so mike, we're starting to see what president trump plan for peace when it comes to the war . and ukraine means, tell us more about that call that he held with president putin but certainly it's clear that they is now directing gauge, meant between the to the cold. clearly explain lead friendly commitments from both sides to find ways in which to achieve a piece in ukraine. uh, president trump clearly leveraging what he, regardless his personal relationship is that to me a put in a to bring pollutant the negotiating table. something that has failed in the past, but t is being exceedingly hopeful. it would appear from his social media tweet that some kind of resolution can be found. and he believes it would appear that that'd be uprooted. is ready to talk with the us as an interest as a and mike trump 1st spoke to put and then he was quick to speak to ukrainian president board him as a lensky after that. any more details about that call as well. it is interesting about the sequence of events that he 1st spoke to put in, and then he speaks to beloved to me as a landscape. once a

mike. so once again, president trump doubling down there on the idea of the us own and gaza. right? a yes, a dave? well, president trump has long been skeptical about the entire cx. 5 deal and has repeatedly said so in a conversation with reported this on his way to the super bowl sunday. he also said that he was growing impatient with the deal, having seen the condition of some of the captives who were released in the course of saturday. so the president trump clearly now doubling down on the suggestion which has come on the criticism from many photos that palestinian should effectively be forcibly relocated out of gaza. now he's added and has made very clear that this would be a permanent move. it would not, as press secretary has said, as his secretary, secretary of state have said, be a temporary measure. president trump has stated categorically and kaylee think this will be permanent in his view. and mike trump also said in that interview, the palestinians will not have the right of return in gaza. how is that idea of being received by other members of administer of his adminis

now, trump met with republican senators to discuss the budget at mar-a-lago last night. and house speaker mike johnson says he'll work through the weekend. democrats, hakeem jeffries and democrats are impatient. and democrats tried to enter the department of education in washington to protest what president trump is looking at possibly scrapping the agency, of course, established in 1979. maxine waters after being told she couldn't enter blasted the security guards saying let the children that -- let his children know he was standing in the way all the children, talking about the security guard. and your guest on the last hour, had a different take. former press secretary for donald trump during his first term said one out of every three eighth graders can't read, where is the democratic outrage there? president trump will be headed to the super bowl, the first sitting president to watch the super bowl. before that, sometime today, he'll be sitting down with our own bret baier, that pregame interview airing at 3 p.m. tomorrow on the fox network. anita. anita: i'm sure there will be tough inter

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you've got this disconnect sometimes between what is to to the public and what is said by president trump. mike, thank you for that. my account. i live there in washington dc. meanwhile, israel's prime minister benjamin let y'all has met with the us secretary of defense at the pentagon. p texas. describe trumps. planned to take control of guys as a creative solution to solving decades of conflict. he said, the pentagon is for pad to look at all options for gossip hide. eco haine is that the pentagon with the latest is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spending the afternoon here at the pentagon, meeting with the new is secretary of defense. p takes us in the beginning of their remarks. they've talked about the need to increase cooperation between israel and the us, highlighting the fact that the trump administration did lift the prohibition, put in place by the previous administration and sending 2000 pounds bombs to israel . and were far as were able to get in some questions to the new secretary of defense about gaza when it came to the possibility of using us troops. takes us simply sa

also denver mayor mike johnston, before president trump went back in office, he issued some words about a potential standoff and walked it back. i was curious to see what things have been like out of new york city and enver officials. >> we are hoping in new york, mayor adams will cooperate with the sanctuary cities and illegal aliens. has the mayor in colorado been cooperating? >> i believe colorado is now cooperating. that is what we want. we don't want to sue you. we don't want to prosecute people. we want people to comply with the law. this is very simple. and an ms 13 member murdered her daughter. that is happening throughout this country. we have one angel mom is too many. and we have angel mom's throughout this country who should not be going through this. comply with the law. this is the last thing we want to be doing. we want to be out there fighting violent crime. yet we are fighting illegal aliens. and that ends, and it will end today. >> that is all we have time for, thank you. >> thank you, all. >> you have been watching live coverage. we return now to our regularly schedul

now mike, uh, president trump, after he spoke to russian president vladimir putin was quick to speak to ukrainian president for them or zalinski. what more do we know about that call? yes, let me 1st date that this is a complete breaking was established protocol because under the bite and administration discussion with russian officials would be held off the consultation with ukraine. in this particular case, president trump phone put in directly and subsequently spoke to the ukranian president. he says, says trump, that the conversation with a vote demand zalinski was very calm, very peaceful. he said that the truly the shed, the view that a piece must be achieved. they said as well that the matter would be further discussed at the munich security conference taking place late in this week, the us delegation that will be led by the vice president j. d. fence along with the secretary of state, as well as the woodcock who is putting a very major role in terms of the emerging potential relationship with russia. but this is what the presidents and spokes person had to say about the lensk

mike. it's 546 right now. more trump tariffs this morning and more news about elon musk.ry morning we talk about this checks and balances. here. we see the picture there of president trump. but lately we've been talking about elon musk a lot. we've been talking about elon. they're both famous for liking attention right. but yes it is musk who's really taking washington by storm. he says he's shut down the consumer financial protection bureau, the same agency that caught wells fargo. tricking customers, made sure banks gave mortgages to qualified americans and secured more than 17 billion in payback and fines for from american companies to american consumers. musk a big subject this week on meet the press. but colonel, my question is, is elon musk the right person for that job, given his billions of dollars in contracts with the defense department? how can he cut an agency where he has billions of dollars at stake? well, look, all of the appropriate firewalls will be in place. now, the appropriate firewalls would be some third party deciding if musk has a conflict of inter

and mike, you mentioned the fact that there was very little clarity offered by president trump when it came to many of his talking points in the past few hours. president trump also spoke about the cease fire and gaza, saying that if all hostages are not out by saturday, all bets are off, but no more clarity on that point either right. as well. what does that mean? it's kind of need be speculation because there is no details as to exactly what he means. does he mean that the us is going to get directly involved in the conflict? does he mean that he is going to give israel completely free rain? so with a lot of the president statements, there isn't any car with the there's a statement which is live turning out that many people waiting, trying to decide we're trying to understand exactly what it means and i must as well. these include some members of president ministration. who have been left behind in terms of what the president actually means when he says something that issue of the people being moved from cause have permanently rugs, the temporary being a case in point. but the point

a new poll shows 53% approval rating for mike president trump as he carries out his agenda, at record pace, but it comes as two-thirds also say he's not doing enough to bring prices down. let's bring in robert wolf, fox news contributor and former economic advisor to president obama, and steve moore, the heritage foundation and senior fellow, economic advisor to president trump. i will start with you first on this. while most of us who have studied history, and obviously canonic history, we know how difficult it is to bring prices down once they go up. we can slow a -- inflation, but bringing those prices down is difficult. has the administration done enough to manage expectations and make sure of the american public knows that the target is inflation, to slow inflation right now? >> the problem for trump is that, in the last few months that biden was president, we saw inflation rising again. i think this next report we get out later this week is going to show a significant bump in prices. trump wasn't even in office when that happened, so it will take, i think, about 3 to 6 months to

some of the other democrats out of the empire state and then also denver mayor mike johnston because before president trump went back into office, he had issued some words about a potential standoff and then walked that back. so i was curious to see what things have been like out of new york city and denver officials. yeah, well, we're hoping that in new york mayor adams is going to cooperate with us with the sanctuary cities and the illegal aliens. and has the mayor in colorado been cooperating? do we know? i believe he might have now. yeah, i believe colorado is now cooperating. that's what we want. we don't want to sue you. we don't want to prosecute people. we want people to comply with the law. this is very simple and ms. 13 member murdered her daughter. that's happening throughout this country. we have one angel mom is too many, and we have angel moms throughout this country who should not be going through this. comply with the law. you know this is the last thing we want to be doing. we want to be out there, all of us fighting violent crime, yet we're fighting illegal aliens, and that ends, and it's

but mike waltz put out the statement, trump's national security advisor, said the u.s.sia "negotiated in exchange to ensure fogel's release." they did not say what the u.s. side of the bargain entailed. but previous negotiations occasionally involved reciprocal releases of russians by the u.s. or its allies. we will await any further detail on that. just learning that marc fogel has left russian airspace. an amazing thing, john. >> john: remember the last time the case became public was in august of last year. the prisoner deal that got evan gershkovich back home. the biden administration was trying to get marc fogel out, as well, but they couldn't, russia had its heels dug in on his release, for what reason we don't know, but now the trump administration has managed to pry the russians loose. they say this is a swap, this is a deal that shows good faith on russia's part, and actually may show some sign that russia may be willing to come to the table and cut a deal over ukraine. our alex hogan is live in london. she has been following this. aside from the fact that marc

mike huckabee. >> thank you. maria: thank you, sir. quick break and then, will president trumpw tariffs on europe tomorrow or tuesday? if plus, the president strips joe biden of his security clearances and intelligence briefings as the executive orders keep on coming. white house deputy chief of staff stephen miller is here on the shifting direction of president trump's white house. that's next. ♪ i know. is this what he's doing now? as your host, i have some rules. first, no showers longer than 5 minutes. this isn't a spa. no games. no fun. yes, coach. (♪) meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals make you share your turf with a host, try one you have all to yourself. (♪) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife. i took it every day, three times a day, for three weeks. ...look at her and i said, “the pain is gone.” and she said, i'm glad it helped. i said, “no, you don't understand. it's gone.” relief factor is a daily supplement that doesn't just mask pain, it helps eliminate it. call or go online now fo

understanding what is reading the usa of long had in store for palestine wheel. donald trump's national security advisor, mike was be fired, is he already being fired? saudi arabia was swift to attack trump's plan 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 by trumps erroneous claim, that saudi arabia no longer thinks the palestinian states also and good china, russia. and they to remember turkey. this is trump facilitated ukraine bombing of russia, bomb somalia, and signed in order to approve bombing iran. well that in the week that i'll be so trump operating the c i a and shelving the globally destructive usa. i. the agency that he a veteran kind of learns wilkinson is in full students, virginia. he was chief of staff with us state department now led by monica rubio, when nato power has invaded the rock tunnel. thank so much for coming on right off the top. i suppose i

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mike flynn, trump's national. >> security. >> advisor in trump one. >> he similarly had these. >> youssian entities and. >> other foreign entities. >> he certainly. lied in his case about contacts with the russian ambassador. >> but the difference. >> between trump one and trump two is that in trump one, he. >> got fired. >> in trump. >> two. >> eyes wide open. >> donald trump. >> nominates his guy. >> kash patel, and. >> eyes wide open. the senate with republicans in line, seems to be ready to confirm him how he could do so without these questions being. >> answered, though, is. >> a. marvel to me. >> yeah, i mean, i have to say that i was struck that the consulting fee you mentioned for that other entity, which was tied to there's an anti fbi documentary, i think it was like $25,000, a good chunk of change, but 1 to $5 million, which shows up in the in the sort of required reporting here for sheehan really seems like a lot of money. that's more than a full time job. that's and he's and he's has he said he's not going to divest it. he's going to hold on to it because it's going to it

today netanyahu is set to meek with house speaker mike johnson who called trump's gaza plan a bold move that should be considered. for more, let's bring in nbc's raf sanchez. good morning, raf. >> reporter: frances, good morning. after relatively rare pushback from republicans in the house and senate, president trump now saying his controversial plan for gaza does not require american boots on the ground. that is raising new questions about how this proposal would actually work. the president saying israel would hand control of gaza over to the united states when the war is finished. now, under international law, israel can't just hand somebody else's territory to the u.s., and this is also raising new fears for that fragile cease-fire in gaza. delicate talks are beginning to get under way to try to move to phase two of that cease-fire. that would see a permanent end to the fighting in exchange for the release of all living israeli hostages. but egypt, which is one of the mediators in those negotiations, but also one of the countries where president trump says those displaced palestinia

about how his party is pushing back against the trump administration's policies to reshape the federal government. >>> plus, republican representative mikeresident trump's proposal to take over gaza. janai? >> janai: we're not done with politics just yet. as the trump white house has a major budget battle ahead this week as well as more confirmation fights, abc's christiane cordero joins us with the latest from washington this morning. good morning to you, christiane. >> reporter: good morning, janai. the task for the republican-controlled congress is to get on the same page on how to support president trump's agenda. house speaker mike johnson thinks the way to go is one bill. we expect to see a blueprint of that as soon as tomorrow, but it essentially involves building a wide range of agenda items into a budget resolution. among them, campaign promises like no tax on tips, social security or overtime pay, renewing his 2017 tax cuts, and his initial tax cuts for products made in the u.s. a group of house republicans met with trump last week describing the meeting as very productive, though at times tense. while some hardline republicans

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

trump and vice president jd vance with a group of republicans that have centered their pitch, their populist pitch around culture war issues, highlighting immigration, border security, crime. can an economically focused centerleft populism, mike, compete with the culture war driven right-wing problems in question >> one is the culture war stuff is baked. the trump guys love a dei fight. are you kidding? we don't have enough transsexuals in the marine corps? by the way, i am fine with that dei stuff. when you pick the right fact, you are winning and the democrats always go for the bait. economic democratic . here is what is going to happen, trump is a salesman. he sold them a condo. the condo was the economy was better when i was president. the senile old i can't do anything about it. the woke san francisco liberal can't, she's going to be paying for changes in prison. i'm going to beat up on the foreigners who are cheating at trade and save your life. it is a pretty good pitch. it worked for him twice. now he has to run the store. they have already turned off a lot of popular programs because they put out an executive order without legal review because they have some dummies. they aren't all masterminds. then they had to do a

so the statements like those coming out from the us administration and from president trump himself. mike green light is re lease to do whatever they think is right. and for the is a is what is right a and we have seen it for the last 50 months is killing and killing most palestinian civilians. and now on top of it, the cause for the displacement of this devastated population. when post war garza has been discussed, most previous plans, including from the bite and administration are reported to have had a governing role for the palestinian authority. would you accept anything less than that? no, it would not accept anything less than that. the natural development is for the palestinian authority to take its role on the part that was severed from the palestinian authority about 2 decades ago. and the today, the palestinian authority is the one that has the politicos and the legal mandates on an occupied a. gov. a strip and it's natural that the palestinian authority will take it would show that it's just possibilities in that occupied by amendments or more question before we run out of tim

netanyahu is set to meet with white house speaker mike johnson, who called trump's gaza plan a bold move that should be considered. for more, let's bring in raf sanchez. good morning, raf. >> reporter: frances, good morning. following relatively rare push back by republicans in the house and senate, president trump now saying his controversial plan for gaza would not require american boots on the ground. that is raising new questions about how this proposal would actually work. but the president is saying that under his plan, israel would hand control of gaza to the united states after the war is finished. now, under international law, israel can't simply hand somebody else's territory over to the u.s. but it is also raising new questions about this fragile cease-fire in gaza. right now, talks are under way to try to get to phase two of that cease-fire. that would see a permanent end to the fighting in exchange for the release of all living israeli hostages. those talks are being mediated by egypt and qatar. and the egyptians are warning that president trump's proposal, which is meeting

officials from president trump's first term including john bolton and mike pompeo have also faced threatsan. last month, president trump revoked bolton and pompeo's security protections. >> the threats against these individuals remain incredibly heightened, incredibly real. while this may be a cost-saving measure, it does appear to expose them to serious risk of harm by the iranian regime and its operatives. >> reporter: potential harm now at the heart of a criminal case. nikki battiste, cbs news. new york. >> john: now here are three things to know. hawaii's supreme court ruled today that insurance companies cannot block a proposed $4 billion settlement related to the devastating 2023 maui wildfire. the fire killed more than 100 people and destroyed thousands of homes and businesses. hawaiian electric and other entities blamed for causing the fire had agreed to the settlement. however, insurance companies opposed it because they wanted to preserve their right to sue these companies to recover money that they had already paid out to policyholders. the justice department is moving to drop

exited her body at the speed of light. [ laughter ] speaker of the house and human squirrel mike johnson said trump'sittle project in gaza is a quote "bold move," and majority whip tom emmer used it to make the claim that democrats are anti-semitic. >> the far-left's continued embrace of vicious attacks against the jewish community has shown their true colors. there is no denying that today's democrat party is the proterrorist, anti-semitic party. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: isn't that the guy who said jews are responsible for all the wars? in fairness, he's only anti-semitic when he's drunk. [ laughter ] here's the thing. everyone around trump knows this stupid idea just popped out of his head. but it's not like he didn't warn us. say what you will, but trump is delivering exactly what he promised to when he started his campaign. he even put it in an ad! >> hello, everyone. it's time to take this country back from sleepy joe and make america great again. first we're going to build a big, beautiful, beachfront resort on the ancestral homeland of the palestinian people who will be sent far, far away. next,

trump just last week. let's bring in former republican congressman charlie dent, democratic strategist alencia johnson and mike dubke, former trump white house communications director. so let's start by taking a listen to what president trump said today at attorney general bondi swearing in ceremony. >> i know i'm supposed to say she's going to be totally impartial with respect to democrats, and i think she will be as impartial as a person can be. i'm not sure if there's a possibility of totally, but she's going to be as total as you can get. >> mr. dent, your thoughts well. >> i don't i don't. >> think i'd like to be pam bondi. >> right now or. marco rubio to have to try to defend what's happening within the government. there seems to be total disarray with the shuttering of usaid. the purge at the fbi, the j. six. clemency. i just can't imagine how you can operate under this environment knowing that your boss is setting out to be vindictive and seeking retribution, and your job is to try to manage him and do the job as best you can while obeying the law. so i, i don't know how she manages this or frankly, so

mike honda. so once again, president trump doubling down on this idea of the us own and gaza. mike, for indeed us as being fueled as well by the fact that during that same conversation with journalist, he said that he was losing patience as he put it with the gaza. ceased 5 deal. uh, this is an important point because he is now doubling down on the highly controversial and repudiated idea of resettling all the palestinians and gaza and adding it to clarifying despite protestations from many in his administration. but he sees such a move as permanent. now we do understand as well that some of the how much negotiators have cited this particular position by the trump administration. as one of the reasons why the deal could break down. they want to get clarity from the us as to the do the extent to which it will continue to back the seas 5 deal which of health broke it together with got to and other nations. so the president is front and center in all of this. once again, making very clear his belief, his solution is respectively post repatriation or full squeeze settlement of pale

mike, tell us more about the call, the president trump held with vladimir putin and these plan talks well, let's just start off by the fact that this broke and the protocol that had been established in recent years, and that is at the us consults of the claim. but before making contact with any russian officials, in this case uh, president trump, a directly called the russian president pence, the talks taking place. it was described as a pleasant to. busy a lot of agreement was reached during the talk, in particular the need for a peace settlement in that ongoing role in ukraine, having spoken to boot and then uh, president trump spoke zalinski, who's actually characterizing this as the beginning of talks about a sci fi, uh, within the ukraine and, and leading to an end to that particular conflict, but we're beginning to see a much now the shape. so what view west plan would be full and negotiated into the war and ukraine. and mike, we also heard that the us treasury secretary has become the 1st senior trump administration official to visit keep what more is coming out of that as wel

trump. they have already put forward their own potential legislative package at the same time that speaker mikeepublicans are preparing to put their own legislative package together, essentially two competing ideas on approaches to fulfilling president trump's agenda here. but all of this comes ahead of a government funding deadline of march 14th. so there's a lot on the plate for republicans right now. >> vaughn hillyard, thank you. appreciate it. up next, exclusive reporting on the trump administration's plan to reopen immigrant family detention centers. you're watching jose centers. you're watching jose diaz-balart re want a next level clean? swish with the whoa of listerine. it kills 99.9% of bad breath germs for five times more cleaning power than brushing and flossing alone. get a next level clean... ahhhhh with listerine. feel the whoa! okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪♪) my prescription? i always

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mike johnson, mr. netanyahu praised president trump decision. >> the american-israeli alliance has never been stronger.th an extraordinary meeting with president trump and under his leadership the critical decisions that show his commitment and the american people's israel come to the fore instantly. the sanctions on the icy sea that threatens the right of all democracies to defend themselves. >> with us is a barrister who volunteers as the lawyers for israel charitable trust. welcome to the program. >> thank you, good to be with you. >> in the order, donald trump said the icc abused its power by issuing warrants he said set a dangerous resident. how has it abused its power? >> in three principal respects. firstly, acting outside of its jurisdiction. israel is not a member state of the icc and the palestinian authority is not in a position to join the court. the court works on the basis of jurisdiction delegated to it. jurisdiction is an important issue because it is what differentiates a court from a political body. the breach of the court's own founding statute, their own statute, and acting outside

mike, thank you very much. now this, president trump executive actions to dismantle the department of education. all right, madison, come back n. doesn't something like that need congressional approval? madison: yes, ash, it does. but that's not stopping trump. listen to what press secretary karoline leavitt said to stu earlier this morning. >> so you can't confirm that he is going to try to abolish the department of education? can't confirm that for us? >> i will say that president trump campaigned on that promise, and i think the american people can expect him to deliver on it. madison: there you have it, president trump's team is reportedly preparing executive actions that are aimed at dismantling the education department. officials reportedly discussed an executive order to shut down the functions of the department, not written into statute or moving certain functions to other agencies with a white house official confirming to fox that trump plans to reevaluate the future of the department. trump already taking action when it does c

. >> the outgoing prime minister was recently caught on a hot mike saying he thinks that trump's talk of annexation is a real thing. all the transforming canadian politics, forcing the consumer conservative premier of ontario to a dramatic u-turn. >> prior to the tariffs, you said you were 100% trump, do you regret that position? >> trump 1.0 is trump 2.0 and i never thought in 1 million years he would threaten his closest ally and treasured partner. >> with the u.s. gbp roughly 10 times the size of canada's, some say, all they can do is wait. >> how does this end? >> in about four years, things will get better if you guys don't mess it up too much. >>> laura, let's go back to the legal battles over president trump and the cost-cutting moves. how serious is this? >> the words from this judge in rhodode islandnot mincing words, it's the first time we've seen a court say the trump administration is deliberately defying a court order which is noteworthy, then we have another judge tonight, saying the administration is set to provide status reports because it needs to be trusted that is f

lawmakers in washington, d.c, as world leaders are still processing president trump's idea of taking over gaza. fox news mike emanuel has more tonight from washington, d.c. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu meeting with senior congressional leadership on capitol hill thursday, just days after president trump announced his plan for the u.s. to take over the gaza strip, potentially displace palestinians and lead redevelopment efforts there. >> the president is trying to strike a deal to ensure that gaza can actually be a habitable place for human beings who want to live in peace with real economic development. >> but secretary of state marco rubio says there's a lot of work to be done to make the gaza strip safe to live in again. >> there are all kinds of weapons, including hamas weapons in the location. it's that all has to be cleaned up. i think president trump has offered to go in and be a part of that solution. >> mr. netanyahu, do you think? what is needed in gaza are we to make a feasible? no. >> democrats say while extending the cease fire is possible, they maintain even israeli officials thi

mike. well, president trump stunned both supporters and critics tuesday by suggesting the u.s.es control of the gaza strip. scott mcgrew joins us now. the president doesn't stop there. he also wants to build hotels that would be owned by the u.s. government, owned by the u.s. government. in fact, the whole strip, he says gaza is the riviera of the middle east. now, what happens to the 2 million people who say it's not the riviera, it's my home? well, they would have to go elsewhere, says president trump. trump held a press conference with his first foreign visitoro the white house, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. trump has argued palestinians can't live in gaza again because israel destroyed it, and that some other country may. maybe egypt could take them in once they're gone, he says, the u.s. would own the gaza strip. didn't rule out using american troops to do it. and after that new development. i do see a long term ownership position, and i see it bringing great stability to that part of the middle east and maybe the entire middle east. and everybody i've spoken

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 be inside? saudi arabia was swift to attack drums planned to ethnically cleanse guys, even though it was in the middle of the night. saturday time when the us president sitting beside israel's netanyahu. so to defacto d, stabilize egypt and jordan with millions of refugees as expected vessel states in europe with no sufferings with muted but trumps. erroneous claim that saudi arabia no longer thinks about a city and state, also and good china, russia and nato. remember tech a, this is trump facilitated ukraine bombing of russia, bones, somalia, and signed it ordered to approve bombing iran will that in a week that arguably saw a trump uprooting the c. i a, and shelving the globally destructive u. s. a. i the agency that he a veteran kind of learns wilkinson is in full, it's george virginia. he was chief of staff with us state department validated by monica rubio. when nato power has invaded the rock, kind of thanks so much for coming on a ride off the top

trump's own party. republican senator rand paul posting on x i thought we voted for america first. but it's not all criticism. just moments ago, walking into this weekly news conference, house speaker mikea, quote, surprising development, but one that will applaud. joining us now is democratic congressman gregory meeks of new york, the ranking member of the foreign affairs committee. we'll keep monitoring what the speaker is saying right now, but i want to get your reaction to what he's already said on the record and the fact that if this were to move forward, this idea that president trump has thrown out there, it would require u.s. troops. it sounds like going into gaza. at least he's not ruling that out. what is your reaction to all of this? >> it's absolutely ridiculous. it is something. >> that i think on its face is contradictory of what the president's have even said. you know, as you said, sending troops into gaza, american troops does not make sense, then to remove people from their homelands. you know, that, you know, seems it's just absolutely ridiculous and incredible and inhumane and talking not talking to any of our allies jordan, egypt, saudi arabia, any and the other are

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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.

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

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,