>> yes, sir, i do. >> and paul white was not hard to find. >> paul white was incarcerated at the time-security prison in fulton, missouri, where he's serving time for forgery. >> do you have any idea why we're here? >> mm-mhmm. >> i wanted him to know right off the bat that we knew he was there. does this guy looks familiar? >> mm-mhmm. >> you've never seen him before? i wanted the truth. i wanted to get a confession from paul. >> i've got your dna in his back pocket. >> and will that touch dna evidence be enough to get that confession? >> white leaned back in his chair, he laughed. >> it's -- it's impossible. >> it's not. >> it's impossible. there's no way in the world, it's impossible. >> what are you thinking when he does that? >> i'm thinking this is going to be a long interview. >> i'm getting taped and >> i'm getting taped and stuff -- and what the -- can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of the

you cannot go back for it if you go back it's going to end up the same white house for 100 years. paultrump sparked a fire storm this week when he suggested during a press conference with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that palestinians in gaza be resettled elsewhere. he proposed the u.s. take ownership and redeveloping the area ahead of his meeting with netanyahu the president on tuesday also signed a memorandum restoring his maximum pressure campaign on ironic. but said he's open to negotiating a nuclear deal with the islamic republic. sitting in a truth social posts work should begin on an agreement immediately. report said that u.s. and israel are working together to attack iran are greatly exaggerated. let's bring in mark president ceo of the foundation for defense of democracy. mark, thanks for coming in. always good to see you. everybody in the world except many people in israel seem to hate the gauze idea. but what do you think? >> i think it's a great idea. president trump seems be the only pro pro- palestinian person around these days or cares about the welfare of

point i'm making the book is you know from roosevelt to the title from roosevelt to reagan paul nitze ackerman's white house tension to the most important matters of u.s. national security and defense, namely nuclear strategy and arms negotiations. and, you know, i tried to lay out in the book. well, how does he do it? how he stay relevant for all these years? and i think that, you know, as you alluded to earlier, jonathan, the sort of it was creating this new profession that he's on wall street in the thirties. he's brought in the government by james forestall as the united states is preparing to enter world war two. and he this incredible set of experiences in world war two working for him, trying procure strategic minerals in south america, drafting the important elements of the strategic survey in europe, and then essentially leading the strategic bombing survey in japan after the end of the war. and he kind of takes from that, you know, a wider mandate, which he got president truman, which is basically, while you're talking to all of these generals and and leaders in a defeated country, try to fi

white house. with kentucky senator rand paul posting on x, "the pursuit for peace should be that of the israelis canonfirm that under the president's plans for gaza, on their land will be allowed to do so? as i've said repeatedly, it is a demolition site, and we will keep you apprised of updates as we receive them. almost the entire population of gaza has been displaced by the conflict. for those now returning, the journey home is just the start of a deeply uncertain future. allowed independent access to gaza. lucy williamson sent this report from jerusalem. where donald trump sees a future riviera of the middle destroyed them, dropped by israel during 15 months of war. more than half a million people have returned to their homes in gaza's northern areas since the ceasefire began. defiance still their first response to the fantasies of a president and the realities of home. after he made israel destroy our houses in gaza, we will clean up the rubble, sit on it and live, whether they like it or not. the un says 2 million people are fully dependent rod by rod. i'm worried about everything. even in a t

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paul on deck to react. first, alexandria hoff has more from the white house. >> good to be with you. given the somewhat limited scope of the retaliatory tariffs posed by china, it's clear that there is interest in a dialogue, president trump and president xi jinping are slated to talk as early as this week. it's expected to happen sometime this week. lightly not today because of the time change. president trump's tariff on all chinese goods kicked in shortly after midnight. >> we will have some good meetings with china. we have meetings planned. we will see what happens. that was just an opening salvo. if we can't make a deal with china, the tariffs will be very, very substantial. >> china is promising similar. intern, they are promising a 15% tariff on coal and liquefied natural gas products and crude oil and machinery coming from cars. that is set to take place on the tenth. china said they will investigate google to see if they violated antitrust laws. they could take a step further, prohibiting the export of rare earth materials. that will be a big deal. that's all of a deal cann

you've had three white male presidents back to back to back. that's 14 points right there. jake pauls at banana republic are on sale. [ laughter ] that's 100 more points. next up on the scoreboard is my new year's resolution. it's been less than a month into the new year, but looking at the scoreboard, my new year's resolution's already down bad. you see, one of my new year's resolutions was to not overreact when the ravens lose a game, you know? [ light laughter ] >> seth: so, how did you handle last week? >> what? they lost last week? [ light lahter ] >> seth: yeah. you're a ravens fan and you didn't know that? >> eh, they'll just bounce back next week. you know? >> seth: no, jeff, it was a playoff game. they're eliminated. >> you've got to [ bleep ] kidding me! [ laughter ] why, god, why? [ applause ] this was his year! let's move on. the next item on the scoreboard is black women. black women, black women, black women! [ cheers and applause ] i just checked the scoreboard, and things have been up and down. you see, kamala harris was the first black woman vice president. that's th

paul, and another great weekend and i know it will be a busy one. >> thank you, john. >> sandra: two events a live look at the white trump in 20 news conference with prime minister shigeru ishiba shortly. we await executive order signings by the president on actions of religious liberty. shannon bream will be here on that and more, plus this... >> john: new orleans getting ready for super bowl weekend. we will hear what some fans had to say about what they are most excited about as they spend a big weekend in the big easy. complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! the tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel cool. so, no more sweating all night... or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10 degrees cooler, all night long. during our presidents day sale, save up to $500 on select adjustable mattress sets. check in time is 3:00 it's 2:55. i know. is this what he's doing now? as your host, i have some rules. first, no showers longer than 5 minutes. this isn't a spa. no games. no fun. yes, coach. (♪) meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other

bourbon street, opening up white dress, black piano, singing about, you know, the tragic victims that happened january 1st in new orleans. it was amazing. you saw stars everywhere. paul mccartney and adam sandler in the same section. kevin costner sitting, you know, next to pete davidson. stars were there. jay-z was there. of course, everywhere you looked, it was stars. and the eagles put on a show. >> the eagles definitely put on a show. but the thing i know that i'm always watching is also the ads in between that show the real show, if you will. guys, let me play one of my favorites, brian, because it really just is fantastic. >> something wrong? >> it's not doing it. >> no good. >> nothing. >> well, we can't have that. >> yeah. >> mhm. >> mhm mhm. >> what's happening. >> i'm you just let it keep. >> going brian. >> brian what's the verdict. and what are the reviews on how great or not great the super bowl ads were last night. >> they were you know last liberties couple inspirational things. the harry. >> i think. >> is a. >> good idea. >> the question was among the critics, do the younger. >> people know. this movie at all and do they relate to billy. >> crystal a

paul dunbar wrote a poem called the mask. the roots had a song called we wear the mask about how black folks have historically presented a an exterior to white viewers because they're conscious of the white gaze and how the white gaze will interpret and often misinterpret them. and i'm assuming because this is supposed to be a conversation, right? so we can we can civilly disagree at points because that makes things more interesting. and i think like both of what jonathan herold said is certainly plausible. and i guess they're the lincoln experts. so another way to potentially read this is i'm thinking about not through lincoln's context, but through the context of how white americans then often saw black people. and so when i read this, i think this is and i particularly focus on the the penultimate sentence, the one who's a fence which had been sold was over fondness for his wife. it almost continually, etc., etc. i think that's a really typical way of white americans then and often sense to see black americans. so i think it may be these other things or it could just be lincoln was a guy who was raised in a really racist state and a reall