so pete got ready? he moved camp from where it was up the high prairie, down on the edge, just on the top of the bank of the creek on the east side. he put his, what, four wooden wagons in a semicircle he thought wooden wagons would a good defense. they would they'd stop bullets and he set out pickets centuries to the high ground to the west to watch for people coming and then bedded men down at night. june 2nd, 56, at about first light. this is the it was arranged paints was there on the east side of the east creek shows were coming in a little bit from the northwest and brown's men were coming in pretty straight towards where pete's was. as they approached from the west. john and shaw's men, one of those pickets saw somebody and fired a warning shot and fell back to pete's camp. pete roused his men, got ready behind the wagons, wasn't too long. when they look to the northwest and saw a group of men coming over small hill heading directly for their camp, pete and waited. and as soon as they within rang

i want to go back to pete muntean pete. you've flown into this airport, and i know you've. now that it appears to be where this plane had taken off from or was landing. it's unclear. in northeast philadelphia, and you've learned more about the specific plane involved. >> this is the preliminary data from open source flight tracking site ads-b exchange that this was a learjet 55. that's a private business jet, a twin engine business jet of. it's not quite a small airplane, maybe more of a medium size, uh, crashed while departing the northeast philly airport. uh, looks to me like it was departing. i'm just pulling up on my phone here. the runway, two four to the southwest. northeast philly. it's a700 zero foot long runway. it's important to note here that the weather at the time of this incident is not very good. this is the latest weather report. 38 minutes ago. uh, from peony. uh, winds out of the southwest. overcast skies, light rain and mist. um, so, of course, investigators will want to look at weather. um, and this plane, it seems like this plane may have not been regis

and that is the bottom line. >> pete. now, you had we believe this is a medevac jet or related to a company that provides medevac services. >> we know that the call sign was a medevac call sign that they were using on the radio, and that is something that a moniker that is given to flights. if they were doing something like transporting a patient, of course, you're familiar with medevac helicopters, but business jets are often used to transport patients longer distances, or they could be transporting something like an organ transplant. in fact, a source of mine flies, organs in business jets all of the time, usually overnight in varying weather conditions can be a particularly challenging flight. this is something that apparently occurred with at least one pilot. sometimes these organ transplant flights occur with one pilot and a doctor on board to monitor the organ. depending on what it is, i don't want to get ahead of my skis here. we do not want to speculate on what the actual mission is, but the medevac moniker means

iin troo-s to pete he cseth is to pete heseth is to asked, gaza?"did hear the right now. we did hear the white house press secretary, karoline leavitt, when she was asked about us troops on the in gaza earlier, saying ground in gaza earlier, saying 77 there was no keeping a close eye on that. and you can hear that question being called out by one of the gathered reporters, "can you rule out sending troops to gaza?" pete hegseth was asked, but no comments yet. the national anthem is being played right now. we did hear the white house press secretary, karoline leavitt, when she was asked about us troops on the ground in gaza earlier, saying that there was no commitment to that there was no commitment to that yet. but it does seem if that yet. but it does seem if that was a suggestion, it wouldn't really fit with what donald trump has said about pulling us troops out of locations abroad and the plans we are hearing about the department of defence driving up department of defence driving up plans just today to pull us troops out of syria — so why pull u

pete hegseth was asked, but no comment yet. national anthems being played right now.hear the white house press secretary when asked about troops, u.s. troops on the ground in gaza earlier saying there was no commitment to that yet. but it does seem if it was a suggestion it would not fit with what president trump said about pulling u.s. troops out of locations abroad and the plans we have heard about the department of defense drafting just today to pull u.s. troops out of syria. why pull u.s. troops out of one country in the region but send them into another? as we have discussed on the program, a huge amount of detail to be filled in based on what president trump said in washington on tuesday, sitting alongside benjamin netanyahu, the first foreign leader to visit a u.s. president since he started his second term at the white house. so on to the u.s. national anthem. crossing to our correspondent who joins us from jerusalem. as we look at these live pictures of benjamin netanyahu and pete hegseth, i think a lot of people in israel and other parts of the world are cle

our secretary of defense, pete hegseth.terday to the border since he was confirmed. >> ainsley: lawrence joined him and our border czar tom homan down in el paso. hey, lawrence. >> hey, good morning, family. it was electric day yesterday. we were here in texas. we went to new mexico, also the secretary of defense briefing of what is happening at our southern border. take a look. ♪ >> border security is national security and also to see the troops. this is what we are going to do everywhere we go. see the troops, make sure they are locked in on mission. and make sure they know what we do. that's what the president wants, what is the american people voted for around going to deliver it. >> lawrence: secretary we will follow your lead. we touched down u.s. military hanger to talk with the troops. >> what you are all doing right now is the frontlines. >> >> lawrence: head into the chopper to get a view of the border from the sky: mr. secretary, after meeting these men so far as can you been talking about your command staff abou

pete."ean an empty tank. [ laughter ] >> i respect it. >> seth: this is a disa -- i do, i respect it too. you know what? just 'cause there's no fish, doesn't mean you want murky water. [ light laughter ] >> yeah exactly. hundred -- hundred -- yeah, to each their own, i guess. >> seth: to each their own. so you're doing this every day. you're in d.c. >> yes. >> seth: the pace of the trump administration seems to be moving pretty quickly. how are you holding up? >> um, it is insane. and i think everyone is kind of like readjusting and re-remembering what it was like four years ago, pre-four years ago. i remember when biden first took office in january, the "new york times" wrote this story about how quiet the weekends were, because, for reporters, every weekend had just been, like, another -- it was like a seven workweweek. and now we're back to that basically, where it's just essentially nonstop every day. you wake up, like, not knowing what you're going to be doing, what the schedule is. i w

for homeland security secretary, of course for pete hegseth can you imagine pete hegseth as secretarye today because of the tight vote broken by the vice president of the united states jd vance. otherwise we would be without a secretary of defense of the communist chinese on the move. iran trying to get nukes. this is not a game and pretty want to build this massive bureaucracy, one republican is elected they try to run them the way they want to try to run them people have a right to voice their positions too. you do not only bureaucracy. you do not own the appointments clause of the constitution. and yet you are obstructing and sabotaging article two section two clause two it says in part he shall nominate the president and with the advice inc. confirmed on the senate they talk about certain officials become senior officials in the executive branch. but there is another provision president shall have power to fill up all vacancies that may happen during the recess of the senate by granting commissions which shall expire at the end of their next session. i know that history. discuss t

great time with secretary of defense pete hegseth.me a wide-ranging interview about what is happening from the military perspective and border patrol. take a look. ♪ >> border security is national security, that is what it is all about. and to see the troops, this is what we'll do here at home, overseas, see the troops, we appreciate what they do. that is what the president wants and what american people voted for. >> lawrence: we'll follow your lead. we touched down in a military hangar to talk to the troops. >> what you are doing is front lines. >> lawrence: we'll head into the chopper and get a look at the sky. >> you can talk with your command staff about getting this border secure and ready. >> the thing to watch the military respond to orders of the commander-in-chief. there has been no hesitation, full integration. our generation spent 20 years guarding other people's borders and watching an invasion of our own. great people of dhs have done best they can, nobody can bring it to bear like the defense committee. >> we will defen

cnn's pete muntean is also here. he covers aviation for cnn, has unfortunately been on display all too much this week, and that this subject and this issue. and, pete, i know you've flown into this airport in terms of of the air traffic control audio that we have. we have that audio available to just be able to listen to what was happening as this was going down. let's take a moment and listen to that. >> medevac med service 056 contact philly departure 123.8123.8 michael holmes. >> 056. medevac. thank you. good day. >> medevac med service 056 northeast tower. contact philly 123.8. medevac. med service northeast tower. medevac. med service 056. northeast tower. you on frequency. >> approach to runway two four. what's going on down there.? >> at 755, we have a lost aircraft. we're not exactly sure what happened, so we're trying to figure it out for now. >> i mean, pete, that silence is only a few seconds. it seems to to go on. what does it tell you that air traffic control did not seem to be hearing anything from this

all assets are in place, that is where we'll interview pete hegseth. yesterday i spoke with secretary of homeland security kristi noem kristi noem and she talked about morale of agents on the ground, here is a little bit of that. >> i kept getting asked by senators, what about morale and getting people recruited back into ice, back into cbp. we're going to do let people do their jobings and follow the law. we have a president that loves this country and appreciates you doing the work for the american people and i'm there to let them know i have their backs. lawrence a lot of spirit, guys, i have not seen this in a while. they love their job. they have been processing for four years and have not been able to go after the bad guys. that has all changed, they are trying to restructure business right now, number one criminal enterprise is to get people across the border stopped. >> steve: lawrence, one thing for four years, their boss said don't do your job. now after we've seen through the election, approaching a super majority of americans who it is bipa

we'll check in with lawrence and along with pete this morning.lays out his agenda. speaker johnson will react on monday morning. secretary of interior, doug burgum, will join us this morning for his first interview since he was confirmed and we'll chat with robert kraft ahead of the super bowl and i'll be in kansas city this thursday for the super bowl and playing pickleball. busy three hours eight minutes and 52 seconds from now. todd and carley back with your milk choices here on the number one early morning news show, "fox and friends." ♪ empower ♪ i got her a little something. a little something, dad? hold up. walt rolled his 401k accounts into an empower ira, and it's grown nicely. i'm for team splurge. (♪) thanks, grandpa! get good at money. so you can be a little bad. empower. 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 vacation rentals make you share your

joey: or as pete wou say, go to church.ughter] rachel: that too. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. thanks so much for being with us. today, disruption and the tariff scare. president trump keeps his promise and slaps tariffs on canada, mexico and china, sparking promises of retaliation dollar for dollar from canada and mexico. in just a moment, vice president j.d. vance on tariffs, trump's cabinet nominees and what's gone wrong at the faa. if plus, newly-confirmed epa administrator lee zeldin is here on cutting red tape and reversing biden's climate change agenda. and border czar tom homan on the criminal deportations underway right now in america as a the senate majority gears up to execute the rest of president trump's agenda. majority whip and wyoming senator john barrasso on the months and the year ahead. it's all right here, a right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with america's safety and security amidst new

ingi have a question about pete buttigieg and aoc removing pronouns?ndemicso addressed it publicly? p i didn't know they are pronounsr were removed in the first place but have they addressed it? we talk about pronouns now for so long for so many years and for them to remove it, making a statement about it, why? >> actually, i don't know the answer t o that question would jump but it seems like those two actually were listening to what voters were saying because this is something -- voters said they didn't wantt wa to talk abt this. this is not what is important. what is important is the economy. what is important is the bordero appear to the democrats were focusing on all of these pronouns and not getting to thef life are everyday americans. we saw that on display at the dnc as they are trying to figurg urout what went wrong during the election. >> todd: democrats to your point, wwae don't want virtual signaling anymore. we have real issues to worryubli about to your point like payingi for our familiesng and jobs and making sure we don't get invadei by

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. >> ladies and gentlemen, the 29th secretary of defense, the honorable pete hegseth. [applause] [applause] all glory to god and i wake up every morning to see what is good and right and courage to do it and i know many of you do the same. and it's an absolute honor to stand in front of all of you. i'm grateful and humbled. just the two weeks i have been here is a solemn reminder in a couple of instances of the very special nature of what the department of defense does. and i have seen it in the office of o.s.d. and so many more i want to interact with. the solemn commitment to the constitutional duty that we all have to protect and defend the constitution that one administration leaves and another administration comes in and that can mean a lot of changes in the course of that based on elections that happen and new leaders and new executive orders. but what i have been so impressed by is the professionalism of the men and women throughout the ranks who recognize, who we work for which is the american people and defense of our nation. i thank everybody watching everybo

i joked with pete when i walked into the senate chamber -- [laughter] i looked up at pete's family and my senate colleagues on the republican side and said, what do you think about this pete hegseth guy? obviously, we're going to provide those votes. we're going to make sure we can to make sure my tie-breaking vote isn't necessary, and i think it's a an important message to my fellow republicans. you don't have to agree with everything bobby kennedy or tulsi gabbard has ever said. you are meant to ask, do they have the qualifications and the character to do this job? the person who decides whether they should be nominated9 in the first place, he was the guy elected by the american people, that's president trump. and he deserves to some deference in surrounding himself with the people he thinks he needs to do the job. maria: i don't know if you're going to get it, we saw the minority leader, hakeem jeffries, go out and tell his constituents, his friends, you have to fight like heck in the street to stop president trump's agenda. >> yeah. these people remind me sometimes of the folks tha

donald trump and his brand—new transportation secretary, sean duffy, and his new defence secretary, petel with a real—life tragedy and crisis where the nation is really looking for leadership, for action. how do you guys think he's handled that? well, i think, to your point, it has really sort of punctured this honeymoon period of trump trying to push through a lot of his messaging, following through with, you know, a lot of campaign promises through executive order, and put him in, you know, that sort of consoler—in—chief position that the president is often in during a moment of national tragedy. but for trump, i felt actually it recalled his first term. he sort of reflexively reacted as an observer, not necessarily as a president, offering his opinions on what he thought happened before we have a full investigation on what the actual cause was. and even channelling some of the political rhetoric around diversity, equity and inclusion programmes that he's been pushing forth in some of his policy, and going as far as to blaming some of his predecessors, biden and obama, and their polici

stop pete hegseth from bringing christian nationalism to the pentagon.ow is pete hegseth going to bring christian nationalism to the pentagon? guest: pete hegseth is an open admirer of the crusades, which is by all, most mainstream christian idea, the crusades were not great. the holy war against muslim communities in the effort of christian supremacy. he has tattoos that are christian nationalist tattoos that are very dangerous. and now he has control of our defense department. it's very dangerous, we have to keep a very close look on this and people recognize not only his personal moral challenges around misogyny and violence and alcohol, but he also has serious, terrible viewpoints on the role that christianity should play in this country, but also in how we approach the wider world. we've already seen it. he has stripped from former four-star generals, he stripped their security. it is a vengeance. we've had many transitions and many presidents come and go. we've had different kinds of leadership, elections have consequences. this is not normal what

well, just before he was named as defense secretary, pete hegseth, he led one third of the famous curvy couch on the fox and friends fox news channel weekend show. i have to say, it may be that he led one fourth of the couch, not one third. i'm not totally sure how many hosts they have, but we could only find these pictures of him sharing with two. so maybe he held down a third. that said, prior to his time at the fox news channel, mr. hegseth also ran into the ground to small right wing veterans groups amid allegations which he denies of wild financial mismanagement, nepotism, sexual harassment, public drunkenness and even drinking on the job. for one of those organizations, an independent forensic accountant found evidence of gross financial mismanagement while pete hegseth was administering that organization. and so then they made him secretary of defense. two guys, same job. and, you know, maybe, maybe he got the job based on merit and demonstrated capability, or maybe it was some other factor, i don't know, your call. last night's horrific plane crash at reagan national airport in

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paul pete hegseth salary is paid by the taxpayer. he was confirmed by the united states senate, the first secretary of defense ever to be opposed by bipartisan senators. i think that is the history that he made get opposition from the democratic party in total. and three republicans. and one of his first acts is to carry out a retribution campaign against a fellow soldier. it it it shouldn't boggle my mind. i'm embarrassed that i can still be horrified by anything that trump does, but i'm horrified. >> this is what. >> we predicted and warned could happen. it's disgusting. it's dishonorable, it's damaging. >> and it's deeply. >> dangerous. just on a very basic national security. >> basis, if. >> you send a message. >> to the world. >> that we will not protect the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, our enemies are celebrating. he has protection because the iranians want to kill him. right. that's that's part of it. but then there's also the threat from extremist groups. there's any number of threats from a lone wolf. the pr

, as you know, we all know pete so well.he's going to be fantastic. and so many of our great heroes and people are starting to understand what hero is all about. so that is something that is very important. we've gotten the woke lunacy out of our military. and now we're very importantly getting it out of women's sports that's taking place very strongly. so in recent years, the radical left has waged an all out campaign to erase the very concept of biological sex and replace it with a militant transgender ideology. you've heard a little bit about this, haven't you? just a little bit. does anybody agree with them? >> no. >> it would be not a good thing to say yes right here. female athletes have been forced onto the front lines, and men claiming to be girls have stolen more than 3500 victories. that's a lot. and invaded more than 11,000 competitions designed for women. last year, a male cyclist posing as a woman competed in the 800 mile arizona trail race. a very big deal in cycling and obliterated the women's course record by

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let's get right to cnn's pete muntean, who's outside reagan national airport. there's been a lot of questions and speculation about high, how high that black hawk was. the limit is supposed to be 200ft, i believe. tell us more. tell us what the ntsb has concluded well, here is the big. >> new headline, jake. the national transportation safety board was able to get new radar data, which shows what was on the radar displays in the control tower here at reagan national airport. and the ntsb now says that black hawk helicopter was at 300ft, according to the radar displays in the tower. remember, that is above the 200 foot altitude restriction for the helicopter route that goes through the airspace just off the final approach paths here at reagan national airport. not a smoking gun, but another key piece of data as this investigation is in its infancy. the salvage operation is moving along here at a good clip. the floating crane still in the potomac river behind me today. they were able to recover a large portion of the tail section of american airlines flight 5342.

[laughter] where is pete hegseth, the cat guy?u may have been right about the last week. [laughter] shar shar she doesn't like me. she hates me. rick: she's saying, please, like me. rachel: you really wan him to hold that. charlie: this is the like i'm a cat person -- dog person because cats are duplicitous. rachel: why don't you like cats? if. charlie: because they're duplicitous. joey: that is hilarious. i watched that, and i thought, charlie did not understand the assignmentment. [laughter] rachel: no. i don't think our guest, the big cat person, was happy with your response. she thought it was a lot of cat bashing. all right, the study says dog ownership helps exercise the brain, and it increases human-to-human interaction a leading to reduced risk. i believe that. i believe that. jees jee there's a common sense explanation. cats think for themselves. dogs are -- most of their personalities are to make you happy. cats are cohabitating with you, dogs are dependent upon you. you can turn a cat out, and there would never be a mou

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later today, of course we'll have pete hegseth the secretary of defense here.se mechanism is going to be huge, especially going after those narcoterrorists as well that the president has ruled them. bringing those drugs across the border easy way or hard way. all they have to do is turn the over. ice doesn't have to get in the stack and go out there and go on high value warrants that they have been going on all across the country a lot of democrats don't want to do that the secretary of homeland security there is her response. >> relationship with local leaders are going to matter. it helps that i have been a governor, that i have served in the state lentil lay temperature. i have known how to do that. i'm not saying i can fix it. >> lawrence: move mountains. >> i don't have a magic wand. but i do think that having some of that perspective will help over time. >> lawrence: some executive experience. >> may not be there today but that doesn't mean key can't get there. mayor adams is not somebody that i thought i would be visiting with on a regular basis. i bet i

and, pete, congratulations and scott, congratulations. i see you are here. a great job. she has really talked about probably more than anybody here. she has done a fantastic job and thank you very much, karoline. we are proud of you. but we will only be satisfied when all of these problems are solved and we have the team to solve them and that's going to happen. and it's going to happen, i think, very quickly. i also strongly believe that the gaza strip, which has been a symbol of death and destruction for so many decades and so bad for the people anywhere near it and especially those who lived there and frankly who has been really very unlucky. it's been very unlucky. been an unlucky place for a long time. being in its presence has not been good. and it should not go through a process of rebuilding and occupation by the same people that have really stood there and fought for it and lived there and died there and lived a miserable existence there. and instead we should go to other countries of interest with humanitarian hearts and there are many of them that

pete hegseth is going to be down there. stand by, lawrence.are going to get back to you in a little bit. meantime turn to president trump's tariffs on mexico, canada and china. which are set to take effect at midnight tonight. tomorrow will be tariff tuesday. but our north american allies are now vowing to strike back. >> ainsley: fox business reporter lydia hu has more for us. hey, lydia. >> good morning there, guys. president trump is making good on a campaign promise imposing tariffs that start tomorrow on our biggest trading partners. imports from canada and mexico will face a 25% tariff with canadian energy facing a 10% levy and imports from china will have a 10% tariff. some warn that these tariffs could mean higher prices for consumers. but president trump said yesterday it will be worth it. listen. >> may have short-term some little pain. people understand that. but long term, the united states has been ripped off by virtually every country in the world. we have deficits with almost every country. not every count country but alm. we're

tonight, pete morocco from john f kennedy to pete morocco, all in donald trump's lifetime in a nation of laws, pete morocco would be powerless tight. and president kennedy's law would still be delivering life saving aid around the world. leading off our discussion tonight is congressional historian norm ornstein. he's an emeritus scholar at the american enterprise institute, and e.j. dionne, an opinion columnist for the washington post and a senior fellow at the brookings institution. he is a government professor at georgetown university. and, norm, let me begin with you. and there is there's so much happening here and so much coming at us that i don't want to target a question for you. i want you to. just air out with us what you've been thinking about as this has been happening. >> you say. >> that of all the powerful introductions you've given on this. >> show that. >> i think is the most powerful and the most chilling, and that is where. >> we are. >> right now. and it is. >> a putsch. >> in progress, occurring very rapidly. >> and we. >> have to fear. >> that our guardrails. >> a

trump: pete he's a real winter and is a disaster now is just got a good lineup bs. >> will look liketion secretary he could be the latest democrat jumping off woke train. ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> do know there here to trump state departments after passport applications that allow the americans to designate their gender as male-female i'm so sorry come up. >> that's on the producer come they take this spice girls newport spice girls on, legally route requires in my contract. >> were laughing at a story, none of this would overwhelm the transgender social influencer. >> he's wondering what it's like being transgender under this new administration, i just got my new passport in the mail-in the change did the gender to mail because of donald trump. >> there's my picture yes, there's my big but there is nothing about make about anymore that represents mail and on the exterior and whatsoever. >> they reached out to the influencer coming to offer support and appear appeared to be considering a lawsuit over rulings we have to discuss this going to sue you for. >> was a means all three of us dancing in

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and fetterman promised he was going to vote for pete hegseth in the did it and took jd vance to come in and break the tie. a lot of this is nice when i say nice things but they got a vote with us they gotta take 60 votes to change thing in the senate and they gotta vote and agree with us we are to work hard president trump is doing his job and elon musk is doing his job or getting people confirmed not as quickly as any of us would like because the democrats are blocking them, they're making us stay hours after hours and they talked all night about how restful is going to ruin the world rest vote is going to do what president trump asked him to do they don' and gave them te mandate to do and hold government accountable, be transparent, the democrats hate it. >> fiscal responsibility that's what americans asked for back in november you are absolutely right, let's talk about this with regards to the budget and spending house republicans are preparing to hold hearings next week on a single budget packet the big beautiful bill after lengthy white house meeting with president trump that ha

pete hegseth, borders are tom home and met with troops on the border in el paso.t is the role of our soldiers at the border? tom home and live from el paso next. when you're in the military you're really close with your brothers and your sisters that are in the military with you. and when you get out of the military, you kind of lose that until you find a new family. we can talk about our struggles and the things that we did overseas and not everybody can do that. adam! how's it going, brother? we live pretty close to each other. so he's always coming over. when i go to jack's house, we watch a lot of football, hang out. we go outside the friendship has kind of grown into a family i was overseas on a deployment. i got separated from my marines and i got hit in the neck, and it broke my neck and paralyzed me. 14 years ago, i was on a training mission. did a military freefall, and i had some faulty equipment. i hit the ground. going, 30 to 40 knots and was instantly paralyzed. i met jack fanning when he invited us to park city, utah, through his foundation. i was ab

and now i'll turn it over to our distinguished chairman of the house, pete aguilar. >> thank you, whip clark and leader jeffries, and i want to thank the leadership of haley stevens and shawn castin for introducing this bill, because house democrats will not sit by as an unelected billionaire with controversial ties to china is given access to the most sensitive personal data about the american people and to potentially use that data to illegally cut programs that are vital to our national security just to help pay for tax cuts to benefit his own bottom line. we will not stay silent. it's house republicans surrender congress's constitutional power. in order to allow maga extremists and conspiracy theorists to continue, we know that our colleagues on the other side of the aisle are just as outraged as we are. but they have to keep quiet out of fear of retribution from the maga extremists. we only need 3 republicans with the courage of their convictions to join our efforts to protect the american people from this extreme and illegal overreach. today they're illegally gutting usaid, which

. >> defense secretary pete hegseth spoke about diversity programs in the military and border security while addressing defense department employees at the pentagon. this is 15 minutes. >> honorable exit. [applause] wake up every morning to see what is right and good and true and the courage to it. >> the two weeks that i've been here, a solemn reminder of the special nature of what the department of defense does. cnet asked so many in the constitutional duty as well have. one administration needs and another comes in and that can mean a lot of changes to what i am impressed by professionalism of the men and women throughout the ranks who recognize who we will for the american people and the defense of our nation so i want to thank everybody washington everybody here part of that which i have recognized a great deal. i spent a lot of my time in the military. it appears that i am that. [laughter] >> i understand but what i want to bring is a recognition of the men and women the dirt is available every time i speak was on television and people are looking to me, i stepped back about the

erin. >> all right, pete, thank you very much. incredible. though they tried to pull up in that last second with the speeds here, they wouldn't have needed a whole lot more for this to have ended as a near-miss. thank you

the confirmation of pete hegseth as the defense secretary by j.d. vance's tiebreaking vote last friday night was the start of a parade of the most unqualified nominees ever to be steamrolled into cabinet and top level positions. robert kennedy jr, tulsi gabbard, kash patel. in fact, if you followed these hearings like i did, let me tell you something. there was no news in those hearings because the news is that those candidates showed themselves to be exactly who we knew. they are. believe them when they tell you who they are the first time. believe them when they tell you who they are. a second time in senate confirmation hearings, given the chance to clarify things that will endanger the country. they evaded. they deflected. they denied their own words when confronted with them, with records, with recordings, with dates. tonight, there's breaking news about large firings of career fbi agents, station chiefs, field chiefs. we're not talking about jack smith's prosecution team. jack smith and his prosecution team knew full well after the election. t

cnn's aviation correspondent pete muntean is with me now. pete, let's start with the dc crash.are you learning anything new about recovery efforts? >> well, the recovery will hold some really key and critical details. jake, we know now from unified command, they just sent an update saying they will have all of the major components of american airlines flight 5342 out of the potomac river tomorrow. although recovering all of the black hawk wreckage will still take some time. just moments ago, we saw a flatbed truck full of parts that were brought ashore. today, leave the shoreline. the eastern perimeter here at national airport, bound for a hangar. the secure location where ntsb investigators will essentially lay out all of the parts of wreckage and try and look and key into those forensic details. we know they've made some really critical and key discoveries. the right wing of american, 5342, also, the center section of the fuselage, a lot of the left wing and the left fuselage. also a lot of the cockpit and the traffic collision avoidance system computer, which could hold some