and then, second, as the president said on on air force one, to incentivize american taxpayers to report wasteful spending that they are seeing. that's how we wild onon this fiscal responsibility movement. maria: well, my pushback would be, look, the whole point of this exercise is to cut down our deficit and debts. so if the priority is to cut out wasteful spending so that we could focus if on the debt, shouldn't we just prioritize all of that money towards deficits and debt? >> when we're $36 trillion in debt, we've dug ourselves a pretty deep hole. so we need to address that first. >> we need to turn what doge's identifying into real spending reductions. we need to to actually reduce the deficit if not balance the budget before we start paying out dividend checks. >> i care about the $36 trillion in debt too, and i think that's why urn our proposal and the president has suggested this as well that 80% of it would go to narrowing the deficit and paying down the debt. remember, maria, the number one holder of our national debt is the american taxpayer. they sent their money to d.c. to be spend responsibly and wisely. it the turns out as doge has e

one in power? well, he was sworn in, of course, on air force one on the flight from dallas back to andrews air force base when the plane landed. here's a little bit of what lyndon johnson had to tell the country. this is a sad time for all people. we have suffered a loss that cannot be weighed for me. it is a deep, personal tragedy and i know that the world shares the sorrow that mrs. kennedy and her family bear. i will do my best. that is all i can do. i ask for your help and god. lyndon johnson called it a sad day in america and he would address congress a few days later. correct. you are sad and he would do many things in his speech to congress. the most famous term from that, the words that people still remember is when he say let, when he says, let us continue. and he had different objectives when he speaks to congress, part and to the nation part is to provide people a sense of continuity and stability, which was very important. this is still the height of the cold war, and there's all kinds of fears of what happens at a moment like this. he wanted to connect himself to the deceased president,

continue to do their jobs, like those in the ap who are following him on their own dime, not filing, not flying on air force one, but flying onre he is to continue to file reports. this is an unprecedented era. once you knock down the press, there becomes dictatorship and look that up, because the late senator john mccain said that late republican senator john mccain said that. >> yeah. and simone, you wrote about this yesterday. you said the white house takeover of the press pool is a brazen attack on the first amendment. this was not when the white when the white house press corps was formed, when the white house correspondents association was formed, these were not partizan things. and not only that, the members of the pool are not one organization. i think the public might be surprised to know that sometimes it's the new york times. sometimes fox is involved because there's an agreement. >> it's the daily caller, correct. >> if you are part of that pool, you have a responsibility to all your fellow journalists and the american public to report accurately. tell me about this from your perspective, because you were on the o

air force one. alina habba said they contain pictures and newspaper articles taken from barron trump and first lady melania trump's closets and drawers. trump blasting doj on truth social saying the items will some day be ons part of his presidential library. peter. peter: thank you, char limit the anti-semitism task force visiting columbia, harvard, ucla and more campuses. comes as more anti-israel protests are breaking out of columbia and new york city's barnard college this week. here to discuss is senior council to the assistant attorney general for civil rights, and the head of doj task force to combat anti-semitism, leo terrell. leo, good morning. >> good morning, peter. peter: leo, some of these topnotch colleges and ivy league schools had reputation tarnished for entire generation and entire generation of people my anyone that never want to send their kids to a place that had these protests, and now they're happening again. how is this happening again? >> well, it's going to stop. i want to thank president trump for giving me this opportunity. there was an executive order to pam bondi to combat anti-semitism and pam bondi told us to do everything possible. we're targeting these ten universities as