nom, nom, nom!desi, what about the executive orders changes our current situation? >> well, the fact is that dei is over, jon, which means only the most competent people will -- aw, shit. hoisted with my own petard. >> [laughs] that's right, it's totally petarded, which is something we can say now, thanks to trump. and thank you, desi, but i'll take it from here. you can go back to the milking room or wherever women lay eggs. [audience reacts] >> come on, no, no. this is bullshit. i stole this job from josh on merit! >> jon: isn't this a problem, guys? trump's reducing us to rungs on a racial and gender hierarchies. we shouldn't be ranking our identities! >> exactly. but if we did, i should outrank desi! i mean, back me up here, kosta. at the end of the day, we both got hogs! >> no, no, no. it goes race, then gender, then height, and then the tiebreaker is a list of establishments your father owns. >> listen up, petards. i don't see sex or color, okay? i just see s.a.t. scores. i don't mean to brag,

good news on noms, tulsi gabbard reported out of committee, robert f.ittee, and my friend susan collins voted for ac tulsi gabbard. >> susan did her due diligence and tulsi did a good job talking with her, proud of her. sizsusan is in a tough state in maryland. she getting a hard time and makes har votes. i would rather have her in office than a democrat from maryland. great to see tulsi gabbard get out with anon -- arkunanimous republican support, the same with robert f. kennedy and with kash patel. we have to let clock run on people that are in front of them, there is a 30 hour debate time. and i believe that time will work out where we could vote on tulsi gabbard and bobby by the end of next week. >> that would be great. that being a republican from maine, the great state of maine. >> did i say maryland, sorry, maine. larry: no, i'm not contradicts it is a easy mistake, i have known senator collins for many years, i count her as a friend whether we agree or disagree, she does what she does, she has as much integrity as anyone i know. >> i would agree

he had a kind of nom de guerre. he had a nom de guerre. >> al-jolani.ah, from from the golan heights, which are which is where he is. he is originally his family is originally from, and he's now using his real name, ahmed al-sharaa. and yes, there's definitely been a sartorial change. you know, everyone keeps asking me, is it sincere? and i just think, you know, you don't go to politicians for sincerity. he was a rebel leader and now he is a politician. and these are often awkward transitions. we've seen, you know, movements as they try to transition to to governance falter. >> so what gives you hope that syria will not descend into a kind of sectarian slash islamist versus the others civil war? the way, you know, it happened in in iraq, the way it happened in libya, the way it almost happened in egypt. and then, you know, the army intervenes. >> what gives me hope is syrians themselves. i have been talking to and reporting on syrians since 2011, and i think the same way we are conscious of what has happened in the region and has happened in syria. so a

sounds like president trump will get his noms.there's momentum and started with pete hegseth and moved down the line. i know there's ups and downs. he was the guy elected and he was the guy with the mandate for change. putting it up for who he wants and that's the way the system should work, senator. let me ask something else. >> it's not simply just him putting the nominees forward, he's come to the hill and met with senators multiple times, and he's worked really hard at building a coalition and telling people we need everybody there. he's led from the front, which is why he's such a great leader and why we were blessed to have him as president of the united states.rry: yes, sir. maximum pressure on iran, new resolution out today with prime minister netanyahu visiting in washington dc to meet with the president and perhaps others. maximum pressure and economic sanctions and going for the sanctions on and stop the oil sales, stop china from buying oil and breaking the sanctions, and how about the nuclear threat, senator markwayne

trump would get all of his noms through or pete hegseth would get through or tulsi gabbard. >> tulsis like mr. trump is having his way with the senate. >> it is true, big reasons he is, is he has 53 seats, if he had 51, it might be more difficult. we should say that matt gaetz thing did not happen, after this, when people look at pete hegseth, look at tulsi gabbard, at robert f. kennedy jr. they thought they are not all going to make it hegseth thing was closer than i thought, 50/50, had to break tie from vice president, now we have the republicans were worried about the committee votes for tulsi gabbard and robert f. kennedy they got through. and it does not appear that there are three republican senators in whole senate who will vote against them. so, i believe it was this morning jason miller, top aide in trump white house said this day in 2017, senate had fully confirmed four trump nominees and now it is more than 11. larry: you know, it interesting, does john thune get credit for this, or is it has someone put it to me yet, president trump repeatedly talking to senators, go doin

trump would get all the noms through.'t look like pete hegseth would get through, didn't look like tulsi -- now, tulsi gabbard, they haven't voted on the floor of the senate yet. but feels like mr. trump is having his way with the senate. >> it's absolutely true and big reason is he's got 53 seats. if he had just 51, might be more difficult. now, we should say the matt gaetz thing didn't happen but after that, when people looked at pete hegseth, looked at tulsi gabbard and rfk jr. thinking man, they're not all going to make it. now, the hegseth thing was a little closer than i thought. 50/50. had to break the tie from the vice president. now what we've seen is the republicans were worried about the committee votes for ba ba guard and rfk -- gabbard and rfk and they got through. does not appear there's three republican senators in the whole senate that will vote against them. so i belief it was this morning, jason miller, who's a top aid in the trump white houssaying this day in 2017, the senate had fully confirmed four tr

there is one of the cabinet nom nominees, rfk jr., who says that the polio vaccine killed more peopleviews about that? >> well, the polio vaccine has been a huge success. >> but what about all of them? measles, mumps, i mean, chicken pox. >> oh, vaccines are critically important to health. to having normal lives. >> how important is that issue to you? you know, we're talking about things you would fight for. you're free at last. you're free to speak your mind. > well, it's no surprise that it -- it's a big deal with me. >> reporter: so what will mitch do now? will he lead an opposition to the head of his party? not likely. >> i expect to support most of what this administration is trying to accomplish. so what happened in the past is irrelevant to me. >> you said that january 6 was "evidence of donald trump's complete unfitness for office." >> i said shortly after january 6 that if he were the nominee for president i would support him. >> even if he's unfit for office? >> i'm -- i'm a republican. i don't get to decide who gets to be president. the american people do. and you have to a