visit indeed.com/hire liz: welcome back to the big news today homeland security secretary kristi noemthe government workers who leaked to the media the locations of upcoming i.c.e. raids to capture illegal aliens. fox news kevin corke joins us live from washington with the details. kevin good to see you. >> good to see you my friend. you're right. officials in d.c. and dhs have identified a couple of people who are believed to have disclosed, liz, dhs operations to the media. that's important. and this apparently happened amid the administration's mass deportation plans. now, the announcement follows a string of high profile i.c.e. operational leaks. we're talking across the country from northern virginia to aurora, colorado. all the way out to los angeles, each drawing very sharp criticism from the administration because of the increased risk to agents that such disclosures can cause. here is dhs secretary kristi noem. >> we have identified two leakers of information here at the department of homeland security who have been telling individuals about our operations and putting law enf

new tonight homeland security secretary kristi noem saying her agency will continue to use polygraph tests on dhs employees. this after reports this week her department was using them to find out who might be leaking sensitive information to the media. that's even though most states do not allow them in a criminal trial, because they are not considered reliable. cnn's julia benbrook is joining us now. julia, what more are you learning about this? >> well, jessica, reporting from bloomberg government showed that the department of homeland security secretary kristi noem issued an internal directive that all polygraphs that her department administers must include a question about unauthorized communications with media and nonprofit organizations. this memo was described to bloom authorized to speak publicly. noem appeared on face the nation this morning, and when pressed by cbs's margaret brennan about whether she would continue polygraphing noem responded, absolutely. >> you're going to continue these. >> polygraphing of employees. the authorities that i have under the department of ho

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dhs secretary kristi noem who was in new york city today will react in just a moment. also marcoux rubio brings us the very latest as president trump continues to work towards a peace deal between russia and ukraine. it seemed more likely today. what a shocker it looks like zelenskyy is agreeing to all of donald trump's terms. first after last night's reprehensible behaviour in a house chamber one thing is very clear. the democratic party are a soulless, heartless party. right now they are a party with no message and no morals after what i saw last night. no leadership no soul. and no vision as they cling to their radicalism. they show the country once again how truly out of touch they are with everyday americans. they repeatedly acted like petulant children. democratic hungers and i'll green even had himself thrown out of the house chamber for that outburst. he was working on articles of impeachment. >> health care has become wealth care. we can't afford to let that happen. >> this president is unfit. he should not hold the office. >> he is unfit for the office. a lit

noem posted about it on x yesterday.ied two leakers of information here at the department of homeland security who have been telling individuals about our operations and putting law enforcement lives in jeopardy. we plan to prosecute these two individuals and hold them accountable for what they've done. it's not clear if those employees were identified through a polygraph test. it's also not clear how many employees have been polygraphed or may have to take the test. we spoke with an expert who says using polygraphs at the department is not new. it's completely proper for them to use polygraph on the problem that's happening there. it's built into the employee polygraph act of 1988 that it can be used for national security and other problems like that. the federal government is already using hundreds of thousands of polygraph tests a year. homeland security has not commented on the report. a controversial move tonight from a key government health agency, the cdc, will begin expanded research into a possible connection be

noem posted about it on x yesterday. we have identified two leakers of infmation here at the department of homeland security who have been telling individuals about our operations and putting law enforcement lives in jeopardy. we plan to prosecute these two individuals and hold them accountable for what they've done. it is not clear if these employees were identified through a polygraph test. is also not clear how many employees have been polygraphed or may have to take the test. the department of homeland security has not commented on the report. unions are calling for a court to stop doge from accessing the social security data of millions of americans. the motion for emergency relief was filed yesterday by a federal court in maryland. it comes a month after a lawsuit was filed by unions and a retiree group. the goal is to block doge access to the personal data held by the agency. the social security administration has not commented on a lawsuit or the court filing. house speaker mike johnson has unveiled a new short t

we begin this morning with the secretary of homeland security, kristi noem.am secretary, good to have you in person. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> i want to dive right into this trade war. the justification president trump invoked these tariffs under had to do with fentanyl. mexico's president said thursday that customs and border protection figures show seeds seizures of fentanyl on the southern border have dropped. she claims they've dropped 75% in the past six months. it doesn't show the existing system is working. >> we've seen incredible progress as far as what we have been able to stop at the federal border since president trump has taken office, and i think that progress can be built on. these partnerships that we have in going after traffickers, cartels, the drug trade, and also human trafficking can be even stronger and built on in the future. that's one of the things we have been asking for, in specific to the mexican government, is how can we work better together to make sure we not only have the enforcement

secretary noem, thank you for being here. let me walk through a couple of things as quickly as i can. you've done a lot of the work behind the scenes. this committee in the days ahead will work a tremendous amount on trying to get the funds to dhs that they need to actually implement the border security that's expertly wanted by the american people. without question additional dollars are needed without question there is also waste. we talked about $1 million a month on the south -- on the soft side of the facilities. in millions a month for giant tent that are there. we talked about gsa and the frustration in facilities that organize where gsa has put in a $14,000 urinal where they have sold a parking lot for a dollar to the local community only to a couple years have to buy it back. the challenges they had where they said we need more lanes and the gsa designs a building that has fewer lanes. we've got to be able to figure out waste but also to implement policy quickly. what would you do to be able to help the communities o

we followed leader schumer secretary noem. we will be joint task force combination of the department justice with all the law law enforcement agencies you're talking about and within hsi, i.c.e. and cbp, the whole of government that will bring to that. that task force will take on cross government type activity. not only just enable to do border security but i bring the full power of enforcement out to law enforcement has a steering committee that they will point equal, chaired by attorney general bondi and secretary noem and will follow the direction going forward. >> we look forward to that to make sure we're cooperating as efficiently as again. mr. bishop come good to see. thanks for your leadership and the sacrifices you've yo. you and i talked about there are federal agencies and federal law that requires e-verify for federal contracts. we have now learned that's not being enforced. we don't know how many people are not legally present in the country that are also executing federal contracts or at work for the federal gov

we're going nonstop to make america safe again and starts with the border and tom homan and kristi noemborating with all of us and it's just nonstop and a huge arrest we made in california of someone from guatemala and 20 person human smuggling ring and last week we're making arrests and isis -- isis terrorist in new york sending money to isis and it's nonstop and making cases left and right and as you saw, mexico just gave us back 29 primroses prisoners and that was huge. i got to take to the family of the dea agent killed in the 80s and talked to his widow and his son and his son is now a judge in california. they said they have been asking president reagan to bring this guy to justice since the 80s. know who did it? donald trump. he's back in our country back to president trump. larry: one of the things you're teaching and we've been talking about this is federal laws superseding the state and local laws and breaking and driving through it and tom homan ask you're the backstop as attorney general, will this continue? >> it's going to stop. you know, we've been gettingball bad rulings

charlie: christie noem taking action after identifying two internal leakers within the agency. >> wefied two leakers of information at the department of homeland security who have been telling individuals about our operations and putting law enforcement lives in jeopardy. we plan to prosecute these individuals and hold them accountable for what they've done. we will do what we can to keep america safe. charlie: florida senator rick scott joins us, thanks for joining us. how important is it that dhs go after, and other agencies, go after these leakers inside federal government agencies that are undermining the administration's effort to make arrests and deport criminal aliens? >> it is very important, common sense, accountability, transparency, what kristi noem is doing is saying who in their right mind wants to keep criminals in this country and why would somebody tell homeland security want to help criminals that are killing american citizens. we watched laken riley's parents, there has been no accountability, there's going to be accountability across the country. if you are ill leg

crisesty gnome and tom -- kristi noem and tom homan and others working closely.e honesty and integrity at doj and fbi. larry: all right, i think we're on. joining us is u.s. attorney general pam bondi, who is a dear old friend. pam, thank you for this very much, madame attorney general. we're talking about making america great again. what's making america safe again. >> we've all been going nonstop to make america safe again and starts with the boa boarder and tom homan and kristi noem doing a great job collaborating with all of us. larry, it's been nonstop. yesterday there was a huge arrest that we nead made of -- in california someone from guatemala, 20,000 person smuggling ring. human trafficking smuggling ring. yesterday in california. last week making arrest of isis terrorist in new york sending money to isis and it's non-1207. left and right. mexico gave us 29 prisoners, and that was huge. i got to talk to the family of the dea agent killed in the '80s and talked to his widow and his son. his son is a judge in california. they have been asking president rea

dhs secretary kristi noem said much of it was used for luxury hotel that also served as base for trenaward the money but it was during the final months of the biden presidency, it didn't get dispersed until trump took office and that is why he tried to take it back and looks like it worked. stuart: it has been taken back, new york doesn't get the $80 million. >> i'm sure they will appeal but as of now, no. stuart: watch this. msnbc analysts argue that doghe is racist. >> there are people who are charged with trying to find savings. is an attack on government but also an attack on this. an attack on this government that needs to be headed by a black man. stuart: john levine is on the show little later. the administration is hosting the first ever crypto summit. we could see some major announcements, we will deal with it next. ♪ ♪ 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. (woman 1) eczema... isn't always obvious. (woman 2) eczema isn't always red. (boy) but now ec

. >> eso tambiÉn, la intenciÓn, y lo escuchamos de kristi noem, la secretaria de departamento de inmigraciÓnchos que dicen, que tectitÁn a tus hijos y te mandan a tu paÍs. reportera: ligia tiene la esperanza que sus donaciones la protejan a ella y a sus dos hijos mayores de la deportaciÓn. elian: gracias. el temor que tienen muchÍsimas personas, el presidente donald trump ha pausado los aranceles automovilÍsticos por un mes, impactarÍa directamente la industria automotriz, los autos fabricados en mÉxico son fundamentales para el mercado estadounidense. un estudio advierte que la mitad de los 50 modelos mÁs vendidos en el paÍs se verÍan afectados, especialmente aquellos vehÍculos de menos de $40,000. entre las marcas que estarÍan sufriendo mayor impacto se encuentran huerva en, ni jeep, general motors, honda, bmw y mercedes—benz, aunque mayor proporciÓn las marcas de lujo se verÍan impactadas, se estima que el 60% del mercado estadounidense estarÍan siendo afectados. >> hay que ver las cifras de y/motors, estimulantes y ford, piden la cita el dÍa de ayer con el presidente trump y les dijeron

kristi noem has vowed to fire leakers and use polygraph to try to identify them. the administration did this without congress. democrats say tactics like deporting migrants on military planes is intimidating and congress needs to step in and pass an immigration reform bill. >> bill: thank you. >> dana: as republicans go all in on immigration enforcement democrats are trying to find a message with michigan's new senator in the spotlight tomorrow night. mark meredith in washington with more. >> president trump's speech will reach a lot of people on tv and social media. house chamber there may be empty seats. high profile democrats are thinking it may be good to skip the event. nearly a dozen house and senate democrats are not attending the speech or undecided. connecticut senator chris murphy leaning towards not going. >> democrat needs to make up their own mind. i think that speech will be a farce, a maga pep rally, not a serious talk to the nation. >> one democrat who will be there former house speaker nancy pelosi. 84-year-old says democrats should attend so they

i was asking secretary kristi noem last night are we making progress on identifying the people who aree. rates? which as you know puts the lives of officers at risk because the element of surprise is taken away and now they are walking into a trap. somebody is going to get killed unless we get to the bottom of who is tipping them off. meaning some innocent people. >> we are making progress we are making progress i can tell you she has opened up her own investigations through ds hig. only found one. department of justice and the fbi, deputy attorney general he opened up another criminal investigation into the doj. we will find them we will prosecute them. the least you are going to do is lose their job but they need to be prosecuted and sent to prison because this job was already dangerous enough. president trump has promised american people we will concentrate certificate worst of the worst safety threats the drug was already dangerous. it is only a matter of time before an agent walks into an ambush because tda doesn't care about life or death he does ms-13 that is what we are looking

we have a video from dhs secretary kristi noem herself making this announcement.take a look. >> everyone, i wanted to give you a quick update. we have identified two leakers of information here at the department of homeland security who have been telling individuals about our operations and putting law enforcement lives in jeopardy. we plan to prosecute these two individuals and hold them accountable for what they have done. we're going to continue to do all that we can to keep america safe. >> in a dhs spokesperson sent us the following statement on record that says we're preparing to refer these perpetrators to the doj for felony prosecutions. these individuals face up to ten years in federal prison. we will fine and root out all leakers. they will face prison time and we will get justice for the american people. now, to that point, we do want to point out that this is just a referral. it's ultimately going to be up to the department of justice on whether or not they want to move forward with prosecutions of these alleged leakers. you have to keep in mind these

noem posted about it on social media on friday. we have identified two leakers of information here at the department of homeland security who have been telling individuals about our operations and putting law enforcement lives in jeopardy. we plan to prosecute these two individuals and hold them accountable for what they've done. it's not clear whether those employees were identified through a polygraph test, and it's also not clear how many employees have been polygraphed. homeland security so far has not commented. beyond that social media post ten past the hour on your sunday morning if you're awake with us. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, we take you live to washington dc. darker out there this morning for our weekly interview with kristen welker, who has a priew ofev ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ you gotta believe me when i tell ya ♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ is for consumers and the economy. please join me in welcoming kristen welker, moderator of meet the pre

tom homan and kristi noem are doing an incredible job and we are getting him out of here. we will get them all out. all of these things should not have happened. we should not have inflation. we should not have had this horrible inflation whether prices have gone up. look at eggs. so we are doing a good job. >> regards to the pause on military assistance to ukraine, you put out on social media russia is pounding ukraine. why not provide ukraine with defenses? what happens when ukraine runs out -- pres. trump: good question. because i had to know they want to settle. i don't know they want to settle. if they don't want to settle, we are out of their. i am doing it to stop death. secondarily, way down the line is the money. we are in for 350 billion dollars and europe is in for $100 billion. they should be in for the same or more than us. i watched over the last week or so what is going on in europe. this thing could end up in world war iii. we have to get it settled. >> how confident are you the -- pres. trump: i saw the hostages the other day. some were young, so much olde

we saw secretary noem out there. there was this massive show of force. have the raids been reduced? raids as they are often called are very tactical, and they are very targeted. that's why we say it is the worst of the worst. we follow where the individuals are, the low-hanging fruit, so to speak, and i think that they are going to evolve. >> reporter: once you get past the people who have a criminal record, what options do undocumented people have if they want to make a case for staying in this country, working in this country, contributing? >> i think that the best message is that they should self-deport and leave now and then come back the right way. >> maurice: lilia luciano joins us now from san ysidro california. so, lilia, how else have they been able to get these numbers down so dramatically low? >> reporter: maurice, i'm going to tell you something that i heard today from an immigration attorney dealing with all kinds of cases, just trump being in the office is deterrence enough. but there have been dozens of policies and actions from the trump administration, from trying t

. >> fox news alert kristi noem caught two leakers in her ranks. >> we have identified. two leakers of information here at the department of homeland security who have been telling individuals about our operations and putting law enforcement lives in jeopardy. we plan to prosecute these two individuals and hold them accountable for what they've done. >> noem isn't the only one catching turncoats. fbi director kash patel announced that the fbi arrested two active duty soldiers and a former soldier for selling classified information to our enemies. quote. these individuals have been charged with stealing america's defense intelligence capabilities and empowering adversaries like china in betrayal of our country. they will now face american justice. this sends a clear message to everybody in the government sell out our country at your own risk. over the summer, political violence reached a fever pitch. trump was nearly killed not once, but twice. and today, trump's only living assassin, ryan ruth, was in court, where his defense argued with prosecutors about the mountain of

we asked homeland security secretary kristi noem what happens to the children. there is that likelihood these families could be separated. >> there is consequences. and we're giving him time to leave these children with someone else. >> reporter: the department of homeland security says they handle these situations involving children on a case-by-case basis. today, border czar tom homan telling me the administration is looking into what he calls family residential centers as an option to keep families together. david? >> david: rachel scott tonight. rachel, thank you. >>> when we come back here, the woman attacked by an alligator while kayaking. >>> also, news tonight on the death of gene hackman and his wife. >>> and dolly parton tonight, on the death of her husband of 60 the death of her husband of 60 years, c when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd... i noticed things changed. breztri gave me better breathing starting within 5 minutes. it also reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler... for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma.

kristi noem gave up the ghost there.part that you read that kristi noem said, the world has heard our message. trump is in office and the world has heard that the border is closed. she is admitting that what the world hears affects immigration. let's not forget that for three years of the biden administration, republicans were shouting to the world that our border was wide open. they were shouting to the world that millions of people are streaming into the country unchecked. our borders are wide open. did they think that was going to deter immigration? two your guest, i would like her to answer if she can, over the last 20 years which president had the highest annual average deportation rate? over the last 20 years? last, on deportations donald trump said that he was going to go after the worst of the worst. you don't find the worst of the worst in churches and schools. i don't understand why ice agents are not working with drug enforcement agents. we have undercover agents in the drug cartels and gangs. why aren't ice a

kristi noem gave up the ghost there.part that you read that kristi noem said, the world has heard our message. trump is in office and the world has heard that the border is closed. she is admitting that what the world hears affects immigration. let's not forget that for three years of the biden administration, republicans were shouting to the world that our border was wide open. they were shouting to the world that millions of people are streaming into the country unchecked. our borders are wide open. did they think that was going to deter immigration? two your guest, i would like her to answer if she can, over the last 20 years which president had the highest annual average deportation rate? over the last 20 years? last, on deportations donald trump said that he was going to go after the worst of the worst. you don't find the worst of the worst in churches and schools. i don't understand why ice agents are not working with drug enforcement agents. we have undercover agents in the drug cartels and gangs. why aren't ice a

zeldin and kristi noem.e have some latest poll numerous that speak to how people feel about what they've been seeing so far. >> he has a very good story to tell, especially for people who voted for donald trump. they've definitely gotten a return on the investment very quickly. he's followed up on many of the promises that he made on the campaign trail. for those, though, that either didn't vote for him or voted for him but weren't necessarily as excited about some of these things he's a doing today, whether it's doge or maybe some of the things on the border, what they were really expecting was to see more done on the economy. that the price of stuff was going to go down. i think for the audience outside of this, what he's really going to need to do is explain how, indeed, he is going to bring inflation down. how tariffs are going to help regular consumers with the cost of stuff and that there's a plan going forward. the other thing i think that's really fascinating -- we have a divided country, we have a d

was kristi noem and there is a adam schiff way off there in the corner to the left. so all of this is, of course, the big build-up to the entrance of the president, should be happening any moment now. >> the big news of the day obviously the trade unprecedented debt, trade war between the 3 north american powers. also an increase on china tariffs up to 20%. now the biggest trading partners of the u.s. involved in a trade for tonight. president trump is expected to take credit for quotes its swift and unrelenting action reorienting the nation's economy, immigration and foreign policy and see lets the american people know what he's thinking him lets the members of congress know what's on his mind. and certainly we've been hearing a lot about ukraine. it's anticipated that >> the president will be making some remarks about that. certainly keep an eye out for. yeah. how much time the president is talking about and and trying to reduce the the federal budget and federal government elon musk who is heading up. those is expected to attend the speech. we hear. so we're also

kristi noem has done agate job -- a great job so far and she's making sure those that leak the informationthose putting law enforcement lives at risk, she's done a great job. >> we've identified two leakers of information here at department of homeland security that have been telling individuals about our operations and putting law enforcement and werenski going to hold them account and will we'll do all we can to keep america safe. charlie: we've spent a lot of time talking about sanctuary cities or states and having sanctuary agents within the department of homeland security is mind blowing. lara: it is. charlie: thank god that is not something the administration will put up with. brian: think about that mindset of i work in the department and these people they they'll take it ton and it's a mindset that i'm an independent agent and can act contrary to what the agency does. doge is not working for the taxpayer. lara: they're working against the taxpayer. brian: you've got to go and you can't be leer when it comes to nit lara: these are criminals and designated as foreign terrorist organi

we saw secretary noem out there. there was this massive show of force. have the raids been reduced?ds they're often called, they're very tactical and very targeted. that's why we say it's the worse of the worst. we follow where these individuals are, the low-hanging fruit, so to speak. i think they're going evolve. >> reporter: once you get past the people who have a criminal record, what options do undocumented people have if they want to make a case for staying in this country, working in this country, contributing? >> i think the best message is they should self-deport now and leave and then come back the right way. >> reporter: i'm going to tell you something i heard today from an immigration attorney dealing with all kinds of cases. just trump being in office have been deterrence enough. but there have been dozens of actions from the trump administration from ending the appointments that tens of thousands of people had to make their case for asylum to ending visa programs parole and the impact is felt throughout the hemisphere. last week i heard from a panamanian government off

dhs secretary kristi noem says in the past leakers have been found and fired.pening. who is tipping off and what can the government do to prevent this in the future? >> big operations, involve state and local officials, let them know people will be brought to jail and things like that. people could be charged with obstruction of justice, carries 10 years in prison. these agents going out on behalf of us are being put in danger because of electioners trying to advance political agenda. this is serious, nobody has been hurt or killed. somebody really bad may have gotten away and can harm somebody else, i am sure department of justice is investigating with appropriate resource with intention of holding people accountable? >> carley: what about people online hearing from sources within the government and posting on twitter, can they be prosecuted? >> i think that is an interesting question. if you are basically promoting information for the sole intent to obstruct or impede an investigation, that is something they'll look into. that is more of a aggressive approach

. ♪ ♪ jon: homeland security secretary kristi noem says illegal border crossings last month were thetration says it's because of the president's crackdown on border security, and it's not resting on those laurels. the pentagon ordering up to 3,000 more troops to help secure the southern border. our c.b. cotton is live with more on that. c.b. >> reporter: hi, jon. yeah, during the biden administration it was widely reported border patrol agents would sometimes arrest 10,000 people in a single ca day for illegally crossing the border. immigration then became a key issue for voters during the 2024 election, and now the trump administration is announcing there were only 8300 people caught illegally crossing for the entire month of february. dh, secretary kristi noem writing today on, and, quote, february was the lowest month in recorded history for encounters at our border. the world is hearing our message. do not come the our country illegally. if you do, we will find you, arrest you and send you back. president trump has taken a series of executive actions on the border since returning

department of homeland security posted thanks to strong leadership of president trump and secretary kristi noemlummeted 94%. the border is closed to lawbreakers. lawbreakers are trying and smugglers are painting their trucks to look like border patrol vehicles. how big of an issue is this? >> a big issue. let me go back to historic decrease in illegal border crossings, we know for a fact now and known over the years we do not need new legislation or new laws to stop the border crisis we were facing. all we needed was leadership that would follow the rule of law and that is what we have now. you see historic decline in border crossings, averaging between 200 to 300 per day and years prior to that, dealing with thousands. going back to your question, cloned vehicles that are used as smuggling methods, we've seen this over the years, cartels adapt to changes in policy or presence of law enforcement, we're seeing that now. numbers are low, you have those that want to sneak into the country and we're seeing concealments with cloned law enforcement vehicles, one thing to keep an eye on and monitor. w

ice agent or officer, we will hold these people accountable, pulling out all stops, secretary kristi noemhey are and we will be will prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, they put our agents in great danger and it is only a matter of time before one of our officers do not go home to their families, taking immediate action. stuart: you are speaker mike johnson's guest tonight, you could be sitting next to the speaker. you are going to be a star tonight. >> i'm not the star but men and women wearing that green uniform are the star of a 97% in three weeks, the men and women of ice, and dea and fbi and all these task forces are champions, none of this happens, border numbers, 97% because donald trump is a strong president, made executive decisions, a series of executive orders, he needs to take full credit for success on the border and enforcement operation because he opened it up. he is letting ice do what they are doing, god bless donald trump, i said it 100 times, he proves to me every day that he's the greatest president in my lifetime, proves it every day, i'm honored to be in

minister, we're thankful you're here, and you're sort of like the kristi noem of canada. early as tuesday and canada says you're doing a lot to crack down on the border which president trump has called for. you recently appointed a national canadian border-- or fentanyl czar to try and bring things down. tell us what is being done? what do you want the administration to know that's been done to help you perhaps persuade the president not to bring the tariffs? >> thank you for having me, first of all, griff. very kind of you. we do have a fentanyl crisis, as does the united states. and i want to commend the president for raising his concerns about this crisis and taking the action he's been taking. we have been accelerating our investments in the border. we've brought a whole series of measures to strengthen that border. it's a strong border, but we want to make it stronger. we're sharing just in time information between the united states and canadian border and we have a fentanyl czar to put together moving pieces. last week we criminalized our cartels and applied to them

kristi noem caught two leakers. >> we have identified it to the curse of information here at the departmentorcement lives in jeopardy. we plan to prosecute these two individuals and told them accountable for what they have done it. >> jesse: she is not the only one catching turncoats. fbi director kash patel announcing that the fbi arrested two active-duty soldiers. and the former soldier personally classified information to our enemies. quotes, these individuals have been charged with stealing america's defense intelligence capabilities and empowering adversaries like china and betrayal of our country. there were now face american justice to. this sends a clear message to everybody in the government. sell out our country at your own risk. >>> over the summer political violence reached a fever pitch. trump was nearly killed did not once but twice. today trump's only living assassin ryan routh was in court periods defense argued with prosecutors about the mountain of evidence against them. we still do not know how ruth and the butler shooter got so close to ending trump's life but that might

him for breaking the federal law prohibiting the harboring of illegal migrants dhs secretary kristi noemnew york city department of corrections is not honoring and ice detainer for the illegal alien iqs of setting a woman on fire on the coney island subway station. you were a part of the hearing, what to do then. >> the frustrating thing that we also at the hearing for mayors of america's largest cities is policies affect our across the country to those cities reward illegal immigration and it affects all of us. every single mayor was evasive when asked whether or not they instructed police officers to work with ice and i question the chicago mayor and i said we have reports that you threatened to fire any police officer that worked with ice to carry out federal immigration law. it was disappointing to see the mayors of america's largest city continue to rebuke federal immigration law but i'm glad they were held accountable and i look forward to sponsoring legislation that will continue to hold cities like that accountable with respect to funding. >> will be watching your work, thank you

we'll start with secretary of homeland security kristi noem announcing a mandatory online registry ofs and home addresses. this is, like, bringing back an old idea but using it today to start -- to get a handling on illegal immigration. peter: wasn't this mitt romney's idea with, like self-deport? but the difference is they waited until after they won the election to put it out. and so they can try. charlie: probably smart. but, you know, it does go back to the point that this was probably the most -- just like 2016, this is the most important issue that got donald trump elected. and the problem in 2020 was illegal immigration largely had been solved. the problem at the border had a largely been solved. and, but thanks to four years of joe biden, it was wide open again, and the problem was even bigger than it was in 206. peter: the problem is going to be, like we were talking about earlier, there are sanctuary jurisdictions where people are going to say they don't want to self-report, and they are not going to get in trouble. charlie: at which point it becomes a political fight, and t

dhs secretary kristi noem has vowed to use polygraphs to try identify those responsible.ring an operation near denver. >> only a matter time walk into a place bad guy doesn't care sitting in wait for the officers to show up and ambush him. this is not a game. >> preliminary government data show border patrol apprehended fewer than 8500 migrants last month at the southern border. the lowest since officials began keeping monthly records 25 years ago. >> u.s. border patrol is going to know how to security border. the last administration didn't want to listen. >> some democrats are criticizing the administration's methods and say republicans should negotiate a bipartisan border bill. >> numbers being down, that's a good thing. what the administration is doing, especially with ice raids and schools with flying repatriating people who often aren't only criminals in military airplanes for intimidation, talking about housing people in gaunt, that's it for intimidation. >> ice disputed there were raids in schools. over the past several months, mexican authorities have stepped up i

homeland security secretary kristi noem posted a video earlier first obtained by fox news announcingtwo department of homeland security employees are responsible and have been identified for leaking information about ice ops to the media. previously she insisted that the fbi was involved somehow. now she is saying it's coming from inside dhs. the fbi has denied this from the beginning. aishah? >> aishah: okay. we will see where that goes. david spunt live for us tonight. thank you, david. >> thank you. ains. >> aishah: up next update on the gene ache hackman and his wife. fox 2 # in philadelphia there as investigators probe the deadly crash of a medical plane in philly back in january. they released their preliminary report and it's believed now that the plane struck a commercial sign during its dissent. seven people were killed and two dozen injured. the national transportation safety board says the cockpit voice recorder did not capture the flight's final moments. it says the device likely had not been recording audio for several years. fox 11 in los angeles there as the state depa

efficacy of president trump's executive orders being carried out by tom homan and director kristi noeme wu, sebastian of safety for people and you gave a heartbreaking example. >> kayleigh: bastion of safety and michelle wu and the sound bite you played from jim jordan when he said you keep saying safety, he is saying this to the denver mayor. this is a trend and i don't know if they compared notes and let's go in and give lip service to safety. mayor brandon johnston in his opener, mayor of chicago nothing is more important than safety and well-being. really? nate foy just spoke about illegal immigrant who was suspected of abusing children doing some nefarious with children who now is accused of murder! so that happen in your jurisdiction. you care about safety? right! >> harris: i don't know how they get past it art del cueto vice president of border patrol council said last hour, it is page 2 of i.c.e. detainer. keep them held until we get there. less than 48 hours to get there there make. and denver, they give an hour's notice and let them go in the parking lot. we will move on com

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cuts and jobs act, we have to have a bill that provides for the resources that tom homan and kristi noeme identified to secure our border. we also have to look at a energy independence because that has affected inflation a tremendous amount. so we need a budget to keep the offices open, the government open and all those other things. this puts us on a past to do that. in addition, we have been very clear that we want to include the doge efforts and have, you know, publicly identify moving forward with cutting $2 trillion worth of spending. we've got over $36 trillion worth of death -- debt right now, it is not sustainable. so whole bill puts all of those in play. but i'm especially pleased at looking at stopping the overspend of government resources and looking at where we're going if to be able to cut over $2 trillion. griff: we shall see where it goes. congresswoman beth van duyne, thank you for your time. if. >> great. thank you very much, griff. have a great weekend. griff: all right, you too. now from the other side of the aisle, let's bring in california democratic congressman robe

the crackdown continues as dhs secretary kristi noem says single-day border apprehensions have hit alow this week -- 15-year low this week. is this proof that all of these things together, the president's policies, are working? if we bring in former acting homeland security secretary chad wolf. thank you, sir is, we appreciate your insights over the course of this weekend. i want to get your thoughts on all of these things and the results we're seeing, if the numbers we're seeing. your thoughts. >> yeah. well, the numbers and the results and the pace at which the trump administration is making change along that border, i think, is really unprecedented. and, you know, you've got to give them a lot of credit. they've taken a lot of decisions, they're overturned a lot of decisions from the biden administration, and it's having a real world effect. i think what it tells you is that president biden had the ability to do all of this for four years, and he chose not to. congress hasn't changed any laws, they haven't provided the president or dhs or doj any more authorities. instead, we see

dhs secretary kristi noem visited a subway station where an illegal venezuelan migrant set a sleepingartment of correction is not honoring an i.c.e. detainer for the illegal migrant who did the deed, congresswoman. so what's going on here? >> it's absolutely outrageous. the democrats again are doing everything they can to harbor and protect illegal immigrants in our country who are committing crimes. this is exactly what happened with laken riley's murderer. he was arrested and released by new york city, went to georgia and killed that innocent young woman. 100% preventable. if you watched hearing the other day, the democrats were criticizing mayor adams for any type of cooperation. obviously, i believe he hasn't cooperated enough. there have been all the detainer requests have actually been denied up until this year. we don't have the exact data for this year but what i will say is they have released thousands of people who have committed crimes back onto our streets and oftentimes the mayor made us pay to house them in luxury hotel rooms after they were released. it's so outrageous.

. >> trace: now to the portal -- border battle where kristi noem says two people in her department are facing prison time for allegedly leaking information about i.c.e. rates. and the cause of death for oscar-winning actor jean hackman and his wife has now been revealed. we will have breaking information on that in moments but we begin with senior national correspondent kevin corke live in dc with trump's new messaging to iran and russia. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, happy friday. to quote the late great monty hall, let's make a deal. that appears to be president trump's position on russia, iran and ukraine for that matter. the oval office chat today, the president questioned whether ukraine, you know, war-torn and in his words with no cards to play, whatever make a deal to end the war. he's pushing them. in fact he went so far as to suggest that dealing with russia might be even easier, though he threatened them with sanctions if they don't come to the table. he also warned iran time was running out to make a decision about it's nuclear future, suggesting he's open to talk

peter: there is kristi noem, who is talking there with the congressman from new jersey.son: that's tim burchett from tennessee. peter: there we go. is that brooke rawlins, the ag secretary. jason: it is sort of odd to have something like this when we so much pay attention to the fashion because of the protests and so forth having just on the oscars two nights ago. jasmine: not quite the same. jason: but there is a lot more power. peter: nobody in the world cares what you or i are wearing. [laughter] last year, joe biden took at least a half-hour to get out of the chamber. it was a moment for him, politically, that boosted him, that got rid of some of the rumors of mental decline, etc. he worked that room for a half an hour. it's one of the most, in a sense, the most iconic things i've seen in politics. we expect president trump to do the same? he likes to chat. jasmine: i don't know if president trump will be there as long. in that span joe biden had two hot mike moments that went viral. he was therefore forever. i don't know if he expects trail -- president trump to be

but tom homan and kristi noem are doing an incredible job and we are getting them out of here.things shouldn't have happened. we should not have had inflation, this horrible inflation where the prices have gone up here to at eggs. so we are doing a good job. we are doing a good job. >> reporter: regards to the poor because military on ukraine, you put out on social media, rushes panting ukraine. >> president trump: that is right. >> why not provide ukraine with defenses? and three months out -- >> president trump: good question. because i have to know that they want to settle. i don't know that they want to settle. if they don't want to settle, we are out of there! because we want them to settle your time doing it to stop death more important than anything else. secondarily way down the line is a money. we are in for $350 billion in europe his hand for $100 billion they should be in for the same or more than us. you know, i watched over the last week or so what is going on in europe. this thing could end up world war iii if we don't get it settled. this could end up world war i

defense department and the department of homeland security, led by secretaries pete hegseth and kristi noemvely. this comes as the trump administration is cracking down on layoffs across agencies like usaid, giving employees 15 minutes to collect their belongings from their offices. fellow staffers were waiting outside to cheer on their laid off coworkers, and we're told hundreds of workers have also been let go from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. of course, that's not forget why trump and musk say this is happening to cut bloated government spending across the board, which all sounds great, and a lot of people support it until you actually dig into the administration's own data, which reveals nearly 40% of the federal contracts they've canceled are not expected to save the government, actually any money. my panel is back with me. simon, let's start with this interview musk did with joe rogan. this is the first time musk has discussed his work inside the government in such detail. what are your takeaways from these comments? musk made even his threat that he wouldn't b