pete buttigieg, everybody.ors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] >> stephen: that's it for "the late show," tune in tomorrow when my guest will be jake tapper. now stick around for taylor tomlinson. good

pete: let's check back in with greta.reta: dick mentioned the former speaker ripping up the speech of president trump during his last address, the state of the union. nancy pelosi recalled tearing up president trump's speech and she told him "hopefully we won't lie so much this time. it was a manifesto of lies, as i said at the time. there's a spoke from the former speaker ahead of tonight's speech by president trump, his first of his second term. you were talking about do these speech make a difference. where will they impact poll numbers? let's look at the polls right now for the preside. his favorable numbers, tracked by ugov and the enomist since the beginning of this second administration. athe end of january, he was above water, plus two. the first week of february, he's even and then his favorit faith: unflavorful numbers start to dro mid february and the last week of february. 47% to 50% for his favorab. and look at the average of president trump's approval rating. 48% appro. 47% disapprove. his unfavorables accor

defense secretary pete hegseth. and he did it right in front of him.e just watched that together because pete is in the studio. secretary of defense great to see. >> brian: great to see you. what a start have you had. what did that feel like to have the president one thing you always focused on. let's build up the military and find out what is going wrong with recruitment. he said already a difference in seven weeks. >> brave men and women of america. when they see what his focus is, back to basic, war fighting standards, accountability and readiness. they are ready to raise their right hand and join the u.s. military. from the marine corps to the army, to the air force, to the navy, we have seen record numbers across the country of americans saying i want to serving under the commander-in-chief. president trump. so it was a cool moment to hear him announce that there. the military has responded. it's a renaissance in the pentagon for sure. and it was an historic night. the president gave historic, strong, america first speech. and it was surreal right

president trump is stepping up to the plate to help the late great pete rose.hing for him to get into the hall of fame. sing in baseball, which is a dying all over the place should get off its fat lazy [bleep] and elect pete rose. rosa passed away last year's baseball's all-time hits leader. but it's been banned from the game for betting on baseball. joey? looks for 14 years your cases hovered over baseball. and in all that time you have always denied publicly that you bet on baseball. did you bet on baseball? >> yes, i did. that was my mistake not coming clean a lot earlier. >> the interview is more than 20 years ago. now espn is reporting major league baseball commissioner rob is considering reinstating arose in lifting the band mean the baseball legend can finally make it to the hall of fame. i think he should get to the hall of fame. i think he deserves it. i think it is tough when you have had a gambling in your background but i was glad to see him admit this a long, long time ago. if you are truly going to put people in the hall of fame that were importan

. >> steve: plus, this is a bonus, never-before seen interview with the late baseball legend pete rose. the man who spoke with him 10 days before he passed away, join us with a clip as president trump prepares a pardon for mr. rose. >> ainsley: final hour of "fox and friends" starts now. >> lawrence: buckle up, president trump's tariffs on china, mexico and canada going into effect overnight and we're seeing economic retaliation. >> brian: alexandria hoff has the latest. >> the products coming from china, mexico and canada make up a third of goods being brought into this country and tariffs include 25% on all imports from mexico, 20% on connian import and 10% on canada energy and imports 20%. beijing turned around with 15% tariff on american food and canada promised 25% on american products and mexico is expected to announce later today. president trump accused the countries of failing to curb fentanyl. president trump says his plan will boost american fore manufacturing of goods. >> president trump: what they have to do is build car plants in the united states, in which they have no t

. >> mayor pete for senate, the former transportation secretary is reportedly weighing a 2026 senaten michigan after president trump won the pivotal swing state last year. this is an open seat, and buttigieg recently met with the democratic leader, chuck schumer, to discuss a potential bid. on a show where he discussed this possibility, he left the door pretty wide open. >> there's going to be an open senate seat in 2026. is there anything you'd like to tell? tell us. >> not tonight. i've been looking at it. look, i've decided that i'm going to continue to work on the things that i care about to defend the values that i was just talking about. i have not decided what that means professionally. whether that means running for office soon or not. but i will make myself useful. >> i'm going to start with our political director, and read those tea leaves for us. >> well, you know the. >> talk among democrats. >> in the, i would say the last two weeks, ten days prior to this, was that he was kind of leaning against a senate run. that's sort of been the scuttlebutt. we'll see how seriously

doggett: thank you, pete with that, mr. speaker, i would ask for a moment of violence to honor sylvester and to ask that when the house adjourns today, that it adjourn in his memory. the speaker pro tempore: the chair asks all those present in the chamber as well as members and staff throughout the capitol to rise for a moment of silence in remembrance of the honorable sylvester turner. upbringing any political career in texas. mr. turner: the 18th congressional district is historic. barbara jordannering held this seat. followed by mickey leland, another prominent, strong personality. and then craig washington who i had the privilege of serving with in the texas legislature. then after him, sheila jackson lee. sheila and i knew each other for over 40 years. my daughter referred to her as auntie chiliasm we served at the same law firm together before she moved on, served as a councilmember and left the city council and came to the 18th. and served remarkably well. for almost 30 years. so you can't -- you can't replace a shea

there has been a lot of speculation about what pete buttigieg his next step might be. what more do we know about this meeting? >> yeah, that's right chris. >> we know this meeting took. >> place last week between pete buttigieg and. >> chuck schumer. that is according to a source with. >> direct knowledge. >> of it. >> pete buttigieg has. >> not officially made. >> up. >> his mind. >> as. >> to whether he's going to run for the seat. that's according to the same source that we spoke to, although he's clearly considering a run. this is a seat being vacated by the two term democrat, gary peters. the parties involved here are not feeling very chatty. >> buttigieg's team isn't commenting. >> the democrats campaign arm isn't commenting. schumer's team also isn't commenting. >> however. >> democratic sources. >> not authorized. >> to discuss this have. >> told me. >> that the party is still assessing the field and the potential candidates, and they. >> have not formulated a preference at this point as to who they want as their nominee. one group. >> that is commenting. is th

pete buttigieg. >> yeah.yeah. >> remember mayor pete, who used to be everyone's favorite boy genius from indiana? well, he's all grown up now. and he too seems to be trying to send a message that he wants to join the reality wing of the democratic party. a month ago, he stopped posting his pronouns. and. and pete now says that liberals would do better. quote. if we were more serious about the actual values and not caught up in vocabularies and trying to cater to everybody only in terms of their particular slice of combinations of identities. exactly. >> true. >> fetterman's problem is he doesn't check any box for gender or race, which could hurt him in getting the nomination. john, are you sure you don't have any latino blood? uh, how does juan fetterman sound? so let me suggest this. since fetterman checks the disabled box and pete is gay, can we just, for the sake of the next election, say that on the intersectionality conversion chart, gay plus disabled equals one person of color. could. because i think it

hegseth and the national intelligence tulsi gabbard joining pete hegseth they all spoke to the progressde on the border so far. >> it turns out we do not need new laws or fancy legislation we need to do new president of the united states and thank god that's what we have. >> the defense department has assets we can bring to bear not just troops or surveillance or equipment but actual planning and capabilities that enhance what border patrol is already doing. >> our mission is very clear our objective to keep the american people safe. >> last month 8000 border encounters were recorded that is gone from 189,000 last february take a look at the numbers. things have plummeted by 93% on capitol hill the house oversight grilling for sanctuary city mayors on how their policies are affecting american citizens. watch. >> you love illegal aliens more than you love your fellow countrymen. >> mayor and the city of boston how should you spend. >> will ask about immigration status. >> you don't how much money the city of boston has been on illegal immigration. >> between immigration. >> do you manage

he was joined by pete hegseth and director of national intelligence, tulsi gabbard. vice president vance: good afternoon, everybody. it's great to be here to talk to some of the incredible people we have at the local level, the texas state level and the texas border patrol doing so many good things to keep us safe. i have some bad news and good news. the bad news is because of what joe biden did at the southern border for four years, we had record increases in migrant crime, fentanyl deaths and in floods and floods of people who shouldn't be in our country who came into the united states of america. also had a number of ways in which the cartels became more advanced, better war fighters because joe biden opened up the american southern border and allowed the cartels to turn it into their playground. that's the bad news. the good news is we didn't need new fancy laws or money but a new president of the united states. my most heartening message i take away from my visit here at the texas border is the number of border patrol agents who came up to me and said "thank you

moment and we will hear more from him and we will take you there live with the secretary of defense, peteseth and the director of national intelligence josie gabbard and on this front the markets have bounced back a little after a few rough days. the dow is in positive territory right now. the white house has -- as was suggested by the commerce secretary, they are starting to make a few adjustments to these tariffs. one of which is a one-month exemption for the big three automakers on mexico and canada to give them a bit of a pause and make a adjustments. but a very divided supreme court forcing donald trump to unfreeze $2 billion in foreign aid including usaid money that has such a big story. this is a decision that is being ripped today. we will show you what he has to say about this and why he thinks his colleagues are wrong. he says it is simply stunning and that decision. senate majority leader john thune will be with us just moments away but first let swing over to the white house were senior white house correspondent peter doocy is fresh off of today's briefing. >> good afternoon.

tulsi gabbard understands it under dni and pete hegseth with the military down there.hey clearly get what the mission s. they understand what the mandate from the american people was. now they're going down and they're doing their job and they're doling it from the the front. >> carley: pentagon sending additional 5,050 troops to the u.s./mexico border even though they're at an all time low. mark, i have to leave it there. have a great day. >> all right, carley, see ya. >> todd: a former sheriff dealing with blue state leaders firsthand telling us why theed feds need to step in before it's too late. ♪ try pepto bismol. unlike some products, pepto coats and soothes your digestive system, to provide fast 5-symptom relief. stock up on pepto today. baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. biberty: it's pronounced "biberty." baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty! biberty: nice try, kid. only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: liberty. shopify's point of sale sy

pete hegseth -- peter: thanks, secretary hegseth. rachel: you lost your yeti.time, but you lost the yeti. [laughter] charlie: turning now no your headlines, starting with a win in the war on terror, the u.s. military killing a senior military leader of an al-qaeda affiliate in syria. that high-value a target was taken out in a precision airstrike. centcom's general is vowing the u.s. will pursue terrorists relentlessly. >>> check out this out of this world image beamed back to to earth from the moon. it's courtesy of the blue ghost lander after a successful touchdown overnight. [cheers and applause] >> -- just became the first commercial company in history to complete a fully successful moon if landing. charlie: god bless private enterprise. the lander now expected to spend two weeks studying the moon's surface. >>> and finally, m if ooo-ve over, cows, because lab-grown milk apparently on hits way marf climate activists' concern about the meth haven the emissions from cows. "forbes" speaking to to a few start-ups that expect to roll out their product by later t

and pete, congratulations. secretary of defense, pete hegseth.nd he's not big into the woke movement, i can tell you. i know him well. i am pleased to report that in january, the u.s. army had its single best recruiting month in 15 years and that all armed services are having among the best recruiting results ever in the history of our services. what a difference. and you know it was just a few months ago where the results were exactly the opposite. we couldn't recruit anywhere. we couldn't recruit. now we're having the best results, just about, that we've ever had. what a tremendous turnaround. it's really a beautiful thing to see. people love our country again. it's very simple. they love our country, and they love being in our military again. so it's a great thing, and thank you very much. great job, thank you. we're joined tonight by a young man, jason hartly, who knows the weight of that call of duty. jason's father, grandfather, and great grandfather all wore the uniform. jason tragically lost his dad, who was also a los angeles county sher

. >>> defense secretary pete hegseth ordering a stop to cyber operations against russia. we're live with the decision coming days after president trump's contentious meeting with volodymyr zelenskyy. >>> max security for mardi gras. the historic precautions in place in new orleans after the tragic new year's day terror attack on bourbon street. >>> a state of emergency in south carolina where over 150 wildfires are raging this morning. the largest scorching over a thousand acres near myrtle beach. >>> and how debbie allen is helping her community rise from the ashes after the devastating wildfires in los angeles. it's monday, march 3rd, "early today" starts right now. >>> good monday morning toyou, i'm frances rivera. many considered this year's oscar field wide open, it was a small indy that ended up having its greatest day. >> and the oscar goes to -- [ gong sound ] >> are they playing us off? >> no. well, maybe. oh, anora. >> enora emerged as the big winner, taking home five awards. there was a rousing call to preserve the movie-going experience. >> watching a film in

defendant secretary pete hegseth is backing elon musk's play. watch this. >> i'm now directing each member of the department civilian workforce to provide those five bullets on what they accomplished in their specific jobs last week she reply to the e-mail and sisi their immediate supervisors. it's a simple task really adds elon musk said and the president reckon is the first cabinet to pulse check are you there to dod civilians. >> separately president trump is facing more pushback from the courts a u.s. judge ruled against his firing of the head of the office of special counsel. a little pushback there. evacuation orders in effect in north and south carolina ten active fires remain that's way down from 175 previously. governor henry mcmaster has declared a state of emergency 4200 acres have already been burned that's just in south carolina. still ahead the trump administration has a new plan to go after high prices, what's that and affordability czar. >> we are going to appoint and affordability czar somebody picks a five or eight areas were t

. >>> pete hegseth ordered to stop cyber operations against russia, just days after president trump's fiery meeting with volodymyr zelenskyy. >>> wildfires rage across the carolinas, forcing evacuations near myrtle beach. inside the race to contain the flames. >>> and the impact of tariffs on tacos. our interview with chipotle's ceo. it's monday, march 3rd. "early today" starts right now. >>> glad you're with me this morning. i'm frances rivera. less than two months after the devastating california wildfires put its very existence into question, the show went on at the dolby theater sunday. hollywood stars gathered to honor the best films of 2024 at the 97th academy awarded hosted by conan o'brien. it was a small indy that had the greatest day. >> and the oscar goes to -- [ gong ] >> are they playing us off? >> no. well, maybe. anora. >> anora was the big winner, taking home five total awards. and anora's final award win the to its breakout star, mikey madison who won best actress for her performance. and coming up, we're live from hollywood with more highlights from hollywood's bigge

pete seat, jenna arnold and malik abdul. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. >> this is. >> cnn breaking news. >> good evening. i'm abby phillip in washington. in new york. excuse me. let's get right to what america is talking about. the oval office octagon tonight. the world is reeling, wondering if it just watched a public shouting match. that is the prelude to a public divorce. and proof that alliances that hold the west together are broken, perhaps beyond repair. volodymyr zelenskyy arrived in washington ready to put his pen to a minerals deal, what many view as a precursor to the peace talks that include a ukrainian seat at the table with the united states and with russia. but what normally would have been a run of the mill oval office photo op, it devolved into something totally different, something without any obvious parallels. interruptions, raised voices, hurt feelings, demands, threats. world leaders sitting a few feet away but a world apart. >> what kind of diplom

secretary of defense pete hegseth has ordered u.s.o stand down on offensive cyber operations and information operations against russia, according to a u.s. official familiar with the matter. hegseth gave the order to general tim hobb, the head of cybercom, in late february. the official said it's not clear how long this order will last. hayes i mean, we saw in the oval office the realignment of the western alliance, and we're still seeing it with this, with this news that we have here. >> we really are. and i. >> think this is something that. >> i feel like we. are seeing. it's part of donald trump's victory lap, his revenge campaign. i feel like this order, which had to have come from the top, it can't have come from pete hegseth directly because pete hegseth does not care in that way enough to actually stop these operations on his own, of his own volition. this had to have come from the white house. and i think that some of those operations that we have seen, which some of which were taken under joe biden's term once russia invaded.

directly because pete hegseth does.p these operations on his own, of his own volition. this had to have come from the white house. and i think that some of those operations that we've seen, which some of which were taken under joe biden's term once russia invaded ukraine and but some of the a lot of the things that the pentagon has been doing against russia have been in the works since, you know, 2016, since the hacking attempt that helped propel trump to the white house the first time, the first time around, there were people around trump who could delay or stop him from canceling the sort of operations against russia that have been taking place. i feel like we're going to see cancellation of sanctions on russia. we're going to see cancellation of other actions against russia moving forward. since trump, he is of the opinion that the russia, russia, russia scandal, as he puts it, was fake. and so anything he can do to sort of wipe away the idea that russia is a bad thing, he will take. >> you know, max, i. here's the t

cnn aviation correspondent pete muntean has this new reporting. pete. help us understand how the system works and what pilots were hearing and what they should have heard. this is a system called tcas. it stands for traffic. collision avoidance system. it's in every commercial airliner actually mandated after another similar mid-air collision. >> back in. >> the late 70s. and essentially, it tells pilots when a mid-air collision is impending. >> in front of them, it warns them of other airplanes in the area. >> the big mystery now is that pilots were getting. >> these. >> alerts when. >> no other. >> airplane was nearby. according to the federal aviation administration. and now it's opened up this probe into why these alerts could have been going off erroneously. this is a pretty weird and eerie kind of incident because it happened only three miles away on some cases from the site of that mid-air collision over the potomac river. only 31 days prior, the faa says that these mid-air collision warnings were going off in the cockpit of commercial flights re

defense secretary pete hegseth directed his workforce to cooperate. it's a simple task. >> really, as elon said, as the president recognized in our first cabinet meeting to pulse check, are you there out to dod, civilians? but democrats warn the doses efforts will cut crucial programs and services. americans rely on elon musk, the wealthiest man in the world. the billionaire said that social security. >> is a scam. connecticut democratic congressman john larson worries social security will end up on the chopping block. and new mexico. democratic congressman pete vasquez says the va is already suffering because of the termination of more than 3,000 employees. these cuts include doctors. >> mental health professionals and benefits processors critical roles veterans rely on do shows no signs of slowing down as congress's budget deadline looms closer. >> republicans look to make their own cuts reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> the head of kroger has abruptly resigned 10 days ago the company's board launched an investigation into rodney mcmullen

maria: joining me now is senate doge caucus member, nebraska senator pete ricketts. senator, thanks very much for being here. what is your reaction to all of those dramatic comments? >> well, they clearly don't get what elon musk is trying to do. the doge caucus in the senate, which i'm on, met with elon musk, and let me tell you, maria, i've got to tell you, it is so refreshing to have somebody who has some business sense and, frankly, common sense asking basic questions about how we run our government operations. it's amazing we're able to get anything done at all with some of the stuff that elon musk and his team have uncovered about how just inefficient our government is. and he and president trump are trying the get that turned around. it's a very, very exciting time. maria: well, i mean, you would imagine that most people when looking to cut bloat or wasteful spending would first look at what a you're spending the money on. >> yeah, absolutely. this is something i did when i was governor of nebraska. we asked basic questions and found a lot of stuff, but compar

official tells nbc news in late february, before the showdown, defense secretary pete hegseth ordered. cybercommand to stand down on offensive cyberoperations against russia. the kremlin saying the white house's foreign policy largely coincides with our vision, troubling for trump's former national security adviser, h.r. mcmaster. >> vladimir putin couldn't be happier because what he sees is all the pressure on zelenskyy and ukraine, no pressure on him. >> reporter: president trump posting we should spend less time worrying about putin, more time worrying about illegal immigration and crime. today, pressed about the kremlin's statement, trump arguing he's been tough on russia and his focus now is on getting putin to negotiate. >> it takes two to tango. you have to make a deal with russia and with ukraine. i gave russia nothing except grief. i gave them nothing, i gave them sanctions, and they say how close i am to russia. we have to make a deal, a lot of people are being killed that shouldn't be killed. >> gabe, now president zelenskyy just made new comments about all this. what did h

now that pete hegseth went on x and said everybody, everybody fill that out five reasons.t's the civilian workforce. it's not the people in uniform, right? >> jacqui: that's correct. >> steve: good to know. >> ainsley: c.c. your supervisor on it. he said this is just a pulse check. we just need to make sure you really are an employee. >> brian: i think that the whole system could maybe benefit from now that the cabinet secretaries are in place, working with doge, before you announce the dismissals, the layoffs, because it would prevent a lot of hiccups along the way. in the beginning you want to get in there and give a wake-up call and do great work. systems computers okay. then you got say to the nuclear people. all right. it seems like this is a little fat over an organization. seems to be do you application -- duplicity of duties hire 50 people back after they let them go. bottom line thought of is our nuclear division is in desperate need of reform. but we probably, even though he is the smartest guy in the country, maybe the top five in the world. just have an experti

our allies will also watch in horror as donald trump and pete hegseth make america less safe. the world less safe. there's no other way you can look at it when they give putin a free pass to launch cyberattacks against the u.s. while we disarm our own cyber operations against russia. can you believe that? letting putin attack us and we're saying we won't attack him in terms of cyber warfare. what is going on? the world's turned inside out and upside down all to the detriment of the safety and security of america and its people. tomorrow as donald trump addresses our nation, our western allies will wonder about the future of nato. so these are difficult and dangerous times, and donald trump is taking america, our democracy, and the world down a dark and deeply troubling path. but finally and most importantly, the american people will not take donald trump's agenda lying down. you can see frustration boil over in town halls in georgia, in kansas, in oregon and everywhere in between. republican leaders are telling their members to cancel town hall meetings. they're running waep f

. >>> okay, coming up president trump wades into the long-running debate in the sports world how peteould be recognized and perhaps forgiven. >>> coming up in sports, the warriors were back on the road facing the sixers in philadelphia and for the first time since the trade, they had to compete without jimmy butler. >>> deebo wanted out. deebo samuel is headed to washington to be a commander. the nfl network is reporting the 49ers have traded deebo to the commanders for a fifth-round pick . washington has been in the mix for the wide receiver for a while now and the commanders get another weapon to play alongside jayden daniels, while the 49ers create cap room, getting rid of the $21.7 million salary. the gm john lynch had hinted at the combine this week that a trade was in the works. >> you know, he has asked for a fresh start and you know, i think we will honor that. i don't like seeing great players and he is a great player, i think often one of my favorite draft picks in my time. he makes plays and makes game changing plays but, at some point, time happens. there is a lot of love

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official tells nbc news that in late february before friday's oval office showdown defense secretary pete hegseth ordered u.s. cyber command to stand down on offensive cyber operations against russia. the kremlin now saying the white house's foreign policy largely coincides with our vision. troubling for trump's former national security adviser, h.r. mcmaster. >> vladimir putin couldn't be happier because what he sees is all of the pressure on zelenskyy, all of the pressure on ukraine, and no pressure on him. >> reporter: president trump then posting "we should spend less time worrying about putin and more time worrying about illegal immigration and crime." today pressed about the kremlin's s statement trump arguing he's been tough on russia and he's focused now on getting peace. >> it takes two to tango and you're going to have to make a deal with russia and you're going to have to make a deal with ukraine. i gave russia nothing except grief. i gave them nothing. i gave them sanctions and they say how close i am to russia. let me tell you, we have to make a deal because there are a lot o

vance, secretary pete hegseth, director tulsi gabbard.le pass, texas talking about america's southern border. there has been a vibe shift, a lot of talk about correction toward sanity. two thank stood out from the press conference we just hard. a position, a pivot toward sanity from the press. i do acknowledge there is a different press pool following around this administration. we heard saint questions. not like the past, why are you so racist? we heard saint questions, questions like whether be -- sane -- will there be operations and how well we go to extending this border? what is your biggest impediment to executing deportations? i found it interesting, despite conversations we had here on the "the will cain show" show where the potential of the american military to make strikes on mexican drug cartels in mexico, when asked directly, he said no. the majority of the meeting, we heard was about the 98% drop in border crossings over the first two months of this administration. let's dive in. here are the numbers as laid out over the firs

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what do you think of that, pete? >> i don't know. >> well, presidents. >> have. >> to walk and chew gum at the same time. >> and particularly when it comes. >> to president donald. >> trump. >> there was a lengthy. to do list that. >> he got from. >> the american people when he was sent back to the oval office. on that to do list is reducing the size and scope of the federal government and reducing federal spending. we know that massive federal spending is inflationary. you get spending down, you can help prices. it's all interconnected. i understand that folks may want to hear more about the economy and and action steps, but there's a lot that needs to happen all at once. and they're tackling it. >> you know, it's interesting because you make the case that cutting spending is anti-inflationary. i actually haven't heard the white house or president trump make that case yet, because that could be an argument that he could try to make if he were trying to say that he is battling inflation and prices right now, but he j

it is a simple task as elon said and president recognized, jules a pulse check. >> todd: pete hegsethnitial league initially asked them not to reply. now with exception for classified information. >> carley: let's do it. >> todd: big night at 97th academy award in hollywood. anorah taking home five award, best picture. adam sandler appears in sw sweatshirt and shorts and storming out after conan o'brien gave him a hard time for wearing that. and ariana grande and revo performing hits. ♪ there is no fight we cannot win. just you and i. ♪ ♪ defying gravity. >> carley: oscars honoring those who have died over the lasts year. or organize morgan freeman shared how gene hackman would want to be remembered. >> gene hackman said, i don't think about legacy, i just hope people remember me as someone who tried to do good work. gene hackman, you will be remembered for that. and for so much more. >> carley: and adrian brody winning best actor for his role in "the brutalist." >> they are counting me down. thank you, god. acting is fragile profession, it looks glamorous and certain moments it is. >

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went pete hegseth was confirmed heat loss three republicans and nobody wanted to be the fourth republicano sink the nomination. there is a lot of pressure when margins are close to quitting seat vice president vance is joining the senate to walk over. >> i do think it becomes, there there's some very starkat choic. you mention when you're talking with mr. clark earlier they have a funding deadline in a few days, and a little over a week. at the democrats do not play ball in the house that puts a lot of pressure do they want to be the person who's going to be the blame for a government shutdown? dynamics will differ in the senate because they do have the filibuster on appropriation bills the march 14 a budget resolution process the tax cuts will be a different process will get to that in a few months seems like eons. but you never want to be the one person who gets singled out as the person who sunk thed president's agenda and the minority it can say we are not the majority you have to do it on your own. >> one senator is not present in the senate chamber the democrat of michigan. she's gi

[applause] it's now my honor to introduce our amazing caucus chair, pete aguilar. mr. aguilar: i want to thank ted lieu for his service to the country and we are here in the halls of congress. house democrats are focused on the american people that are being harmed which slashes medicaid to pay for tax cuts for billionaires that hurts the v.a. health care system. an air force veteran who was deputy director in s.b.a. gets caught up in elon musk to line his pockets. thank you so much, chris for sharing your story. a mother of foyer who are puts food on the table and keep and through republican betrayed by voting to take away her health care. and eric, an army veteran and front line worker at the v.a. hospital, we will not get distracted by the lies that you heard last night. we are going to keep the focus on where it deserves and the focus on what the president does, not what he says. these stories are happening all over the country. and sadly, it's only going to get worse. it didn't have to be this way, but trump and house republicans refuse to prioritize the needs of

first of all, what an incredible cabinet that president trump has picked having tulsi gabbard and petethe border talking about these issues. now that they are in office, they are able to take a look at the real numbers. the real disaster because we know that the previous administration was not being truthful about what was going on at the border. we have also seen that president trump has been able to take care of it in the first 30-plus days of his administration. certainly, more to do but we used to have 8,000 illegal border crossings under the biden administration in a single day. and we saw in the trump administration, that that was about the number for the entire month. the president is going to continue committing resources to fix this problem. and to make sure that we stop these illegal criminals, drug traffickers, human traffickers, and with ties to terrorism to make sure that they are no longer in our country and that we can protect the american people. >> carley: yeah, danielle, also this, president trump held a really powerful meeting with former hamas hostages. israeli host

first of all, the reason why we've seen, as pete said, a 98% drop in crossings and it's gone to 30 crossings a day because president trump empowered and demanded that his whole government take the task of border control seriously. that's exactly what we're doing. and of course this leads to my final point before we take questions, it is impossible to do without the men and women on the ground who are actually doing the hard work. they just want to be empowered to do their jobs. president trump has made that possible. from the bottom of my heart and to a grateful nation and to every person i've met here today, thank for you working hard on the american people's business. it's been an honor to be with you and an honor to see what you do. we'll keep on supporting you the next four years. congressman gonzalez, thank for you being here and thank for you your leadership and now we'll take questions from reporters. sir? reporter: as you guys have been exemplifying for today border crossings are down, a lot of attention turns to the interior because there's no longer a lot of illegal immigrants. wha