p.m. starmer: she has got a nerve.hey broke the economy, completely destroyed it, health service, completely destroyed it. and everything else you could mention. they failed on every front. they are in no position to give us lectures on anything and she says she accepts they have failed, they are changing. they have learned absolutely nothing. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i welcome the government's action last week to tackle rogue traders who installed 40 home installations, affecting many of my live in south constituents. does the prime minister agree with me that labor's warm homes plan will tackle poverty and bring down bills for families as part of our plan for change? p.m. starmer: i thank her for that question. they have got a lot of answer for in the failing system they have left behind. we have taken immediate action to ensure consumers in their homes and not let down again. we are investing 3.4 billion pounds for our warm homes plan. to upgrade 5 million homes. thank you, speaker. >> can i take this opportunity

p.m. starmer: thank you very much. p.m. starmer:thank you very much, mr. president. i will happily take that back to his majesty. pres. trump: i'm going to keep that one. >> president trump, andrew and kristin tate landed in florida today after being released from custody in romania. they are accused rapists, human traffickers. not thought of as good people in many circles. did you administration pressured the romanian government to release them? pres. trump: i know nothing about that. you are saying he is on a plane right now? i know nothing about it. we will check it out, we will let you know. p.m. starmer: obviously this involves there is an english element here so it is important justice is done and human trafficking's to my mind a security risk. so, i will catch up with the story in due course. pres. trump: are you aware of it? i didn't know anything about it. yeah? >> the federal workforce. are you tracking how many veterans have been fired? pres. trump: yes, we are. we are, and we take good care of our veterans and we are watching them very carefully. we hope

p.m. starmer: on the second part of the question, i think my views on putin are pretty well rehearsed and pretty well known. and my concern is that a deal must be a lasting deal. that it's not a temporary measure and that is why i think it's really important that putin knows that this deal, a historic deal which i very much hope comes about, is there, is there and it's a lasting deal. and that we're able to deal with any inclination he has to go again or go further. pres. trump: i think we'll have two deals. a deal on ending the war and i think we're going to end up with a great trade deal with you and it's an honor to be with you and i want to thank everybody very much. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. [applause] >> c-span, democracynfiltered, we are funded by these television companies and more, including charter -- including mediacom. >> mediacom was founded on a powerful idea, bringing cutting-edge broadband to underserved communities. our team broke speed barriers, delivered one gig speeds to every customer, has led the way in developing a 10 g platform. now offering the fa

p.m. starmer: on the second part of the question, i think my views on putin are pretty well rehearsed and pretty well known. and my concern is that a deal must be a lasting deal. that it's not a temporary measure and that is why i think it's really important that putin knows that this deal, a historic deal which i very much hope comes about, is there, is there and it's a lasting deal. and that we're able to deal with any inclination he has to go again or go further. pres. trump: i think we'll have two deals. a deal on ending the war and i think we're going to end up with a great trade deal with you and it's an honor to be with you and i want to thank everybody very much. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions corit national cable satellite corp. 2025] announcer: democrats hehosen who will give the rebuttal to president trump's are to congress on tuesday. as senate mority leader chuck schumer anund michigan freshman senator slotki

p.m. starmer: on the second part of the question, i think my views on putin are pretty well rehearsed and pretty well known. and my concern is that a deal must be a lasting deal. that it's not a temporary measure and that is why i think it's really important that putin knows that this deal, a historic deal which i very much hope comes about, is there, is there and it's a lasting deal. and that we're able to deal with any inclination he has to go again or go further. pres. trump: i think we'll have two deals. a deal on ending the war and i think we're going to end up with a great trade deal with you and it's an honor to be with you and i want to thank everybody very much. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. [applause] >> joining us from london is peter knowles, thank you for ining us. prime ministke about rebalancing the alliance. what hasthe reaction? >> shock, especially comments about ukraine and russia. a fair amount of interest, at e briefing an anonymous civil service spoke and ihe same personaking, it does not change. what they have been saying is th a deep relationship but r

p.m. starmer: on the second part of the question, i think my views on putin are pretty well rehearsed and pretty well known. and my concern is that a deal must be a lasting deal. that it's not a temporary measure and that is why i think it's really important that putin knows that this deal, a historic deal which i very much hope comes about, is there, is there and it's a lasting deal. and that we're able to deal with any inclination he has to go again or go further. pres. trump: i think we'll have two deals. a deal on ending the war and i think we're going to end up with a great trade deal with you and it's an honor to be with you and i want to thank everybody very much. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. [applause] the prime minister spoke today about balancing the transatlantic alliance. what has been the response? >> a number -- a little shot, especially about a number of things with russia and ukraine, usaid, gaza, and the way this has been expressed is in very few words. i think you told me the lobby briefings with downing street were an anonymous civil servant speaks on beha

p.m. keir starmer that began last summer, picking up again early january when musk began accusing starmer, who was the chief prosecutor, as the child abuse scandal surfaced of failing. tweeting prison for starmer. starmer must go. starmer accused musk of, quote, lies and disinformation. the region's former chief prosecutor questions musk's motivation. he's just just stirring up a racist pot. worse, he says, musk's right wing tweets amplifying posts focusing on crimes committed by, quote, migrants. pakistani muslim and asian gangs are putting girls at risk. when you just focus on the brown guy, you're telling girls, beware of the brown guy. you're not telling them that they're 40 times more likely in this country to be abused by a british white guard. for years, rape was happening in plain sight. institutional failings repeated. according to an independent national inquiry, the child abuse scandal spanned dozens of british cities, affected thousands of children through shame on national institutions, heightened racial tensions, particularly in cities like oldham, historically poorer, with h

but the beginning of the week, where he and starmer, the british p.m. and other european leaders have put together at least a first idea for putting european troops on the ground, as president trump suggested as part of his plan to establish a durable peace. so this gives something for president trump to cling to, or rather, to embrace as he then goes to putin and say, you've shown no interest in compromise. let's see you compromise. >> president zelenskyy surprised a lot of people. you probably know this. you're in kyiv right now when he said for the first time, by the way, that he was willing to resign his presidency if it brings peace to ukraine. let's listen. >> if it's about peace in ukraine and you really want me to leave my position, i am ready to do that. secondly, i can exchange it for nato if there is such an opportunity. >> today, trump's national security advisor is repeating the administration's opposition to ukraine being admitted to nato. what do you make of zelenskyy's offer there to resign? >> i think that this is an effort by zelenskyy

prime minister keir starmer appeared at the two set to take questions bilateral meeting at the white house set for 2:00 p.mal meeting right now. we are told the meaning just started. we are getting information out of it and something that just came out, the u.k. prime minister has given the president of the united states a letter from king charles and we are learning that the letter says this we want to make sure a peace deal is enduring and last. j.k. prime minister thinks president trump for his ability of peace to ukraine. this seems like an important moment. i went to the first visit and the first president trump and melania trump went to u.k. a special relationship with king charles and president trump were forging to say the queen who really -- this is important because in this, the king is talking about peace for ukraine being lasting and how important this aligns with the u.k. as well. >> harris: they see us doing something perhaps we had not been doing since the 1800 the words minor incursion to russia. we see us in the lead. and people see that around the world, putting america first. "america re

interview the british prime minister kier starmer after his meeting with president trump in the oval office. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr, 6:00 p.m. on the east coast, 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. follow me on instagram and x at bret baier. we enjoyed this tour at the commerce department. secretary of commerce. bring to you other places in washington in coming days. thanks for watching tonight. keep it fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. as always, thank you for joining us. well, i'm back from guantanamo bay. and defense secretary pete hegseth gave "the ingraham angle" inside look at where illegals are being held. we will bring you our exclusive coverage in moments. but, first, the art of the reveal that's the focus of tonight's angle. what a novel con encephalopathy. the president who wants the government to work for not against us. stop blowing our money on pointless wars and start making us money whenever possible. >> we're going to be signing an agreement, which will be a very big agr

interview the british prime minister kier starmer after his meeting with president trump in the oval office. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr, 6:00 p.mlow me on instagram and x at bret baier. we enjoyed this tour at the commerce department. secretary of commerce. bring to you other places in washington in coming days. thanks for watching tonight. keep it fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. as always, thank you for joining us. well, i'm back

starmer himself. we think it was always for joining us this morning. we will bring you full coverage of the bank of a the decision when it drops at 12:00 p.m.n time. viewers in the u.k. will see full coverage of the news conference at 12:30 bien -- p.m. we will bring you andrew bailey's interview with guy johnson as well. let's get to french politics, the prime minister survived two no-confidence motion yesterday i ensuring the adoption of a budget following months of political turmoil. we get more with kathleen. how did he manage to survive here? >> the new prime minister may have found this very narrow path to survive with a majority in parliament. he survived not one, but two votes of no confidence with 128 votes against him out of the 557 mp's. both the national rally of marine le pen and the socialists did not show up because they decided to abstain, so after six months since step elections the left-wing alliance has finally exploded, and the socialists breaking away from the far left, who were the ones who presented this vote of no confidence. that is because the new prime minister as included the socialist party from the very beginni

starmer will be in washington, d.c. today in a joint press conference with the president at 2:00 p.m.nd hopefully we will learn a lot. in congress democrats and republicans are reintroducing a bill to try to get a trade deal done between washington and london. do you think the fight trump will have with brussels will get keir starmer to the finish line? terry: the u.k. very much wants to differentiate itself from europe in this regard. this is tough for the labour party to do because they are more europhilic in that regard. but you have keir starmer being pressured by the party out of power to do a deal with the united states at a time when growth in the u.k. is almost impossible to come by, so it could be a win-win for keir starmer for sure. annmarie: already do you think that keir starmer is being treated potentially differently than the european union? terry: very much so. trump has always treated the u.k. distinctly from the european union. when trump came to office in 2017 it was just after brexit, and he has always wanted to p -- wanted to pump up the special relationship in a v