and both trump and musk are doing the right thing ask joining us is miranda devine and fox news contributorfive pages of the new york post on a daily basis and emily compagno, cohost of outnumbered and under his wings. ladies, welcome. let's start with this. miranda, the democrats are defending the bureaucracy and defending regul regulators and opposing audits and fraud and opposing anything that reduces federal spending. they love the bureaucracy. what kind of message is that? >> i think it just tells everybody, including voters they're corrupt to the core. they're defending their slush funds to the death. they're defending the bureaucracy, the flush funds, corruption, the waste and abuse and above anything else they've cared about. they never cared about the victims of illegal migration et cetera, et cetera and americans look at that and say wait a second, where are your priorities? larry: emily, do you want to shrink the size of government? is government too big and regulate too much? like 80/20 issue and democrats on the 20% side. i don't understand how they can be so utterly stupid. >>

and trump and musk are doing right thing, joining us to talk about it miranda devine fox news contributorthor of under his wings, welcome. let's start with this. miranda, basic democrats are basically defending bureaucracy, depending regulator opposing all of those audits of fraud, and opposing anything that reduces federal spending, they love bureaucracy, what kind of message is that. >> tells everyone, including their voters corrupt to the core. they defend their slush funds, to the death, the bureaucracy the slush funds corruption, the waste and abuse, above anything else they have cared about. they never cared about the victims of illegal migration, and et cetera. i think that americans look at that and go hang on, where are your priorities. larry: i think emily, if you pull -- polled, do you want to shrink size of government, is it too big, does it regulate too much, it is 80-20 issue and democrats on 20% side, i don't understand how they can be so stupid. david: and obtuse. we heard today for example, a lot of our elected officials, shouting about how president has started forcibly

just as president sheinbaum has, interest, joining me is miranda devine, "new york post" ace columnistiew magazine, trump is a pretty good deal maker miran mirr mirr-- miranday it vine. >> i love it. >> i think he is using tariffs as a weapon, to bind people to his will. he is the master of ugly deals, he loves ugly deals. and he bullies people, into submission. how long did it take for mexico. trudeau is just a goofball, and i think it is actually, good for pierre i'll pronounces it wrong. polly ever, whatever, the opposition leader. they have an election in october. all of this, hurts trudeau, i think that canadian people have suffered enough. larry: 10,000 for canada and 10,000 are in mexico in a day a work. >> he put it together with pa panama and marco rubio has easiest. larry: was he correct about that. >> i life there was a report our naval ships will no longer have fees pull out of belton road as soon as they can, chinese influence operation and review the hong kong running company. i think we want more from mexico by the way, i think key thing is restoring, remain in mexico an

. >> lawrence: with reaction "new york post" column miranda devine.mile-an-hour carrasco good morning to you. i was struck by there was a moment in the press conference where elon musk says, look, because they were talking about the condoms and all that he said, look, we are going to make some mistakes. but, we're not going to bat 100 you, but at least we are going to get to the transparency aspect of things. i think that was truly telling, right? >> it sure was, lawrence. good morning. >> lawrence: good morning. >> i think it's so refreshing to see, you know, just that moment yesterday when had you elon musk and his cute little son in the oval office and donald trump sitting at the resolute desk watching on as his kind of protege tells the entire world what nobody else other presidents have tried to do this and only elon musk and his little team of whiz kids, you know, very high iq whiz kids have been able to actually figure out what the government spends its money on and how it spends it and wastes it. the corruption, the abuse of the taxpayer money

joining me, miranda devine, new york post columnist and fox news contributor, rich lowry editor in chief review of magazine. so tram subpoena a pretty good -- trump is a pretty good deal maker. system of articulation i love it. i think he's using tariffs to bend people to the will of his power and he's going to believe the people into submission and going to be how long for mexico and trudeau is just a goof ball and going out to report and going for them and going for that position and they're going to elect them in october hurts trudeau and going for the canadian people have suffered enough. larry: 10,000 for canada and 10,000 for mexico all in a day's work. >> this is for panama and it's extraordinary. you want more. but still. larry: was he correct about that? >> there's a report that the naval ships are not going to have them and it's chinese influence and reviewing concession of the hong kong company running terms on the two sides of the canal. i think we want more from mexico by the way. i think they're going to remain in mexico and going for other policies and going for them. it's

miranda devine titled her column. he cleans house at the f.b.i. and d.o.j.artment now. david. >> good morning. kash patel, the man president trump wants to be the next f.b.i. director said this at his confirmation hearing last week. >> every f.b.i. employee will be held to the absolute same standard. no one will be terminated. they'll be protected. >> those 4,000 agents across the country opened their email to find a 12 question survey to find out if they may have been involved in the january 6th case and charging senior leaders of hamas with crimes for the massacre in israel. friday fox obtained a memo terminations from acting attorney general who happens to be president trump's former defense attorney writing in his memo what he believes are problems from prior d.o.j./f.b.i. leadership and symptomatic of deficiencies in previous leadership. i don't believe the current leadership of the justice department can trust these f.b.i. employees to assist in putting forth trump's -- some 38,000 staff as career special a little and f.b.i. employees we know that none

to miranda devine "new york post" he said i hope it's fast. every day people are dying.r is so bad in ukraine. i want to end this damn thing end quote. the report this morning is keith kellogg, the general, has apparently said he will give three options to the president by the end of this week on what could possibly happen with the war. how do you see it? how do we end it? can we do it? >> well, certainly to end it obviously the two parties have to want to end it. i know for a fact that ukraine wants to end this war. so do their people. they have made some concessions to accommodate that. in other words, they are willing to give up territory to russia. the territory they are currently occupying. russia doesn't want to enter into negotiations right now. i think he will continue to talk to the president maybe even meet with the president because it gives putin significant legitimacy to be dealing with the world's number one super power. putin is far from that status to be sure. but putin is going to play tough. likely will want some concessions just to go into negotiations

anyway, here with reaction, fox news contributor miranda devine and joe concha. know, in many ways i feel really blessed, miranda, because new media began with the talk radio revolution. and then fox took that on on hgh and steroids to the next level. and still both remain extraordinarily powerful and relevant today. and then you've got the rogans and the podcasters and the social media and x et cetera. and it's people have too many options. and if you if you're not a truth teller, you're not going to survive, in my view. am i wrong on that? in that analysis? >> i know you're absolutely right. and i think, you know, people who are trustworthy in the media. that part of the media universe is thriving. it's the propaganda merchants that are shriveling on the vine. and, you know, joe rogan is absolutely right. no one trusts them anymore. their latest sort of unison talking point is constitutional crisis that donald trump's causing a constitutional. that's the old story. they did it in his first term. they're doing it again. it doesn't work. and they're going nuts bec

miranda devine had an excellent piece in "the new york post" yesterday just talking about the periodthings, charlie. it's just incredible. charlie: i loved the quote from her in her story today, he says president trump does not take meetings in the traditional sense where one guest leaves before another departs. instead, in gregarious fashion, the president rolls one meeting into another and introduces the principals to each other creating a burst of high energy and humor that has transformed the white house from a mausoleum into a symphony of personal interaction. his days start at 6 a.m. and often end close to midnight over small dinners at the white house with assorted dignitaries. the guy is a rolling machine, a sleepless machine. griff: he said he was going to do this -- charlie: yeah. griff: and as we've highlighted, he had four years to think about what he wants to do. but now to do it with these meetings and really access to people that he's meeting with that may be there for different reasons, then he connects them. and so it seems that while miranda has a great insight and