mike white, the creator of the white lotus.riend. >> yeah, good friend. >> jimmy: and then he brought you back. even though it was completely -- for those who haven't seen the show, it goes from one fancy hotel to another city in the same chain of hotels, but you die the second season. >> i do. i did. >> jimmy: you did. your character, tanya dies. you don't actually die. your character dies in the second season, which means you can't come back for the fifth season or the sixth season, unless they dig you up and reanimate you somehow, which is not entirely impossible. >> right. i thought there was a little window for me to come back. you know, people saw me floating in the water and stuff. and i did look very dead and everything. but then they were talking, the girls were talking in this latest episode about all they saw was my floating leg. and then all of the sudden oh, yeah, i guess i wouldn't be able to swim away with only one leg. >> jimmy: i think you could. you could swim away with one leg. i think you could magazine mata

mike white over the years -- >> jimmy: yeah, well, you must know each other, right? years later. >> jimmy: isn't that hilarious -- [ light laughter ] >> you know? >> jimmy: by the way, fans are loving you. no one knows -- someone's murdered, we know that. no spoilers tonight. but someone -- >> i signed an n.d.a. >> jimmy: yeah, me too. i don't even -- i'm not even allowed to talk. this whole thing is gonna be cut out. but here's some headlines with fan theories of who they think did it. someone says they think the monkey did it. [ laughter ] i mean, but there's thousands of theories out there. by the way, did you see any monkeys? did you get to play with any? >> i didn't see -- i didn't see any. i saw some monkeys when i was out and about, like, in the van. but there were -- of course we all wish there was, like, a a monkey right there staying with you.. >> jimmy: of course, course, it's the most fun. >> you know what i mean? just like around, hanging out. >> jimmy: but it's thailand though. what'd you see? did you see animals? >> you know what was wild? one day i ha

mike white is just hilarious. and the southern drama. these women, i love southern women characters. >> yes, yes. >> we watch "southern charm". >> the reality show? >> yeah. being able to be this dramatic and funny is juicy and fun to do. mike white wrote it, so -- >> you can tell it comes from an authentic place. >> thank you. >> you said this role, you have done a lot, but you said this role -- >> 30 years. >> you said it was life changing for you. how so? >> basically, i lived in thailand almost seven months. have you been to asia? >> i have. >> there's a greeting in thailand. it means good morning, hello, how are you. many blessings. they greet you in this way. it's almost like namaste. it's reverent and beautiful. i love the culture. i feel like i live there. we were there for the premiere in bangkok. i got to re-visit the star at the four seasons and see the butlers and the whole -- it was a very special place. if i'm going to work somewhere, i want to feel connected to where i am. i just lived there. >> i r

. >> it's like mike white is looking at me, oh, my god, i don't want to torture this poor guy, but wep. this really happened. you know, they kind of walked you through the entire experience. they were walking around the cages. they're like, "okay, this cage, don't touch this cage because this snake will kill you. this cage here, there's some snakes in here but don't touch the brown ones, right? there's some green ones in there, and this one over here, don't open this one." thinking about this, i mean -- all i'm thinking about is the very first cage where the snake will kill you, right? like, don't open that. the rest of it goes out of my mind. [ laughter ] then they yelled action. and it's like, okay, don't open the first one, it will kill you. the next one, is it green or is it brown? which one has a big, big bite? i started pulling the green one. as i was pulling the snake out, he didn't want to come, right? so the snake turns around, and he bit me. >> jimmy: oh, no. oh, wow. >> i haven't told that story to anybody. the snake turned around and bit me. i wish i could have been cool.

mike shepard from washington, d.c. tell us more about what we know when it comes to the detroit automakers and how much work they've been doing to try to get the attention of the whiteouse , to carve out an exception for their businesses. mike: our reporting shows this has been a full court press for the big automakers, stellantis, general motors, ford. they see that the implementation of these tariffs are goods from canada and mexico, would be devastating for supply chains, would cause immediate increases for prices, forced on the line for consumers who might be thinking about buying a new carpet we could see prices go up thousands of dollars per the units that people might be looking to purchase, that would be devastating to the industry. they are looking for some of these, and it is not final. the situation is still very fluid, as our story makes clear, but this is certainly a priority for them. they want to make sure the president and his advisors understand the gravity of the situation, as far as their industry is concerned. scarlet: yeah. go back to what ford ceo jim farley has been saying. . he's been very vocal on the matter, saying that tariffs would be dev

it was the lensky would be welcome back to the white house when he's prepared to talk piece. okay, mike kind of joined his back from washington. mike, many, thanks. a i don't have more from that ukraine or the lisa and the program officer. the unprecedented diplomatic disaster between president zalinski and president trump in washington. ukrainians find themselves in deeply on certain times. fare and fatigue joined, sunday worship, in new credit or quote from cape. but people a wondering if united states is still that ally the had a lot of that things are looking a very quiet and settled because much of a strain. yeah. at the moment. apart from out east, we go to tropical psych code alfred that has, we can, does it link is out to see now what is expected to start to move in loud in the latter part of the week. but for now, it's going to sit off the coast of queens and bringing gusty winds to coastal areas, some heavier rain and of course rough seas. now elsewhere across the country. as i said, a very settled picture with lots of heat building across central and northern areas . we will

make peace and that it would be a beautiful thing is so at the same time we seen white house national security advisor, mike walsh said they will just today they will consider reinstating the intelligence and the aid. this in his words, piece talks are a range and confidence measures are put in place. so what would those confidence measures be? what do they want to see from ukraine? he didn't say, but what he said important. they want to get those agreements, refrain, give them to rush us here for us is really willing to talk peace again and made it into the president's speech again about the figures. and i think it's always important to fact check any and all politicians, once again, donald trump said that the u. s. has given $350000000000.00 to ukraine. that is, in fact, not true. the us has. congress has approved 174200000000, about 121000000000 has been sent to frayne. and again, a big chunk of that doesn't go to ukraine. it goes to us weapons manufacturers to re fresh the us weapons stockpiles. and when he keeps cripples waiting and saying, your gifts much us that is back, not true. europe has given a

mike pompeo. secretary, good to have you. thanks very much for being here. so that fiery exchange in the whiteeurope to finally get involved. your reaction. >> maria, it's great to be with you. look, good for them. better late than never. they should have been at this for years, they should have done this alongside president biden. i hope that their plan demonstrates the resolve that's necessary to get the deterrence, maria, because after all, that's what was lost in the biden administration, right? they didn't deter vladimir putin from attacking europe, and that's what the europeans need to figure out how to get back. they need to do it with president zelenskyy and the ukrainians, and then i'm confident that the united states will be there to support that effort because it matters to the united states to stop the war, stop the killing and make sure that vladimir putin's aggression didn't result in a good outcome for him because the entire world is watching whether aggression will be rewarded in modern times. maria: secretary, there's a report out of europe that says this norway fuel giant wit

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white house found out where where wen was and the conference room. obama goes, you know, blasting out of the out of the room. i'm them and mike froman, the counterpart in the white house, was there and hillary clinton was there. and few others. and we we get to this conference room and there are cameramen and reporters and and video cameras and and security all around in front of the room. and they were completely it turned out it wasn't just wen jiabao. wen jiabao and the presidents were premiers of of india, south africa, india, south and i'm blanking out india, africa and brazil and and so the cameras were swinging around. it's complete pandemonium. and obama, who's always kind of like cool hand luke, sort of opens the door a little and says, you guys ready for me now? should i wait a little bit? and are all like, bug eyed because they don't have any idea that americans even know where they are. so everybody scrambles around and and around this table, you see it on the cover. there's obama clearly talking. he's got hillary clinton next to it, next to him. he's got me. on 230 minute naps in last 48 hours and which is pretty

here with me now for the latest is the white house national security advisor. mike waltz.nk you so much for being here, sir. i want to ask for your view on what the ukrainian president said after that oval office meeting. he repeatedly went online. he thanked the u.s. and president trump for the help that the u.s. is giving, saying it is crucial to have the president support, that no one wants peace more than we do. is that enough for president trump to get things back on track? >> well, the president took calls from prime minister starmer. yesterday. he's also taken a call from prime minister maloney. >> of italy. >> zelenskyy. president zelenskyy is with those european leaders now. those european leaders are talking to him directly about getting to the negotiation table. what does he need to see to actually negotiate with us and negotiate with the russians? go to confidence building measures, go to a ceasefire and bring this horrific war to an end. and what was so, i think stunning to all of us in the oval office, was that it was not clear zelenskyy was going to go to ne

ukraine. european leaders have been quick to defend, so then scale to the white house debacle. french president, the manual mike called says global support for keith must continue i think we all know the situation. they're using a dresser, which is russia, and the people attacked, which is ukraine. i think we are, we're right to have helped ukraine and sanctioned russia 3 years ago, and to continue to do so. and when i say we, i mean, so united states in europe and the canadians, japanese, and authors, we must think all folks who helped ever split with coast who has been fighting since the beginning because they fight for their dignity, their independence to their children. and the security of either of these of simple things or the, we must to call off on this moment. so mccain has more on the european reaction from belin. we've also been hearing from people in balance from people as i say around the conference, staffing in berlin, hearing from the current, sean, so the that's the outgoing john. so the order of shots, he lost the election last sunday. he wouldn't be in his job for much longer, but so far he sa

high expectations from the white house and speaker mike johnson. the speaker shared a photo of preparations for president donald trump's joint address to congress promising it's going to be big. president trump has already begun the work to fulfill the campaign promises. president trump has gotten praise from republicans for his first 6 weeks in office. the white house says he'll hear about it tonight. the last month of record setting record breaking. i'm president of the chief wants and accomplishments and the president will likely lean on congress to fulfill some of his campaign promises. tax cuts, funding for deportations and spending cuts. but democrats say they're opposed to most of the trump agenda. these actions will means diminished well for working and middle americans and more in the pockets. the billionaire's democrats have criticized the influence of billionaire elon musk and his efforts to slash government funding, lay off workers in close federal agencies with president trump and elon musk acting unrestrained. we are barreling down a

high expectations from the white house and speaker mike johnson. shared a photo of preparations for president donald trump's joint address to congress promising it's going to be big. president trump has already begun the work to fulfill the campaign promises. president trump has gotten praise from republicans for his first 6 weeks in office. the white house says he'll hear about it tonight. the last month of record setting record breaking a president that she wants accomplish wins and the president will likely lean on congress to fulfill some of his campaign promises. tax cuts, funding for deportations and spending cuts. but democrats say they're opposed to most of the trump agenda. these actions will means diminished well for working and middle americans and more in the pockets. the billionaire's democrats have criticized the influence of billionaire elon musk and his efforts to slash government funding, lay off workers in close federal agencies with president trump and elon musk acting unrestrained. we are barreling down a dangerous path to a con

high expectations from the white house and speaker mike johnson.a photo of preparations for president donald trump's joint address to congress promising it's going to be big. president trump has already begun the work to fulfill the campaign promises. president trump has gotten praise from republicans for his first 6 weeks in office. the white house says he'll hear about it tonight. the last month of record setting record breaking a president that she wants accomplish wins and the president will likely lean on congress to fulfill some of his campaign promises. tax cuts, funding for deportations and spending cuts. but democrats say they're opposed to most of the trump agenda. these actions will means diminished well for working and middle americans and more in the pockets. the billionaire's democrats have criticized the influence of billionaire elon musk and his efforts to slash government funding, lay off workers in close federal agencies with president trump and elon musk acting unrestrained. we are barreling down a dangerous path to a constitutio

high expectations from the white house and speaker mike johnson. speaker shared a photo of preparations for president donald trump's joint address to congress promising it's going to be big. president trump has already begun the work to fulfill the campaign promises. president trump has gotten praise from republicans for his first 6 weeks in office. the white house says he'll hear about it tonight. the last month of record setting record breaking a president that she wants and accomplishments and the president will likely lean on congress to fulfill some of his campaign promises. tax cuts, funding for deportations and spending cuts. but democrats say they're opposed to most of the trump agenda. these actions will means diminished well for working and middle americans and more in the pockets. the billionaire's democrats have criticized the influence of billionaire elon musk and his efforts to slash government funding, lay off workers in close federal agencies with president trump and elon musk acting unrestrained. we are barreling down a dangerous p

high expectations from the white house and speaker mike johnson.red a photo of preparations for president donald trump's joint address to congress promising it's going to be big. president trump has already begun the work to fulfill the campaign promises. president trump has gotten praise from republicans for his first 6 weeks in office. the white house says he'll hear about it tonight. the last month of record setting record breaking a president that she wants accomplish wins and the president will likely lean on congress to fulfill some of his campaign promises. tax cuts, funding for deportations and spending cuts. but democrats say they're opposed to most of the trump agenda. these actions will means diminished well for working and middle americans and more in the pockets. the billionaire's democrats have criticized the influence of billionaire elon musk and his efforts to slash government funding, lay off workers in close federal agencies with president trump and elon musk acting unrestrained. we are barreling down a dangerous path to a constit

high expectations from the white house and speaker mike johnson.aker shared a photo of preparations for president donald trump's joint address to congress promising it's going to be big. president trump has already begun the work to fulfill the campaign promises. president trump has gotten praise from republicans for his first 6 weeks in office. the white house says he'll hear about it tonight. the last month of record setting record breaking a president that she wants accomplish wins and the president will likely lean on congress to fulfill some of his campaign promises. tax cuts, funding for deportations and spending cuts. but democrats say they're opposed to most of the trump agenda. these actions will means diminished well for working and middle americans and more in the pockets. the billionaire's democrats have criticized the influence of billionaire elon musk and his efforts to slash government funding, lay off workers in close federal agencies with president trump and elon musk acting unrestrained. we are barreling down a dangerous path to a

white house official tells abc news. zelensky after the oval office was escorted to a holding room. that's where secretary of state marco rubio and national security advisor miketz told him. the president demanded he leave the white house and return when he serious. christiane cordero, abc news, washington. >> president trump's address to congress will take place on tuesday. it's not called the state of the union. when a president has just taken office. we'll have live coverage beginning at 6 p.m, including the democratic response. >> now to new details about the deaths of actor gene hackman, his wife and their dog, all found deceased inside their new mexico home this week. the most interesting part of today's update by the santa fe county sheriff is what was not found. >> both individuals tested negative for carbon monoxide. the manner and cause of death has not been determined. >> initial autopsy findings show no external trauma. we already knew there were no signs of foul play. 95 year old gene hackman had a pacemaker. the sheriff says the last recorded activity was february 17th. the bodies were discovered wednesday, february 26th with signs of decompositi

white house. i was there with mike waltz and we gave them just a little bit of closure for their loved ones when weuman filth evil to justice last night and i salute everyone, the fbi, the agents, the marshals, the pilots. god bless what you did for america. this is why elections matter. because of that man being in the super max and paying a penalty for the murder of american fighters. >> jesse: the whole country salutes the president and this team that brought him in. and respect to pakistan for turning this guy over. i know they weren't always forthcoming with usama bin laden but i'm glad you were able to get him out of that country and bring him here. it seems the rules of engagement have changed. it seems like donald trump has given you guys a little more latitude. when you see someone, you can take him out. >> let me tell you, day eight we walked into the oval. mike, the national security advisor, me and what a my military team members, we put this map on the desk and we said president trump, we've been surveilling an isis compound, a massive cave complex in northern somalia for a year and a

white house is entertaining this. there isn't any political advantages strategically for the president to even consider such a thing. sometimes stuff on. >> mikeee elon. >> musk is in the white house. >> well. >> yeah. >> sometimes i think he's amplified on social media. if i'm just being frank, probably should be ignored. i just got to be honest, i think this guy has had his attorneys attempt to appeal. from my understanding, yes. and at every level they have failed. the justice system appears to have worked the way it was intended to work. i think the white house is right to ignore this, to keep focusing on other things. if musk wants to put this out here, he owns twitter. he can do what the hell he wants. but from my perspective as a strategist, the white house needs to just ignore this. >> nothing good came from. >> this part of the white house, and musk is retweeting this to 319 million people. so he's putting it out there. and when musk says things, donald trump listens. so what do you. >> do about it? >> i don't think the president is going to listen to this. >> and should we ignore it because we're now we're put in a position where do

white house. house speaker mike johnson said president trump showed that he's putting america first, and that thes when the u.s. was disrespected are over. while house minority leader hakeem jeffries called the exchange shocking and extraordinary and urged the trump administration to show some. mature leadership. other responses largely fell along party lines as well. >> the president of the united states is a coward. who is vladimir putin's puppet? the vice president of the united states is a rogue and a coward. who is donald trump's puppet. >> and i think what president trump is trying to do. >> is bring the conflict. to a resolution. >> if the rug is. >> pulled out. >> and. >> putin becomes. >> the big winner in. >> a forced. >> cease fire. >> not only that disaster for ukraine, but if anybody believes that putin will stop at ukraine, that he doesn't have in his eyes the baltic states, poland and others, they are not students of history. >> international leaders have rallied behind president zelenskyy after the oval office clash. canadian prime minister justin trudeau says ukrainians have foug

equipment and -- >> following the meeting national security adviser mike waltz and secretary of state marco rubio told zelenskyy to leave the whiteouse before either side could sign the minerals agreement. we did talk to a former marine corps colonel and political and military affairs analyst who says diplomatic conversations can get heated. we just rarely see it. >> it does happen behind closed doors and the doors i was behind oftentimes some of the most vigorous arguments and hurt feelings occurred between just the u.s. side alone. it's probably good for the american people to see this. it was an education. >> since that meeting world leaders expressed their support for the ukrainian president on social media. that includes canadian prime minister justin trudeau. french president emmanuel macron and the president of the european parliament. meantime republican senator lindsey graham rushed to president trump's defense. graham called the meeting an utter disaster and said zelenskyy needs to change his stance or resign. >> his take was a teaching moment, interesting take on all of this. obviously the conversation will continue, d

the republicans control both chambers and the white house underscore that, say, mike johnson, you need to find the votes. that's true. john thune you have to find the votes. maybe at least take it to the edge, as they often do. but there's got to be some sort of owning the power that you have in congress, or then get out and have a there. >> isn't there isn't. you know what? people come up to me all the time when i'm out, like at the oscar party, the bill, what are we going to do? what are we going to do? i don't know, you're at the oscar party. have a great time. >> yeah, exactly. >> that's what. >> you're doing. >> exactly what are we going to do? like your life is falling apart, you fucking funny? no, but you know, what are you going to do? be a viable alternative? that's. you can't do anything because you lost the election. you lost all three branches of government. okay? so you actually the only thing you can do is be somebody who a party who when the independent voter looks at the scene, says, oh, you know what, i don't like what trump is doing, but these people are crazier. now,

white house. national security adviser mike wallace was one of the officials who delivered that news.lier today, wallace was asked if he thought zelensky understood what had just happened. listen. >> no he didn't. frankly, his team did. >> his his. ambassador and. >> his. >> advisor were were were practically i mean, they. >> were. >> practically in tears wanting this to move forward. but zelensky was still argumentative. and finally, what i said, i said, look, mr. president. >> time is not. >> on your side here. >> time is. >> not on your side on the battlefield. >> time is. >> not on on your side in terms of the world situation. and most importantly, u.s. aid and the taxpayers tolerance is not unlimited. >> charlie. charlie. not long ago, support for ukraine was bipartisan on capitol hill, but we haven't heard much pushback from the gop over this debacle in the oval office or trump's radical shift in foreign policy in general. do you think that will change? >> well, i certainly hope republicans find their voice on this. the mistreatment of zelensky yesterday in the oval office was i

white house early following that exchange. cbs news reported that secretary of state marco rubio and national security advisor mike wallace askeds to leave immediately after that meeting. the two leaders were expected to sign a deal that would give ukrainians -- the u.s. access to ukrainian mineral resources, but the white house has confirmed that deal was not signed. start from set on his truth social platform, president zelenskyy -- president trump said on his truth social platform, president zelenskyy is not ready for peace because our involvement gives a big advantage in negotiations. i don't want to vanish, i want peace. he disrespected the united states of america and its cherished oval office. he can come back when ready for peace. president zelenskyy expressed gratitude to the american people after his class with president trump, writing on x, thank you america, thank you for your support, thank you for this visit. thank you potus, congress, and the american people. ukraine needs just and lasting peace, and we are working exactly for that. with me to discuss this is our state department correspondent, tom bateman. tom,

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white house. after the meeting, national security advisor mike waltz. he told cnn that zelensky was the one not negotiating in good faith. again, this from the same guy who once compared zelensky. >> to winston churchill. >> not every republican is on board. >> with this. >> and plenty. >> of democrats. >> are furious. over how all of this went down. and the one person who should be handling all. >> of this. >> the secretary of state. >> america's top diplomat. >> marco rubio. well, he is the guy who. >> just sat. >> there grimacing in his chair, observing from afar as this whole mess unfolded. >> melting into the couch. on abc news today. rubio said. >> he's had no. >> communication with zelensky. >> since friday. >> adding that, quote. >> you cannot end a war unless both sides. >> come to the table. >> trump's team is trying to spin this like zelensky doesn't want a solution or at least isn't putting in the work. but as the political. >> drama here plays out. >> zelensky has shown quite the opposite. in fact, he flew straight to. >> europe after. >> t

if you talked with the white house about that how concerned are you about the long-term impacts? >> i talked to mikef days ago. on early and justly. zelensky blue in the white house read working on this for a very long time. we are where we are. i am worried about intelligence and weapons to ukraine as long as the fighting is going on. if we pull the plug on ukraine is less than afghanistan. don't think president trump is any desire to do that we have a cease-fire and what they need in intelligence and weapons to defend themselves. i'll be introducing sanctions and on their energy sector next week urging them if they do not engage in cease-fire peace talks with the administration we should sanction them. >> will be tracking that the meantime you mentioned rare earth minerals that has been stalled after the disastrous meeting last week. but you are one of the folks it met with president zelenskyy before he went there. senator chris van hollen was as well he was with me on the show last week here is how he described that deal. >> it was extortion pure and simple. beat like into world war ii fdr thing

mike huckabee. governor, always wonderful to see you. the whitese responded with their own fight video saying american voters already chose their fighters in november. you happened to be one of them. what do you make of the democrats disaster week? >> honestly, it was like watching outtakes of jane fonda's workout video from the 80s. i've not seen anything that bizarre, in decades and then when the congresswoman goes out and says "we don't just hold the bag, i am the bag. i thought, did she really just say that? it just can't get worse, and we watch this on the republican side and look at it and say, why are they helping us so much? do they want us to keep winning? because my gosh, i can't think of anything they could do that would make it easier for people to say i'm done with the democrats. i'm joining the trump train, and i think that's what's happening across america. people were outraged by hatted happened at the president's speech when the democrats couldn't even applaud for children who have overcome cancer. a kid getting appointed to west

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white shame. - time, now, for three facts about house speaker mike johnson, seen here imagining himself riding aosaur. our facts about mike johnson are, one, he played washboard in a zydeco band, two, he refuses emojis for religious reasons, three, he blamed the fall of rome on excessive gayness-- excessive gayness. - jasmine's nodding your head at the same time i started nodding my head. - three. - yep. - we're going with three three. - three over here. - i'm going to argue that we should go for played washboard in a zydeco band. because if you have no musical talent, that's the instrument to go for. - we choose number one. - yeah. - the answer is number three. mike johnson-- mike johnson blamed the fall of rome on excessive gayness. here's mike johnson with his theory. - johnson's theory on the fall of rome has been called, quote, "totally baseless." and of course, gladiator tried to blame the fall of rome on denzel washington. denzel, as you can see there, being robbed of an oscar nomination. speaking of the roman empire, does anybody know what denzel washington thinks of the roman empire? -

white area. used to be ry union. still has some union presence. mike dukakis, the 1998 presidential candidate who lost nationwide and narrowly lost pennsylvania as well, he carried every single one of those counties. every single one of those pennsylvania counties that borders west virginia and he carried west virginia. you go across 300 miles to the eastern part of the state, the area where i'm from, i'm from philadelphia, but if you look outside of philadelphia, every single one of those suburban counties was largely republican. in fact, montgomery county pennsylvania, which demographically is very similar, ironically, similar to montgomery county, maryland, very affluent, high college educated population, very socioeconomics. that was 2-1 republican back 30, 35 years ago. what has happened is over the last 15, 20 years, and especially since trump has been president, both have moved in opposite directions. democrats are doing better than ever, including this past 2024 election in which we lost statewide. the numbers out of suburban philadelphia are b

so trump dispatched his national security advisor, mike waltz, to tell the ukrainians they were no longer welcome at the white house. but his harsh words for ukraine continued today. take a look. >> he's clearly. >> solely focused on. >> believing he needs. >> to. >> fact check. >> and correct every nuance. you know, it's like a it's like a, you know, a ex-girlfriend. that wants to argue, you know, everything that you said nine years ago. rather than moving the relationship forward. >> trump is now claiming that zelenskyy doesn't want to make peace, which of course, zelenskyy is disputing. but of course, what we are seeing is trump more broadly reimagined the role of the u.s. and the world and really changing u.s. alliances abroad. of course, diplomats say that tough talks, heated discussions between world leaders happen all the time. what's so unprecedented and historic is that all of this took place in full view of the white house press corps. trump, for his part, a master of stagecraft, said he thought it was going to make great television. the question now is what happens between this relationship with th

media saying that the ukranian leda will be welcome back to the white house when as president trump puts it, he wants to talk about peace. mike, many things mike had of that a washington. and so we'll have much for, for me to cry later on in the program. called to the unprecedented diplomatic, these austin between president zalinski and president trump in washington. ukrainians find themselves in deeply on certain times yet. so t, during sunday worship and ukraine who report from key if where people are wondering if the united states is still, but i love the the had low there, it's been a pretty quiet weather pass. and so much of north america over the weekend, you can see that reflected in the satellite image with things are going to change. we've got a bit of a wintry bloss moving in across the mountains. that rain dripping down into southern parts of us is cool things down here. instead, we're seeing the return of the mild conditions across the west coast of the us and woman ad drifting out from the gulf of mexico, pushing temperatures up for the likes of texas. but as that warm and meets with the cold air, that's going to

white house 6 weeks ago. he's expected to outline his agenda on domestic and foreign policies as the us of just too many changes early in his 2nd presidency. mike handler has moved from washington dc, what to expect? you know, the executive order is signed the number now it's more than 70 the most introduced in the 1st 5 weeks of presidency in more than 40 years. it's a process aimed at re shaping american society. and when he appears in congress, the president will outline what he is trying to achieve. and what in his view is he already has. republicans hold a majority in both the senate to the house of representatives. but this, the general progress and delivering legislation to meet the key campaign promises something president trump is sure to focus on in the absence of legislation that the executive orders that have directed the crab down on immigration and the re shaping of the federal government. this be a headed by an unelected opinion, that he alone must just heading what his labels, the department of government efficiency appears to be rebelling and his job to select the federal workforce. he's likely to receive a presidential seal of

this week, we have new shows with jennifer coolidge, danny mcbride, mike epps, from "severance" sarah bock, from the kid on the show "whitewalton geoghans and lisa from blackpink. and we will have music from balu brigada, coco jones and wunderhorse. so please join us for all of that. our first guest, is a man of great talent, both in front of and behind the camera. even to the side, he's good. he is director and executive producer of the peabody award-winning "severance," new episodes of season two stream fridays on apple tv plus -- please welcome ben stiller. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> yeah, all right! >> jimmy: ben. >> guillermo. >> jimmy: before i forget. this came out of guillermo. and he wanted you to have it. >> he laid an egg in a good way. by the way, you were talking on the break about guillermo's knocking back all that tequila. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then waking up -- when did you wake up this morning? >> i wake up at 3:00 in the morning. >> you said that to go pee. then. >> >> guillermo: 6:45. >> he is in the gym after getting blasted on tequila. >> guillermo: exactly, yes. >> jimmy: he claims he has a traine

. >> mike, you're playing like betty white out there. >> that's not what your girlfriend. >> says, baby.s. stamp that will be issued on march the 27th at the l.a. zoo. that stamp was created by artist and illustrator dale stephanos outside of boston, whose work has been showcased in the new york times, rolling stone, time magazine, and many more publications. in my humble opinion, his talent unmatched and we are delighted to have dale with us on this sunday morning. good morning dale. >> hi, frank. it's so good to see you. >> you as well. as you know, i love your work. and this betty white stamp is beautiful. what is it like to have your art forever blazoned on a u.s. stamp? >> it's really amazing. it's. it feels like the most adult thing i've ever done. you know, this whole thing started when i was a kid, and somebody shoved a crayon into my hand to keep me quiet, and i. i started drawing pictures, and people liked them, and i kept at it. and before you know it, 50 years later, 60 years later, you end up on a postage stamp. so that's life, i guess. >> and what a what a life it's been.

john: donald trump is at mar-a-lago after hosting the first ever white house crypto summit yesterday. meanwhile, house speaker mikeohnson with a new funding bill he hopes will keep the government running, the president post untrue social calling the bill, quote, very good. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house. a crypto summit. >> reporter: the first ever so donald trump could be considered a crypto plank owner for any navy veterans. he was the president yesterday alongside the winkle voss twins. >> i tried to make america the big going superpower of the world and crypto capital of the planet and we are taking historic action to deliver on that promise, this will be a virtual fort knox for digital gold to be housed in the united states treasury. >> reporter: head of a possible government shutdown next week, trump urging republicans to come together and pass a stopgap measure, trump posting untrue social, quote, the house and senate put together under the circumstances a very good funding bill. all republicans should vote please yes next week, great things are coming for america. give us a few months to contin

mike. watching that in washington, d.c. thank you. have to learn from the whiteoval office. there will be comments as to what they pertain to, we do not know. we will hear it live for you. you may have seen something there about the exec of orders at 2:30, we still expect that to happen. also comments at 3:00. a lot of buzzing on a friday, dana. >> dana: indeed. >> the party is in disarray. you can see that. they don't have an identified leader, they don't have a vision, they don't have a platform to run on. the only word i could describe it as they are flailing right now. that's why they resort to these antics. they want to fight trump, they want to fight the america first agenda, they want to fight all of us. so they debase themselves by showing up on the house floor and acting like children. >> dana: house speaker mike johnson slamming democrats for their behavior during president trump's joint address. there were ten democrats who joined republicans in voting to censure congressman al green for heckling the president. my next guest is one of them. congressman

friends" we can come ukrainian president zelenskyy leaving the white house after a tense exchange with donald trump and vice president vance. >> mike walters there and joins us there, vice president vance talking about protecting catholics in our country. >> i will make of this commitment to you in front of god, you have an open door to the trump administration. rachel: in daytona for bike week, we check in with him next. another hour "fox and friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ >> good morning and welcome back to "fox and friends," charlie and rachel and i am peter doocy filling in and it is nice to be in new york city where unlike where i work, everyone is wearing a tie. rachel: no more costumes. i was talking to peter a little earlier because we were talking about chickens and avian flu and he has enough room for chickens. kevin:all that matters is don't get a rooster. >> we will probably have a chicken coop right there. rachel: when you bring them eggs they are not going to complain. charlie:you get a rooster you have a problem. with a 2-year-old most of our groceries we do for pickup and the last couple weeks when we show up

white house. >> brian: okay. >> the discussions going forward. steve has got that. mikegot that marco rubio has got that. marco is the chief diplomat of the united states of america. it's on his plate to move that forward. i don't want to get ahead the president. i would never do that this is his decision to make. he is the president. we will go from there. >> brian: no america knows more about what this is like on the ground than you. private citizen, that's why you are the perfect pick. ask you to tap into your veers years of the military experience the gaza war and idf and phase one of the peace deal. yesterday, the president put out a truth social post after meeting with some of the surviving hostages, he said shalom hamas means hello and goodbye. can you choose. release all of the hostages now, not later and immediately return all of the dead bodies of the people you murdered or over for you. release the hostages now or there will be hell to pay. it's a little bit belonger did you you get the theme. i will give the idf everything he you need. get into the mind of th

district judge later forced the white house to reinstate acosta's press credentials. mikethoughts? >> you know. >> there's. >> a lot going on. >> here, and there's a lot going on in that story. and it's part of, i would think, a troika if you really pay attention to what's going on, intimidate the press, they're doing that kind of successfully co-opt the federal police force. the fbi, try and co-opt the military, the defense department, through an appointed secretary of defense who is totally unqualified to be secretary of defense. i'm just saying pay attention to what's happening around us. >> yeah. >> and mike allen, the this is a real change in tradition, which will have, i think, a big response from members of the press corps. >> no question, because. jim vandehei and i are. >> up with a column. >> this morning. >> on trump's media. >> control strategy, pulling. >> back the camera. >> and looking. >> at the. >> fact that. >> this. >> is of a piece. >> with the lawsuits. >> with the control of workspace at the pentagon. with the actions. against ap. >> and just. >> arou