after mr mulino accused the us of spreading "lies and falsehoods" about the panama canal.us government vessels crossing the canal — something he said wasn't possible under pa nama's constitution. panama did agree to withdraw from china's belt and road mr trump also announced that japan's nippon steel is dropping its $14.1 billion acquistion of us steel, instead making an investment in the american company. a sale was blocked by presidentjoe biden over national security concerns. mr trump reiterated on friday that he also opposes a sale. meanwhile, the us president postponed a call with his panamanian counterpart, jose raul mulino, a day after mr mulino accused the us of spreading "lies and falsehoods" about the panama canal. mr mulino made those comments in response to claims from the us state department that panama had agreed to waive fees for us government vessels crossing the canal — something he said wasn't possible under pa nama's constitution. panama did agree to withdraw from china's belt and road infrastructure programme — a move criticised by china's foreign minis

shortly thereafter, mr mulino panamanian mr mulino said that panamanian involvement in a chinese called trump, 7 donald trump, will 7 donald trump, will have 7 under donald trump, will have wanted to hear. those are all positive steps, i think, in terms of bilateral terms of that bilateral relationship. the less positive are. of course. that that steps are, of course, that that claim still continues — that mr trump continues to suggest that gets preferential china gets preferential treatment, that china, in a sense, runs the — something the panamanian government robustly denies. there's a sort of irony at the heart of this all as well — and thatis heart of this all as well — and that is the fact that panama represents one of washington's biggest allies in the region, and there must be people there and'ther’e'mdst'be people there their heads and'there'mdst'be people there their heads as to scratching their heads as to how this situation could have come about. these possibly have come about. these are allies that stretch back decades. the issue of the panamanian canal has brought together

rubio se reunio durante dos horas con el presidente jose raul mulino.inistro para asuntos del canal. tras el encuentro, mulino dio una rueda de prensa en solitario en la que explico que se abordaron temas clave como la cooperacion en materia de migracion y la seguridad regional y el tema mas esperado, el canal dpanama. mulino dijo que reafirmo la soberania panamena y que la administracion del canal no son negociables.>> la soberania de panama no esta en cuestion. eso es muy importante y se lo explique en detalle. lo que el tratado o lo que el canal de panama en manos panamenas , representa para todos nosotros. ese canal crecio en manos panamenas. ahi esta la ampliacion a ojos vista. >> para este analista la c controversia ha tenido un efecto en el pais. >> 25 anos mas tarde, el senor trump lo que ha hecho es desempolvar un tema que ya e estaba archivado y no ha hecho otra cosa que revivir en la s sociedad panamena un sentimiento de nacionalismo. >> con respecto a la presencia china en panama. el presidente mulino anuncio que su gobierno tiene la intenci

his trip around the region began there, and he held talks with president mulino on this issue. involvementled the belt and road initiative — which is about global infrastructure flows, global flows of trade — would come to an end. that is something that the white house, under donald trump, will have wanted to hear. those are all positive steps, i think, in terms the less positive steps are, of course, that that claim still continues — that mr trump continues to suggest that china government robustly denies. all as well — and that is the fact that panama represents the issue of the panamanian canal has brought them together for many, many years. towards central america and onto the united states. they're essentially doing everything that mr trump would want of them — and yet now there is this will get organised, that donald trump is essentially trying to push panama to the negotiating table. so far, he's been pretty successful in that regard, but they are still a long way from resolving it. president trump announced he is revoking former daily intelligence briefings. in a post on truth soci

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he has marco rubio's meeting with president mulino he wouldn't answer questions afterwards about howof the us administration and marco rubio coming here is they believe that this country is one in america's own back yard. towards the united states, that countries could be subject by president trump. and certainly we've seen that in this case with his vow refusing to rule out military force to do so. the last two days, and it's created a real degree of fear and suspicion among many within this population. and it's also aroused deeply patriotic feelings. many panamanians, the overwhelming majority, believe that the canal should remain in panamanian hands. now, some analysts think this isjust a maximalist negotiating position by president trump, and perhaps but the reality is there is now something of a diplomatic here in panama. hundreds of palestinians have been reunited with their families in gaza, after being released from held without charge. joyous scenes in gaza, as more than a hundred men, this weekend under phase one of the ceasefire. but most of them were never charged with an

in his inaugural speech, the us president alleged that that the president of panama, jose raul mulinoe to transit through the panama canal. this sparked a strong rebuttal from panama's president — who accused the us of spreading "lies and falsehoods". today, president trump was due to speak with mr mulino but this was delayed — reportedly due to changes in the president's schedule. joining me live isjohn feeley, former us ambassador to panama. great to have you with us. many were shocked when the topic of the panama canal coming back into office, and suggesting military force even to take it. mrtrump is mr trump is looking to achieve is actually a 2—step goal, one, he is always numberone, he is always the panama canal, you disliked the panama canal, you go back and look in history in the 1980s go back and look in history in the 19805 '905 go back and look in history in the 1980s '90s and he the 1980s and '90s and he railed against it, he does not believe to give something nothingt t t nothingtand t t nothingtand doets t nothingtand does not t for nothing and does not believe that a st

mr rubio will meet with the president of panama, jose raul mulino, in what is expected to be a high—stakesant fees on its ships and goods — 0ur correspondent tom bateman has been travelling with the us secretary of state and sent this report. region, saying that they believe this can be a golden age notjust for america but for the americas, and trying to put a focus on the us's own backyard, in effect — the first time, actually, that a secretary absolutely dominated by president trump's claims on the panama canal. backlash in this country, president mulino saying this the american argument effectively, once you sort the canal, particularly to ports that are majority there are other ports on the two ends of the canal. they aren't the only ones there. but this is, i think, a sort of warning shot panamanians feel extremely strongly about their connection american control dividing their country in two, having an american zone around the panama canal. small—scale ones yesterday — but more protests on sunday, as mr rubio begins his visit. on saturday morning he ordered a military strike were liv

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mulino afirmó que ni el gobierno ni la autoridad del canal pueden modificar o eximir tarifas y con esto presidente trump sobre la influencia de china en la zona del canal. al regresar hoy en nuestro segmento de atletas y letras le tenem la historia de este pequeño niño que busca convertirse en un gran futbolista y la red de respuesta rápida está buscando voluntarios para entrenarlos y que estén preparados frente a los operativos de ice. le vamos a explicar cómo puede participar y también sumarse si está interesado y sigue la inestabilidad con lluvia y vientos. en nuestro panorama tenemos a nuestro caza tormentas activo y listo. arita les comento que nos esperan las próximas horas, pero también en el plazo extendido a usted. la casa de los famosos está literalmente que arde. vamos con silvana y saray para que nos den un recuento de lo sucedido hoy en la casa de los famosos all-stars. las primeras chispas ya comenzaron a volar. niurka ya dio un adelanto de las tensiones que se desatarán, dejando a manelyk con la boca abierta. pero para sorpresa de todos, la cordialidad y la amistad entre

what's fascinating about this, that's not mulino choice.s an kind of a quasi private entity that runs the canal, that sets the rates, that goes through a very similar regulatory process that we have in the u.s. it's public. it takes time. there's comments, periods. so they couldn't actually do this even if they wanted to. my sense is, and what i'm hearing is there were discussions about going through that process, perhaps to give something on this state department front ran. it caused a whole lot of problems. where this call goes today, i think the biggest thing you hear from panamanian officials, what do they actually want? because we're trying to make it work. >> interesting. and it was interesting that secretary of state marco rubio had to walk back the comments about the u.s. yeah, u.s. fees. exactly. all right. so we also have a visit today from homeland security secretary kristi noem. she's going to visit guantanamo bay. as we know, the trump administration has been housing migrants there. tell us about this visit. >> yeah, there's a

this marco rubio's meeting with president mulino this esident mulino lasting around two hours.d states and panama of many in latin america that has soaked up too much this is largely about the us—china rivalry and what the trump administration thinks is the ability for beijing in america's own back yard. and i think mr rubio is effectively trying to make an example of panama to suggest that if there isn't a tilt back to perhaps unpredictable threats made and certainly we've seen that in this case with his vow refusing to rule out military force to do so. i've been chatting to people here in panama city over the last two days, and it's created a real degree of fear invasion of panama in 1989. and so it has scared a lot of people. it is to try and get lower costs for us shipping. here in panama. hundreds of palestinians have been reunited with their families they were exchanged for 18 israeli hostages, in the latest stage while many of the palestinians had been convicted by israel held without charge. international news organisations aren't allowed report from tel aviv. joyous sc

rubio met with panama's president, josÉ raÚl mulino following trump's warning of powerful u.s.ction in this escalating diplomatic dispute. the president is accusing panama of violating the 1977 treaty that returned the canal to the central american nation. listen. >> china will be dealt with. and we didn't give that to china. we gave it to panama. we shouldn't have given it to panama. but panama, as you know, has violated the agreement, totally violated the agreement. so that's in the process right now. >> cnn's state department producer, jennifer hansler is here. jennifer, what else are you hearing about secretary rubio's meeting with panamanian officials? >> well, boris rubio said today that his conversation with the panamanian president was frank, but it was also respectful, and he pushed this issue yet again. what has become a priority for the trump administration? he said it is clear to the administration that they need to do something in panama to deter this chinese influence that they accuse of being over the panama canal. they say it is an issue of national security. an

president trump has threatened to take control of the canal, but the country's president, jose raul mulinot wasn't true. translation: i'm sorry to say that i have to reject that - at least in my book, bilateral relations between two handled that way. neither the government nor the panama canal authority may exempt the payment of tolls, duties or fees for the use of canal services. that is a constitutional limitation. ministers said it meant people would have more money in their pockets. sir keir starmer has pledged creating thousands of highly skilled jobs and boosting economic growth. princess anne has returned to the intensive care unit to thank medical staff. the princess royal suffered concussion and minor injuries she thanked staff for filling in the blanks about what happened. in recent years along its border with myanmar, by cutting electricity supplies and tightening banking and visa regulations. this follows the rescue last month of a well—known chinese and forced to work in the scam centres. side of the border. the most ambitious of these projects is the newly—built casinos, luxu

, a day after mr mulino accused the us of spreading "lies and falsehoods" about the panama canal."sabotage". gubernatorial bid — hejoins me from columbus. and stephanie rawlings blake is former mayor of baltimore, and served as secretary of the democratic national committee. she joins us from new york. great to have both of you here. let's dive right in. a very symbolic move we saw today, the sign move we saw*today;*the sign being taken off of usaid literally being taken off of usaid here in washington. we saw that lawsuit �* partially blocking some tithe? " " ' 7 thepresent's n 7 the present�*s moves 7 the presents moves to the present�*s moves to downsize " fifederal 77 " 77 federal agency — that federal agency — what do you make of what he's doing — which could be unconstitutional? this is power that's only granted generally power that's only granted to congress. generally power that's only granted to comma-— to congress. many people, look, this will be litigated _ to congress. many people, look, this will be litigated and _ to congress. many people, look, this will be litigated

in the past hour or so, panamanian presidentjose raul mulino told reporters he saw "no real threat" but warm greetings. but i think that belies the rapid tensions that the argument of the us administration and marco rubio chinese investment. in america's own back yard. and i think mr rubio is effectively trying to make an example of panama to suggest that if there isn't a tilt back to perhaps unpredictable threats made by president trump. refusing to rule out military force to do so. the last two days, and it's created a real degree of fear memories are quite near to the surface of the us invasion of panama in 1989. and so it has scared a lot of people. and it's also aroused deeply patriotic feelings. many panamanians, the overwhelming majority, it is to try and get lower costs for us shipping. here in panama. with their families in gaza, after being released from prison in israel yesterday. of offences including murder, hundreds were being held without charge. independent access to gaza — wyre davies sent this report from tel aviv. joyous scenes in gaza, as more than a hundred men, all

marco rubio's meeting with president mulino lasting around two hours. the meeting had gone when thatt the start, handshakes. but i think that belies the rapid tensions that after president trump vowed to retake the canal. coming here is they believe that this country is one of many in latin america that has soaked up too much chinese investment. this is largely about the us—china rivalry and what the trump administration thinks an example of panama to suggest that if there isn't a tilt back to perhaps unpredictable threats made by president trump. refusing to rule out military force to do so. now, that has rattled people here in panama. the last two days, and it's created a real degree of fear invasion of panama in 1989. and so it has scared a lot of people. and it's also aroused deeply patriotic feelings. many panamanians, the overwhelming majority, believe that the canal should remain in panamanian hands. now, some analysts think this isjust a maximalist but the reality is there is now something of a diplomatic here in panama. in a statement released by north korean state media, py

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marco rubio's meeting with president mulino lasting around two hours. the meeting had gone when thatministration and marco rubio of many in latin america that has soaked up too much chinese investment. this is largely about the us—china rivalry and what the trump administration thinks is the ability for beijing effectively to be able to leverage countries in america's own back yard. to perhaps unpredictable threats made by president trump. and certainly we've seen that in this case with his vow now, that has rattled people here in panama. it is to try and get lower costs for us shipping. standoff as mr rubio continues his visit hundreds of palestinians have been reunited with their friday. stage of the ceasefire deal. while many of the palestinians had been convicted by israel international news organisations are allowed ffreport independently in to report independently in gaza. we were sent this report gaza: weweresent this report tel aviv. all of whom israel describes as terrorists, were released this weekend under phase one of the ceasefire. but not his family. translation: | got

el jueves, el presidente josé raúl mulino dijo que el canal pertenece a panamá y afirmó que sería imposiblee de la pista en palo alto. le contaremos qué sucedió en este incidente. 16. continuamos en vivo con la policía nacional civil de guatemala. informó que capturon a franklin zarceño, el barbero que trabajaba en mountain view y quien fue acusado de abusar sexualmente de decenas de hombres, en su mayoría hispanos. las autoridades guatemaltecas indicaron que tras un allanamiento en la localidad de chiquimula, lograron arrestarlo este viernes. zarceño, de 34 años, está acusado de drogar y violar a más de 20 hombres, según la fiscalía del condado santa clara. ahora deberá ser extraditado a estados unidos para su proceso judicial. nos pusimos en contacto con las autoridades locales y estamos esperando su respuesta. así que atentos, quedamos al seguimiento de esta noticia en más información. esta imagen corresponde a una avioneta que se salió de la pista y terminó en el agua en la reserva natural de badlands en palo alto. esto ocurrió alrededor de las 16:00 de la tarde en el aeropuerto de esa

. >> el presidente panameÑo, josÉ raÚl mulino, reiterÓ que el canal es gobernado y operado por la autoridadÉs que elon musk dijera que la agencia estÁ cerrando y que deberÍan trabajar de manera remota. este fin d de semana, el director de seguridad de la agencia y su adjunto fueron puestos en licencia administrativa despuÉs de e trataran de evitar que funcionarios del departamento de eficiencia gubernamental, tambiÉn conocido como doge que lidera musk, accedieran a los sistemas de seguridad. >> dejamos la polÍtica a un lado y vamos con esto, ya que este lunes comenzaron a retirar del rÍo potomac los restos de los fuselajes de las aeronaves que chocaron el miÉrcoles cerca del aeropuerto ronald reagan en washington, d.c. >> las autoridades dijeron el domingo que habÍan recuperado e identificado a 55 de las 67 personas fallecidas en el choque del helicÓptero militar con el aviÓn comercial. el accidente es el desastre aÉreo mÁs letal de estados unidos desde 2001. >> de esta tragedia vamos a otra. en el trÁgico accidente de aviÓn en filadelfia, perdieron la vida seis personas que estaban a bordo

crecen las tensiones diplomÁticas entre el presidente de panamÁ, josÉ mulino, y el secretario de estadoado no cobrar por el trÁnsito de los buques estadounidenses en este canal interoceÁnico. y todo se da en el contexto de las intenciones de trump de recuperar el control del canal de panamÁ. >> falsedad. y eso es intolerable. simple y sencillamente intolerable. y hoy panamÁ plantea a travÉs de ustedes y al mundo mi rechazo absoluto a que sigamos explorando la vÍa de manejar la relaciÓn bilateral sobre la base de mentiras y falsedades. >> hoy, desde repÚblica dominicana, el secretario de estado, marco rubio, calificÓ de absurdo que los buques de guerra de estados unidos tengan que pagar por transitar a travÉs del canal de panamÁ, una zona que dijo estados unidos tiene la obligaciÓn de proteger en tiempos de conflicto. ayer miÉrcoles, en nuestro noticiero entrevistamos en exclusiva a un yote que nos hablÓ de su negocio en medio de las nuevas polÍticas migratorias de trump. la informaciÓn incluÍa un tÍtulo explicando precisamente eso que estÁbamos hablando con un coyote, pero ese rÓtulo se

, with mulino going as far as to audit the chinese ports to provide proof.always is also where we find the secretary of state, marco rubio. this morning, he's on his first international trip. and joining me now from panama city is my friend and colleague, msnbc chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. she's the host of andrea mitchell reports on msnbc. we don't we don't get to talk to you enough on this show, andrea. and there are about a million things going on in the world right now that i want to pick your brain on. but let's talk about this one, because marco rubio is there. donald trump made the panama canal, which hadn't come up at all during the election, into some sort of a foreign policy priority for the united states. so. so what's happening now? >> well, you've set it up perfectly. all of those facts are absolutely correct. that's what i've been here for the better part of this week. i came in early just so that i could go to the canal, talk to the independent authority officials who run it for panama, see that the ports. >> are all al

so one of the key concessions made over the weekend by josÉ raÚl mulino, panama's president, is thatanama will no longer take part in the chinese belt and road initiative, and panamanian officials as well, showed how their assistance on immigration closing down the darien gap has led to a steep drop in the number of migrants coming north through panama and eventually to the united states. all the same, you heard from marco rubio, a message from the trump administration that they feel that there continues to be too much of a chinese presence and the panama canal and these unfounded accusations from donald trump that the chinese military has actually taken over the panama canal, that somehow these ports that are run by a hong kong company are actually kind of a front for chinese military outposts, something there's just not any proof to back up. but for panamanian officials, they are essentially under the gun. and certainly the visit went well. marco rubio visited the canal, something that shouldn't be possible, one would assume, if the chinese actually controlled the canal. so, panama

en que quiere administrar el canal de panamÁ nuevamente, aunque el presidente panameÑo, josÉ raÚl mulinos, amputados y enfermos de cÁncer. durante el cuarto intercambio de rehenes habÍa secuestrados de origen estadounidense, argentino y francÉs. aquÍ el reporte de la jornada. rodeado de militantes de hamas, el estadounidense e israelÍ keith seagle saluda en el escenario mientras su esposa aviva emocionada, observaba su liberaciÓn realizada en la ciudad de gaza en una pantalla. >> la actitud que ha asumido jamÁs en la liberaciÓn de los secuestrados ha sido igual, con un despliegue militar inusitado que lo que hace es, eh, inducir a la confrontaciÓn y no a la soluciÓn. >> 65 aÑos y su esposa fueron secuestrados en un kibutz durante el ataque del 7 de octubre. habiba fue liberada en 2023. ademÁs de seagle, fueron liberados despuÉs de 484 dÍas. el argentino israelÍ yarden vivas y el francÉs israelÍ ofer calderÓn para vivas, de 35 aÑos. es un momento agridulce. su esposa siri y sus dos hijos, quienes tenÍan cuatro y nueve meses cuando fueron secuestrados, siguen en cautiverio. elio fer calder

panama's president mulino rejected the trump claim, saying the canal is panamanian and will remain soageway between the atlantic and pacific is source of enormous pride and an economic lifeline. billions of dollars paid by global shippers to cut the distance by more than 9,000 miles. rubio says the u.s. needs to take steps to protect its rights to the canal in the risk of china shutting it down because chinese companies operate ports at both ends. this pagoda proclaiming china's presence here in china, along with this bridge being built over the canal by chinese-led companies is partly why president trump is sounding the alarm. but the canal itself is run by panama, with ports along the way operated by companies from all over the world, including the u.s., even taiwan. canal officials also reject president trump's claim that u.s. ships are charged more. are you overcharging u.s. ships? >> all the panama canal clients or users, they're paying the same. >> reporter: many panamanians see the u.s. threat as bullying. >> i think that a lot of panamanians can agree, most of all of us that i

marco rubio's meeting with president mulino lasting around two hours.jing effectively to be able to perhaps unpredictable threats made to take back the canal, he says, and also refusing to rule out military force to do so. now, that has rattled people here in panama. the last two days, and it's created a real degree of fear invasion of panama in 1989. believe that the canal should remain in panamanian hands. negotiating position by president trump, and perhaps standoff as mr rubio continues his visit in a statement ministry stated that the us was, in fact, the world's biggest rogue state and so had "on steroids", as the government announced a crackdown on people who use the technology to generate sexual images of children. designed to create child sexual abuse material. the university has paid tribute to the students, touched the lives of many. a british man whose thai wife was found dead arrested on suspicion of her murder. lamduan armitage's body was found in a stream in 200a. in thailand — was detained by police after he returned you're live with bbc

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. >> that drew an immediate public condemnation and rejection from panamanian president josÉ raÚl mulinovately, sources tell cnn letters to the un secretary general and the u.n. security council lodging protest over there view. trump went so far as to violate the un charter with his threat. so what is the truth? well, i toured the canal and its operations, getting exclusive access to try and separate fact from fiction. there's no question beijing's influence in panama has grown over the course of the last couple of decades. you take a look at this memorial, this monument right near the base of the panama canal's pacific entrance. it underscores 150 years of relations between panama and china. this one, of course, in relation to the building of the panama railroad, not exactly the panama canal. it goes without saying. a monument celebrating cultural ties, no matter its location, is far from what trump claimed last month when he wished merry christmas to chinese troops he said were operating here. well, you can look, there's no actual chinese soldiers on the ground, no chinese troops. but

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secretary of state marco rubio today met up with panama's president, josÉ raul mulino. his first foreign trip since taking the position. >> of all the agencies out there. there was none. i would rather be in charge of and lead because we truly have. think about this. we have the greatest diplomatic corps in the history of the world. i don't know if i don't think the romans were very good at it. i you know, i just don't. i think we do it better than anyone's ever done it in the world. >> they addressed trump's concerns that china has too much control over the panama canal. rubio says the u.s. may need to take action to protect its rights under the panama canal treaty. molina has said panama's sovereignty over the canal is not up for debate in san francisco. there's a plan to help build a better bay area. the idea is to fill empty storefronts by making it easier for chain stores to move in. this applies to a one mile stretch of van ness avenue. abc seven news political reporter monica madden takes a look at what this could mean. >> for. >> we do apologize. we are having s

he said i met with panamanian president jose raÚl m mulino mae clear the chinese cannot and will notchinese communist party continue with effective growing control of the panama canal area. we also discussed efforts to end the hemisphere's mass migration crisis and ensure fair competition for u.s. firms. ultimately, once again, in addition to, perhaps, more business for american port operators, don't be surprised if ultimately what happens with all of these negotiations with the panama canal is american shippers wind up getting cheaper passage between the pacific and. >> ainsley: now is he going to el salvador accept the deportees other countries won't accept. >> brian: they had accepted them before but biden never fulfilled it. el salvador's president was at the inauguration. he has done a phenomenal job a template for the other south american countries. gangsters put them in prison at one time and used the army to do it. meanwhile today the army corps of engineers expecting to be lifting operations to wreckage from the river after last week's mid-air collision. >> steve: madeleine

on sunday, panama's president josÉ raÚl mulino told rubio that panama would no longer take part in thehinese investment program. the belt and road initiative, which would appear to be a major concession to the u.s. all the same, though, rubio and the trump administration are turning up the pressure on panama, which of course, has been a longtime u.s. ally. all the same, though, trump has been fixated on this point, saying that the panama canal will once again fall under u.s. control. and for the panamanian government, there's some sense of frustration of how do they prove that the canal that has been administered now for more than 25 years by panama is not secretly being controlled by the chinese? of course, the u.s. gave back control of panama in agreement in an agreement with that country. almost 50 years ago. and despite the fact that panama has been helping the u.s. when it comes to immigration, the number of migrants that come through the darien gap between colombia and panama, something that marco rubio complimented in panama, something he said that panama has been an ally to the

i mean, you have a president in panama who's also a right of center mulino very allied with the unitedates. and yet they were on the receiving end of these threats that president trump made in his inaugural address about wanting to take back the panama canal. so it's not just about left, right? it's governments all over the region are asking themselves whether being an ally of washington, like what that really means. >> and this offer to to take american prisoners. the backdrop, i think it's important to remember is trump during the campaign was said some very nasty things about bukele. right. >> i think that this offer of prisons is at least partly a peace offering from president to president trump. recognizing that trump accused him during the campaign last year of sending his criminals to the united states. and that's why crime was down in el salvador. of course, the story is more complicated than that. >> i mean, as far as i can tell, the real story is he didn't send the criminals to the united states. he locked up, you know, vast numbers of people, including suspected criminals, c

rubio is meeting with panamanian president josÉ raÚl mulino, telling him the u.s.ay need to, quote, take measures necessary over the panama canal. the talks come amid president trump's repeated threats to seize the panama canal. merlino ruled out a debate over the canal, but did offer assistance to curb migration. secretary rubio is also making stops in three other central american countries and the dominican republic, as the trump administration looks to stop illegal migration across the us-mexico border. and new this hour, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on his way to washington, d.c., for a key meeting this week with president trump. this was netanyahu departing israel a short time ago. >> i'm leaving for a very important meeting with president trump in washington. the fact that this would be president trump's first meeting with a foreign leader since his inauguration is telling. i think it's a testimony to the strength of the israeli-american alliance. it's also a testimony to the strength of our personal friendship. >> the meeting comes as the cea