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today in the oval office. by the very well behaved white house press corps, who did no yelling, as they always did in the biden oval office, elon musk claimed that we are actually being governed by what he called, quote, an unelected, fourth unconstitutional branch of government, which is the bureaucracy. and that, of course, is a lie. the people he is talking about are members of the executive branch, not their own branch, the executive branch of government. and they have been hired the same way they have been hired in the executive branch of government since long before elon musk was alive. elon musk insisted, without proving it, that the united states treasury pays recipients who are on the do not pay list. it was the job of david liebreich, who donald trump forced out of the treasury to make sure that no one on the do not pay list was was paid, and he was enforcing that. and there isn't the slightest shred of evidence that elon musk has found a single improper payment by the united states treasury to any p

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elon musk holding court in the oval office. what he said with president trump sitting beside him. >>> we also have more than 100 million americans in the line of these two major winter storms. now hitting tonight and tomorrow. >>> the winter storm alerts up right now, the two separate storms moving right across the country. from the midwest right into the east. a foot of snow in some places already tonight. treacherous driving outside washington, d.c., in virginia, hundreds of accidents. and then, the second storm set to hit. snow and ice, freezing rain from washington, d.c. to philadelphia to new york. ginger zee is right here to time all of this out tonight. >>> then, elon musk holding court, speaking and taking questions for a half an hour or more in the oval office, with the president sitting behind the resolute desk. musk is asked about his access to at least 15 government agencies, what he's doing, is he being transparent. he is policing himself? is there a conflict of interest with his own company having so many governme

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the will co to the front of the oval office, what donald trump will greet him at the doors of the oval office at the corner there, leading to the oval office of know, opened, and the big black vine that we saw following the kings limousine is no blocking of us so you might have a better view from the cameras that are actually up there outside the white house. the windows to donald trump is the 1st out. i believe the island. we do see donald trump shaking hands right now with king abdullah who has just arrived at the white house outlet. as you are saying, he is the 1st air leader to me beating donald trump since he returned to office last month. the king of deluxe is very small as well to god in diplomatic circles. he's very astute if diplomacy is a game, it would, he would be considered to be one of the better players of the game. donald trump, of course he's very things very much as transactional. you do this for me and i'll do that for you. i'm here, he's talked about how if the jordanians t can people from guys a then he'll keep the aid flowing to. busy jordan, king or will make the

being in the oval office. you know, my colleagues are also reporting that, you know, he potentially has plans to redo the rose garden as well in a way that would look more like mar-a-lago. we've seen other changes as well in the white house. i know you've been in there too. so, you know, it's it's both in terms of policy, in terms of the workforce and in terms of the appearance, the optics, trying to put that trump stamp on the white house in any way that he can. >> yeah. on that. reporting from your colleagues at the times shelby. just to for to share with everybody essentially what trump has drawn up plans to to potentially do or had people draw up plans is obviously where the iconic rose garden is inside the white house, which actually they redid when trump was in office the last time. he's weighing basically recreating a patio similar to the one that he has at mar a lago. if you've never been to mar-a-lago, essentially it's this giant outdoor area. the president has his own table that's roped off by this,

this is in the oval office.ve world leaders, members of congress and it's a reminder that look at all they tried to do did this man. they try to put them in jail, he was shot at, almost connected, then there was another assassination attempts. then they swapped out joe biden who could not function anymore and put in kamala harris making -- he had to run against two people as he says and he still won. so for all of those people whether it's world leaders coming in and saying, this man is somebody who executed the greatest political comeback of all time, but to his adversaries it's you have sown the wind, and now you are reaping the whirlwind. >> kayleigh: 11 little head fake like the trolling, invite adam schiff for like some of these guys who are on the j6 committee and just like have them walk past the shot and sit across from the resolute desk. >> cheryl: all of the world leaders that will be walking into the oval will see this. and this is has never forget the moment, he is a new yorker and donald trump by pu

reporter: on doge and the front claims, elon musk in the oval yesterday gave us some n.f.c. on that. we're wondering if there's some proof, evidence. is the white house willing to share evidence of those fraud claims or can elon musk come to the briefing room and share material evidence of what he's talking about? karoline: sure. i would love for elon musk to come to the briefing room. that's why we had him go to the oval office yesterday where i think he provided great answers. he was speaking in lehman taryms, speaking commonsense to all of you in the media, but also to americans at home. but i would say especially to all of you in the media. because i think it's a real fallacy that there's this alleged lack of transparency when it comes to doge. president trump and elon musk have been incredibly transparent on what doge is doing. there is an x account with a doge handle. they are tweeting out what they are doing on a daily basis. they have a website where they are posting the receipts of the contracts that they are reviewing and the payments that they have stopped from go

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president trump now from the oval office.sident donald trump: thank you, very much. we had a busy day. dealing with lots of different people and lots of different things. we had some terrific people and today trying to solve some of the problems that are going on in the country and outside of the country. we are doing very well with respect to other countries really behaving on taking the criminals that they sent into our country and getting them out. these are some of the worst people on earth and they are getting out and being accepted back into their countries as yu heard without exception. lost in thing that would happen but it is happening for force. we are getting some very dangerous people out of our country which is very important. perhaps we will go through the first one? >> earlier today before the press came in you signed a commission appointing chris right to be your next secretary of energy and another prepare for your signature, this is doug collins to be secretary of the va. >> president donald trump: two very

it was a pretty remarkable scene that we all saw over in the oval office. elon musk essentially taking over the oval office in the q&a with reporters over there. what was your reaction? >> yeah. >> actually, i was surprised for a while that he spoke, and it was almost silent in the room. i think having a figure like him be in the oval office is so jarring, not just to the american people, but to reporters to say like, this is not normally how you would govern. but the thing that was interesting about elon musk is he's like, oh, i'm not going to get them. all right. well, you need to because we're talking about people's lives here. we're not just talking about your your fantasy with an electric car or twitter or whatever. we're talking about people's social security checks, people's jobs. so you need to be thorough and efficient. and he talked about, you know, um, cutting to to trillions and trillions of dollars. and this the most transparent i don't agree with that. he won't even be transparent with his own financial disclosures. so how transparent is he re

he is quite chatty, doing oval office and now.l moral clarity on october 7th. you here some about iran. it is a very different approach to doing. this and it's nice to see him name for instance american hostages who are held by hamas. that was something that wasn't mentioned often during the last administration. and though i think he can have a tendency to try to make deals quickly as might have been the case in cease-fire and hostage exchange it has been something short of miraculous to watch folks come home to israel and netanyahu in the oval office gave credit to trump for having a forceful take on that and making some of that happen. >> bret: there you see vice president vance, again, talking to steve witkoff, middle east envoy and ron dermer former ambassador to the u.s. and as well as other israeli officials. vice president vance will be taking off to europe on own trip for the munich security conference in a bit byron, i want to take you back to my interview with bibi netanyahu. this is in 2023 after i went to saudi arabia.

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i think we have to look at president trump's comments in the oval office when we try to figure out where this administration stands on gaza. administration officials including see what cough are correct gaza is destroyed the level of destruction is catastrophic we have it with our own eyes. it will take years to rebuild the gaza strip, because they are going to have to deal with things like unexploded ordinances and looking at things like sewer lines and water lines and when you have nearly 2 million people in this space it is going to make the situation very difficult, one thing we should point out here, the initial comment from the oval office, the media was picking this up saying that president trump wanted to see palestinians criminally removed from gaza, this is not the case. according to the commander in chief himself, he is talking about temporarily removing people from certain areas so rebuilding efforts can get underway. this is a critical point to think about because this is a deal that involves 2 million civilians, that are currently living inside gaza, and these are the peopl

but, first -- breaks tonight busy day in the oval office. aappearing alongside elon musk. he thinks it is possible to cut the u.s. deficit in half, half, by finding waste, fraud and abuse there defending the department of government efficiency as some directives face protests, court battles, and criticism. earlier today, key ally from the middle east met with president trump in the ole office as the president reiterates his plans to control and develop the gaza strip. jacqui heinrich following it all from the north lawn. >> jacqui: good evening, bret. elon musk responded to criticism saying that work buyouts and funding cuts are not a hostile takeover but the big government reform that the american people voted for. he warned bankrupt. he said he will comply with court orders as legal challenges continue. president trump compelling agencies to work with the department of government efficiency to begin large scale reductions in the federal workforce. the executive order limiting one new hire for every four employees that depart from government service and keeping new hires

and leading this hour, president trump moments ago, making news on a wide range of issues in the oval office, detailing his phone calls with russian president vladimir putin and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy defending elon musk's efforts to shrink the federal government and saying he wants to close the department of education immediately. let's bring in kaitlan collins at the white house for us. caitlin, let's start with the major international news. these calls that president trump made with the leaders of russia and then afterwards, ukraine. >> yeah, jake, this is the first time we're hearing directly from trump on this call that he had with president putin today, the first confirmed call that we know of between the u.s. president and the russian president since trump took office a few weeks ago. and it comes on the heels of the release of marc fogel, who was here at the white house last night. but also the president said that they jump started negotiations about how to end russia's war in ukraine, something that we have been watching very closely here as president zelensk

trump reentered the oval office.iations over the second phase of the cease-fire are meant to begin. monday was the deadline for the talks to start. they sent a delegation to meet with mediators in qatar, but said they would not talk until meeting in the u.s. that means the future of the world or peace in gaza could be shaped by talks taking place today in the oval office. mr. trump has made it clear he wants the war in gaza to end and netanyahu is under pressure from his allies to resume the war until gaza -- hamas is totally defeated. president trump describes his vision of the future for palestinians in gaza -- pres. trump: it has not worked, it has never worked. i feel differently about gaza than a lot of people. i think they should get a good, fresh beautiful piece of land and get people to put up the money to build it and make it nice and habitable and enjoyable. >> they don't want to leave. pres. trump: i don't know how they could want to stay. it is a demolition site, a pure demolition site. if we could find a

like i said. >> for an hour. >> in the oval. >> office.rd lutnick. >> was. >> there, peter navarro was there. >> kevin hassett, the national economic council director. was there as well. >> i also asked the president. >> whether he'd spoken to any. >> ceos about these tariffs. he said he. >> has been. speaking to ceos. >> he said all. >> the ceos that he's talked to love the tariffs and think that this is a tremendous idea for the u.s. government. of course, we know there are other ceos out there who've been very. >> critical of this. >> so maybe those are not the. >> same. >> folks that the president is talking to. >> and he talked. >> about a wide range of subjects, including tiktok. he said that he does have a range of buyers that he's working on for tiktok. i asked him if he thinks that xi jinping would sell. >> tiktok. >> if it came down to it, if. >> he's. >> able to line up a buyer, would xi jinping even sell? the president said he believes that it's in china's best interest to sell tiktok, and that he can convince xi jinping about

he's in the oval office right now with elon musk. tell us what they're doing, what they're discussing. >> well, jake, a week ago, the cover of time magazine with elon musk standing behind the resolute desk has now become reality. elon musk has been in the oval office for about the last half hour or so, initially signing an executive order that is yet one more in this wave of executive orders. it's unclear exactly the authority it would have. but essentially, we're told, is directing agencies to follow the department of government efficiency. of course, that's elon musk's group, the doge group that is going from department to department. but elon musk taking a series of questions. we will see this play out a little bit later, likely this hour. this is not live because it's in the oval office. but defending his work across the government and talking extensively about what he's finding. several examples. of course, it's difficult to fact check these in real time, but he is saying that, you know, the bureaucracy has to be responsible to

i mean, first of all, what is seen inside the oval office? i'm all for bring your kid to work day.it myself all the time, but it was a scene to behold. i have to say more power to him, i guess. but lance musk is not an elected official. the having him in the oval office described in the way he did in this press conference was was was pretty interesting given that he described the unelected government bureaucracy as subverting the will of the people, not self-aware. >> this is nothing new. we throughout history we have had outside people come in and help our government, and i don't know what the democrats fear, i don't. i know what the bureaucracy fears. i dad, i know, i don't know what the democrats fear about this. this is a guy. yes. he's the richest man in the world. he's one of the most successful businessmen in this world. he is a tech titan who wants to come in and help our country. but then i think about it and say, oh, yes, it's donald trump. and donald trump chose him and put him in charge. and all the democrats have tds, and so we can't possibly have somebody that donald

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that's good and it's a real honor to have him in the oval office. this is the first time he's been in the oval office and when people come in the first time they say i like to look for a little while and he did. this represents some of our best perspectives but respects a lot of other things also but up on the wall we have some of our best presidents over years and people enjoy it very much and it's a great honor to have you, on and off. [speaking in japanese] >> mr. president, thank you very much for inviting me to the white house today. from the bottom of my heart, i would like to express my sincere appreciation for the invitation. >> speaking in japanese] >> through mrs. abe, ascend lip delivered your photo book for me and in that you gave me an autograph. you wrote peace for me and i was really toughed by your message. [speaking in japanese] >> and i realize that the word "peace" represents what you care. >> zbiking in japanese] >> and i didn't remember what you had to experience during the presidential election. i remember that was last july. t

from the oval office.fact,, let's take a moment now and see if we can step inside the room and listen in on this executive order signing event with elon musk and donald trump. >> mr. trump: this is x and t is a great guy. high iq. a high iq individual. we had a great discussion terrific distrust -- discussion concerning gaza and everything else. we had discussions also about saturday at 12:00. we will see what happens to. i don't see much happening with these people. but we will see what happens. we will be signing a very important deal today. d.o.g.e and i'm going to ask elon to tell you what little bit about it and some of the things we found which was shocking. billions and billions of dollars of waste, fraud, and abuse. i think it is very important. one of the reasons i got elected. i said that we will do that. it seems hard to believe that judges want to try and stop us from looking for corruption especially when we have found hundreds of millions of dollars worth much more than that and just a short

president trump was joined in the oval office by billionaire elon musk. the two are growing frustrated that judges are pausing some efforts to slash government spending. gabe gutierrez has more from the white house. >> reporter: tech titan elon musk with his young son in the oval office. >> if we don't do something about this deficit, the country's going bankrupt. >> reporter: defending his aggressive push to down size the federal government. >> if the bureaucracy's in charge, what meaning does democracy actually have? >> reporter: but the leader of president trump's department of government efficiency, or doge, the wealthiest man in the world whose businesses have massive federal contracts, was also pressed about potential conflicts of interest. >> all of our actions are fully public. i fully expect to be scrutinized and get a daily proctology exam. >> reporter: the department of homeland security firing several fema workers, accusing them of circumventing leadership to pay for new york city hotels for migrants. >> the public is saying why are we paying

kids schools open and answering questions about doge, the department of government efficiency in the oval office. elon musk joins president trump. addressing reporters for the time amid his federal government cuts. our scott budman will fill us in on said. but let's begin with our weather. take a live look across the bay area this a afternoon lots of clouds today. no more sunshine and it's going to change even more in just a matter of hours. let's bring in our meteorologist, vianey arana. vianey rain is here. it is. and you know, in these next couple of hours, we're going to get some light rain moving through. but we've got an even bigger system that will make some different impacts. so the timing of this will be a good key component here. let's take a look at what we're seeing right now on radar. notice we do have just off shore. that's going to be our next big impact. but you'll start to notice some light to moderate rain moving in tonight. don't let that fool you know this is just the beginning. so before i get to that, let's talk about what we can expect in the next couple of hours. f

and now they are banned from the oval office.y upfront in my briefing on day one. that if we feel like there are lies being pushed in this room, we will hold those lies accountable. and it is a fact that the body of water off the coast of louisiana is called the gulf of america. i'm not sure why news outlets don't want to call it that but that is what it is. apple has recognized that, google has recognized it, bring much every outlet in this room has recognized that body of water is the gulf of america. >> jesse: julie banderas, you are mexican, you recognize that? >> owe god... first of all, i don't know why they care. are they from mexico? is the ap a mexican news outlet and they are offended by this? it has been changed, get over it. and you know what, under the biden administration, they didn't like the conservative media either, it goes both ways. come on, they didn't like it. >> jesse: kick them out. kick others out while you're at it. i have a list. none enemies list back we don't have those. >> we don't have enemies. >> j

but trump was there, obviously inside the oval. how does that presence as the director of national intelligence by tulsi gabbard do you think shape the trump putin relationship in a second trump term well, i think putin couldn't be happier. >> i tell you, they're drinking vodka straight out of the bottle in the kremlin tonight. it was a great day for moscow. i think tulsi gabbard's role as director of national intelligence is going to be extremely harmful to our national security. i think many allies are now going to think twice before they share intelligence with us. i think it will impair our ability to gain confidence around the world. it's it was it was one of his worst nominations. beyond a doubt. >> ambassador john bolton, thank you for your perspective tonight. >> thank you. >> also here is the former deputy director of national intelligence, beth sanner. and it's great to have you. you know what it's like to to be in the meetings for these these kinds of calls. we don't know about zelenskyy's involvement in any meeting that

and we're going to go now to the oval office. this is tape playback.ppened just a short time ago. there you see donald trump. he's about to sign that executive order. and as we mentioned to you earlier, that's the creation of a sovereign wealth fund. not usually, as christine romans pointed out, something that other countries do. also at the resolute desk, there are a number of designations of special envoys. there were some subcabinet position level offices being appointed, including departmental general counsel. the people who oversee that the laws are kept track of. so a whole series of signatures that he's making there, as we have seen him do many times already in the couple of weeks that he's been president. but we're going to listen in because he's going to get to a pretty extensive q&a with the media and some very important things. he's asked extensively, not just about that executive order, but a lot of people are questioning elon musk and the decision about usaid. we mentioned this at the top of the show. that's the organization that provides

in the oval office, we learned who won't be there.ds like that would just be a meeting between you and putin and perhaps the crown prince, but not president zelenskyy? >> probably we will have a first meeting, and then we will see what we can do about the second meeting. >> reporter: trump's announcement to work with putin came on the heels of moscow releasing an american hostage. >> president trump is a hero. >> reporter: last night, pennsylvania school teacher marc fogel was back on u.s. soil after being detained for over three years. he was arrested for marijuana possession. in exchange, the u.s. freed a russian cybercriminal. was that conversation with putin to start these negotiations part of the deal to bring fogel home? >> no, but it was a nice thing that he allowed marc fogel to leave. >> reporter: trump often touts his strong relationship with putin, infamous for killing or imprisoning his rivals during his 25-year rule. now the u.s. is also reversing its policy on supporting nato membership for ukraine, post-war, and said th

another major headline from the oval. president trump says he trusts russian president vladimir putin when putin claims he wants to end the war in ukraine. but european officials are warning this could lead to a, quote, dirty deal. and a top u.s. prosecutor just quit her job after she was ordered to drop the corruption case against new york city mayor eric adams. and then moments later, two more justice department officials walked out the door. are even more resignations on the way. welcome to the lead. i'm jake tapper. at any moment we are expecting to see president trump for the third time today. this time in a bilateral meeting with indian prime minister narendra modi. but trump has already made multiple headlines today. let's start with tariffs. in his first appearance earlier today, the president kicked off the process to introduce sweeping reciprocal tariffs matching higher rates that other nations currently charge to import american goods. this could potentially boost america's revenue. it could also potentially ig

many of the things that president trump said to the oval office and what just an hour or so ago, what more do you think is going to be said or explained? i mean, we have such a pets. look into the crystal ball into the future just in a few minutes time. the iran, that's another big club question that is likely to come up. and we expect because donald trump has just signed an executive order re starting his maximum pressure campaign, given the fact that these really prime ministers here, it's likely that that is going to be another focus of question. what is that going to look like? how will there be an effort to prevent arrived from acquiring a nuclear weapon? no question. that's going to be another focus of the report as questions. when the 2 leaders appear in the east room of the white house. yeah, we'll get more analysis from you as a when that happens complete. how can our white house correspondent, let's cover the cost. i have a total deposit of the american capital. a hi. j can stay is waiting for us demonstrations against the benjamin netanyahu. have to good what's going on way

a remarkable scene in the oval office. elon musk stands with president trump defending his cost cutting efforts as criticism of doge grows louder. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. whether it is tents or rvs , getting the homeless off the streets has been a long standing challenge across the bay area. but now, in alameda county, the city of fremont is deciding on a tough new approach that would ban encampments altogether and even make it illegal to try to help the homeless, our kevin ko heard from those who could be impacted. >> reporter: adriel has lived on this sidewalk in downtown fremont about a year. the 37-year-old lives here with his wife and dog but it may not be for much longer. >> i haven't heard anything about this. your the first person to tell me anything. i am not bothering anyone. what they are trying to do will greatly impact my life. >> reporter: a proposed camping ban ordinance would make it illegal for adriel to stay here or anywhere across fremont. no personal proper

how difficult will it have been talking a dollar sitting in the oval office beside president trump today close ally is talking about having gaza, only gaza. this was a delegate _ having gaza, only gaza. ti 3 was a delegate diplomatic dance king of tula had to basically be a part of the white house. what we saw today was the king holding very steady which is a very essential skill in order to make sure the noise, the discussions will not take place amidst all the noise. there are amidst all the noise. there are a lot of reporters they kept asking multiple questions in order to get more clarity but as we know these conversations and any disagreements or misalignment on the goals moving forward will not take place in front of the press, it will take place behind closed doors. 0ne will take place behind closed doors. one thing when know for sure if he absolutely reiterated he won't move forward with any move forward without keeping the people of jordan in mind and protecting jordan's national security interests. jordan's national security interests.— jordan's national security interests. , .

the oval office and answering more questions than the person that allegedly got elected. but for whatever reason this is the first time we're having a doge subcommittee hearing and that guy is not here and we have you all. i want to thank you for coming but it is interesting to me that in the first few days of doge existing we know that they are trying to get rid of the department of education, usaid, consumer financial protection borough. laying off faa workers, cdc, fbi agents and talking about getting rid of fema and they brought you all in and i will say that i actually was shocked there was only one person that seemed like he was an overt trumper as you laid out your opening remarks because i anticipated that at least one of you would say yes, what elon is doing is exactly what we would prescribe. instead i will applaud you because you actually were focused. you talked about what the american people are looking for us to do. we've actually consistently on this side of the aisle promoted this idea of making investments into technology so that we can do things such as