nobody has even close to us. it's crazy to spend the money on things that hopefully aren't going to be used. >> bret: i mean, the tough part is if you don't want to cut intirttlements and do want to add to defense spending and you want to eliminate taxes on tips and want to make the 2017 tax cuts permanent. >> yeah. >> bret: that's a lot of money. >> we will be taking tremendous amounts of money on tariffs. we're going to have tariffs. we're going to take in tremendous amounts of money. >> bret: you think doge is going to make up difference. >> doge is going to make up a lot. that's unrelated to tariffs. it's not fair that other countries have really taken advantage of it. and it's our leaders' fault. i'm a different leader. not fair other countries taken advantage of us for so many years. now all of a sudden not allowed to have tariffs. they have done this to us for years. we haven't. i think reciprocal tariffs, i will be talking about it i think probably on monday or tuesday i will have a whole big thing. we ha

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nobody even said a word to them. in those buses and cars and trucks for some of the meanest criminals of anywhere in the world. as of last september 420 5000 illegal alien criminals were roaming free including 13,099 convicted alien murders of which about 50% killed more than one person and they were roaming all over the country on our farms, in our cities. under the trump administration we are moving with urgency and speed to get these vicious, violent criminals out of our country and restore law and order to our suburbs, our cities, and towns. we will do it with tom, christie, and all the people working so hard on this. compared to a comparable time a year ago at the number of illegal border crossings has already followed by 100%. because the election was coming they started getting a little tougher on the border. they started to follow policies and did much better, but it was so horrible. the numbers were so horrible. it is 100% over those. they only did it because of the election. if they knew what they were doin

just so nobody really understands. have to throw a stand at the end of it, like mississippi north of -stan so we can embrace the local culture. what about magaza? magazastan? >> if you have a homeless problem and mississippi or alabama, lift them up and drop them off there, they can work at of the gaza strip. have that place rocking and rolling by midnight. >> greg: see it's like he has opened is this conversation into a whole new world, i do not think it will leave moving in occupying there. i feel like he just forced everybody's hand. >> i'm sure he misses building guessing this,'s nation-building would call him prettier than george ws. i am very much huge noninterventionist, i want to boots on the ground. i will also want to four years of trump before, what i used to do, he just throw stuff out of there sometimes. what i did more than once in the last trump term, i would react based on lasting, a lot of times, time goes on, like this won't happen. and he says you does not want to boots on the ground, he does not wan

so nobody's going to bat 1.000. >> jordan: "nobody's going to bat 1.000?" condoms to gaza. you're not grounding out to third. you're puking into the umpire's mouth. and just for the record, of course the united states didn't send $50 million worth of condoms to gaza. we sent $5 million of vibrating sex swings to north korea! and i believe it stopped nuclear war. but don't quote me on that. i'm not going to bat 1.000. so, to summarize, he's not transparent, he has tons of conflict, he believes any lie he hears, and he spreads false rumors that go global. honestly, i'd be pretty mad at him right now if he didn't have so much gosh darn charisma. >> so, um, you know, there's crazy things, like, just cursory examination of social security, and we've got people in there that are 150 years old. now do you know anyone who's 150? i don't. okay. um, they should be on the guinness book of world records. they're missing out. um, so -- >> jordan: "tough crowd, tough crowd." is this thing on? anyone here from washington, d.c.? oh, you're all from d.c. ahh." look, if you

and nobody can even believe this. other people, law professors, they've been saying how can you take that person's right away, you're supposed to be running the country but we're not allowed to look at who they're paying it to and what they're paying? we have massive amounts of fraud we caught. i think we probably caught way over a lot of billions of dollars already in two weeks? elon: yes. president trump: and it's going to numbers you're not going to believe. and much is incompetence and dishonesty. we have to catch it and the only way we're going to catch it is look for it. if a judge is allowed to say you're not allowed to look for if, it's pretty sad for our country and can't understand how it can work. reporter: can you personally guarantee the buyout program, the offer to federal workers, can you personally guarantee the workers who opt in to resign now will be paid through september? president trump: they'll get their money. they're getting a good deal and a big buyout. we're trying to reduce government. there

when nobody is looking, that is a problem. let me finish.s given money mostly to like an ngo, ukraine, ethiopia, jordan, somalia, syria, what is all this about? and part of this stuff isn't ,rag shows in ecuador, nepal transit comic books in peru. that's keep telling that up, that is not do anything for my countr y.undi >> jesse: we are funding atheism in nepal that's interesting. >> dana: detective and how democrats are finding ways to funnel money to their causes,ht this may be another place for that. i think they're great things that actually do helomp a president with national security issueso for health diplomacy fr k could be very smart. i get that.co i think putting marco rubio in charge of it as ra smart decision. w if you think about what the bidestran administration was bragging about before they left, they were trying to get as much money out of the door as possible and they was setting it did lots of different things. green energy subsidies. also trans issues, makes no sense. polio, malaria, things like that make a lot of sense?

nobody can go there. it's too dangerous. nobody wants to be there. warriors don't want to be there. soldiers don't want to be there. how can you have people go back? you're saying go back into gaza now? the same thing's going to happen. it will only be death. the best way to do it is you go out and you get beautiful open areas where with the sunlight coming through and you build something nice -- they are not going to want to go back to gaza. reporter: what is your message to the families of the hostages that look at this deal, they're worried that this deal won't go through, what do you say to them in this moment? p.m. netanyahu: same message i said from the beginning of the war. get them out, get them back, we got close to 75% of the people who everybody believed would not get out, we got them in successful deals and most recently with the help of president trump. we're not going to give up on any of them and we're not going to give up on others. hamas is not going to be in gaza and we're going to get everyone back. president trump: would you not have -- reporter: how optimistic a

nobody can go there. it's too dangerous. nobody wants to be there. warriors don't want to be there. soldiers don't want to be there. how can you have people go back? you're saying go back into gaza now? the same thing's going to happen. it'll only be death. the best way to do it is you go out and you get beautiful open areas with the sunlight coming through and you build something nice, and they are not going to want to, they are not going to want to go back to gaza. >> what is your message to the families of the hostages that look at this deal? they're worried that this deal won't go through. what do you say to them at this moment? pm netanyahu: same message i said from the beginning of the war. we'll get them out, get them back. we got over 70%, close to 75% of the people who everybody believes we will not get out. we got them in successive deals and most recently with the help of president trump, we're not going to give up on any of them and we're not going to give up on our other war aims. hamas is not going to be in gaza, and we're going to get everyone back.pm netanyahu: we'o

you get nobody voted for elon. nobody voted for any of your cabinet nominees.people are dying because of doge cuts. i will give you a chance to respond. what they are doing is illegal. elon musk is... it's a constitutional crisis. >> why are they reacting like this? >> sean: do you give a flying rip number 1? >> we must be doing something right. it wouldn't be complaining so much if we weren't doing something useful i think. all we are really trying to do here is restore the will of the people through the president. and what we're finding is that there's an -- is a vast federal bureaucracy that is opposed to the president. you look at d.c. voting, it's 92% kamala. that's a lot. >> they don't like me here either. >> i think about the number a lot. that's basically almost everyone. if the will of the president is not implemented in the president is representative of the people that means the will of the people is not being implemented and that means we don't live in a democracy, we live in a bureaucracy. i think what we are seeing is the thrashing of the bureaucr

and there's nobody getting a better deal listen.g that's the art a piece that's next chapter and nobody would be better aspens so fast and rapid and that's what were going to need in america and tell b of the taking of edge of america in the end result is one thing and that's the truth signed it talked about every day since getting in making america stronger and we seen that it works with president trump. is only one person could had done that which is the president himself. >> democrats a been crazy about freezing foreign aid unleashing considerable foreign age and is this something they could agree to and and spend money on dei plays and operas in columbia with 50 million to gaza for and we are saying all sorted us spending being cut. so at spend that money on protecting people in the world who have been persecuted and prosecuted much like trump will be given a safe haven and while they do let's take that strip and make it great again. let's make the world great again by making america great again and using disposition to do as mu

nobody knows that. why are we at 350 billion and europe which doesn't separate with an ocean like we do -- we have a thing called an ocean in between. why is it that europe is paying $200 billion less than us to help ukraine? if you add up all the european countries is a little bit smaller than the u.s. in terms of the economy. why is it they are not paying the kind of numbers they should be paying? on top of it, i've been saying this to bite and i told him i said you ought to be asking for a loan or some kind of security. oil and gas or something for the money. you're putting up much more money and you have no security. europe is putting up a bunch of smaller amount and it's in the form of a loan. because we have people that were incompetent in the last administration. grossly incompetent. and we are changing it. we change it and all we do is we get hit by lawsuits by the radical left all the time. here we are we stand and i guess we've done okay. thank you very much.

nobody is talking about it but everybody is experiencing the flu. an eye on palm beach, florida,, we are going to begin with this. >> the american people are alarmed about the possibility that elon musk and his far right extreme minions, have access to their personal and financial information. >> president trump is on a rampage of legality, he has a lot of authority, he has an agenda, he is entitled to pursue his agenda with all the power of the executive branch. but he is not entitled to do in a way that is not constitutional. >> i am here to protest the president, president elon musk, protest all the executive orders. he is not our president. everything he is doing is mass destruction. >> will: no slow down in the meltdowns over elon musk and his efforts to cut government waste. but why the left paints doj as a way to panic there is no reason, that brings us to today's big three. let's dive deep. where we are first, this is what has been said so far by estimates of doj cutting government waste and unneeded contracts. $55 billion in savings so far.

nobody's living like that in the entire world. they're living under buildings that are mostly fallen down and will continue to fall down. and they're living under. people are being killed every day. the conditions are horrible. there are no conditions anywhere in the world that are worse than the gaza strip right now. >> [reporter questions] >> you said all hell will break out if all the hostages are not released on saturday. what did you mean by that? and are you encouraging netanyahu to walk away from this deal? pres. trump: i've looked at what at the condition of people coming out of the hostage situation, and it's horrible. i looked at the before and after yesterday. three young men, one is dead now, as you know, the older gentleman who died, which everybody said he was alive and well, he's dead. but the 3 young men, and i looked at them from a short while ago, and i looked at them now, they're emaciated. they look like holocaust survivors. they looked, i mean, they'll get better, but they were in rough shape. they were treate

nobody respected us because nobody respected them. but now you got a president in donald trump who reflects the strength of the american people, and he's saying we're not going to be pushed around anymore. america is back. we know what we're doing. we're going to lead the world, and we're not going to be pushed around. jesse, i love it. i think the american people love it. they're ready for a strong leader, somebody who's going to stand up for the united states of america. >> and that united states might include greenland very soon. so let's all get ready for that. thank you so much, senator. good to see you. >> thank you. >> illegal alien super bowl sex stings straight ahead. >> three little birds. >> oh. >> this is our last chance to help save thousands of holocaust survivors who are suffering in the former soviet union. today. >> we support. >> the needs that these forgotten jews have. are something beyond anything. >> you can imagine. >> have you eaten this morning? >> i ate the carrot, so i ate half of it yesterday. and i had it

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there is nobody like him. chris wright. doug made a tremendous fortune in technology and said i will run for the governorship. he loves the state of north dakota. he did and he made it so energy powerful -- i think you are more proficient at energy than technology but what do i know -- this guy, everybody knows him. sean has been a fast study on transportation. he has learned a lot over the last few months. he has really been great. howard, one of the great companies, it was completely wiped out other than a few people left and he rebuilt the company into a bigger, better company. cantor fitzgerald is one of the top companies on wall street. he literally watched the plane go into the world trade center. amazing story. that alone was an amazing story. he was delayed because his wife insisted that he finally after years take his child to school. he took his child to school that one day -- normally he would be in the building at 6:00 in the morning -- you owe your wife and child a lot. his wife insisted he take his child to sc

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nobody's. nobody's living like that in the entire world. they're living under buildings that are mostly fallen down and will continue to fall down, tend to living on the people that make killed every day. the conditions are there are no conditions anywhere in the world that are worse than the gaza strip. right? then the break out of all the hostages are not released on saturday. what did you mean by that? and are you encouraging the younger to walk away from this deal? have you talked about this? so i looked at what, at the condition of people coming out of the hostage situation that is horrible. i looked at the book before and after yesterday, 3 young man, 11 is dead now as you know, the older gentleman who died, which everybody said he was alive and well he's, he's dead. but the 3 young man and i looked at them from a short while ago and i looked at them now. they are emaciated, they look like holocaust survivors. they looked that way and they'll get better, but they are in russia. they were treated really badly. and we've heard things fr

as you have consistently identified, nobody really likes paper straws. pres. trump: number one trending, can you believe it? it was number one trending for three days or something. >> the environmental impact of plastic straws versus paper straws is in clear -- is entirely unclear. it has cost the government a ton of money and left consumers across the country wildly dissatisfied with their straws. we are asking aspects of the federal government to look at their existing procurement processes, and we are asking your domestic policy council to look holistically at this issue. to address it, it is really something that affects ordinary americans in their day-to-day lives. pres. trump: i had paper straws many times. on occasion they break, they explode. if something is hot, they don't last very long, like a number of minutes, sometimes a number of seconds. it is a ridiculous situation. we are going back to plastic straws. i think it is ok. and i don't think that plastic is going to affect a shark very much as they are munching their way through the ocean. [laught

because nobody cares, it's a great expression. nobody cares. the guy who signed the contract may be crooked, who knows, but you have to care or you cannot run a country really. there's so many transactions, thousands and thousands and if you don't have people who care you will lose control and that is what has happened that we have caught it now. we caught billions and billions of dollars but it is a tiny fraction of the real number because you could never catch the real number because people have gotten away with tremendous amounts of money but we have to make our government smaller, more efficient, more effective, less expensive and we could find a trillion dollars but we are being hindered by courts where they file where it is hard to win in a judge will stop us and say it does not make a difference what you find, keep paying the money. that's a hell of a way to be and i follow the law, it means we appeal and that gives people time to cover their tracks and that is what they do. it is a very bad, very bad thing. hopefully the courts -- hopef

uh nobody and, and any, uh, nobody is honest about this and nobody really wants the stuff to stay solutions in america. in particular, because it's the decision. it's the robi designers, lovers decision, and america. that's a, those are the, the ones who are running the show. and i made a time for shiki. well, you know, tom has said that he wants to bring peace to the mit lease. that's one of his top priorities. over the next few years, i just wonder this bombshell announcements about the sort of essentially displacing up to 2000000 palestinians from gauze rebuilding it. and then essentially the us owning it. how that is. it's exactly going to bring peace to the middle east. it's weird because when he was in california in los angeles, the mirror was telling him it's difficult to allow the house owners now to go out to rebuild their houses after the fire. and he said no, no way the house owners are the ones who should build their own houses. i didn't hear at that time relocating the california and to canada or mexico. it's why why, why years you want to the kids. why are you not the students

nobody blocked the border. nobody told them they cannot go out.reason, the west thinks it can decide for the gazans what their future will be. and i think we have to create the terms really don't want to live in gaza to get out. we are hearing from... that they do want to any palestinian groups saying that that is likely. some people, of course, have fled the violence. of the critics of this idea. yeah, well, it's a new idea. i think that israel really needs to learn and understand it seems to me that president trump maybe but i think that at this stage, we are now in the midst to the next step. i think many things are going to happen in gaza, i can tell you... i think that is creating a very big leverage they understand that they need to bring back the hostages, that they need to lay down their weapons, and they need to get out of gaza. the trump suggestion is at all plausible? have a lot of imagination. i mean, you know, every single big thing that and cannot be done. leave the gaza strip should be let out. egypt must open its border. and if the

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. >> but first. >> of all, nobody. >> first of all, first of all, nobody's doing this. but what we are doing is saying elections are choices. and what we are saying is that if you are going to sit here and tell me today that the choice between donald trump and kamala harris was the same. >> nobody said that. >> you are. >> saying that? no. you're not listening. >> to me. no, no, no, what i'm. >> saying is that muslim americans, not josh rogan, muslim americans. >> said anyone. >> can't vote for. >> anyone is it won't say. >> that she'll do anything. >> to divorce you. now, let me divorce you from this. >> let me divorce you personally from this. if you are articulating to me at this table that there is someone right now who withheld their vote or donald trump, or voted for donald trump because they felt kamala harris and donald trump were the same when it came to. >> no one said that. that is what you're just saying. >> no, you're not listening. what i'm saying is that they understood that trump could be worse, but they couldn't bring themselves to vote for. >> do you u

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unfortunately, for four years, nobody signed up.unately, the weakness and incompetence of those years, those past four years, the grave damage around the globe that was done, including in the middle east, grave damage all over the globe, the horrors of october 7th would never have happened if i were president. the ukraine and russia disaster would never have happened if i were president. over the past 16 months, israel has endured a sustained, aggressive and murderous assault on every front. but they fought back bravely. you see that? and you know that what we have witnessed is an all out attack on the very existence of a jewish state in the jewish homeland. the israelis have stood strong and united in the face of an enemy that has kidnaped, tortured, raped and slaughtered innocent men, women, children and even little babies. i want to salute the israeli people for meeting this trial with courage and determination and unflinching resolve. they have been strong in our meetings. today, the prime minister and i focused on the future, d

nobody has seen anything like it. no guarantees. you might want to say something about that. >> we are certainly hopeful, get the hostages out and hopefully come to a peaceful settlement. >> for the fires, sir? >> a corrupt institution and i am a victim but able to be at. people have been treated horribly and reputation was damaged badly as d.o.j., look at weaponization in a political opponent. i think i was doing well but we have to have pristine beautiful laws enforced and cash is the one to do it. we have to bring the reputation, the fact of the fbi back of what it could be. even better than it was because who would have thought the fbi could be corrupted? they go after political opponents but the number one and so many other things beyond that and we will see what happens but cash is doing very well. he will straighten it out. confidence the fbi greater than. >> i think she's doing okay. he is liked by so many people, especially by the military and law enforcement. [inaudible] >> people feel differently. some people think it wou