liz: ned ryun, thanks for joining us. listen to this.rupt institution and c kash is the oe to do it and great confidence to make the fbi great again. liz: that was president trump calling out the fbi today and now cleaning up the government on multiple fronts and next, update on the ground and who got fired. also next. committee members showing everyone going to be nothing of the historic victory and dancing in mere meltdown mode and michael shellenberger here to react. more for you after the break. ♪ (♪) (♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain relief. (♪) liz: welcome back. trump administration firing and letting go doj and fbi workers launching probes into the justice department and the fbi. fox news david spunt is live at doj with the latest. david, good to see you. >> good to see you too, liz. last week during confirmation hearing and the president's nominee to be next fbi director cash wow. sell said about -- kash patel said this when being asked. >> every fbi employee held to the same standard and nobody terminated. all fbi

you could have been ned norton. [ laughter ] you could still be ned norton if you really want to. >>f course. >> i think we're aging "the honmooners" crowd. a lot of people don't know that reference anymore. unless you loved eddie murphy's "raw." my high school nightmare. i was 95 pounds as a freshman in high school. eddie murphy's "raw" came out. >> jimmy: come in, norton? >> come in, norton. i walked into school. and there were division i-a football players in our school. and i walk in. and i had no idea what had happened. but i was pretty sure i wasn't making it through the day. >> jimmy: is that when you said, it's going to be edward? >> yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: wow. that's really funny. boy, i hope people don't forget "the honeymooners." maybe the best show ever. right? [ cheers and applause ] >> great, great. >> jimmy: i'm glad you're here. are you worried about the asteroid? because this seems alarming to me. >> my son is 11. and he said -- he heard us talking about it or somebody was making some joke at dinner. he was like, "dad -- on the chance that that would happen, it wou

let's bring in america majority ceo ned ryun. ned? it's good to see you again. what exactly is the democrat plan here because they're polling at historic loans. what's the plan here? >> i'm not sure they have a plan, liz. i couldn't think of a better fight for trump and elon musk to be having right now over the issue of doge. i mean, trump and elon and doge are on the side of the american people and the american taxpayer to be specific and on behalf of unelected bureaucrats who have been caught and it's going on for decades, abusing american taxpayer funds to fund their own left wing pet projects, and democrats are doubling down on this and i think that it's really, it's a microcosm. i heard rogan's comments about usaid, less than 1% of government spending and this is just scratching the surface. wait until doge gets to the pentagon and some of the other big departments. i think that it's going to be mind blowing for some of the american people who have been told for years, liz, that they are not a priority. we can't fund southern border wall. we can't fund bord

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ned ryun thank you for helping us out tonight good to see you. now please listen to this. >> all gone. overnight. >> all gone. overnight for christina dry and adam dubard, fired this month in the chaotic shutdown of foreign aid, distributed by the u.s. agency for international development. usaid. liz: coming up yet another "60 minutes" controversy a clip of them top-spinning claiming they interviewed fired usaid workers making it out like they were on staff. they were not staff employees at all. we've got the details also this story. >> you said yesterday that people could be killed as a result of this of rfk jr. being in this role. >> people could die. >> senator you said, "millions will die" if rfk jr. is confirmed. liz: okay, after all of the fear mongering by democrats, a new report tonight. more and more u.s. states embrace rfk jr.'s push to make america healthy again. watch this , it includes stopping people spending food stamps on junk food. it's about getting junk food out of schools. the numbers involved extremely large and alarming. the

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so, ned, i want to start with you.tor mark warner's complete meltdown over the dems' predicament. watch this. >> i think the democrats' brand is really bad. this was an election based on culture. the democrats kind of failure to connect on a cultural basis with a large swath of americans, it's problematic. you know, i think the majority of the party realizes that the ideological purity of some of the groups is a recipe for disaster. >> charlie: ned, do you have any sense whatsoever that democrats realize the situation they're in, and how they might possibly fix it? >> i don't think so. to be honest, i think, charlie, they are doubling down. i don't think they've learned anything from november 5th. and besides, warner can say whatever he wants to. the fact of the matter is the power structure inside the democratic party is still the un-american far left that holds all the levers to power, especially at the grassroots level. and so as they're wandering around, you have trump going at this relentless speed. i think part o

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[chanting we will win] >> brian: here with reaction the founder of the american majority ned ryun.ecause you try to get the other side for the radio and for your show, and all i hear is yelling, singing, screaming, cursing. >> right? well, i think democrats are truly regretting trump not winning four years ago and then following that up by pursuing him with lawfare and trying to put him in jail for four years. he has come back even stronger and better. and i think, brian with a greater understanding of his power and role as president. and i have to tell you, i think we are going to look back on these first few weeks of the second term and think these are some of the most important weeks we have ever had in our history. not only did november 5th pump the breaks on us going over to the abyss of what i believe it would have been one party authoritarian rule, he has pivoted us in the past few weeks back to a path in restoring truly representative government, government of by and for the people prioritizes people and deconstructing what i bleep to be deeply unconstitutional state. the a

america majority founder ned ryan joins me now. hey, it's too good, ned. it's too good. but i mean, they're trying to hurt trump by saying he's not arresting as many border crossers as biden did. biden was confronting 10,000 a month. at some point, trump seeing like a dozen. the border agents are falling asleep. it's phenomenal. >> i mean, it does show us again, confirm what we already really knew, jesse, that this mass illegal immigration was completely intentional by the biden white house. and shocking what happens when trump comes back into office, but in, what, 25 days? and i think crossings have dropped 90, 93%. and this is just the beginning, jesse. so this is a great start that obviously it's trickling off and people trying to come across the border. and now tom homan and stephen miller need to get cracking on getting the ten, 11, 12 million illegals that came in under biden and get them deported and get them back out of the country so we can we need to keep pushing on that front. it's a great start, but it's just the beginning. >> no, we do. and if there's a coup

thank you so much for being here, ned. give us some sense of what we should expect from this meeting, and if you think anything is going to come of it. >> well, sarah, good to be here. i know this is a story that is near and dear to your heart as well. look, i don't expect much to come of this meeting tomorrow. and i say that as someone who sat in the last time in the last meeting, a secretary of state held with sergei lavrov to discuss ukraine. this was in january of 2022. it was part of our all out effort to forestall what was then russia's imminent invasion of ukraine. it was ultimately unsuccessful, not because we didn't leave anything on the field, but because russia was determined to go forward with this. and what was so remarkable about the last time the secretary of state, secretary blinken at the time, met with sergey lavrov, was the fact that this was not the sergei lavrov that we had come to know over the course of many years. this was a russian foreign minister who was uncharacteristically looking at his notes,

ned. turning to you. it sounds like the u.s.ntelligence that caught is talking about has come to the same conclusion as ukrainian president zelensky, who has been telling anyone who will listen. putin doesn't want peace. he still aspires to control all of ukraine. so is it a mistake, given that reporting and given what zelenskyy has said, for the trump administration to continue establishing closer ties to russia? >> well. >> i of course, couldn't speak to intelligence. but what i can tell you is that over the course of three plus years of this brutal war of aggression that president putin has waged against ukraine, we in the biden administration never saw any indication that he was ready and willing to come to the negotiating table in a real, genuine and constructive way. quite the opposite. i think the idea that putin may be looking for nothing more than an opportunity to rest, to refit, and ultimately to refight on the battlefield is probably sound. there is reason to believe that is the case. look to state the obvious. there

ned in ohio, ned. >> five star. >> professor cramer. >> it's good to. >> talk to you. >> today, sir. >> how are you? >> i am good, ned. thank you for calling in. how can i help you? >> yes, sir. >> well, a couple of. >> months ago, i was listening to warren buffett. and he talked. >> about high. >> growth rate. companies that eventually forge. >> their own anchor. >> he said the company keeps expanding and its. >> shares kept rising. >> would you explain that to me? and does it is nvidia an example of that? >> well, okay. nvidia is a really great example. let me tell you why. because when you look at nvidia on forward earnings, the estimates it always looks expensive. and then it's so far trumps those estimates that when you look backward, it turns out that the stock was selling at a remarkably low price to earnings multiple. and that's been the secret to nvidia literally since 2012. incredible. it just keeps doing that. please don't put too much significance on day to day gyrations in the stock share price. you have to know when something is a signal and when it's all just sound and

[laughter] it's too good ned, it's too good.is not arresting as many border crossers as biden did. biden was confronting 10,000 a month at some point. trump is seeing like one doesn't. the border agents are falling asleep. >> it is phenomenal. it does show us and confirm what we already knew that this mass illegal immigration was completely intentional by the biden white house. and it's shocking what happens when trump comes back into office and in 25 days, i think crossings have dropped 90, 93%. and this is just the beginning, jesse. this is a great start and obviously it is trickling off and people trying to come across the border. and now tom homan and stephen miller need to get cracking on getting the 10, 11, 12 million illegals that came in under biden and get them deported and get them back out of the country so we need to keep pushing on that front. that's a great start but it's just the beginning. >> jesse: and if there are a couple lawsuits against some of these resistance democrats in these precincts, that will send a

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> when connection is needed most, cox is there to help, bringing affordable internet to families in ned, in uh tech no boys and girls clubs and support to veterans. whenever and wherever it matters most we'll be there. >> cox supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. we start with a portif president trump at the oval office answering questions about his conversation with vladimir putin. [video] >> when and where do you plan a meeting with vladimir putin? >> no. we had a great call. they lasted for a long time. over an hour. i had with president zelenskyy a good call after that. we are on our way to getting peace. president putin wants peace and president zelenskyy wants peace. i'm far -- it is a vicious war, heavily 1.5 million soldiers killed. i have pictures you would not believe. you would not believe what you have to look at. young, beautiful soldiers that are decimated. it will be nice to and it immediately -- end it in medially. people -- immediately. people did not know what president putin's thought

so i guess also on the israeli side, they will ned to work very closely with the new administration onheir approach to iran. and i -- there's also different camps in the republican party when it comes to how to deal with iran. mr. guterres: my feeling is that the first step now must come from iran. because if not, we risk and escalation. i hope iran understands that it is useful to have this first step. and that it doesn't make sense at all to bet on the possibility, because it's not even a reality, or the perception that iran is aiming at having nuclear weapons. i think to make it clear once and for all that that will not happen and to engage as i said constructively for a new security in the region, respecting the independence and all the other countries would be a step that would allow the full integration of iran in the global economy and i hope once and for all pacify these -- one of the most serious risks in global security. >> coming back to gaza, implementation of the first phase is happening now. but there's also a second phase. there's still things that have modalities that h

family photos, a yearbook, a child artworthat rained childown during the ned firestorm that k ripped on somebody's fridge and everything burned down and it got ripped off. and it flew away, yeah. >> claire schwartz says these images are among dozens that rained down during the firestorm that ripped through altadena found in some cases miles away and posted online. >> more and more posts like that started turning up. >> claire began collecting and cleaning these images creating even fire found photos. >> i only get one photeir car s >> iopen and boxes of eir car s theio back to most prec its owner, then i'll be happy. >> the winds blowing and the branches are hitting our face. >> enter hootie who says during the families rush to evacuate, the trunk of their car snapped open and boxes of their most precious photos flew out. but then a family friend recognized her on claire's instagram. >> i said oh my goodness, yay! >> so happy we found you. >> now clear returning these irreplaceable photographs. >> it's pictures of my parents that are both deceased, pictures of my childhood. a lot of

and this storm has been spot on as far as the forecast is ned. so let's see where it is. now.ou can see the tightly coiled core is right off shore from the pacific northwest, and the frontal boundary is just braced up and down the state of california as we zoom in. see all these bubbles here? this is an indication of all the different storm reports we received across the bay area today. it's over 160. so as of right now, the storm the frontal boundary has bypassed as but behind it we have a lot of backwash, a lot of rain showers. still throughout the overnight hours. we can see at this particular time the showers are zeroing in on the santa cruz mountains, where we've seen over 5.25in of rain. even san jose has picked up over an inch of precipitation today. right now, a little bit of light activity right near los altos hills into the mountain view area. this is a nice cluster from bay point through antioch into bethel island, just bypassing discovery bay. but we still have more rain in the forecast. let's call on futurecast here. and you can see by nine 10:00 tonight we all fe

i spoke with ned, a crawford co director of brown universities, costs of will project in 2019. her team uncovered a startling fact. the us department of defense has a large annual carbon footprint. in most countries on us to say the u. s. military emissions are $52000000.00 metric tons annually is to say the united states is the single largest energy user, and the us military is therefore the single largest carbon emitter, looking at it as an institution. 30 percent of those emissions are from races across the world. and 75 percent or from operations, you calculate us miniature emissions. it's more than many, many other countries. so it's really if the out of sense in the room that has been ignored. so i thought that's nic buxton author and research of the interested in bass transnational institute. that was just a report showing that the ministry spending globally has reached $2.00 trillion now a and a warranty claim. and now in gaza has kind of given that next trips, every time ministry spending increases, military emissions increases. getting clarity on emissions is a challe

the operation of discipline now in the west bank city of ned bloss, oh, well, board member all the policy and in general union of women, they also all of our key has been released from detention after being arrested by is there any forces or do you have the opportunity to hear from me jasa about a hard time behind bars and how long going commitment to the advocacy and activism of palestinian women. hello, says the people in charge of the ones below. i'm originally from pea brain, but i got martin nablus. i own a private business, a bookstore opposite my house. i also engage in women's rights activities, focusing on issues like gender based violence, child protection, child marriage, and after less than issues are worked to educate and raise awareness. someone, palestinian women and children through voluntary efforts was previously briefly detained, twice, or only for interrogation. once in 1989 on the other time in 1983 and he brought their mind a cases just interrogations. but this time it was different. it started on the 26th of september last year. it was a tuesday night. he was sleepy

and ned could follow, which would be great in my opinion, but daniel, they've been given the trajectory at least this. this is trumps approach. making the world more or less safe. oh, it's making us far less safe. i mean, 1st of all, number one, i mean you have to where you talk about things like this, you use phrases like trumps approach. trump is a highly erratic individual. yeah. i think is a really a med tech. there's a certain kind of lodge in what he's doing, but he has not thought this out fully, and he's gonna get in big trouble very, very soon. the just stabilizing effects are profound. i mean, i think the, you know, the, the, the, the weakening of nato will have dramatic fx throughout the region, concepts. so it might actually feed the war up a new crane rather than, than tapping it down. this is a and that of course, the middle east. i mean, i mean that yahoo is now trumps both. somehow he is the, he is the trump whisper. and so, so essentially he's running the entire middle east as a proxy for the us. and that is pretty extraordinary and that does not. ready a more peaceful

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. >> i mean, come on, if you went to berkeley and columbia university, you ned some cash for, you know student loans and all that. but yeah, that's an interesting point about being a or asian or half asian and chinese and wondering where do you fit in? and i wonder if taking on this role as miss chinatown usa has strengthened your cultural roots and identity. >> oh so much. i mean, there's so many events. as i was reflecting on this past year, it's coming so quickly to an en, just from going to local fashion shows of chinese fashion designers going to galas to celebrate health organizations that are based in community, that speak all the different multiple cultural languages here in the bay. it's just so many doors i would never even imagine existed. and it's thanks to this pageant. it's thanks to the chinese parade, and i just wouldn't change it for the world that is more priceless than the scholarship. >> oh, so much excitement to be had if you can't make it to the chinese new year parade in person, you can watch it live right here on abc seven. coverage starts at 6 p.m. on saturday.

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it's like in game of thrones where ned stark is like, here's robert baratheon, will, and cersei lannisters piece of paper, like, i care. and that is what trump is doing. project 2025 understand it was a it was a plan to steal power through executive actions, knowing that neither the courts nor the congress would have the strength to resist them, even though what he's doing is illegal, they knew that nobody would actually stand up and stop him. and so far, that part of project 2025 has been the most correct part. even though they wrote it down, it feels likeeryt was not prepared to deal with this executive usurpation of power. and that's what kind of gets me. i don't understand that. right. i don't like what is congress doing? like, why are they even there if they're in congress right now? is it for the parking is like that's because like, i don't see any strength coming from democrats or republicans in congress. and i say republicans as if people oh, well, they agree with donald trump. sure. but even if you agree with donald trump, you still want to have some power as a senator or congres

first, to the extent you are ned about the breast of the statements -- breadth oth statements in the panel decision -- justicgouch: the only thing wereoncerned with is the two second rule, whether it is there are not. we just clarified if that is not the law, send it back. any objections? mr. mccloud: yes. because you would be sending it back for a remand that point is. -- that is pointless. justicgouch: the number of romance fr this court that lawyers t our pointless could fill volumes. any other objection besides your view that it would be pointless? mr. mccloud: yes. my other objection is it would be creating a dangeus precedent because it could be seen as endorsing the sort officer created danger argument the petitioner wants to make. justice gorsuch: fine. that is a fair concern. but, we have also been tain about putting that aside, bracketing that, making it clear,s did in mendez, that footn ndez reserved the question and we reserve it again, possibly. possibly. if we dohat, any other objections? mr. mccloud: if i could asked, if you do that, do one additional thing. make it cl

certainly point of infinity the next sculpture which is going to be this wind activated sculpture by ned kahn those are the only two public art projects that we have on treasure island that is funded through this program and i would like to see if there's any way at all for us to look at the budget and give some elevation and some i would say some real celebration of art in our parks and our public spaces because the art can in fact contribute to economy and there's been many studies have shown that oh i didn't perform and to activate those parks people will come i just know one example is that sculpture by mike crane which was the sculpture of the woman dancing was called bliss that was on treasure island and was much beloved on treasure island when it was here. there's a similar sculpture that they're bringing to union square on a temporary basis and the reason for that is because they believe by having that art sculpture there it's going to bring visitors, it's going to bring people who are going to come and look at it. it is a way to generate more revenues for that district and i thi