mike pompeo: 100 percent. mike pompeo: and in a very short timeframe. he was actively plotting to kill americans in the region. it. >> so anyway, the president has done nothing, then ordinary americans had been killed in a 1979 hostage situation, the president would be like that wouldn't eat. if he did nothing. mike pompeo: it was my judgment that this reduced risk to america to take the strike. i think the team are presented that to the president and he made a final decision that that was right and it would reduce risk. other than short-term, and the medium term and in the long-term to american interest . >> so the american people, but most importantly our diplomats and soldiers in the region are certainly safer because of that decision. we do not agree with that . mike pompeo: undoubtedly predict. >> i want to close with, we have been in the white house with these discussions, the president was very clear, i do not want to go to work with a run. he said that repeatedly. i still think he believes that. i saw tremendous restraint when we are looking at

[applause] you bought tickets tonight expecting to hear from mike pompeo, i'm sorry. araphrase, it's like movie fans thought they were going to a flint movie instead they got ronald reagan. [laughter] mike and i both have in common, we worked with the 46 president of the united states, donald j trump. [applause] i bring you his greetings, i know he will see him here tomorrow. tonight, he's off in south carolina. the only thing i know is, i don't know how many people will be in the stadium but i'm sure there will be more people outside the stadium and inside. you've got something to look forward to tomorrow. several years ago, in the prior administration, i wrote that the country into the world are paying a heavy price for president obama's self-described leave from behind foreign policy. i went on to note though that i remained optimistic about our future. i grew up in small-town america. in california, back in the days when we elected terrific gop governors like ronald reagan and pete wilson. we celebrated the fourth of july with the same enthusiasm that we enjoyed ch

secretary of state mike pompeo. on china's worsening coronavirus crisis. and china's rising threat to all americans, we'll have that, secretary pompeo here tonight. also national security adviser robert o'brien cutting council to size, congressman devin nunes said that o'brien should get rid of all obama hold offers and lying leakers. >> i said that part. we'll be back with congressman nunes, secretary of state pompeo and update on the coronavirus, dr. anthony fauci will join us from national institutes of health. stay with us, we'll be right back. stay restless with the icon that does the same. the new rx. crafted by lexus. lease the 2020 rx 350 for $419 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. lease the 2020 rx 350 for $419 a month for 36 months. you've been hearing a lot about 5g. but there's 5g... and then there's verizon 5g. we're building the most powerful 5g experience for america. it's more than 10x faster than some other 5g networks. and it's rolling out in cities across the country so people can experience speeds that ultra

secretary of state, mike pompeo. statement by the president of ukraine. >> thank you very much. pres. zelensky: [speaking foreign language] translator: distinguished mr. secretary of state, ladies and gentlemen, i am extremely glad to welcome today to ukraine the secretary of the united states of america, mr. pompeo. this is a hallmark visit that clearly demonstrates the consistent and across-the-board support of our country by the united states of america. the united states has been and will remain our key ally. we dearly appreciate efforts president trump and his administration on this threat. we are grateful for your personal, unwavering stance regarding the illegal annexation of crimea. today, i express hope that the united states of america will be more actively engaged in the east of ukraine and occupation of crimea thanks to the appointment of a special official of the department of state on this matter, and we are grateful for the role of the united states of america for cooperation with nato, in particular, the relationships iev and washington are invariably strong, bec

so without further ado, my husband, mike pompeo. [applause]. [background sounds]. >> thank you. mike: thank you so very kind. thank you. good afternoon everyone. [applause]. thank you. this is awesome. so is survived an introduction by my wife. and just let the oval office, i survived that too. and until the present where i was going. i have to go, the people are waiting for me. he said that will be easy. [laughter]. love, i am thrilled to be here, conservative gathering. except for the trumpet rally. [laughter]. [applause]. and you should all know, i was to pass out copies tonight, but are nancy the river was still in the lives so i decided not to have hard copies of my remarks. let me start with a simple question. i think i know the answer. can anyone remember a better time to be an american conservative. [applause]. we are safer than ever, our economy is more prosperous than ever, and president trump will not stop winning. [applause]. is what a lot of folks that who have been working on this for a long time pretty you've heard from susan, not so many years ago, susan were righ

mike pompeo was sworn in as our nation's 70th state april 26, 018, after having serve as our sixth director of the c.i.a. prior to serving in the secretary cabinet pompeo's distinguished career in being service included elected to four terms in the representatives, represented the fourth quarter district of kansas on the house energy and commerce committee. he is a 1986 graduate of the united states united states military academy at west point where he finished class.in his mr. secretary, we have another my state ademy in gallon, you may have heard -- apital, they brought home the commander in chief's trophy back annapolis in this football season. i was going to rib him about that. e served as a cavalry officer before the fall of the better lin wall and in the -- berlin wall,and in the fourth infantry division and he earned a law harvard, founded where he was ce c.e.o. more than a decade and later became president of international. the n.g.a. is fortunate to have diplomat with us today. ladies and gentlemen, please very warm giving a elcome to secretary of state mike pompeo. [applause] >> t

president trump is sending mike pompeo and would be agreement to be expected to be signed on saturdaygeneral is calling for troops in syria. meanwhile, turkeys and russia's president has spoken to ease tension in the northwest and the world health organization has raised its risk assessment of the coronavirus to the highest level across the world. the outbreak has spread to more than 50 countries. now with one of our top stories, the escalating tension between turkey and russia and the broader impacts that may have in the middle east. supports taking broader and stepping up the pressure on the eu by allowing refugees to travel onward to europe. turkey made an agreement with the eu in 2016 at the height of the refugee crisis. on the that deal, they were to resettle refugees from turkey to grace. cope withs it cannot anymore people fleeing. the nearby greek island of less posts off the coast of turkey is already struggling with the effects of overwhelming migration. locals have been fighting back while the government demands european support. >> many times, the turkish government has th

mike pompeo actually rejected the idea that the world is turning away from the west. he said that the west is winning, and that the u.s. and european allies need to work together to assure that he talked about nato and other multinational alliances and how important they are. especially with the rising threat of countries like china and russia. secretary esper really touched upon the china issue. and the administration here, this whole weekend, has continued to really push european allies to pressure china, especially with regard to its technologies, hawei being a key topic this weekend. the u.s. trying to pressure europeans essentially to issue full bans on that. we've seen in the uk, they're refusing to do that. germany is also grappling with that issue now. it's been a very, very hot topic. and now as you said, we're waiting to hear from the man himself who's been at the center of the impeach trial back home, and that is president zelensky of ukraine. our own christian amanpour is going to be speaking with him at any moment. this was a new coming to politics, last

secretary of state mike pompeo is there for the signing. as part of this plan, american forces in afghanistan would be reduced. it would also pave the way potentially for peace talks between the taliban and the afghan government. more than 2,400 americans have died over 18 years of fighting in afghanistan. it's the longest fought conflict in history. kylie atwood in washington but we start with nic robertson live in qatar. nic, the agreement caps off more than a year of talks. outline what this is, and what it is not. >> it's not a peace deal. this does not mean that u.s. forces draw down overnight and leave afghanistan. this is a deal between the taliban and the united states. >> nic, we have to enter ript y interrupt you here. let's listen to secretary of state mike pompeo. >> thank you to qatar in the valuable hole as hosts for these historic talks. the support of you mr. foreign minister, in support of both sides in helping to reach this momentous day. the united states and taliban have endured decades of hostility and mistrust. previou

again, we see mike pompeo here. pretty wary about this agreement and the ability for to stand up. they're hosting mark esper, the defense secretary, part of the reason he's there today. why is the u.s. so confident or at least more confident than the afghans? >> reporter: when we heard from the white house yesterday, there's a political imperative to the talks with the taliban which is getting u.s. troops back home. and president trump said he committed to that during his campaign for the presidential election in 2016. that gives you an understanding of what underpins this. the afghan government, and i've been talking about senior afghan government officials and people inside the taliban to get their perspectives. the afghan government perspective is that the taliban are coming in with a triumphant message that they're not telling their foot soldiers essentially to be ready for long-term peace. they're coming into this thinking that they have a strong hand, their narrative is that the christians have been defeated,

they are not as frank as mike pompeo or william barr is tough on china. deal, historic trade deal, secretary of state mike pompeo. how complex the relationship is. it is a balancing act. >> the main strategic threat. other members of the cabinet have a hard time saying that but that is where we separate the different voices. lou: should we name names? >> the problem is obama holdovers. it is an attitude. there is a sharp point by our secretary of defense on the pentagon in china. we need to change the government of defense's culture. i asked what did secretary as per mean? the pentagon is pro-china. they believe deeply, our aircraft carriers should visit hong kong, we need air to air combat exchanges, increase military exchanges with china. this is quite shocking. if you're in europe trying to decide about huawei and hear the pentagon wants to increase the exchange programs with china we have american military units going into china and conduct exercises, they are called humanitarian or disaster relief and we are not treating china from the pentagon's poi

>>lawmakers faced off with secretary of state mike pompeo in a hearing before the house foreign affairs committee democrats pressed to secretary pompeo for details on the president's plans for the use of force against iran and also asked about u s iran relations in the war against coronavirus says iran is suffering one of the larger outbreaks of this illness washington correspondent morgan right reports lawmakers say the 2 countries. the to put their differences aside to stop the spread of the virus. >>a hearing meant to focus on the trump administration's use of force against iran shifted instead to concerns about the coronavirus have you or any other senior-level american official been in touch with anyone inside the iranian government to coordinate on this response to the virus and to mitigate the further spread of the virus we we have made offers to the islamic republic of iran to help with nearly 250 cases of coronavirus in iran. rhode island congressman david sicily knee and mayor going congressman david trone press secretary of state mike pompeo on his role in preventing the spre

ecretary mike pompeo, mark esper, david burn hart, gene carson, dan, betsy devos. wilke. and administrator caranza. joining us -- [applause] cherished tradition are a lot of friends in the audience. have become friends. they are political leaders. they've become great friends. get to meet anymore. that and the enemies and the allies and we have them all. we have allies. we have enemies. sometimes the allies are enemies know it.st don't [laughter] that.'re changing all but thank you, all, and thank you, all, for being here. also want to welcome foreign dignitaries from more than 140 countries. that's something. [applause] that's something. everyone here today is united by shared conviction. we know our nation is stronger. our future is brighter and our greater when we return to god and ask him to shed his lives.n our addressed congress on the state of the union and the great american comeback. that's what it is. [applause] our country has never done better than it is doing right now. our economy is the strongest it has ever been. that are of you interested in stocks, it lo

. >> secretary of state mike pompeo, thank you for being with us. i have a strong feeling you and the president are taking the country to a level of consciousness that we had not anticipated for many years, many of us hoped we would get there but you are taking us there, warning of the implications of a highly sophisticated china that is expansionary and insinuating itself into the various hambrick of our society and our nation. >> he is. it has been too long, we've allowed this to continue without awareness from the american people, their marks they gave saturday past were recitation of facts, things that are taking place the chinese communist party is doing. there are places we can trade with them, constructive components to the relationship but everyone needs to be aware there are these risks. these are often chinese diplomats stationed here in the united states engaged in this activity. we want everyone to be aware of the risks associated with activities they may be undertaking. >> in every state in the union this influence operation if you will

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you saw how speaker nancy pelosi and the secretary of state, mike pompeo is there. is this an opportunity or could it be a potential missed opportunity that pompeo doesn't have some sort of offering to zelensky to ukraine to reassure that country that the u.s. will be there for it? >> well, again, i think the message that is being sent is that democrats and republicans are behind you and let's just move on but pompeo has a problem which is that our partnerships with europe and anyone we would have to work with ukraine to help against russia, our partnership with europe is very frayed right now. he came today to munich. he gave a speech called the west is winning. it was very tone deaf. i heard people in the hall received it poorly. he took issue with the theme of the conference. at the time when every one from the german chancellor to the french president are acknowledging that it's a huge challenge to deal with the trump administration, pompeo just came and basically stuck a thumb in their eye and said i don't know what crisis you're talking about. why on earth wou

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and james clyburn of south carolina announcer: tomorrow, mike pompeo giving an address. noon, nancyat pelosi addresses and meeting. both speeches will be on our website and you can listen to them on our free radio app. sanders.: now, bernie the politics and eggs san anselloday at college. it comes ahead of the primaries.

and another key witness ousted, marie yovanovitch slamming mike pompeo's state department. >> right now, the state department is in trouble. senior leaders lack policy vision, moral clarity and leadership skills. the policy process has been replaced by decisions emanating from the top with little discussion. >> jury duty, donald trump attacking the roger stone jurors and now the former u.s. attorney in charge of the stone case has quit the administration after more attacks from the president. >> i want to thank the justice department for seeing this horrible thing. and i didn't speak to them, by the way. just so you understand, they saw the horribleness of a nine-year sentence for doing nothing. >> and twitter wars, the president picking a fight with mike bloomberg who wastes no time punching back. >> somebody said that he calls me little mike, and the answer is, donald, where i come from, we measure your height from your neck up. [ applause ] >> and good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington where president trump is on the attack. in the last hour alone, slamming his former chief of s

mike pompeo also has a military backgrou background. what is your reaction to this moment?on active duty. i'm very disappointed that many. -- >> over 100 service members have been diagnosed with a brain injury. president trump has trivialized it. it could have serious effects on quality of life, and i think he should own up to what happened. secretary pompeo did answer a question truthfully on iran. i asked him, does iran have more iron-rich uranium now than when donald trump took office? he said yes. >> thank you very much. >>> one doctor says it is likely that everyone will get the virus. is it too little too sflalt. >>> plus, escalating tension ins fween rmt -- will the president side with putin or will he side with a u.s. ally? people, our sales now apply to only 10 frames. a new low! at visionworks, our sales are good on all of our frames. why are you so weird? use your tax return and get 50% off any pair. visionworks. see the difference. ♪[ siren ] & doug give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you onl

remember his secretary of state mike pompeo who's from kansas recently tried to embarrass a reporter by asking her to point out ukraine on a map which she says she did. >> now missouri has zero nfl teams by presidential decree, very funny, rebecca. this map has been retweeted thousands of times. looks like someone took a sha sharpie to kansas and extended it. after about 20 minutes the president deleted the tweet and posted a new one with the correct state. >>> chinese stocks having their worst day in years. investors with their first chance to react to the coronavirus after the lunar new year. the essence of nature's beauty by using natural ingredients to craft scents that work in harmony. warm vanilla and himalayan magnolia. french lavender and honey blossom. tropical pineapple and tunisian rosemary. creating a range of six exotic fragrance pairings that are responsibly sourced in a way that respects the planet. new botanica by air wick. nature inspired. planet conscious. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everythin

mike pompeo did please donald trump because the other day after, forgive me, want to revise and say what mary louise kelly was yelled at for asking the basic question. later off-camera when pompeo had her alone and they were being tape-recorded, he threw down a map, had a staffer bring in a map with no lines and said does anybody care? do you think the american people care where ukraine is. mary louise kelly has a major graduate degree in european studies. it was an interesting appeared bullying into a woman who was quite good at what she does but then the president celebrated mike pompeo the other day for doing that.in a public setting said, you really did a number on her. and grinned and chuckled. what are we encouraging in our administration officials and cabinet members if you get out a boy for that. >> keep in mind the secretary of state is an ambassador of american values abroad in one of our most important values in this democracy is the freedom of the press. there are a lot of countries he visits and other leaders he speaks with who don't have free press in their country and the

why can't the president say definitively those words we heard from secretary of state mike pompeo to say, russia, don't do it? and i'm going to stand in your way. >> the president speaks for himself. i would agree with mike pompeo, the election security is always a top priority and enduring challenge. the bipartisan intel committee said that basically we were caught flat footed in 2016. we did a lot of hardening in 2018 with lots of money to all of the states, and we did not see this level in 2018 and we are prepared in 2020. we had secure briefings on that. i am confident that this election will be done in a secure way. >> you say the president speaks for himself. americans count on their president to be commander in chief, to defend the country. what confidence should they have that the president is doing what is necessary, providing the leadership that is necessary and resources to keep this coming election safe? >> well, the resources have been provided, we heard that from the department of homeland security, we heard it from the fbi, we heard it from -- >> what about from the pr

one of the things that makes mike pompeo's case difficult is that if you are looking at what is attacking know, the united states has not played a terribly constructive role under the trump administration. that's not to say that they are entirely wrong about china, because, you know, china is a leninist state, it has a strategy, it had an industrial strategy, it had an industrial strategy at home which was to build national champions by excluding others from the market, and now it has an international strategy of undercutting the competition by subsidising its big companies at home and then looking partner countries into arrangements which can be leveraged for other things. so you take on a big commitment from a chinese company if the host country, which is to modify about all find that it is not to its advantage, or if it is going to cancel it, it will find the entire power of the chinese state turned on it. so these things become very ha rd to so these things become very hard to cancel. and if, like britain for example, and you are thinking of negotiating a trade agreement, you can bet

us secretary of state mike pompeo is set to sign a deal with the taliban, setting out a timetable forve been angry scenes outside france's most prestigious film awards, the cesars, after roman polanski, a convicted rapist, won best director for his film an officer and a spy. more than 100 women's rights activists clashed with police near the paris venue. heavy downpours are expected to bring more flooding across england and wales as another weekend storm is expected tomorrow. up to 80mm of rain is expected to fall when storm jorge

. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo is in saudi arabia right now.l meet with saudi leaders to discuss ongoing tensions with iran. pompeo says the u.s. is willing to talk to iran if certain conditions are met. it was just over six weeks ago that a u.s. drone strike in baghdad killed iran's top military commander. more than 100 u.s. troops suffered mild brain injuries days later when iran retaliated with a missile strike on iraqi military bases. so let's bring in cnn's sam kylie. what is expected to come out of mike pompeo's meeting with saudi leaders and how likely is it that we'll see talks between the u.s. and iran? >> well, to answer your second question first, rosemary, very, very unlikely, indeed. the position of the united states or the policy of the united states is one of confrontation and containment as laid out a few months ago by none other than mike pompeo. that means that from the american perspective, it's not until the united states very publicly and verifiably abandons every effort to develop any kind of nuclear weapons program which,

vo secretary of state mike pompeo is due in qatar. >> a source close to the negotiation says that undery presence in afghanistan would be reduced to 8600 troops over the course of 135 days. the taliban would have to help the u.s. fight al qaeda cells in the country. >> and that same source also telling cnn washington has reassured the afghan government that if the taliban breaks the rules of the deal, the united states, quote, will have enough lethal power there to destroy them. >> quite a threat there. nic robertson is in doha where the signing is expected to take place. this has been back and forth, and it looks like it is moving forward. what do you expect there, nick? >> reporter: yeah, and i have to say there is an air of expect here. down below where the signing is going to take place, i've been seeing people who have been involved, u.s. experts, others, western experts, who have been involved in afghanistan for decades upon decades. and that really underscores the length of conflict in afghanistan, almost 40 kyrgioss the united states involve there had for almost 20 years. so the

the mick mulvaneys, the mike pompeos and frankly john bolton who were, let's face it, they were profilesrdice compared to those diplomats. you would think that donald trump wouldn't want to remind people of that. >> given what we're seeing now, just in the last 24 or 48 hours what do you think a now acquitted president trump looks like? >> well, i'm afraid that he thinks that he is now unleashed, unchained, unshackled as it were. he has a chief of staff now who is frankly just a sycophant. donald trump has never been interested in empowering a white house chief to tell him hard truths. he defies all the forms. so we are now in a situation where he's politicized the justice department, he wanted a roy cone and he found it in the form of bill barr. i think it's a very dangerous time. we saw what happened the day -- he is now past the mueller report, he's past impeachment. we remember what happened on the day after the mueller report. so i think we're headed into a ding rouse time. >> you mentioned mick mulvaney the current chief of staff. so we're hearing that he may go and could be replac

we want to ensure that taliban is not a haven again for terrorist groups and mike pompeo was mentioned women are expressing their fears and the taliban sit down to negotiate a new power arrangement for them. for the rights of women in the afghanistan of 2020 be guaranteed? we have been talking to afghanistan leaders and they said all of these questions will be decided once we sit down for talks and when i put it to the taliban chief negotiator, they were rattled by these videos, these m essa 9 es rattled by these videos, these messages they're putting out and that they won the war and that they defeated the american occupiers. they said of course we won the war, this would not be happening if we had not. so can a movement, which now feels triumphant sit down and make compromises with an afghan delegation which will include members of the afghan government. that is going to be the process which really matters. lyse doucet there. there have been further clashes at one of greece's land

. >>> mike pompeo is mixing it up with world leaders at a security conference in germany.n as a conference and forum where western nations and allies can air public disagreements. >> defense secretary mark esper addressed the gathering this morning, and house speaker nancy pelosi is there leading a de delegation of dozens of members of congress. >> courtney kube is joining us in munich. what can you tell us about the debate and is there any word on the agreement with the taliban which we have been reporting on the possibility of this week? >> reporter: there was a little word on that, and you were write in the intro saying secretary pompeo was mixing it up. we heard from the german president, he opened the session here, and talked specifically, he was critical about the u.s. international policy of diplomacy, particularly the transatlantic alliance. he said that america is great again at the expense of its neighbors and partners. then today secretary of state mike pompeo came here and gave a pretty, almost the impact opposite message. he came in swinging. we have some of t

secretary of state mike pompeo says they're trying to figure out how to get the aircraft to wuhan. chinese officials have said essentially they only have room for aircraft coming in with supplies because they are in dire need of medical supplies especially on the front lines there. so we've seen japan and south korea with their evacuation flights bringing in supplies, kind of a gesture of good will. it's possible according to pompeo, secretary of state saying they're looking into that exchange as well essentially. >> david, thanks so much. see you soon. >>> all right, it was 50 years in the making but the kansas city chiefs and their fans finally have another super i remember thinking about things i did and wondering if that was the last time i was going to do that thing. coming to cancer treatment centers of america, they treat the whole person. everything is here. imaging, infusion. i don't have to go person beyond just being a cancer patient. they're my second family. get care like no other. call us at cancer treatment centers of america. athat will have you seeingf with adouble

also making headlines today at that security conference in munich was the us secretary of state mike pompeoning that other global powers should not necessarily be trusted, when they appear to be undermining the international community in their own interests. huawei and other chinese state backed tech companies are trojan horses for chinese intelligence. russia's disinformation campaigns, trying to turn our citizens against one another. iranians cyber techs plague middle east computer networks. so, leaving aside russia and iran, what are we to make of mr pompeo's comments on china? recent years have seen growing hostility between beijing and washington in areas such as cybersecurity, technology and trade. and china is also building huge infrastructure projects, including the belt and road initiative. and even an offer to build the uk's second high speed rail line linking london to birmingham, manchester and leeds in just five years and at a much lower cost than estimated by the british government. and that came on the same day that senior australian mps have cancelled a planned trip to the u

secretary of state mike pompeo testifies about u.s.olicy towards iran and iraq, followed by senator amy klobuchar campaigning in falls church, virginia, at 11:15 a.m. eastern. on c-span3, our cpac coverage gets underway at 7:20 a.m. eastern. whip steveity scalise was among the speakers at the annual conservative political action conference. he talked about socialized medicine and health care around the world. [applause] rep. scalise: good morning tell to all my friends at cpac. welcome. are you all fired up for 2020? you ready for november? [cheers and applause] rep. scalise: y'all know what's at stake. 2020 will be a contrast election, and there is no sharper contrast between the conservative principles and values our country is built upon , what president trump has done to deliver for families through individual freedom and socialism on the others that you can see on full display in these debates. i hope they have a debate every other day said the country can see every aspect of your lives they want the government to take over. you d

secretary of state mike pompeo just took the stage in qatar.nd the taliban have endured decades of hostility and mistrust. previous talks have faltered this effort only became real for the united states when the taliban signaled interest in pursuing peace and ending their relationship with al qaeda and other foreign terrorist groups. they also recognize that military victory was impossible. i then asked ambassador to serve as our lead negotiator to engage the taliban's sincerity. the agreement that we will sign today is the true test of this effort. we will closely watch the taliban's compliance with their commitments and calibrate the pace of our withdrawal to their actions. this is how we will ensure that afghanistan never again serves as a base for international terrorists. the negotiation process in dougdoha with all of its twists and turns shows it's possible for us to take this step together. over the past seven days violence levels have reached their lowest point in the last four years. u.s. and afghan forces responded to the reduced ene

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secretary mike pompeo, secretary of state mike pompeo making the comment overnight, new u.s. restrictions now in effect include denying entry for foreign national who can visit china or who has visited china in the last 14 days and u.s. citizens travel to china in province will need to be quarantine for 2 weeks, 11 cases in the u.s., the latest 3 coming from california. and al-qaeda is claiming responsibility for the deadly shooting at the pensacola naval air station, the terror group's branch in yemen admitting to the december attack in a video. a member of the saudi air force in training killed 3 sailors before he was shot dead and the senate will reconvene this morning for closing arguments in the president's impeachment trial, both sides will have 4 hours before final vote on wednesday, president trump is expected to be acquitted. well, all eyes are on the iowa caucuses as the first in the nation state hold the first test of the 2020 presidential race today, "fox & friends" weekend cohost pete hegseth joins us live in iowa as democratic hopefuls make final pitches in last

mike pompeo -- >> we have seen this last six days.ence in afghanistan. >> paving the way for an agreement between the us and the taliban and. a severing of ties in the taliban and other terror groups. >> siding tomorrow with the taliban and. >> afghanistan fighting a war for 18 years. the people of afghanistan have been living with more. even the possibility, making some people hopeful. >> we hope to finish the war. >> that hope illustrated a public service announcement running on afghan's total tv. the horror of war, progress made since the fall of the taliban and. >> it will lead to a comprehensive peace deal. >> reporter: comprehensive talk start 10 days after tomorrow's signing. can a proper cease-fire be established? how fast will us troops leave? when will taliban share power? >> it will be long and hard and there will be setbacks. >> reporter: a grim reminder for 2400 us servicemembers have died here, 20,000 have been injured and tens of thousands of afghan casualties. shannon: thank you. supporting events, carnivals, officials

[♪] lou: secretary of state mike pompeo saying the united states and the taliban agreed to a 7-day longeduction? violence effective 5 hours ago. if that holds they will sign a permanent peace agreement for afghanistan next saturday. however, the afghan government is not any part of the negotiation and that appears to be a problem for everyone. joining us, general jack keane, retired four star general and fox news strategic analyst. you are talking about a reduction in violence for one week. >> it's an odd term. the taliban did not want a ceasefire. they are not a monolith i can organization and they have hard liners who would never comply with a ceasefire. the taliban fears if their fighters went home for that long they may lose a lot of them. reduction in violence is a test of good intentions is the way i would descroibt our audience. if this does reduce violence. the major muscle movements are. another agreement, taliban and u.s. as you ingds kaitd. it brings an end top negotiations, the afghan government, that is a big deal for that to take place. lou: do you think that will occur? >

what we see in speeches by mike pompeo and his own comment, the best relationship they ever had in china they are not giving it and the trade deal had to be divided into two bases because they would not give us the main concession donald trump is speaking. paul: thank you, michael pillsbury. when we come back, the trump administration crashed down on sanctuary cities, announcing lawsuits against state and local government. look at legal arguments that make the move and potential fallout when we come back. hey you dang woodchucks, quit chucking my wood! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. that's a reason to switch to jackson hewitt. our tax returns come with a free lifetime accuracy guarantee. life may change. your lifetime accuracy guarantee won't. tax prep guaranteed at jackson hewitt. >> it was a significant explanation, to crackdown on so-called sanctuary cities arguing those jurisdictions are unconstitutionally interfering with federal law and jeopardizing domestic security. the justice department is suing new jersey and california and king

mike pompeo is traveling in the middle east saying challenges remain. hopes and represents a real opportunity. the united states calls on all afghans to seize this moment. pompeo says these state department negotiations with the taliban are trying to insure terrorist groups cannot use areas they control like al qaeda did. the taliban says they want u.s. troops out. both parties will now create a suitable security situation in advance of agreement signing date and finally lay the ground work for peace across the country with the withdrawal of all foreign forces. senior administration official says a u.s. troop withdrawal would be in phases and based on the taliban living up to its commitments in this agreement. the official acknowledges there could be spoilers here. factions in afghanistan who prefer to continue this war and keep fighting. if this violence reduction holds, the taliban and the elected afghan government would need to set up negotiations next month. the taliban has previously refused to sit down with the afghan government. the long-term suc

hoy, secretario mike pompeo dijo que planea mÁs vuelos para evacuar a ciudadanos norteamericanos querus y se auto aislaron en su casa a regresar a estados unidos. el gobernador de nueva york ha pedido calma, tras la apariciÓn de tres casos que esperan confirmaciÓn. dice el director de comisiÓn de salud de la ciudad. >> de los tres casos uno estÁ en el dÉ por su cuenta decidiÓ ir. los otros estÁn hospitales. en cierto caso podrÍa mandarlos a casa si no estÁn enfermos bajo vigilancia.40 aÑos de edad internado en este hospital habÍa viajado a china en los Últimos dÍas, segÚn las autoridades de salud. al igual que los pacientes que estÁn siendo atendidos en otros hospitales, a pocas millas de aquÍ. el gobierno del paÍs asiÁtico criticÓ las medidas que canalizan los vuelos de china a 11 aeropuerto de estados unidos, donde se examina a los pasajeros e incluso se pone en cuarentena a los que presenta sÍntomas o no.temor que soluciones. este infectÓlogo a dice que lo mÁs difÍcil es controlar a personas que no tienen sÍntomas durante los 14 dÍas que podrían presentarlos. >> tiene que pasar do