and you know, the same with nikki haley and, you know, i like, i love that because i think that, you know, trump of somebody is going to bring you close. but it's an, in, with these tech out arcs is almost like a, you know, he knows where they stood and how they've opposed him, how they will undermine him over the years. and frankly, i think it's, it's very much of sort of a victory. yeah i'm, if i make tyler, tyler, i think, you know, i think we would all agree. i'd kind of like to have equal distance from the state to add these off guard. so i want to give them an arm like, definitely at arm's length here. you know, david, one of the interesting things i mentioned not in the, the munich conference is going to be held this week here. but if we, if we, if there's a logical consistency to transform policy, then he's going to continue down the path of keeping nato at arm's length. it doesn't do the us any, any positive good is a lot of money. it's entanglements. i mean, if montenegro gets into an argument with a country is united states supposed to go and defend it? i mean, it's absurd

a nikki haley supporter who back then was so disappointed when haley dropped out, that baker was considering she begrudgingly voted for president trump, motivated largely by his stances on immigration and national security. and she is liking what she sees. >> i think the american people spoke strongly that immigration was a top safety concern. it was one of the things that sue swayed me. i'm glad to see bold action because i think it's needed. >> martha: so far, baker supports president trump's efforts to curb illegal immigration, including deporting migrants even if they haven't been convict of crimes, and when it comes to those controversial moves by elon musk and the department of government efficiency, baker isn't too surprised. >> i think it's pretty characteristic of elon musk and i think, you know, the whole idea of coming in and looking at government efficiency was going to be very disruptive, by design. >> martha: like baker, software engineer rick strucco isn't bothered by elon musk also heavy hand. >> what i will say is i think the government needs to have some kind of check like

he was for nikki haley. so he says he doesn't like him, but he now says that this does not worry him at all. he actually applauds elon musk's move going into treasury and going into this payment system. let me play this for you. >> do you know how many people have your social security number right now? >> so you're just saying cool. >> i'm saying i don't like it, but that's the society we live in. i mean, it really is, guys. so many people that you don't know that have no security clearance, have all that information. don't be don't. >> fool yourself. you're just okay with it. >> you're okay with. i don't like it. >> access treasury department information. >> i understand that about a million people have access to my social security number right now. and if you don't think that's the case. america. i'm sorry. it just is. >> what the governor is saying is that what's needed is to overhaul the government and get government debt under control. and he likes that elon musk is doing this. what do you think of that

want them in the state, and got behind two never trumpers in in the 2024 prim, chris christie and nikki haley, writing two checks for a lot of money to chris christie. now, i'm appear asking for your vote because i'll tell you guys, we could do more of the same and it's in one of these guys. i'm different i'm common sense grounded i am one of you and were in this fight together and i humbly ask for your support. i want to serve as your governor. >> jack ciattarelli. >> bill spadea you did what chris creech was trying to qualify for financial primary, he had them on the radio show, gave him a favorable 30 minute interview and tried to help them raise money to qualify for the presidential primary. that's when trump was running for president. when trump was running -- when trump was run for president you said he was beaten, he was tired, he lacked courage, he lacked commitment, he should've resigned and let joe biden fail. finish a job. he was a failure and you endorsing ron desantis. jon bramnick said he would drop out of this race if donald trump one. we got crises in this day and we need a se

south carolina governor nikki haley in her announcement of south carolina's version of their 2010 era anti-immigrant said, quote, we're saying is this state has no afford to support people that don't come here the right way. we are now going to do something about it. nathan deal, then governor of georgia, said of the state's own law seeking to legalize, quote, illegal immigration. hb 87 states must act to defend their taxpayers. in mississippi, chairman of mississippi federation of four immigration reform and enforcement rodney hunt, who i could not find a photograph of, said illegal immigrant illegal immigration eliminates a lot of jobs for people who want to provide for their families. passing this bill will open up more jobs and unemployment for the state. i mean, a lot of these could be ripped right, of what you write about in los angeles, right like this is just like almost word for latinos. also felt their shift. antonio, who to north carolina from mexico in 2006 remembered people that have been here even longer than i used to say that back in the 1990s when someone saw hispanic

the un enforcement, president trump has supported the least the un investor tradition of investor nikki haleyl stand firm for america first many of the nonprofit that are bidding are doing the bidding of dictators are being supported what can we do to ensure that indeed these agencies are working for the people trying to help not prop up dictators or support terrorists so having the biggest thing is the oversight we need follow up on the oversight of a here every year how many erroneous spending programs there are and how many is being wasted and we have the reports yet when i was in congress, do not see that was hard to get everybody to act as we go back to the dirty the purpose what is the mission we have to say within those guardrails day and we have to make sure the body of congress needs to make sure that they stay that way. is it something you know if is a static world, that would be easy but is a tough world. >> and also the best florida tradition, our secretary of state marco rubio, his knows just last week a great letter to president interment mass about how they would be stepping in

does nikki haley outperform donald trump as the republican nominee?k no and i think no, i thought yes the whole election and now i think no, i do think there was a special sauce there. >> i think i think i think the first woman and i'm not the first to say this at all, like the president is, is a republican woman. >> oh, that i agree with. but do you think haley outperforms trump? no. if she's the nominee. yeah. >> no. >> it takes you that long to answer that question. >> well, my god, you don't think barack obama would have beaten donald trump? no, that is shocking to me. >> you know what? >> what? >> because at the heart of donald trump's strategy is that there are more of us that don't vote than them. how do i turn out the disaffected, white, low propensity voter? and he does it every he did it every single time when he's not on the ballot. they don't show up when he's on the ballot. they show up. >> when you're making my point, you're making my point, which is which is. and this is what i've seen over 30 years in politics, people always, i always.

griffin gave a $5 million to nikki haley's unsuccessful bid to beat trump, but later said that he voted the last year's election. >> meantime, ford ceo jim farley is warning of chaos in the auto industry because of those tariffs, and gm ceo mary barra said that she expects to be able to mitigate the impact of up to 50% of the potential costs of the tariffs. >> joining us right. >> now to talk about the impact on the auto sector is dan levy. he's barclays senior equity research analyst. and dan, this idea of chaos you feel for jim farley? i heard jim cramer talking about this and agree with him completely. this is a guy who bought into the idea of nafta 2.0. that was president trump. his plan in the last administration that was put forth. they bought into that, set up their plants accordingly. and now they're kind of getting the rug yanked out from under them. >> yeah. thank you. thank you so. >> much, becky, for having me. >> it is. >> chaotic because you have to just. >> put the auto. >> sector in context. >> to. >> you know what, u.s. versus mexico and. >> canada manufacturing is. >>

republican presidential candidate nikki haley invoked the spirit of lady thatcher in a 2023 primary debates is exactly why margaret thatcher said, if you want something said, ask a man. if you want something done, ask a woman. >> well, i'm not sure i'd go that far, but two pivotal events defined her time as prime minister the falklands war in 1982 and the miners strike of 1984 85. victory in the falklands demonstrated her decisive leadership, while her handung decisive leadership, while her handling of the miners strike highlighted her fierce commitment to economic reform. we always have to be aware of the enemy within, which is much more difficult to fight and more dangerous to liberty. but thatcher was more than just a tough politician. she had a philosophical side, too. quoting saint francis of assisi upon her 1979 election victory. >> where there is discord, may we bring harmony. where there is error, may we bring truth. where there is doubt, may we bring faith. and where there is despair, may we bring hope. >> well, she certainly brought a lot of hope. and her impact extended beyond e