so like you or is it the national party, seems genuinely concerned that slovaks soldiers could be sent to you. crane. how likely is that scenario given the current intentions between process while button to evade no way to code nice. i know your, some kind of you formation for a minister of defense. yes, there's some proposal about this kind of operation to defense few soldiers to the duty to better jump to the most for some of the pretty patients on kind of a patient from the world logistical point of view. and it's like, i don't even want to go over me like, i'll help this 1st 2nd. mean, it's still defense though. they uh, be helpful for me to still defense. inform or slow like people or political parties. for sure. we will not send our groups all the soldiers to the ukraine. this is because there's only this was not the only problem is from the prime minister feet. so this is from is from our president all quality sion 5 cuz they signed the paper a few months ago. dimension is no way to send soldiers to ukraine. know all the soldiers most like sold a little building that you put in

man who cannot be bossed, so yes, we must reimagine the entire proposition of the democratic national partyyes, we must change to win and to reclaim the brand and purpose of the party which is to fight for the economic security of every man, woman and child for america -- in america. we must change to combat the misinformation anddisinformation from plutocrats at home and foreign actors abroad and set up an information war room to combat their lies with our truth. yes, we must change to restore trust in our party and recruit a whole new generation of young democrats to help us in this urgent mission to register more people to vote as democrats and to have candidates across the ballot in every state across united states. but, the most important change of all is this, to return to our true selves, to be the party that fights for the hardest working people and those struggling to survive and clinging to human dignity. now, i speak being full of vision, and i tell you that i see this party of franklin roosevelt and harry truman, this party i see shall rise again. this party of king, and kennedy

met game officials that she met the mayor and of the governor and the, you know, state, local, national parties all coming together to make sure that the game facilities around it will be safe. the police captain, well, as as well as a number of folks here, there was even a moment of silence today at the memorial for those victims that was at the corner of bourbon and canal street area of where that deadly new year's day attack that you just mentioned took place. there will be enhanced security zones in this area. area from canal street actually the same and street from wednesday until next monday after the game. and people can expect to see some heavy checkpoints there at entrances. i can tell you firsthand we did not get anywhere with it without badging in and badging out. people know who's coming in, who is going and there's going to be a strict policy for bags in effect to in that zone. >> if you see something, say something and what i will say to all of you. if you see something suspicious, i want you to say something and keep saying something and tell you or hurt. >> until you're absolute

the slovak national party stance comes in response to the country's defense ministry, confirming a need to request for a t specialist to work for the block super admission. the ministry of the however, there were no plans to but boots on the ground. that's us prime minister feet. so recently a choose a key of military unit of preparing a crew into the back you how's that card? the formalities, to remind me based on the information we have. so we can confirm that the people behind the organization of the rallies in slovakia are whether anyone wants to believe it or not, as we have all the necessary information. the georgia national legion to georgia national legion is a military organization, which is part of the ukrainian army officially, the georgia national legion is run by ukrainian intelligence and the ministry of defense of ukraine. the georgia legion of foreign soldiers is undoubtedly trained for special tasks, primarily abroad, last year about mountain robert feet, so survived the assassination attempt by a pro your training activist. the slovak leader has since accused oppositio

depending on your position, so you would have members of the anc party, the african national congressforms and saying that it is time to address ensuring the easy quality in terms of land distribution across the country and you would have the democratic alliance, which is really quite pro—business and largely does represent the interests of the white farmers in the country. they have been very categorical that this is skewed in favour of the black majority. latvia, estonia, and lithuania disconnected to join the network that serves most of the rest the three baltic nations, all former soviet republics, 0ur europe regional editor, danny aeberhard, told me more about the switch away from russian power grid. years to implement. so before the time that russia launched aggressions against ukraine, you're thinking of the annexation of crimea in 2014, the launch of an insurgency in the eastern ukraine, and then the full—scale but all those steps obviously accelerated the pressure to disconnect from this, the russian and belarusian grid. so its old soviet infrastructure tied in with an agreem

martin is now tasked with strengthening and transforming the national party to withstand the second trumpform for future elections. >> janai: the planned reopening of the pacific coast highway and the palisades fire burn zone in southern california has been postponed. the l.a. mayor's office announced that checkpoints in the area will remain in place and only one lane in each direction will reopen at reduced speeds on monday. the pch had previously been scheduled to reopen this morning. >> whit: major news overnight out of the nba. according to espn, the dallas mavericks have agreed to trade luka doncic in exchange for anthony davis in a shocking blockbuster. this trade also involves the utah jazz. the lakers and mavericks play each other twice more in the regular season. you got luka and lebron on the same team. something to watch for sure. >>> let's go back to you, gio. >> gio: all right, guys. we are going to start this half hour here with the legal battle between blake lively and justin baldoni heading to court tomorrow. the actress and husband ryan reynolds looking to get that defama

. >> members of the democratic national committee have just selected the man to lead their party's comeback ken martin, the. >> chair of minnesota's democratic-farmer-labor. >> party who just. >> appeared on this program last. >> week. >> will now run the dnc for the next four years. >> we have. one team. one team. that's right, the democratic party. >> we have one fight. we have one fight. >> the fight. >> is not in here. >> the fight. >> is. >> out there, right? the fight. >> is. >> not in here. the fight is for. >> our values. >> the fight is for working people. the fight. >> right now. >> is against donald trump and. >> the billionaires who bought. >> this country. that's a fight. >> not in here. >> the fight is not in here. >> chris hayes is back with us. >> and you're right, simon. the fight is not. >> the fight is not in here, chris. it seems to me that that is that's one that is messaging to say it's time to come together. whatever little things we had going on in here, we got to put it to the side because there's work to do. but also attempting to project this strength and this, yo

and the seer and a national social party that are already organizing and are attacking both of these really occupying forces in the south of syria and the death squads that are controlled by agile. i mean, in the cost of syria, well, i want to ask you, how do you think the syrian capital themselves are going to view this? well, you talked about it as betrayal, but just giving up loud. what's interesting i'll to nani even claimed at one point, but he had ancestors from golden heights. he seemed like a man of the people who can pull us about the republican on the line that he actually seems to have just given it away. and he's only just become, you know, the then twin lead to the people within syria, neighboring, our country is what, how do you think they'll view what of this to order the we know that the vast majority of syrians, whether they come from the minority groups like the shi uh, this, the uh, the weight's, the christians, the drew's, as well as the vast majority of sidney and most lives who belong to the so, sophie, mystic sect are, you know, beginning to want to organize ag

have to ask you, this afternoon, democrats elected ken martin, head of the party in minnesota, to be the next chair of the national democratic party. you served as dnc chair from 2011 to 2016. what role would you like to see the new chair play as we move ahead into this new trump term? >> well, ken. >> martin was the most experienced candidate. he was the chair of the chairs, the association of state democratic chairs. and his vision that he laid out was very clear that the dnc needed needs to make sure that we're building towards grassroots operations on the ground, that we need to make sure that. >> we are. building up from. from the bottom. >> up, not the top down. we need to make sure that we invest resources in winning the house back, because trump's policies are going to drive people to vote, to make sure we have divided government, and. >> we. >> can have a least one chamber of commerce to push back. so i think ken martin's going to do a great job. i loved working with him when i was chair, and i look forward to bringing the band together to make sure that we can make some. progress and actually bring peopl

and allowed the six national party committees to still be federal committees to still be able to support state and local candidates in nonfederal dollars. but no, we decided to completely eliminate a non federal money. a step certainly not required to deal with the appearance of corruption. so this will greatly weaken the parties, mr. president, and shift those resources to outside groups who will continue to engage in issue advocacy as they have a constituted right to do with unlimited and undisclosed soft money. and ironically, the bill allows members of congress to raise that unlimited, soft money for outside groups, but not political parties. so we we're now able to more for outside groups than we are for our own political parties. michael tackett, how does this issue of campaign finance shape the career of senator mitch mcconnell? well, the first thing i would say was he ended up being right about that. there's no question that the political parties have been weakened by these kind of laws. but there's an interesting journey for him on finance in the early 1970s, when he's an aspiri

party. they were calling themselves national republicans many times at this point. and so you have that national republic and party, that former jeffersonian coalition really breaking up into different factions based on personalities. so you have jackson, of course, henry clay, who was speaker of the house, who runs as a candidate. william h. crawford, who's secretary the treasury. and then john quincy adams, who was the secretary of state under james madison. sorry, under james monroe. so you have really four major competitors for the presidency in 1824, as you pointed out, jackson wins the most electoral votes. he wins most popular votes. he actually wins the most states as well. but it as as we all know, popular votes don't matter. and the way that you become president is through majority of electoral votes. and so jackson's 99 electoral votes aren't a majority. so the 12th amendment of the constitution stipulates that in those kinds of instances, top three electoral vote getters have their names submitted to the house of representatives. but then conducts its ow

wrong with the reform if you are a if you are a labour person, which is the party of team world, and you want to go to the nationi think, i think labour originally would have been the party for a lot of reform voters, just as nick points out. you know, they were the party of the working man, the striver, the working man, the striver, the grafter. and now they're not. now they're the party of the, you know, the idle middle classes who are overeducated and under—stimulated and have too many pronouns. >> when was that? when i was. i'm very familiar with labour party people. >> the other thing is an authenticity. someone stopped me on the street once who who'd seen the show and i got talking to. they voted corbyn, but if he hadnt to. they voted corbyn, but if he hadn't been standing, they were going to vote reform. so there's also a thing where people want authenticity, and it doesn't always map to what you think might make sense ideologically. >> that's a that's a good point. but the actual leaders of the party say someone who is a like you say, a labour councillor, what does that guy believe? that he could go to?

i'm the leader of the policy, the national, the initiative party, most of all by go to believe that trump's plan, the 4 guys that would amount to ethnic cleansing it was done, crowns the little boys dis absolutely, i'm the stick i'm doing here about happened festival and we the police thing and people would never believe and we would never allow to describe effects the cleansing that he's proposing. so how can we unfit? it is very determined and we will not leave. guess 2nd, know comes to the country is in accepting his plan. you go to egypt. no, did you all done any of that out of the country to, to be a product as if it ends up crying most economical in single stimulus again and said she wants to get out? because without paying any, i mean i need to and the, or the plans he wants to implement with the money of other people. none of that wouldn't happen. i think it's up. so the stick, but it's very dangerous. and it shows you how this american administration has and it does not shy away from even proposing a lot of crime in cooperation with that is what i think of what is going for them is

after trump's gaza declaration, mustafa barghouti, president of the palestinian national initiative party, joined me from ramallah in the occupied west bank. and as you can imagine, he was duly outraged. >> what we heard was. >> president trump. >> talking. >> but actually. >> it was the. >> voice of netanyahu. i don't know if the american people in leadership understand exactly what he was saying, that this is a war crime, that this is a criminal act, that this is the most serious violation of international law and by which law? president trump thinks he can steal our land and conduct theft of gaza strip, to use it for his, i don't know, imaginary plans of construction and so on, by which law he wants to displace u.s. 2 million palestinians from gaza. >> in 15 months. the israeli military has managed to reduce much of the gaza strip to rubble. you know, do you think it's uninhabitable? do you think gazans can actually figure out how to live there? steve witkoff, who visited gaza last week, said this what we are trying to do is be transparent to these people. if you go to gaza today, i wa

and now you don't have a national face leading the party. so while they are going in, in a time where historically the party might shift, especially in the house, towards the opposite of whoever is in power, they have a ton of things to iron out. and even if it's not, it's not a spot that the party has not been in before. if you go back to the 1980s, democrats were in a similar position where they needed to start talking to the working class voters and figuring out how to reach them, which is what kim martin's promising to do. that's sometimes easier said than done, and they need to really look at what were the issues that pulled them away from these voters. >> and sometimes it's being in the opposition. just watch stepping back and watching what the party in power does, see if they overreach, and then see if voters punish them at the polls. i'm suspicion that's going to be a lot of the democratic midterm strategy. yes. all right. coming up next, the fate of trump's most endangered cabinet picks could rest on just a few key gop senators. wha

not necessarily know ken is a little different because he's about he's about taking over the party nationallying into state parties. but what i mean by that is if we have two parties where so many of the voters within each party don't trust the federal government, don't trust congress, you can't necessarily look to congress for all of those answers. a lot of that work has to be done on the ground, being hyper local and hyper targeted. democrats have had some really good leaders that have been able to push back. look at chris murphy, look at aoc, look at jasmine crockett from from texas, who's been doing phenomenal work. democrats have held the president accountable. they impeached him twice. there's a democratic state attorney general. >> they lost. every single battleground state. >> understood. and let me explain to you one of the things that the republicans did over time, there was a separate campaign to get people to stop smoking menthol cigarettes. the republicans targeted black voters in michigan, saying democrats were going to take away your cigarettes by mail. they did this in the mai

difficult had that information before the decision was made public. a second political party, such a staining nationaldy, and no one disagrees on that. and it's the question of... i mean, this isn't even really the ongoing questions of why it happened and, who should be culpable if anyone and so on, which, you know, questions to ministers in the previous government that they, who are deeply traumatised and, you know, i'm sure government minister would go into a meeting like that i think it's been tricky even from day one. i mean, it's always presented a hugely difficult set revealed, which was that thousands of people were living in buildings with dangerous and unsafe cladding, you've read my mind because there was another fire but there are thousands of families in the uk so actually, in talking about grenfell and what's and that includes people who are trying to get of buildings right now. we in the media are quick to forget them. and i remember saying to myself, i'm going to speak to myself. so all this talk we're casting doubt on what everyone�*s role more about the state of high rise buildings no

larry: rich lowry, probably going to run out of time but let me get this right, the democratic party, national somebody named ken martin, who was ted walz's top adviser whose acceptance speech was absolutely full of race and gender and all the usual stuff. honestly, look what the incredible thing's donald trump is doing in two weeks, week and a half, whatever it is. look what he's doing and taking that into mexico, canada, panama, columbia and that's for starters. now let's go back to the usa where he's going to do and they're doing this, no change whatsoever and the same old time religion getting clockerred two, three months ago. >> they won't learn lesson till the second jd vance term and all this stuff is a mistake and old time religion is right, larry. if something somebody told you deny that jesus christ is your savior and lord to win an election. that's how they do it. look at dei commitments and it's immoral for them and think its righteous and they'd rather lose than give them up. at least for the time being. >> one way i'd never do it is i believe l i believe it too . i do in my heart

democratic party, national committee elected someone named ken martin, who was tted walz top advisergender and usual stuff. honestly, look, what the incredible things that donald trump is doing, and two weeks, a week and a half, look. he is just taking out mexico, canada, panama, colombia, they to this no change. this same old-time religion that got clobbered two months ago. >> i don't think they will learn less be on until maybe second jd vance term. but old-time is right, someone told you have to deny jesus christ is your savior to win our election you would never do it, that is how they look at d.e.i. commitment. it is moral for them, they think it is righteous, and no one -- they we rather lose than give it up. larry: i believe it too. >> can i say, i think it will be jd vance and then baron trump. >> that note miran mirror a -- miranda devine and rich lowry thank you, kids. >> coming up, we talk with congressman byron donalds, canada 10,000 troops on border with mexico, it will get crowded, i'm kudlow. ♪ ...to rising stars... ♪ ...to living legends. - you got this. - thank you.

parties of the european parliament are gathering for the patriot summits. the event featuring hungarian prime minister and the head of france's national rally party.ve president trump next week. and, in the uk king charles and queen camilla hosting a gala for italy's prime minister at their high-growth estates. the royal couple will make a state visit to italy in april where they will also meet with pope francis. that is a look at some of the stories from around the globe at this hour. fifty-two minutes now after the hour new orleans may be in the big easy but security there, they will be working extra hard to keep super bowl fans and of course taylor swift and yes, the big guy, the president of the united states all safe for the big game tomorrow. we are at live in new orleans with kick off just 26 hours away. can i have another pancake? from full house... ♪ ...to empty nest... ♪ ...to free birds. ♪ vanguard. we got this. fifty years of helping you invest for every chapter. kevin: security is tight in new orleans for super bowl lix tomorrow. of course, you can watch the game on fox. it's the city's first major security test since last month's rec

party in germany. germans have national elections in two weeks and that party has made gains against a frontrunner cdu.rk with the national grouping. john, back in the u.k. it might be a few years before there is a national election but local elections in a few months and that has establishment policy very worried and elsewhere with an unhappy electorate and right ward shift in politics. >> john: big change across the continent there. >> dana: two of president trump's cabinet picks tulsi gabbard and rfk, jr. will facing votes today. welcome to "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. bill hemmer is off today. >> john: great to be with you. enjoy it. i'm john roberts. rfk, jr.'s nomination for health and human services secretary will face a critical vote in the senate finance

it's a mart bank via who was the minister of national security, and his party withdrew from the government because they agreed to phase one. there's another minister, but southern smart scripts, the minister of finance. he has threatened to not only withdraw from the government but to topple it, to take it down. if that's on yahoo agrees to ending the war. and that's why we're now hearing some test bubble. some leaks about possibly extending phase one and not necessarily really go into phase 2 or maybe agreeing to ending the war. if him, us agrees to exile all of its members and leaders who remain alive in god. but it's difficult to see how, how most would agree to that, but that then yeah, who is still buying time. he's sending a delegation to do how to begin discussions on face to and, but he's already saying this with these will be technical discussions because the security cabinet has to meet 1st and agree on what the mandates will be. so there's still a little bit of playing and buying for time several, but the hope is that the mediators can continue to push and encourage the parties

few hours later, former congresswoman tulsi gabbard, trump's pick for director of national intelligence, passing a party line vote in the senate intelligence committee, despite republican concerns over her meeting with former syrian dictator bashar al assad and her refusal to call edward snowden a traitor. gabbard and kennedy, two disruptors in a team of them. the leading figure, billionaire elon musk, who is out to reshape the government itself. his department of government efficiency staffed largely by young engineers. at least one of them just 19. have brought beds into their government offices. musk posting on x, "working the weekend is a super power." his team getting access to the treasury department's payment system, which processes trillions of dollars of the government's bills and includes the personal information of millions of americans. musk then seizing control of usaid, which provides humanitarian assistance around the world, helping an estimated 32 million children suffering malnutrition and bringing food, water, shelter, and health care to victims of natural disasters. usaid's $43 billio

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they don't like donald trump is not going to be enough to rebuild the brand of the democratic party nationally. >> harris: you may some good points there. easing prices, they were needed before election day. people are changing what they're saying on the left or right. that's what they were saying then. some people though are just hearing from a president who also hears them. last quick word, emily. >> i think you are absolutely right. donald trump is responding to the problems and taking quick decisive actions on the things he said on the campaign trail and hard for democrats to beat that without a new agenda. >> harris: great to see you both. morgan, welcome to the program. pam bondi wasting no time going after illegal immigrant sanctuaries. asking for this, this governor did. he is asking for it. and so the justice department has an answer. it is going to get heated with illinois democrat governor j.b. pritzker. he wants to be the opposition, welcome to the party. plus critics tore into "new york magazine" for portraying trump supporters as racist and using a cropped photo that distorted th

. >> todd: democrat national committee electing new party chair and vice chair, next guest will explaineve doocy, weigh in on the milk debate? >> steve: aren't you an ovaltine family. only if we're out of tang. good morning, gigantic monday morning program, defense secretary pete hegseth, is going to visit the southern border today, one day after dhs kristi noem toured the border alongside lawrence. we'll check in with lawrence and along with pete this morning. media claiming trump is pushing congress aside as he lays out his agenda. speaker johnson will react on monday morning. secretary of interior, doug burgum, will join us this morning for his first interview since he was confirmed and we'll chat with robert kraft ahead of the super bowl and i'll be in kansas city this thursday for the super bowl and playing pickleball. busy three hours eight minutes and 52 seconds from now. todd and carley back with your milk choices here on the number one early morning news show, "fox and friends." ♪ empower ♪ i got her a little something. a little something, dad? hold up. walt rolled his 401k acc

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so what we know so far is that now your booklet has agreed to receive the parties of all nationalities, not just south of dorians from the u. s. and he went on to say that that would include convicted criminals. this has been a big point of contention for the trump administration, especially as it relates to countries with whom they don't have a deforestation agreement. i'm thinking that as well as countries where they can send back the 40s, now a salvador has agreed to take the president lieutenant, when even a step further saying on x, shortly after the meeting that they had also offered the united states of america, the opportunity to outsource part of its prison system, saying that they would take also convicted criminals, that were us citizens and housing in their praises for a small fee from the us. now of course, this would face many legal challenges if the us where to send us citizens to prison is abroad. and in fact, shortly after the statement was made, a u. s. official came out and said that the donald trump administration had no current plans to send any us citizen convicte

party, the speakers called for tougher immigration controls and criticised green regulations they claim are holding back european farming. the summit was attended by marine le pen from france's nationalert wilders from the netherlands�* party for freedom and italian deputy premier matteo salvini. among them was also hungarian prime minister viktor orban, who praised donald trump the trump tornado has changed the world in just a few weeks. an era has ended. yesterday we were the heretics. today, we are the mainstream. here, hundreds of people in the northern city of sheffield have taken part in a march today, to protest against knife crime in the uk and to remember 15—year—old harvey willgoose, who was stabbed to death at his school earlier this week. a boy who's also 15 has been charged with his murder. gerry jackson reports. sheffield, and one boy's name rings out across his home city... chanting: ..one - harvey willgoose, one harvey willgoose. .. five days after his death, this was the response of his community — notjust in tribute to him, but to take an anti—knife message onto the streets. he used to come down to my matches and he helped me through so much. he was such a lovely bo

people who have tried. >> to write obituaries about. >> the democratic. >> party, but what. >> you. >> saw in nationalll 50 states and our. >> seven territories. >> in one place. united on moving. this country and moving. this party. in a. direction that centers who we must center. and that's working families like mine all across this country. >> we are in a. >> moment right now where democrats. have to and must. and under the leadership of our new chair, are going to be fighting everywhere we can. and it starts with the three point plan that leader martin laid out. >> we're going to be building to win everywhere. looking at expanding this party. >> that means. >> investing in state parties, investing in. county parties. >> so. >> they can recruit and support our candidates. >> but also we. >> have. >> to build a party. >> that's built to last. >> and so we're going to. >> be engaging. >> in a. >> plan to lay out what the next ten years. >> looks like for the democratic party. >> but at. >> the core. >> of it, everything we do is about how we make. >> life better. >> for working people and working fam

to the rights are. germany's conservatives willing to go merits his party is at the top of the poles less than a month before national elections. so this week on to the point, we're taking a closer look at germany's conservative today or their policies now closer to those of on the miracle or donald trump, the hello, i'm clear, richardson, thank you so much for joining us on. this makes addition of to the point i'm so pleased to introduce our panel. we have, you are lout an editor of foreign affairs at the german weekly, the types in ralph bowman that he's written a biography of uncle americal and is also editor at the german weekly, the front porch argument and its own text title and cate brady. weekly reporter bailey reporter, we should say for the washington post in berlin are focused on german politics. so a fantastic panel of guest. thank you so much for joining me today. i think it makes sense to starts with a bit of international perspective for viewers, kate, the f t party has until now had a so called firewall up around it from the other german parties in which they say that they would not work together with

also many of these parties are performing well in their own countries so thatis well in their own countries so that is giving them a boost as well. marine le pen, in france, national things are going well for them at the moment. going well for them at the moment-— going well for them at the moment. , , ,., ., moment. guy reporting from madrid. the uk government is expected to formally announce plans to dismantle grenfell tower after the deputy prime i want to be close to my brother. i want to feel that i'm connected with him. for me, i feel like this is an attempt to actually erase that the building is dangerous due to the extent of the fire damage. like that, you know, we can preserve it, we can do some work on it to keep it as a reminder for people. do you feel as survivors that the government has listened to you? even though, like now, i know that most of the families actually don't want the tower to be demolished. in a matter of weeks, this building behind you could be taken down? i can't believe it, and i can't imagine myself watching this as well. now, if i cross by, what i'm going to see? nothing. adina campbell, bbc news. during the taking of goma. to disc

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