this is for special agent evans, mike carter, newsmax. any idea of the suspect has been in touch with any outside terrorist groups? has this investigation extended globally? the question is, do we know whether the subject's been in touch with any outside terrorist groups or if it's been investigated globally? and do you want me to. okay. so yeah, the question about whether it's being investigated globally. absolutely. like i said, we're running down investigative leads around the world. no information that we're aware of right now that connects this individual to any terrorist organization around the world. but that's obviously the thrust of the investigation is ruling out that there is any sort of, you know, terrorism nexus. and then again, getting at what the ideology is. we appreciate you all coming, and we will be back before you when there are substantial updates to provide to you. thanks for all your great work. thanks, sir. all right. if you're just joining us, this has been a news conference to discuss what happened yesterday in l

people just went broke their speaking engagements aren't worth anything there's no more cnn or fox and newsmax to get their expert because there'll guess is now is well okay minds better but they no longer have clout. they have the he had him where he hurts the most their pocketbooks. >> imagine at the thing in made it your living off of your ability to open other people's mail that was what they make a living off of their ability to spy off of us and no secrets they don't share take them out of the club if that was the way they made a living it was the easiest way ever. >> entity last word. >> what other things that they have access to for four years they lied what else did they have access to. it's a shame it took anybody this long to deny their access. i worried about 3-degree burns there holding a crack pipe as it's really terrifying. >> probably not a good idea. >> greg: we need to move on they marched against trump just to be a pain in the round narrator: ontario, canada, your third-largest trading partner and number one export destination for 17 states. our economic partnership keeps mi

newsmax, go ahead. no, the gentleman behind. james, thank you. reporter: two quick questions on foreign policy. one ponderous question thereafter. on iran, with her little about the president's iran policy besides his determination to prevent that nation from achieving a nuclear weapons capability. is it the president's objective short of the use of u.s. military force to use the broad array of his powers to try to hasten the end of the iranian regime? karoline: the president made his position on iran very clear. he made that clear when there were negotiations about the cease-fire which we know is now in place. the deadline has continued. he said that hamas and iranian backed terrorist would have hell to pay if it did not move forward. quickly thereafter it did. i have news on the hostage front which surprised nobody has asked about this. it is big news. the white house applauds the release of eight additional hostages from hamas captivity thanks to the cease-fire deal secured by president trump. three israeli and five tai nationals are being reu

it's not you know, some of you probably saw on fox news or newsmax or you different kind of campaign events. and there's a lot just exciting and it's, you know it's there's there's a lot of energy and there's, you know, a lot at stake. something like a senate campaign. but there was years of grinding. countless surgeries, a loss of of identity and when i say loss of identity, what do you think of for you? if you were to lose your identity, what would it be? maybe some of you or a doctor, you have arthritis. too bad you can't practice anymore. you can't be a surgeon or. yeah, you know, maybe, maybe it's it's it's a mom whose children, you know, have grown and gone out. and your identity is it's you're you've lost that identity as a who is nurturing or taking care or, you know, running the household, whatever it is. it's different for, all of us. but for me, it was it was multifaceted. in a moment, i lost professional identity as a soldier because my guys eventually to lock me up on that helicopter and and fly me off the battlefield was the last time i was ever in that sort of leadersh

there's no more cnn's and fox's and newsmax calling them in to give their expert, because their guess is literally is as good as mine. well, mine's better, but i'm just saying, like, they no longer have clout. they have they he hit him where he hit them best in their pocketbooks. >> yeah. what do you say, walter? >> imagine if the thing you made a living off was your ability to open other people's mail. that's what they make a living off of. their ability to spy on us, basically, and know secrets that they don't share. keep them out of the club. i mean, if that was the way they made a living, it was the easiest way ever. take it away. >> kennedy. last word. >> what else did they have access to? you know, for four years they were completely lying. what else did they have access to? it's a shame that it took anyone this long to deny their access. and, you know, i just worry about third degree burns. if you're holding a crack pipe and other things at the same time. yeah, it's really terrifying. >> yeah, it's probably not a good idea. >> all right. we must move on. they marched against tr

that pointed out that the ecosystem starts with fox news but goes way beyond that, that it includes newsmax, one american news, iheart media, elon musk's x, and most recently, podcasts have become the latest thing. podcasters who deal with politics like joe rogan mostly have a conservative bent. they are sympathetic to trumpism and trump himself used those platforms to great effect in this last election. a poster wrote a piece for the hill and says that trump's podcast appearances in the election last fall reached an audience of 23.5 million americans whereas kamala's podcast appearances reached 6 million people. it is not as easy as finding and funding progressive podcasters and influencers because research shows that whether the format is talk radio, cable news or podcasts, outrage is a much easier sell than moderation or a careful analysis of the issues. bob schrum identified this problem 30 years ago. you called the talk radio thing the grievance network. those of us of a certain age will remember that previous democratic attempts to build a more liberal talk infrastructure like air ame

. >> this is for special agent evans, mike carter, newsmax. any idea of the suspect has been in touch with any outside terrorist groups? has this investigation extended globally? >> uh, the question is, do we know whether the subject's been in touch with any outside terrorist groups or if it's been investigated globally? and you want me to. okay. >> so, yeah, the question about whether it's being investigated globally. absolutely. like i said, we're running down investigative leads around the world. no information that we're aware of right now that connects this individual to any terrorist organization around the world. but that's obviously the thrust of the investigation is ruling out that there is any sort of, you know, terrorism nexus. and then again, getting at what the ideology is. >> we appreciate you all coming, and we will be back before you when there are substantial updates to provide to you. thanks for all your great work. thank you sir. >> and we're here now with cnn's evan perez and former boston police commissioner ed davis comin

. >> newsmax. >> is it. >> helpful. >> to have your secretary of transportation confirmed, and does thisensify your interest in getting other nominees confirmed quickly? >> is it helpful. >> to have your secretary of transportation confirmed? and does this intensify your interest in getting other nominees confirmed quickly as well? >> well, sure. >> we want fast confirmations. and the democrats, as you know, are doing everything they can to delay them. they've taken too long. we're we're struggling to get very good people that everybody knows are going to be confirmed, but we're struggling to get them out faster. we want them out faster. it's a good question actually. we we've been pushing sean. everyone knows sean for a long time. he got many, many democrat votes, but they want to take as long as they can. they ask questions like some of the questions that peter would ask that were totally irrelevant and not very good questions, but they want to just keep it going. they want to keep it going as long as possible. i was very honored, actually, that you got so many democrat votes. that was

a headline from newsmax saying " tariffs on mexico and canada coming saturday with decision on oil taxng." guest: it would be unfortunate if a broad-based tariff was put into place but president trump has moved in both directions even in the short time he has been back in office. we have seen a lot of and chatter. hopefully they find a way to avoid those broad-based tariffs. the usmca enacted under president trump comes up from her -- comes up in renewal for 2026. we are hoping for more free-trade with three countries. we think it is a benefit to the american people. it strengthens communities, particularly communities that need more jobs and economic growth. more free-trade with three countries is important. host: newsmax saying "president donald trump says that his 25% tariffs on canada and mexico are coming on saturday that he still considering whether to to include oil from those countries as part of his import tax. he said his decision will be based on whether the price of oil charged by the two trading partners is fair, although the basis of threatened tariffs pertains to the sto

heers and applause] [chanting "usa"] eak of this tv host on the conservative channel newsmax red ackdownls around florida, and the gulf of america. month social media, there are name. watch me catch some of the easiest fish to catch and the gulf of america. >> florida governor ron desantis issued a weather warning that referred to area of low pressure moving across the gulf of america. today, google maps said it will also be changing the name of the lf of mexico to the gulf of erica to conform with trump's announcement. apple maps has yet to reveal at it will do. but most tv meteorologists seem to be sticking with the old name. >> developing storm in the lf of mexico. >> from the gulf of mexico. >> the name game continues. [chanting "usa"] deborah: in other news day, last year, at least 25 people were pushed onto subway tracks in new york city, and just before 2024 began, on new year's eve, this man was pushed into the path of a moving train. he was sure he was going to die but incredibly, he survived, though he was terribly injured. as ann mercogliano reports, he now speaking out for th

president, newsmax. >> is it helpful to have your secretary of transportation confirmed, and does thisnsportation confirmed, and does this intensify your interest in getting other nominees confirmed quickly as well? >> well, sure, we want fast confirmations. and the democrats, as you know, are doing everything they can to delay them. they've taken too long. we're we're struggling to get very good people that everybody knows are going to be confirmed, but we're struggling to get them out faster. we want them out faster. it's a good question actually. we we've been pushing sean. everyone knows sean for a long time. he got many, many democrat votes, but they want to take as long as they can. they ask questions like some of the questions that peter would ask that were totally irrelevant and not very good questions, but they want to just keep it going. they want to keep it going as long as possible. i was very honored, actually, that you got so many democrat votes. that was really good. that was really good. >> sir. president. >> when i tried to when i tried to meet with the families. and t

he's a news host on another -- on newsmax. i think that question has been solved by now. susan joins us from florida, republican line. caller: how are you? host: go ahead. caller: a couple of things. the people have spoken. they put in trump because we need to save our country. number two, pete hegseth is wonderful. i don't think they would bring up the sexual content about what was going on, which was ridiculous, because then we will have to bring a bill clinton. we do want to do that. let's put him in. let him go and get rid of what is in there and get rid of the woke. i think you. guest: thank you for this comment. we are excited for the confirmation hearing to kick off today and hope to see quick confirmation the week of the inauguration for these national security nominees that need to get in place. conflict is breaking out across the globe. united states has been a leader across the international stage for decades. we need to reestablish our authority, our leadership for the international community and show these nations who are acting dangerously they need to get b

they show the videos again on friday on a tv show on newsmax. recommend you turn it on again tonight, they might show it again. these cops, you can see their faces, and no one has asked who they are, no one has identified them. some people, yes, some people did invade and broke into the capitol. but these people walked in, and hundreds of these people charged with trespassing said they were let in by police, and some pled guilty to that. host: you mentioned a former capitol police chief, and he wrote a book, "courage under fire: the definitive account from inside the capitol on january 6." he has written his account. here in d.c., walter, can you describe security in d.c. ahead of what is happening today, preparations and place for the inauguration, and also the event this week, the funeral for jimmy carter? what is it like around d.c. this week? caller: the way d.c. security -- security is tight, but security is always tight. if you read the book, he also mentioned that nancy pelosi was responsible for the breach of the capitol, not trump. he h

president, newsmax, is it. >> helpful to have your secretary of transportation. >> confirmed, and does this. >> intensify your. interest in getting other nominees confirmed quickly? >> go to what. >> is it helpful to have. >> your secretary of transportation confirmed, and does this intensify your interest in getting other nominees confirmed quickly as well? >> well, sure. we want fast confirmations. and the democrats, as you know, are doing everything they can to delay them. they've taken too long. we're we're struggling to get very good people that everybody knows are going to be confirmed, but we're struggling to get them out faster. we want them out faster. it's a good question, actually. uh, we we've been pushing sean. everyone knows sean for a long time. he got many, many democrat votes, but they want to take as long as they can. they ask questions like some of the questions that peter would ask that were totally irrelevant and not very good questions, but they want to just keep it going. they want to keep it going as long as possible. i was very honored, actually, that you got s