation we got a lot of rhetoric in the media that was incredibly fortunate. an improved version of trump's wearers mineral dill for the sharp usaid in avoiding the problems. this is then asked yes but the wall street journal is reporting a u.s. republican lawmaker met with zelenskyy at the munich security conference last week in apparently zelenskyy told the republican lawmaker that scott bessent pushed paper across the table the minerals agreement and said you sign this a

. >> benjamin netanyahu met with michael waltz university and steve witkoff, who is hopeful about negotiationsen israel and hamas. president trump expressed skepticism about the ceasefire future. >> president trump: i have no idea if it will hold, no guarantee peace will hold. >> the two leaders will hold a press conference following their meeting, it could be later today and could include dinner. >> steve: you never know. thank you. >> ainsley: hand over to carley with headlines for us. >> carley: good morning to you, guys. more news. transportation secretary sean duffy visiting site of the deadly medivac crash yesterday. he is saying it is save to fly despite the fl flight and phily. >> air travel is safe e69 form of travel in the country. you can travel and feel good about it on american airlines. this is safest mode of transportation and understand as public and demand we can't stand to have crashes, this is unacceptable. >> carley: he says they will hire more air traffic controllers . and vice president j.d. vance heading to upper yoo for his fis trip abroad since taking offic. he will he

-- you know, a lot of our cabinet people including treasury secretary bessent, vice president, michael waltzn ratcliffe our secretary of state marco rubio have been meeting with various ukrainian people at the security conference so nofrng this is about excluding anybody, in fact it is about including everybody. >> here why is that question was asked, ukrainian president zelenskyy has been saying no peace detail possible without ukraine, and obviously, himself, at the table. >> i will never accept any decision between united states and russia about ukraine, never, and never, adults and children and everybody, the war in ukraine against us, human losses, thankful for all the support, between usa, in usa around ukraine support by support i think put all of this, but there is no in the world can really make a deal with putin without us. >> what do you make of that. >> i think that we saw a writ of a immediate freak-out over the weekend folks said oh, united states can negotiate directly with russia cut out zelenskyy i think we've heard that, reputed by trump officials sake, of course, ukraine i

michael waltz is here. where is michael? michael's been so busy.nd a woman who was just voted the most powerful woman anywhere in the world. i know i'll go with. i'm going to go with princess reema. but she was voted the most powerful woman anywhere in the world. siouxsie wiles. >> thank you, thank you. >> most powerful woman. that's pretty good. we have to talk to you about that, siouxsie. it's pretty good. and also, we all know jared kushner, a very special guy. thank you jared. thank you. >> jared. >> and elon musk has been making a little news lately hasn't he though very positive news. stand up elon. he's a great guy. we did a little show last night. i heard it got very good ratings too, by the way. we did hannity. sean hannity is fantastic, a fantastic man, fantastic guy, and he did a show and it was great being on the show with you last night. i come today with a simple message for business leaders from all across the nation and all around the world. if you want to build the future, push boundaries, unleash breakthroughs, transform industrie

and michael waltz who was just in saudi arabia with marco rubio, steve lit cough as they were talkingting with vladimir putin's on the horizon. and there will be questions about the state of israel who today received four of their hostages back home, at nine months old when he was captured, ariel bibas, their mom shiri, and odette... , who lost his life in the hands of hamas terrorists. we will keep you updated, watch the briefing

michael waltz commenting as well. >> this needs to be a permanent into the war and not a temporary end seen in the past the death and destruction that is happening as this word goes on and on month after month in the killing fields of eastern and southern ukraine is unacceptable. it is not in the interest of either country or in the world and certainly not in interest of the united states and europe. maria: president trump suggested the change in power in ukraine which multiple foreign diplomatic sources say could be part of a peace deal. watch this. >> we have a situation where we have had elections in ukraine, we have martial law essentially martial law and ukraine were the leader in ukraine, i hate to say it buddies down 4% approval rating in our country has been blown to smithereens. i personally, he's fine but i don't care about personally i care about getting the job done you have leadership that a lot of work to go one that should've never happened even without the united states. maria: the president of ukraine zelenskyy says he will not accept any outcome without being part of

blinks first for sure michael waltz said you trump is right to you demand nato allies ramp up spendinged its numbers quite a bit, but where are we in terms of increasing the numbers relative to their own gdp? >> right. right now the target is 2%. you have about 24 nato countries that meet that not enough. raising to 5% has been discussed. as you mentioned, poland very close to that 4.7. baltic states in favor of that. others are in favor of it. we have summit meeting at nato this summer i think is going to be negotiations with all the allies about picking a new, higher target and they've been holding people to account for. >> it let me get your take on foreign policy, what is taking place at the white house benjamin netanyahu, will be the first foreign leader to go to white house to meet with now president trump he has meeting with administration officials tomorrow going to have a sit don with the president at the white house tomorrow make netanyahu planning to discuss victory over hamas countering iran expanding ditchmatics relations with other are a obama countries hamas released thr

which i will be doing right now and i've asked south carolina state marco rubio, john ratcliffe, michael waltz and ambassador and special envoy steve witkoff to lead the negotiations, which i feel strongly will be successful". mr. trump is orchestrate ago peace conference strategy and ceasefire principles and ultimately end to the war. and mr. trump is basically drive ago process for all three sides and u.s., russia and ukraine. that's going to lead to an end of the violence. and the hostilities and the war. mr. trump's actions are a breathtaking de-marsh. it is the most statesman-like effort in generations. what trump is doing to end the russia ukraine war should be his second noble peace prize. the first one with was iraq. for him, it's promises made, promises kept. and that's the riff. we me now is wesley hunt much thank you, sir. we love having you on the show. you know that. i think you might have -- did you hear the riff. going for the foreign policy going for him to look like it's going to be the finest american staysman in generations and generations going for wesley hunt and if you di

cabinet national security advisor michael waltz is here live in the 8:00 a.m. hour, let's check markets futures indicated a mixed opening to a decline across the board the major averages are lower down industrial town about 83 the nasdaq what were by 192 the committee for responsible federal budget is estimated that the presidents tariffs could raise $20 billion through the rest of the year at the tariffs on china in 200 billion through 2035 coming up alphabet earnings on deck as a stock on the move the previous disney out this morning and amazon tomorrow "after the bell" all coming up, oil prices look like this extra puts maximum pressure on iran including tightening the rope on oil revenue. were talking about it this morning as wall street had lower, european markets also leading the move dog across the board. in asia overnight markets finished like this and next story best performers japan and korea overnight back at home trumps cabinet nominees rfk junior tulsi gabbard clearing key sudden community votes with a full or vote coming soon the senate confirming

michael waltz with laura last night on the north lawn. >> these are babies. this was their mother.his is a sick terrorist organization no different than isis and we cannot have gaza ruled by a terrorist organization, hamas has to be destroyed. we'll continue -- >> bill: the israeli ambassador said. hamas returned an unidentified body as if it were a worthless shipment. this is a new low, evil and cruelty with no parallel. joey, what do you think about this now? >> as an american it is a good thing. the only thing i can think of similar to this when u.s. soldiers were paraded through somalia in the blackhawk down incident. at least those were combatants and men that went to war. there is an argument we shouldn't have been there to begin with, sure. this is nothing like that. what happened october 7th is a massacre killing people for no good reason and play must i can and have their children dancing and celebrating the death of babies. the truth is nobody else in the middle east wants the palestinians in their country. they don't represent muslims or people of palestinian descent. th

we will hear from security advisor michael waltz and moments. >> and president trump's joint news conference with benjamin netanyahu of israel. first, peter doocy live at the white house. as president trump -- expected to go 3 for 3 on the trade fr front. >> expected to, maybe not right away. the president's advisors don't seem like they are in as much of a hurry to prove that tariffs on china can work. >> this is not our first rodeo. we have to have institutional memory. you above all people the china tariffs. zero inflation. let's trust in trump. trust in trump. >> by the first week of march, we could be right back here if the 10,000 troops mexico was sending to their side of the border and the 10,000 frontline personnel canada is sending to their side of the border don't meaningfully reduce the amount of funds and all coming into the united states. while the effort ramps up, opponents believe could help negotiate with beijing. >> if you look at canada and mexico coming in from the cold, realizing they are in an infinite position. he gives trump a way to deal strongly with china which -- t

. >> here was the white house response from michael waltz, national security advisor. >> president trump's rethink the entire dynamic. that has some people uncomfortable, but i think zelenskyy would be wise to enter into this agreement with united states. there is no better way to secure them going forward. >> all right, so he is saying zelenskyy should get on board, "this is your best way out," but russia is setting the table and setting expectations, saying no territorial concessions, which i would take to mean not just crimea, but whatever territory is taken during this war in the last three years. >> we would expect putin to say that before we entered negotiations. secretary rubio was right. president trump is the best negotiator we have had in the oval office. he will know very quickly is this serious, what is this? this is why it's important we have these talks, build a framework, get to the table, and quickly we will know what's realistic and what's not. ultimately, we have to keep in mind the goal is to end this conflict and get the united states out of the permanent commitments to

nato membership said to be unacceptable by michael waltz and saying russian controlled parts of the country are lost. in addition the president of egypt announced i guess two hours ago that he was flying to saudi arabia. maybe these talks only not just continue but maybe expand. stay tuned for more on that as we get it. >> dana: today governor hochul meets with new york city leaders as she weighs the fate of embattled mayor eric adams. she announced the meeting hours after four of adams top deputies resigned. the cover of the "new york post" today fall from grayci. of course they are always great. alexis mcadams is in the new york with more. >> big news day here in the big apple. new york governor kathy hochul hasn't said she will remove mayor eric adams but looking at next steps during these meetings today. that's why we're outside her office hoping to get a question in. we'll see what happens. this is the latest statement coming in from the governor herself talking about what would happen next. she says i recognize the immense responsibility i hold as governor and the constitutional power

rubio leading a group of president trump's advisers which also includes nsa michael waltz and specialthe middle east steve witkoff, the two sides reportedly set to meet at some point tomorrow. according to multiple reports, ukrainian officials were not invited to the talks. senate democrats are burned 325 hours, nearly two full weeks since january by delaying the confirmations of president trump's cabinet nominees. and this week in a rare move, democrats will require the upper chamber to take a procedural vote just to take another procedural vote to eventually confirm trump's pick for fbi director kash patel. so far the senate has confirmed 16 of trump's cabinet selections. and senator rand paul is inviting doge leader musk to fort knox to review one of the largest u.s. gold reserves after the senator revealed that the supply isn't been checked on a yearly basis no. word on the last time the vault has been audited we know it carries an estimated $425 billion worth of gold. that sound like fun to check. we will ask senator paul about the efforts when he joins us later this morning. and

secretary of state marco rubio, michael waltz did sit down with russian foreign m ministry for peace today. this is the first formal sit down since january 2022. joining us andy biggs from house oversight. congressman, this is remarkable, diplomatic shift and thank you for joining us and spending time with us tonight. where did the billions of dollars, hundreds of billions of dollars the president said went to ukraine, where did the money go? >> well we know that at least some of it was going out. zelenskyy actually had to fire some of his cabinet because they were basically embezzling. we know some of the material that was given to ukraine ended up in war torn places, in africa and so president trump's right to say where did it all go? and we need to make sure our inspector general over this issue can get in there and kind of like doge, find out where all of this money went because ukraine, it isn't like ukraine was considered to be this ethics prior to the war with russia. they had their own ethical problems, liz, and so when we look at it and you say well where did that money go?

michael waltz says that the trump administration position is there's no way hamas stays in charge., if you have seen the hostage takeover, they are still the number one presence in the area. they are the ones still with the guns. >> lucas: that's right. we saw those hamas soldiers kidded with out with brand new uniforms, weapons. hamas still a force in gaza. also, just a few days ago when trump was talking about leveling tariffs on mexico and canada you saw a big about-face, perhaps. this announcement will get the attention of other allies in the middle east, guys. >> steve: indeed. lucas, thank you very much for the live report from d.c. so, you know, it was such -- it was a jaw-dropper last night. the cover of the "new york post" is we will take over gaza. you got to wonder where this idea came from. i know jared kushner had told the president a year or two ago. gaza's waterfront property could be very valuable. suggested the move the israelis out and clean it up. donald trump is a developer. he sees the potential. again talking about land that people had fought over decades and

michael waltz has said no scenario as national security adviser in which hamas stays in charge of gaza they're going to to go back to fighting unless something else a happens. a lot will be discussed of substance when prime minister netanyahu comes to the oval office this week and has the first one-on-one with president trump as president. rachel: yeah. and we're just all waiting to hear what has happened to the two brothers, an infant and a toddler who were taken, it's just heartbreaking. and one wonders why they weren'- released in the ceasefire deal. there must be a reason behind that and, hopefully, we'll get to the bottom of that. it's just too much. i want to move to this because today is kind of, like, you know, happy tariff day, right in. [laughter] trump says he's going to, you know, have tariffs on canada and mexico, but considering lowering tariffs on canadian oil. listen to this. [inaudible conversations] >> reporter: will tomorrow's tariffs include, be inclusive of canadian crude in. >> i'm probably going to reduce the tariff a little bit on that. we think we're going to b

this is president trump set secretary of state marco rubio with the national security advisor michael waltz special envoy to saudi arabia laying the groundwork for the trump putin meeting. listen. >> the united states and europe has supported the effort but the united states unquestionably has borne the brunt of the support over the years but now president trump is clear and needs to come to an end there are key tenants that will drive these negotiations. >> the first step of a multiphase in the invasion the deal offered wednesday in ukraine by secretary scott bessent, sources tell me would be a 50/50 joint partnership that includes mining for rare-earth minerals energy like oil and natural gas and infrastructure which gets the deal to $500 billion the level president trump talked about. the argument for the administration that more u.s. interest in ukraine worth protecting would deter russia for more incursions plus the president will go after russia's oil. listen. >> if necessary the russian leadership should know if president trump directs me we will go to maximum sanctions on russian en

>> national security adviser michael waltz says the president is very frustrated with president zelenskyyays. since then, volodymyr zelenskyy, the ukrainian president has appeared to try to take the program down with trump since the program or posting on x again about his meeting with general kellogg in ukraine today. he talked about security guarantees in order to make a deal. now, that is a big question right now what would those security guarantees even look like. the u.k. has suggested putting peace keeping troops on the ground. europe hasn't been able to agree to that. we now see that president macron of france will be at the white house on monday as well as kier starmer later in the week. >> yeah. that's a big deal. macron coming monday the u.k. prime minister coming thursday. europe is trying to get a sense of where this is all headed. you mentioned keith kellogg, general keith kellogg ukraine russia envoy meeting with zelenskyy today they said they had a good meeting. they did not have a press availability after that meeting. josh, but there's a sense that things are moving and pe

the overall tensions in the middle east benjamin netanyahu met with national security advisor michael waltzday the trump administration reportedly asking congressional leadership to approve but not entered one billion-dollar arms sales to israel which will includes thousands of bombs armored bulldozers and other weapons fox news senior strategic analyst and the chairman of the institute for the study of war general jack keane it's great to see you, thank you for being here. >> delighted to be here. >> what you expected after the vision and not yahoo meeting. >> there's a number of things on the agenda but certainly let's give significance to the fact that this is the first international leader president trump is meeting with in person and it has to do with the significance of what is taking place in the middle east in the cease-fire and prisoner exchange going and also termination to the war, literally what's on the table we seen the initial stages of hospice and prisoner exchange take place in the first couple of weeks of the 42 days cease-fire scores of hostages still remain in today is s

michael waltz said this over the weekend. >> i don't think there is any plans to invade canada.'s what you are talking about. really what you are seeing is a reassertion of american leadership in the western hemisphere from the arctic to the panama canal and that's what we're talking about. >> dana: this matters from an economic standpoint. >> the way i read this. the president is leaning hard into wanting the make it a state. but as an economist and business guy knowing how much trade happens across the border the way i read it he is saying i want to have a close great relationship with an economy that matters because we need what they have and they need what we have. so look, statehood or not i think he wants to get to a better place. justin trudeau is not a good partner. i think there are better partners and he is trying to set up that relationship and yes it's a little antagonistic. imagine if you have take down trade barriers on both sides and they would buy more of our stuff and vice versa. awesome for america and canada. >> get a month or three and he will get a better de

app at cpac, michael waltz said this about striking a deal with ukraine. >> here is the bottom line.skyy is going to sign that deal and you will see that in the very short term and that is good for ukraine. what better could you have for ukraine than to be in an economic partnership with the united states? we have an obligation to you, the american taxpayer to recoup the hundreds of billions of dollars invested in the war. europe's contributions are loans and often paid back on the interest -- by the interest on russian assets frozen. so europe gets paid back but the american people don't. i don't think so, right? so that's the deal that we are putting in place that's good for everyone. >> bill: i will want to share that with you. part of this deal has to do with rare earth material in ukraine, worth a lot of money. keith kellogg, special envoy was on x two hours ago. he says his meetings with zelenskyy were very positive and went very well. stand by and we'll see how it goes on to another day. >> dana: marathon session to pass the senate's budget blueprint seen as a messaging misfir

michael waltz there as well on the couch. 33 now past the hour.dent trump: when i left we had no middle east problem or no russia going into ukraine. putin never would have done it. i came back and we have the whole world is blowing up. so when we straighten it all out one of the first meetings i want is president xi of china, president putin of russia and say let's cut our military budget in half. we can do that. >> dana: president trump last week about wanting to eventually meet with xi and putin. it comes as he pushes peace talks with ukraine and russia. now new reaction from china. its foreign ministry saying chynna will serve as a stabilizing factor and firmly act as a constructive force in a changing world. joining us now is arkansas senator tom cotton. new book is out tomorrow called "seven things you can't say about china." i love the cover. i love the book and love the length. you can get through it quickly. when i saw the chinese say that i thought about this. put up for everybody the seven things you can't say about china. number three,

secretary of state marco rubio, director of the cia john ratcliffe, national security adviser michael waltzmbassador and special envoy steve witkoff to lead the negotiations which i feel strongly will be successful. end quote. now, this is a dramatic move by president trump. not only do break the log jam of war, but to engage directly with the key players, zelenskyy and putin. and mr. trump is essentially orchestrating what will become a peace conference strategy which will lead to ceasefire principles and, ultimately, an end to the war. mr. trump is basically driving a process for all lee sides, the u.s., russia and ukraine -- three sides -- and that's going to lead to an end to the violence and the hostilities and the war. mr. trump's actions are a breathtakingty imagine. it is the most statesman-like effort in generations. you know, trump how far won a nobel peace prize for the abraham accords during his first term. what he's doing now to end the seemingly intractable russia-ukraine war should be his second nobel prize. but you know what? actually for him it's promises made, promises kep

my vote, the congressional district 6 vote, the michael waltz seat, those are two highly anticipatedtrump's agenda across the finish line. david: well, and they need you rah desperately. i think think it is the slimmest majority there's ever been in the house of congress. so they need every republican they can find. you are florida's cfo. you have been responsible or at least a part of balancing the budget of that state several years in a row now. i don't know how many years it is in a row. when you look at what a doge is trying to do with the federal government, is there any advice you would give elon musk and others about how to get the affairs, financial financial affairs in order down there? >> yeah. what i would tell elon musk is put your foot on the gas pedal. this is probably some of the best exposure of transparency we have seen in washington ever. finish and so this is a web site you can go to, it's the usa spending.gov. and you can put keywords in there. this is how some of this is being discovered just by everyday citizens as you think about how massive the federal budget

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. >> john: a statement from michael waltz, this is a good sign, russia willing to play ball, so is thato not do this kind of thing for free. i would like to see what they think they are getting in return and how that sets the stage for negotiations over ukraine. >> john: see where it goes from here. thank you. sandra? >> sandra: president trump signing off on new tariffs for steel and aluminum imports peered we are going to speak with a family who has been in the steel business and how this may be a boon for them. (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. (woman) are you a veteran, own a home, and need money for your family? newday usa can help. veterans have earned a lot of va benefits with their service, but the va home-loan benefit is a big one. by using your benefit at newday, you can borrow up to one hundred percent of your home's value. take out an average of seventy thousand dollars! use that money to pay off high-rate d