hearing from donald trump, and so the want to make sure that donald trump is clear on what he's dealing with when it comes to discussing the future of ukraine and russia. the democrats just don't, mike donald trump, for what he's doing anyway. but republicans will fall in line because donald trump has virtually complete control, the republican party at the moment. but perhaps he may listen to some of the voices from people even like they're very close to me like lindsey graham, who's been very critical of platinum you're putting on maybe that may change, excuse me, his approach over the next few days. but it's clear that the americans want to get a peace deal. they want to get it soon. it's just when the the invite the ukrainians to the table and what's the final format, but they're going to present to us the ukrainians to sign. there's still a long way to go in at the moment. there are still a lot of dispute, a lot of bad feeling between both sides. okay. many things for the island, for sure. that for us in washington, the thousands of israelis have gathered in tell, of able to shed their grief off to the bodies of full captives wherever 10 from gauze i on thursday morning, they he

recompense for america's support in the war. he security guarantees before he signs any mike waltz — donald trump'smp this war will end, and it will end soon. and he is the president of peace. are clutching their pearls and having conniption fits, over what? because president trump's ready to stop the killing? since world war ii? in gaza post october 7. then what? oppose peace in europe? surrounding ukraine. earlier, we werejoined by simon smith. he served as british the republic of korea, and austria, and is now the chairman of the ukraine forum at chatham house. zelensky get out of this? it is reported that he is required to sign away $500 billion worth of his country's resources. what does he get for it? again, a lot of us know the answer. to have serious and substantial participation of the united because it is very easy to say, we want peace. none of us is going to put our hands up and say we don't want peace. and sustainable peace. without a security guarantee for ukraine, the risks that putin willjust sit back, recover, come back and have apple is taking the unprecedented step of removing it

mike donald trump inadvertently make foia great again.t i you know, i want to note here we've had maybe half a dozen situations where he issues these unlawful orders and people sue him. this is the law used as a sword, and i'm not sure they actually anticipated it where they're going forward under foia. but it is part of, i think, a general thrust. you know, molly mentioned orwell in the last segment, and i think he really is the political philosopher of the day. one of the biggest risks of the trump administration is he will try literally to erase from the pages of history, really important information, not simply here, but there have been other instances as well. and i really fear the day when there's going to be an attempt to get information, and we're just going to find out, oh, we just deleted all of those. sorry about that. and this kind of effort of foia, especially early to parry that is really important. it's of course critical for this very case. but i think it's a general theme to keep him from whitewashing the pages of history

but secretary hegseth secretary rubio, mike waltz donald trump. >> i. haven't heard. >> a single one of them say ukraine needs to be strong enough to defend itself. and we, the u.s. and our partners are going to continue to be committed to that even as we try to stop the war, which needs to be done. there needs to be a negotiated settlement, but you're not going to get a negotiated settlement by simply showing weakness to putin. >> and as you know, european leaders plan to hold an emergency summit after trump's special envoy to russia and ukraine, general keith kellogg, announced that europe will not be part of these talks, do you think that's a mistake? >> well. >> i think it's a mistake if you're not consulting them. look, you can't have i mean, we have a 53 nation coalition that's been helping ukraine defend itself. i don't imagine a scenario where all 53 nations are represented, sitting around the table as ukraine and russia and the u.s. try to work it out. but if you completely ignoring that coalition, that's a huge problem. and that's certainly th

donald trump. and when donald trump is your boss, you don't talk more than donald trump. in a business meeting with donald trump, elon musk spoke 3666 words. donald trump spoke 2487 words. mike pence never had a day like that in the oval office with donald trump. jd vance will never have a day like that in the oval office with donald trump, because donald trump is the boss of jd vance. one thing donald trump always craved before he ran for president was the attention of the truly rich, virtually all of whom ignored donald trump as phony, rich and vulgar rich. and now donald trump has the attention of the richest person in the world, the person who can literally bail him out of any financial difficulty, like the $85 million that he owes e jean carroll, pending his appeal of her successful lawsuit against him, and the half $1 billion that he owes the state of new york pending his appeal of the lawsuit. new york attorney general letitia james won against donald trump, and we have no idea how much money may have already passed between donald trump and between elon musk and donald trump. we have no idea how dependent donald trump is on elon musk. there will probably never be a wa

mike. president donald trump is placing blanket tariffs on canada, mexico and china. joins us now. just one of many developments over the weekend. i think we need to really it's going to be important that we make sure we're paying attention to all the developments that come out of washington. but sure, we can start with tariffs, 25% on anything from canada or mexico, 10% chinese goods. the surprise is there's no carveout in the tariff for food. you may recall candidate trump said he was going to bring grocery prices down. trump says china, canada, mexico are exporting dangerous drugs to america, and neither canada nor mexico are doing enough to prevent people from crossing their borders into america. now, the standard reminder americans pay american tariffs on foreign goods, and those tariffs can afford effect rather more than just foreign goods. many american manufacturers who have factories here often rely on parts and components from other countries. and even if they don't, american manufacturers see their competitors prices go up. they know they can raise prices,

completely unreasonable and his relationship with washington us national security advisor mike waltz, pointed out donald trump frustration with the landscape behavior. the president, trump is obviously very frustrated right now with present zalinski. the fact that i that he hasn't come to the table that he hasn't been willing to take this opportunity that we have offered. i think he eventually we'll uh get to that point and i hope so very quickly. but present trump is as we made clear to our russian counterparts. and i want to make clear today he's focused on stop in the fighting and moving forward. and we can argue all day long about what's happened in the past . to get us more on the story we're joined here, live in the studio by our table responded unless to see of a large amount and us to see it. tell us a little bit about this, a recent episode of frustration with the landscape from the white house. well, as we can see in the most recent speech, donald trump doesn't even mention valencia leaves the to you is supporting as an assault, a new ton and washington policy towards key if and you know, messages j

mike may ment involving donald trump and why nigeria slice to get gray shortage of delta is pushing up to the time and change the color when says arrive is something of a vengeance across western pulse of kind of the western areas. so the us as well saying some rather live, you shall as longest both of right areas of low pressure just coming through here to we off into the northeast. as you can see, we have got both wesley direction on our when's here? so you can see we're all going to see more of that smoke pulling away though, so things will gradually ease up across these composite canada, the northeast of the us. but we have more wintry weather coming in across the legs . heavy rain coming up towards so that is the side of the legs for the pennsylvania pushing over towards new york quite to where the coming back came behind at this stage. but still some, when she was just looking around the pacific northwest this we go on. it's a sunday. well, cheryl was just stack of the way across the mountain state. still called nothing. calvary minus 16 celsius to just folding away around 15 deg

completely unreasonable and his relationship with washington, us national security advisor mike waltz pointed out donald trump's frustration was the landscape behavior. the president, trump is obviously very frustrated right now with present zelinski. the fact that i that he hasn't come to the table that he hasn't been willing to take this opportunity that we have offered. i think he eventually we'll get to that point and i hope so. very quickly, but present trump is as we made clear to our russian counterparts. and i want to make clear today he's focused on stop in the fighting and moving forward. and we can argue all day long about what's happened in the past. us now to take us to the story is joining us here in the studio, archie corresponding on this, but see of a large in us. so can you bring us through why the lensky is in such hot water with the white house right now? well, you know, don't, it seems like it's all going, going down from 5 to was for ukraine is we can see in the most recent speech, donald trump doesn't even mention so lensky and leaves that uh to have subordinates on trump c, praying. and

refusing to have a dialogue with washington and moscow. us national security advisor mike walter pointed out donald trump's frustration was the landscape behavior. the president, trump, is obviously very frustrated right now with present zelinski. the fact that i that he hasn't come to the table that he hasn't been willing to take this opportunity that we have offered. i think he eventually we'll get to that point and i hope so. very quickly, but present trump is as we made clear to our russian counterparts. and i want to make clear today he's focused on stop in the fighting and moving forward. and we can argue all day long about what's happened in the past. the more on the story now we're doing live in the studio by on us to see of a large enough on us to see. yeah. can you tell us a little bit about why the ukrainian leaders in such hot water with the white house? well, as you can see in the most recent space, donald trump doesn't even mention zalinski and leads that to hit support in this. and it's really a you tied in washington's policy towards the cave compared to the biden ministration we've seen fo

completely unreasonable and his relationship with washington us national security advisor mike waltz, pointed out donald trump's frustration with the landscape behavior. the president, trump, is obviously very frustrated right now with present zalinski. the fact that i that he hasn't come to the table that he hasn't been willing to take this opportunity that we have offered. i think he eventually we'll get to that point and i hope so. very quickly, but present trump is as we made clear to our russian counterparts. and i want to make clear today he's focused on stop in the fighting and moving forward. and we can argue all day long about what's happened in the past or to bring us more news on this story. we're joined by our tea correspondent on us to see a voltage and i'm out on us to see. yeah. can you just tell us a little bit about why ukraine is in such hot water with the white house? well, you know, you don't, as you just set, it all seems like it's getting down from bad to worse for ukraine as we can see in the most recent speech, donald trump doesn't even mentions that lensky. he leads that to his subordin

completely unreasonable and his relationship with washington us national security advisor mike waltz pointed out donald trump's frustration was the landscape behavior. the president, trump, is obviously very frustrated right now with present zalinski. the fact that i that he hasn't come to the table that he hasn't been willing to take this opportunity that we have offered. i think he eventually we'll get to that point and i hope so. very quickly, but present trump is as we made clear to our russian counterparts. and i want to make clear today he's focused on stop in the fighting and moving forward. and we can argue all day long about what's happened in the past. and i'll get more details on the story now and join live in the studio by our to correspondence on the supposed to be of a large and on us to see it. take us through why ukraine. uh well its leaders specifically is in such hot water with the white house. well, i just want to mention have fast as that actually teeth catalog visits as you create a yesterday, but then canceled the press brake thing the and that raise a lot of questions and you know, as we

insulting" donald trump, and a planned news conference to ukraine and russia was cancelled yesterday. the trump administration criticised president zelensky us national security adviser, mikederstanding about the need for a meeting between us president donald trump and russian president vladimir yet to be worked out. let's speak to our correspondent in kyiv, abdujalil abdurasulov. so far kyiv pushed back on it but i have been for the talks the last few days. in the last few days. yes, this is certainly — in the last few days. yes, this is certainly shows _ in the last few days. yes, this is certainly shows room - is certainly shows room for negotiations here and it was ukraine who offered this deal in the first case to address the transaction we by the transaction we approach by donald trump to policy and ukraine didn't say they don't —77 tosi-n to sign the 7 7 to sign the deal.7 want to sign the deal. president zelensky said the deal not ready because it deal was not ready because it didn't involve and didn't involve classes and security guarantees. i was to economists and talking to economists and experts on mineral resources in ukraine asked if this deal ukraine and ask

the flooding. muse landscapes called donald trump po mike waltz, the national security advisor that you've just had from said that it's up to the landscape to tony, done, and said that he should come to a deal about the rear f minerals that the united states is talking to the kidneys about to try and repay some of the debt. all right, just to fight check, don't tell me very quickly as well. we talked about how the us just put more money into the ukraine than you. that's not exactly true. and you also said the luxury, as long as you didn't know where the money had gone, most of the money that america has put into you create actually it's as going through the pentagon, it's american military aid. so voted me was a landscape is addressing the fact that donald trump says a lot more has gone into ukraine. that actually has and that's the money, the plug them use, the landscape is talking about holland. in the last hour we had a statement dropped. some one us official, the us envoy for the mid least talk you out. a garza saying, hey, you know, trump didn't really mean to talk about evicting pale

on stage by some of president trump's closest confidence, stephen miller, kevin hassett, and national security adviser mike waltz kevin hassett joked that the one thing donaldeate jobs for journalists. i'm not a tall person, so i couldn't tell from my vantage point how many people in the room, but it was a lot for sure. this was very much a celebration on behalf of the trump administration, they were outlining everything they say he has done in the first month. at the top of the list as they pointed out was the accessibility to the media, karoline leavitt, the press secretary, saying donald trump had answered more questions from the media in the first few hours then joe biden had in his first week in office. go know the parameters for that statement, so we cannot quite fact-check that, but he took questions in the oval office on the day he was inaugurated, really unusual. that is something the administration is keen to talk about, they say they are being transparent. many people would take issue with that viewpoint, of course, particularly when it comes to what the doge team are doing, and we will talk about that later on. it was remarkable, the comments in

mike. >> right now. >> donald trump is creating total chaos. and chaos exists out there.rybody wants to make sure nobody can focus on one thing. we have. >> to. >> focus on the. >> big issues. when he put out. >> the opm freeze and you saw. head start, meals on wheels and programs. >> across the country. >> frozen people spoke up. that was retracted when he put tariffs that were going to increase the prices of everyday goods. i believe in tariffs, by the way. i think tariffs are a tool in the toolbox, but not across the board that are going to immediately increase consumer prices. litigation can get immediate stays and say you cannot do this while this is going through the courts. but frankly, the fastest thing we can do is the litigation strategy. but we also have to try to legislate. we got to. >> educate. >> and people on the ground have to make. >> their voices heard. if they are worried that they don't want someone having their personal record, medical records and being able to use that somehow. so it really is a combination of litigation, legislation, education and

so far, it seems his former vice president, mike pence, taking on donald trump directly on social media, writing this. mr. president, ukraine did not start this war. russia launched an unprovoked and brutal invasion claiming hundreds of thousands of lives. the road to peace must be built on truth. joining us right now is marc short, a longtime adviser to pence. he was pence's chief of staff when he was vp, and marc is now board chair of advancing american freedom. it's good to see you again, marc. what? that is what stood out to me when i was kind of watching the reaction play out yesterday, is that mike pence is really the only one so far that i've seen to directly address donald trump in his criticism of his remarks. you know pence better than most. why don't you? why do you think he decided to come out stronger than really any other republican so far? >> well. >> i think there's. >> a few reasons. i think we're still in the first 100 days of the trump administration, and i think that there's a lot of things that president trump is doing well that i think encourages republicans on the

understanding what is reading the usa of long had in store for palestine wheel donald trump national security advisor. mike will be fine. does he already verified? saudi arabia was swift to attack drums planned to ethnically cleanse guys i even though it was in the middle of the night, saturday time when the us president sitting beside israel is netanyahu. so to defacto d stabilize egypt and jordan with millions of refugees as expected vessels.

understanding what is reading the usa of long had in store for palestine wheel. donald trump's national security advisor, mike will be fine. does he already be inside saudi arabia? was we have to attack transplant, do ethnically cleanse guys? i even though it was in the middle of the night, saturday time when the us president sitting beside israel is netanyahu. so to defacto destabilize egypt and jordan with millions of refugees as expected vessel states in europe with no sufferings, you will meet.

mike walls says trump is frustrated with zelenskyy. >> donald trump is very frustrated right now witht he hasn't come to the table, hasn't been willing to take this opportunity we have offered. i think he eventually will get to that point and i hope very quickly but donald trump as we made clear to our russian counterparts is focused on stopping the fighting and moving forward. we can argue all day long about what is happening. stuart: mike walls is referring to trump's offer to purchase ukraine's minerals, zelenskyy turned it down. we now here there's another offer on the table, zelenskyy's aids say take it, they don't want to rustle up trump any longer. what do you make of the relationship? >> there's a difference of opinion, the united states and ukraine should be on the same page for negotiating with the russians, vladimir putin does not want the ukrainians at the table yet, donald trump says i will speak to vladimir putin and structure an agreement. there seems to be a back and forth. let's stop with the rhetoric, get back to the table and get to an agreement. stuart: by the soun

understanding what is reading the usa of long had in store for palestine wheel. donald trump's national security advisor mike waltz, be fine. does he already verified saudi arabia was swift to attack drums planned to ethnically cleanse guys? i even though it was in the middle of the night, saturday time when the us president sitting beside israel is netanyahu. so to defacto destabilize egypt and jordan with millions of refugees as expected vassal states in europe and no sovereignty were muted. but trumps erroneous claim that saudi arabia no longer thinks the palestinian states also and good china, russia. and they to remember tech a. this is trump facilitated ukraine bombing of russia, bomb somalia, and signed it ordered to approve bombing iran. well that in the week that i'll, you'll be so trump operating the c i a and shelving the globally destructive usa. i, the agency, does he, a veteran kind of learns wilkinson is in full stretch virginia. he was chief of staff with us state department now led by monica rubio, when nato power has invaded iraq. this kind of thank so much for coming on right off the top.

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so mike, we heard there from us president donald trump. these remarks were made after the swearing in ceremony of tulsa gabbert is the new us director of national intelligence. um, we heard trump say that he'd had good conversations with both president vladimir putin, of russia, as well as president, will let him hear zalinski of ukraine. he said that the zalinski wants peace and that people were on the way to getting peace. and i guess one of the main headlines here from this sort of impromptu press conference was that the trump said that he expects that he will probably meet vladimir putting in saudi arabia at some point to what more than we hear from trump. but we had a lot to about what trump is characterizing as the 1st round of peace talks in that ending the conflict in ukraine. detailed that's cool was letting me a put in which he described as a pleasant and very productive called the to lead us both with some 19 minutes of his head. he then spoke to ukraine. impressive info to me is a landscape. now 1st of all, i'm not sure mock th

so look, i again, i think ultimately donald trump sees mike tusk as a force multiplier, someone who canon that he's trying to provide right off the bat. he feels there's a benefit to it. again, you know, donald trump's history of wanting to share a stage with with people, whether it's an ally or an adversary, is not great. usually there's a shelf life to these things. i do think that that the more exposure there is, you know, the risk, you know, sort of heightens that you're going to burn out quickly. >> yeah. well, we've seen that dynamic. they also know they're time limited. there's a lot of bluster. but the truth is they have their eye on the midterms. there is a low but not zero probability scenario where they where they could lose the house early. they have an election season that comes up that even in trump's maga world, eventually puts everyone's energy, as you know, from covering washington, towards who the next nominee might be, whether that's a vance or a musk like figure. you said double the disruption. maybe it's double the disruption. half the calories kind of energy. but t

donald trump. it's caught in the eye of, well, people around the globe. but, frankly, let me read what former vice president mike pence wrote. again, we remind everyone donald trump's former vice president in his first term. and he writes, mr. president, ukraine did not start this war. russia launched an unprovoked and brutal invasion, claiming hundreds of thousands of lives. the road to peace must be built on the truth. so, vaughn, i know you've got stuff to get to. thank you for joining us. let me move to you, ambassador, because i think there is a temptation to treat this all as some sort of foreign policy dispute. but it is bigger than that. peter baker described it as america, giving the impression it's switching sides. quote. to listen to mr. trump talk with reporters on tuesday about the conflict was to hear a version of reality that would be unrecognizable on the ground in ukraine, and certainly would never have been heard from any other american president of either party. what do you make of president trump's comments, particularly these latest ones calling zelensky a dictator? it's shocking. >> it's ap

speaker mike johnson and other house republicans met with president donald trump to address. the difference is they're talking about the budget and the priorities from this administration before congress takes action on those priorities. the trump administration has already worked to trim the size of the federal government. think that the american people want to have our government more accountable to what they're spending. democrats have sharply criticized the influence of elon musk every elon and his tech bros. >> right there. skate boards over to a new agency and start crashing into their databases. that includes usa id which place nearly all of its employees on leave enough is enough. get out of our government. the trump administration also offered federal employees buyouts that they agreed to resign by midnight tonight. the white house says 60,000 federal employees have already accepted, but a federal judge put the deadline on hold. press secretary karoline leavitt says cutting the size of the federal government is one of the priorities that president trump campaigned on

but there were some prosecutions that really angered donald trump and his supporters, including of mikethe terror statutes. and there were some complaints that the foreign influence task force was going to social media companies and flagging disinformation, some of which was right wing propaganda. and so conservatives didn't like that. and so here we are with this situation where they're essentially doing away with this stuff. katie. >> farah farah is complicated or it's not complicated. it, it it's not political. i mean, it caught up a lot of democrats as well. sure. bob menendez just got convicted and sentenced quite a long prison term. if you roll back these sorts of things, are you basically saying, yeah, the folks that work within the federal government are elected officials. they are for sale. >> right. >> so the main. >> thing when we when we look at justice department cases, the big cases, the things that really get people's attention, it often centers around money. we're going to exclude terrorism for this conversation. for now, when you talk about money, you're talking about w

donald trump. we had had it also from mike what? well, it's talking about those rad minerals time, the relationship be rescued without ukraine having to give that up as well, which you, grace, i mean, what your game will be left at the end of all of this as i understand it. uh the key i've was talking up, they are rare of mineral resources perhaps exponentially. so, but it's a fair bet that most of them know are located under the feet of the people all know voters. yeah. and we don't know where, and i'll go to see i will end by the end of this conflict. so you know, black drunk guns and even donald trump can whistle for those resources if they imagine uncomfortable. but it's very clear what donald trump says is true. everything he said is true, he was a moderately successful comedian who played the piano with his appendix. he has wasted on lost or stolen hundreds of billions of the united states dollar tax fair dollars. and he was given the loans and loans have to be repaid. so it's a very bleak outlook, i must say, for these events

election since donald trump took office, democrat mike zimmer. ate seat in a district that trump won by 21 points. in the november election, mike zimmer was elected to represent district 35 after spending more than 40 years as a public educator, he ran on a platform of raising the minimum wage and more investment in public schools. here's one of his campaign ads. >> i'm mike zimmer. >> husband. >> dad, and runner. >> i was raised with iowa values. >> of hard work. >> and fairness. and i'm running to be your voice. >> in. >> the iowa senate. as a career educator. >> i know. >> public schools. >> are the. >> heart of our communities. >> and will. >> fight to ensure they are. >> fully funded. >> protect our ideas, and work to make our schools the best. >> in the country. >> again. >> i'm mike zimmer. >> i'd be honored. >> to earn your vote on january 28th. >> and here's the thing. deep in trump country that worked. >> but in iowa. >> mike zimmer asked voters if they wanted better public schools for his community. voters said yes. so joining us now is

donald trump was elected in an overwhelming landslide. these are donald trump staffers. it is like saying that mikeational security advisor is unelected or susie wilde is on accept -- unelected or the communications team is unelected. this is presidential staff that serves at the pleasure and for the president just as i do. i am a staffer for the president of the united states. he is elected and he is one the american people have chosen to implement his agenda. this is the agenda of the american people voted for it that he is asking his staff, his subordinates, his employees to implement. the unelected power in this country is the rogue bureaucracy. usaid is unelected. the fbi, the persecutor president trump for eight years is unelected. the cia and those who have laundered intelligence to try to change the foreign policy of the united states or unelected. president trump is restoring democracy by controlling the federal democracy. there is one man in the country elected by the whole american people to implement an agenda they support. that is the president. every other officer in this country like

mike, it's 5:45 right now. donald trump is placing blanket tariffs on canada, mexico and china.cott mcgrew that's just one of the many developments over the weekend. yeah, there is a lot. good morning. a lot happens in a short time. i'm going to start with tariffs. but then forgive me for ping ponging around. i'm going to try to mention everything else. and there is a lot. now tariffs remember americans pay american tariffs. those tariffs can affect more than just foreign goods to american manufacturers often use parts and components from other countries like mexico, china and canada, which we have placed tariffs on even if they don't. when american manufacturers see their competitors prices go up, they can raise prices, too. if canadian whiskey is 25% more expensive. american whiskey makers see a pricing opportunity. the leaders from both mexico and canada spoke about the tariffs against their country. 25%. remember, these are two of our top trading partners. billions of dollars across the border both ways every day. here's the prime minister of canada. i want to speak directly

the iranians are at the head of almost all the -- that cause trouble for mike thomas, lebanon, across the middle east. donald trumphe box where they belong. he is limiting their ability to project power across that. they wanted it all the way over to lebanon. he is letting them know, as you say, there is a new sheriff in town. not going to put up with it. let's see how they react. over all of this is also the fact that netanyahu wants to hit those facilities like tomorrow. >> i would say one cautionary table which has to do with the enemy of the enemy is my friend. don't doubt for a second that they will not unite against us. >> and they do. if you can take them out of the mix, however, we have much better prospects. >> a nexus between this conversation and all prior one. respectfully to the president, it's a travesty that the security detail of secretary of state michael pompeo was deactivated. i think it's a travesty that after they swore additional retribution against all of our officials, including mike pompeo for the assassination of qassem soleimani, recognition in 2020. we talk about where tax dollars go. i

famously fired jim comey after comey refused to drop an investigation into donald trump's then national security adviser, mikey but ultimately resigned last month when donald trump made clear he wanted something different out of his fbi director. which brings us to today, where kash patel, a very vocal critic of the fbi he now leads, is in charge. patel, ushering in a new era for the fbi, an agency that has been filled with turmoil since trump took office for the second time. it brings with him an obsession with retribution and revenge. his so-called enemies list of over 60 individuals. he wrote this list up in his own book. he says he believes they are part of the deep state, just being one illustration of his commitment to revenge. yesterday, senator chris murphy had strong words for his republican colleagues who voted for him to put this man in charge of the nation's preeminent intelligence and security agency. >> you're going to. >> put at the head of the fbi the agency that can arrest anyone they want, put people in jail. a man who thinks that anyone who disagrees with donald trump politically is. >> an

it's not my by president donald trump says venezuela has agreed to accept. mike is deported by us authorities including gang members and comes out to 6. americans were released from detention and venezuela and phone back to the united states. alejandra rump yard has been following events from bulletin in columbia. i was a surprised outcome at the end of a surprising meeting with richard grin now from special embroidery flying to connect as meeting personally with the present the colors of my daughter who was shown in television shaking hands, smiling to my daughter. and finally, securing the release of these 6 americans from venice when imprisoned. we don't know their identities, but we understand that they were part of a number of us citizens that had been arrested in recent months by the venezuelan government, accusing them of terrorism, or of plotting cruise against the venezuelan redeem in the meeting. except we understand that they spoke about migrations us sanctions in venezuela and oil, all issues that are key central to the relationship between the 2 coun

donald trump. we give the young and what is the last is consent and then the loss of nervousness in the united states on the part of mike and who are afraid to go to work for you to take the children to school. afraid to walk on the street and with many businesses of clothes because the employees say they could take name. so there's a lot of nervousness that also says come here and i'll just say we're including, it's help people around the world for more than 6 decades. we look at the work of the us for an agency, as donald trump threatens its very existence. why security is of the honda of equity was election with the presidents move on volumes rolling on for not stay with the if you really want to find out how effective a wallace, just ask israel from the technical in the us mexico border is riley made the violence towns to tear gust dropping drones and india onto the lowenstein, traverse the globe to shed light on this really exports with the 1st tested on palestinians is rally selling a model of way to separate and control on ones that populations the palestine. the bar 3 parts to on, on the jersey to it's one of th

professor, i'm going to show the audience some film footage of donald trump circa late 80s early 90s. you know, the mikeson era when trump is king in atlantic city. i remember this era well because i used to go to all those fights. should i show it? catherine. all right, show it. put up this still image. this is yours truly in that era. oh my god, trump looks good, i look ridiculous. the point is, i remember him then. and based on what i saw those many nights, he had the respect and admiration of a lot of people of color in that scene. and then it's then it faded, and now he seems to have gotten it back. what happened? >> good morning michael, thanks for having me on this first day of black history month. and it's so appropriate. that you show those clips because that's an that's an important part of our history. what happened is that hip hop is the lifeblood of american popular culture. it has been. and if donald trump is cool again, it's because he's got that blood coursing through his veins. to understand trump's cultural relevance right now and his rise to power, we got to understand hip hop. tyson

mindset that trump has, which is, i don't care how you do it, just get me a bill with all my priorities in it. >> well, speaker mike johnson has really been deferential to whatever donaldenate is starting to get frustrated. and i think that's why we saw lindsey graham lay this out yesterday. it's a $300 billion bill. about half of it would be for immigration. most of the other half would be for defense. but they're just saying we're concerned right now that the house is going to do anything that's willing to pass. and so i think they're starting to set at least top line numbers to start having conversations about. and we expect house republicans to be at the white house today having conversations with president trump. he'll also be on the hill today for a prayer breakfast that's particularly bipartisan, at least traditionally in the past, at a time of really tension between both parties. but that's certainly going to be a conversation that's going to be happening at the white house today. >> do you get the sense that he's going to want to take a more aggressive posture in getting legislation through the hill? because, quite frankly, right now the trump administration i