on the peter doocy family thread, we are from kansas, my sister lisa texted, it would have been nicemebody from kansas city showed up to play football. my sister ann, they stunk it up for sure. and my sister said philadelphia was amazing. their defense was like a brick wall, no getting through that. there is analysis of the doocy sisters. >> carley: and gatorade bath, most people voted on purple, it ended up being yellow. >> steve: like a gender reveal. >> carley: over and under how long the anthem would be. 120 seconds, by half a second. >> lawrence: a different rendition, surprised it was below. >> carley: he took it slower. another prop bet, will travis kelce propose on the field? that did not happen. >> lawrence: how do you when you lose. ? >> steve: that is why in the other family thread with my children, talk about taylor swift is wearing white, do you think she is going to get proposed to? >> carley: looked pretty in sparkly the shorts. >> steve: garrett tenney joins us from bourbon street. monday morning in new orleans. >> we are just off bourbon street, the street sweepers a

senior white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off there in the room. od evening,. >> peter: peter good evening, bret. iran is of particular interest for president trump and prime minister netanyahu at the private meeting that they are currently still continuing ahead of this press conference. they are running a little bit late. before president trump signed this memo to apply maximum pressure, maximum u.s. government pressure to the iranian government, he was saying that he hesitated a little bit because he thought it was going to be so hard on the people of iran and we had a chance to ask him about why, for him specifically, it would be so hard. >> peter: unhappy to sign it if it's iran and their proxies who threaten to retaliate against you, and your team by killing you guys or taking out soleimani. >> well, they haven't done that and that would be a terrible thing for them to do not because of me. if they did that, they would be obliterated. that would be the end. i have left instructions if they do it, they get obliterated. there won't be anything l

peter doocy. >> good afternoon. we're hearing now that doge's mission is a lot more narrow then rooting out waste and fraud and abuse. >> i would argue that all of these things are fraudulent. they are wasteful and they are and abuse of the american taxpayer dollar. this is not what the government should be spinning money on. it's contrary to the president's priorities and agenda. if anybody in here wants to argue that the federal government is not fraudulent and in some capacity, be my guest. >> like the iron mountain opm facility, 230 feet underground, millions of manila envelopes and the only way federal workers can process their retirements. >> this looks like something out of the 50s because it was started in 1955. it looks like a time warp. and the speed, the limiting factors the speed at which the elevator can move determines how many people can retire from the federal government. you can do practically anything else and you would add to the goods and services of the united states in a more useful way. >> rep

peter doocy kicking us off at the white house. sandra?ra: let's bring in martha maccallum, here on our new york set, anchor and executive order of "the story." i know you have spoken with a lot of people about this, martha. there is a lot of different takes, a lot of different viewpoints as to how this is going to transpire. "the wall street journal" most recently saying the trump reciprocal tariff vow further breaks from global trading norms. well, he is breaking from a lot of norms right now. >> breaking a lot of stuff all over the place. i think whenever anyone responds to something that president trump is doing right now and says, well, this isn't the way it has been done for decades. several pieces written this morning about the aspects of the trump agenda. this isn't the way it has been done for decades. we need to get used to that. i think what we are going to see today as president trump set on that truth social post is the big one. he has talked about this all throughout the entire campaign, that trade should be reciprocal. look

larry: all right peter doocy great stuff we would love to hear you from netanyahu meeting. if you could make it. so, folks, now, don't let china slip away, president trump, that is the subject of the riff. we know that president trump has slapped new 10% tariff on china. and for a bunch of rei reerreason i hope he does not relent, at a p a pressure he said this. >> president xi any update on what you speak with him. >> i will speak to him at the appropriate time, i'm in no rush. larry: i love that, i'm in no rush. good for mr. trump. in china's continuous unfair trading practicesser with learning they never enforced hard fought china phase one trade deal negotiated by president trump in his first term. first enforced it someone to china trade team then, i can tell you dealing with china is like pleading water from a stone. key points where china's theft and intellectual property and force to transfer of technology it, with few extensions, they do not lit american-owned companies operate in china, they did not make purchases of farm or manufacturing commodities they promised

peter doocy live on the north lawn. peter, thanks. today some of musk's harshest critics tried to get into one of the billionaires targets. the education department. it's on focus next as you heard from the president. they, the democrats, are upset over the president's suggestion that that agency may be eliminated and things became heated at the department's headquarters. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram shows us tonight from capitol hill. good evening, chad. bret good evening, education ambush, education department, 30 house democrats tried to bully their way into the building. president trump wants to ax the department. >> got 100 people out here. [shouting] >> congress? >> we are trying to save your job. you won't have a job if we don't help you. >> chad: california democrat maxine waters is a former head start official running early child education programs. she hectored security personnel who locked out democrats. >> and this is going to go out in history, the man who blocked the doors of the department of -- hold

liz: peter doocy thank you so much. think canada be much better off being a 51st state because we lose $200 billion a year with canada. why are we paying $200 billion a year? essentially to canada and we're not that rich right now, we have $36 trillion because we let all these nations take advantage of us. same thing. like 200 billion with canada. we have a deficit with mexico of 350 billion. >> i don't think there's any plans to invade canada. really what you're seeing is a reassure version of american leadership in the western hemisphere from the arctic down to the panama canal. america has avoided our own hemisphere where we have the energy, the food and critical minerals for way too long and you're seeing a reassertion. liz: you heard from president trump pointing out the imbalance from our overseas partners. the u.s. is spending money and we're not getting a lot in return. that's the president's position. let's kind out from o'leary ventures chairman, mr. wonderful, kevin o'leary, what he thinks about the president

peter doocy, thank you. jason chaffetz is with me on the mezz. former republican congressman from utah and served at the chairman of oversight committee. a lot will happen in the next 30 days. if mexico and canada were feeling pressure going to yesterday's midnight deadline. 30 days of what they're seeing on the border will do. >> look at the calendar. the joint address to congress is 30 days. you don't think president trump wants to stand before congress and the american people and make the case against -- for what he is doing now? that is no accident. >> harris: talk to me about china. they have not capitulated. so everybody had that same deadline. you saw phone calls and all of that falling from mexico and canada, yeah, what can we do. let's stretch it out, 30 days. 10 thousand troops and in his prior term as president my recollection is they sent 6 thousand mexican troops. they've upped the antti at this time under pressure. what's going on with china? >> peter sitser in his book blood money details this. china takes the precursors, the pill

>> peter doocy, thank you.nedy, we saw a lot they are, but i want to focus on this point, which is that on the meter of freak outs, what is this proposed impeachment indicating to you? apparently, legislating or representing constituents, representing that 74 million americans -- off the table apparently with those democratic lawmakers? >> what they're doing is fighting to keep corrupt bureaucratic state in place, which costs taxpayers a lot of money, and people are finally waking up to realize that the government takes their money and then wastes their money and makes their lives very difficult. this is falling on deaf ears. everyone has heard this chorus over and over and over again. it's 2025. hysteria doesn't sell: action does. unfortunately, they aren't offering action in terms of counterproposals, ideas, data-driven solutions. what they are offering is violent action. we've already seen a president who was reelected in the face of two assassination attempts. my fear is that these people are trying to fan

ambassador to nato kurt volker is here and will join us coming up but first senior correspondent peter doocylive at the white house for us. peter, what are we learning about this call, these calls, there were multiple. >> sandra, the trump-putin phone call lasted over an hour and resulted for a plan on meeting in munich on friday. vice president vance and secretary of state rubio will meet with ukraine zelenskyy and president trump saying as these peace talks begin he walked the cia director john ratcliffe, nsa mike waltz, and steve witkoff all at the table. >> i myself just spoke to the president about these calls and he told me to tell all of you they were very good calls, they were very positive, and the administration is wholeheartedly committed to a peace deal to end once and for all the russia-ukraine war. >> trump's telling of the putin call reads, in part, president putin used my very strong campaign model of common sense, we both believed strongly in it and agreed to work together closely including visiting each other's nations. there was some breaking news this morning, one america

peter doocy asked benjamin netanyahu, you know, you got donald trump and joe biden bothing in yaghtd d who do you give credit to netanyahu said trump. at the earlier spray earlier in the day peter was not far from the resolute desk and he said okay, and it was another one of those wide ranging trump interviews with the press. peter said okay, so, mr. president, you are talking about getting rid of the department of education. so, why have you nominated a secretary for the department of education by the name of linda mcmahon who used to run sba? that was the question. here's what the president said. >> i told linda, linda, i hope you do a great job and put yourself out of a job. i want her to put herself out of a job. education department. so we're ranked number 40 out of 40 schools. right? we're ranked number one in cost per pupil. spend more per pupil than any other country in the world. we are ranked at the bottom of the list. we are ranked very badly. what i want to do is let the states run schools. i believe strongly in school choice but in addition to that, i want the states to r

negotiation there. >> sandra: you asked me what i thought the first question would be and that is from peter doocysked about musk about loving donald trump. he asked how the first lady was taking that. and the president said i think she will be okay with that somehow. >> john: peter asked about a doge employee who had been fired and then j.d. vance thought should be reinstated. to the president said he agreed with j.d. vance. i guess that person will get his job back and we will hear about that likely in the days ahead. >> sandra: we will, indeed. that does it for us. we will see you on monday. that was another busy afternoon. i can only guess what will happen on monday, john. >> john: it is not over yet because the president has eeo signing about religious fittings as well. the super bowl coming up on sunday. don't forget to watch that an all-day fox, a whole day of programming. >> sandra: i'm predicting chiefs, i don't know. still and i'm chiefs, but hoping eagles. the story with martha starts

asheba is already here. >> peter doocy on the north lawn, thanks.esulting in increased effort to find and report illegal immigrants where significant resistance from democratic leaders in sanctuary cities. we have fox team coverage tonight. mike tobin is in chicago on details on the sanctuary locations and what the administration is doing about it. first up, correspondent bill melugin in aurora, colorado. good evening, bill bar and grill bar and grill bret, good evening to you. it felt like the huge operation was really just doomed from the very beginning when they first got things rolling there had been leaks to the media. there were articles written that this operation was coming and, as a result. they fell very, very short of their goal of arresting dozens of tren de aragua gang members. >> we have already identified how this offense got leaks. i will do a bet today. >> border czar tom homan heeded on fox today and reacting to a failed federal operation in aurora, colorado. that ice officials believe was derailed due to leaks to the media. homan

. >> steve: charlie and i were talking about peter doocy.eter doocy told me he will be, i think, in the front row today at that end have. let's see. >> ainsley: wonderful. >> steve: meantime asking carley what she has got cooking. >> carley: i will serve it up to you right now. happening on capitol hill. the senate judiciary committee holding a hearing titled the poisoning of america. aimed at addressing the fentanyl epidemic in america. comes as tariffs against china take effect today in large part due to the deadly flow of fentanyl from china. the hearing is scheduled to begin at 10:30 eastern time. also today a pair of committee also be voting on whether or not to send two of president trump's most high profile cabinet picks to the senate floor. director of the national intelligence nominee tulsi gabbard will be facing the senate intelligence committee while trump's hhs pick rfk jr. in front of the senate finance committee. both committees may not get a floor vote until some time next week. did you hear this? new jersey governor phil murp

. >> steve: peter doocy joins us live, did they doge a bullet? >> peter: they did doge a bullet and federal judge is telling unions trying to stop the federal workforce buyout to stop it. this ruling came down from a judge in massachusetts. unions do not have a direct stake in the directive. this court lacks subject matter jurisdiction. so far trump team believes they have shrunk federal workforce by 3% and 75,000 people want to take offered buyout as long as it holds up in courts and that will be 75,000 fewer federal workers. another win for the white house, different federal judge in rhode island, resulted president and advisors can cut or freeze federal spending as long as existing laws on the books are being followed. >> president trump: they are taking massive amounts of money and spending. i went through 200 expenditures made and three looked reasonable. i want to commend elon musk. he does not need this. he is abused by you people everyday and he's got credibility to do it. >> peter: president trump will have a press conference about this l

. >> emily: peter doocy is live at the white house with the details. peter?er: good morning, the effort to make the government more efficient has fallen down a mine shaft. 230 feet below boyers, pennsylvania in butler county where millions of manila envelopes represent the pain-stakingly slow federal retirement process most number that can retire in a month is 10,000. why is that on paper. manually calculated, written down on a piece of paper them goes down a mine. yeah a limestone mine where we store all the retirement paper paperwork. >> peter: this is it looks like a place to ride out a explosion. they very slowly process the papers by hand. a sinkhole of bureaucracy. so far president trump is pleased with efforts to make things more efficient and he says he is not worried about potential conflicts of interest for musk. >> we thought that we would not let him do that segment or look in that area, if we thought there was a lack of transparency or a conflict of interest. and, we watched that, also. it's a big businessman. he is a successful guy. that's why w

next up, update on trump's tariff diplomacy and fox news peter doocy live in the briefing room. peter, what's cooking? reporter: larry, all the officials continue telling us all the tariffs are about keeping fentanyl out of the country. but we are also marrying from one trade adviser that the trade is part of a laryngoer transportation that could be coming. going for tariffs and the news and external revenue service. >> tariffs were paused and both neighbors sending 10,000 people to their sides of boarder and being on the lookout for drugs and if it doesn't, we're back here in 29 days. none of that though addressing chinese component and they've levied retaliatory tariffs on the president trump said he's not that worried about it. >> it's the president's utmost responsibility to protect american lives and the 10% tariff on china and now president xi reached out to president trump to speak about this, maybe to begin a negotiation and see how that call goes. reporter: and the reason that we are reporting from the briefing room this afternoon instead of outside on the lawn is becaus

senior white house correspondent peter doocy. peter. >> that doesn't sound good.ars that this morning at least one of those democrats has walked back some of their tough talk about these budget cuts. chris van hollen was talking about fighting in the courts and fighting in the streets. we just heard from him again and he is only talking about the courts. >> courts are putting up a big red light to a lot of president trump's proposals. the key now will be whether or not he actually supports and respects the court order. if he doesn't we're in a whole different world of problems. >> jd vance is saying when elon and the team start evidence i was very supportive. thought the waste and fraud will top off at a certain number but the real number will be much higher. the small group of people are helping musk do it here. >> have you met any of these guys? >> president trump: i haven't seen them. they work out of the white house. 15 or 20 things they found inside of the usaid. it has to be corrupt. nobody could approve that. they could only approve that if they were gettin

mexico also agreed to send 10,000 troops to the border and fox news senior white house correspondent peter doocy live at the white house. reporter: liz, president trump getting on truth social going for them and going for the northern boarder and it was like 10,000 front line workers and canadians going to send to the northern side and trudeau going to appointment a fentanyl czar as well. and that's a world of difference in just two hours since president trump talked about this at resolute desk. >> anything he can give you? >> i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. we have big deficits with canada and canada is very tough. we're not treated well by canada. we have to be treated well. reporter: white house you have officials thought it was a drug war and not a trade war. something that china has a big part in. >> president trump is sending a strong mesosole judge to the rest of the world and north american allies canada and mexico and going to be a dumping ground for illegal immigrants. reporter: bottom line is costs go up and to make that point, they have got props. it's going to affect beer

. >> steve: peter doocy joins us. will they wear suits or camo? >> peter: great question the suit could help them camouflage themselves and blend in. new president, donald trump is trying to shrink size of the government and irs is growing. light bulb, take irs employees biden wanted to hire to go catch illegal immigrants. new letter from kristi noem to, law enforcement personnel available to assist with immigration enforcement in light of recent increase to the irs budget. sometimes irs workers help with tax and mony laundering and sometimes with more traditional enf enforcement. >> they can cover a backdoor, transport and process. noncriminal irs agent, they can help us do intelligence and wrap-around infrastructure planning. we'll take them, we need all the help we can get, this is a big operation. >> peter: counter cartel mission, u2 spy plane is flying and there are aircraft flying length of the border, the goal is to disrupt cartel and human trafficking and deter people from entering illegally on their own. there are examples it is working.

two of negotiates happening this week but you are right president trump was asked yesterday by peter doocy should get credit for latest ceasefire deal here is what president said. >> president trump, prime minister netanyahu we've heard joe biden and donald trump take credit for hostage and ceasefire deals who do you think deserves more credit? >> i think president trump had a great force, leadership to this effort i appreciate it. he sent -- helped it along, and, you know, i am telling you i am happy they are here i am sure the president is happy that they are here. >>of course that was witkoff what does phase two look like would you say to quitaires right now in the middle of negotiating between hamas and israel? >> well, prime minister netanyahu after my and special envoy meeting another round of go, working with, our partners to qataris working with partners egyptians, at the end of the day, hamas cannot be allowed to continue to terrorize the region, the american people need to think about hamas right in the same senate as al-qaeda and isis worst terrorist groups in the world we could

peter doocy is live. this was quite a reprieve from mexico. do we know how it is going to end up a month from now? >> it was quite off the phone call with trump and the mexican president. he says that was friendly and she said that was good, but we can say the mexican side figured out how to delay the implementation of these terrorist and trump explained the deal. he said she agreed to supply 10,000 mexicans soldiers. they will be designated to stop the flow of sentinel and migrants into our country. we agree to pause the anticipated tariffs for a one-month period. just because they made a deal with trump doesn't mean the canadians are going to do the same. it's not just because trump has been taunting the outgoing prime minister about becoming the of canada. they don't think the canadians comprehend the terrorist threat. >> they appear to have missed understood the plain language of the executive order and they are interpreting it as a trade war. it is about a drug war, sentinel, and more people died last year than in the vietnam war. >> the

and spoke at national prayer breakfast it morning and fox news senior white house correspondent peter doocy at the white house with more. good to see you. reporter: liz, good evening. today is attorney general pam bondi's first full day on the job and she got a big new assignment from president trump via this eo. >> anti-christian bias. never heard of that one before; right. the tariffs will work to fully prosecute anti-christian violence and vandeberg vandalism in our society and move heaven and earth to protect the rights of christians and believers nationwide. reporter: another big executive order today comes with big punishment for any americans that help icc, international criminal court investigate americans or american allies. if you do that and you deal with new financial and visa sanctions. the president is doing this because he's still upset that icc approved an arrest warrant for benjamin netanyahu a few monarchies ago and a federal judge giving all federal workers till monday to mull over a buyout offer if that money winds up being approved by congress. >> we expect it to infras

first, peter doocy live at the white house. as president trump -- expected to go 3 for 3 on the trade fr front. >> expected to, maybe not right away. the president's advisors don't seem like they are in as much of a hurry to prove that tariffs on china can work. >> this is not our first rodeo. we have to have institutional memory. you above all people the china tariffs. zero inflation. let's trust in trump. trust in trump. >> by the first week of march, we could be right back here if the 10,000 troops mexico was sending to their side of the border and the 10,000 frontline personnel canada is sending to their side of the border don't meaningfully reduce the amount of funds and all coming into the united states. while the effort ramps up, opponents believe could help negotiate with beijing. >> if you look at canada and mexico coming in from the cold, realizing they are in an infinite position. he gives trump a way to deal strongly with china which -- to rejoin the 2020 phase phase one trade agreement they broke and deal with the

liz peter doocy, great reporting as always. now watch this. >> we're coming in. we're coming in. don't block the door. we're coming in. who are you? >> you're not coming in. >> who are you? >> do you have business here? [ talking over each other ] >> security and responsibility. >> get out of the way. who are you? >> did elon musk hire you? >> who do you work for? >> are you not aware of members of congress? >> we're trying to save your -- >> we're members of congress, let us in. >> there's no business for you here. that's why. liz: gee, nothing makes your point like terrorizing a federal worker just doing his job. that was action today, 30 democrats led by maxine waters trying to storm into the education department to protest elon musk and doge. they yelled at that security guard and you saw his face. isn't that how all americans feel about this new tactic and tried to storm treasury department, epa and speaker johnson's office and we wonder what was their plan once they got in? welcome to the show, larry elder, host of elder foundation and one and only larry elder. when you hea

it is ongoing and we will see the two of them but first peter doocy lead from the white house. r, what else did they discuss? >> we know from president trump's comment a few minutes ago they are talking about ai. he didn't think deepseek chinese release last week was that big of a deal. impact, he thought it was a good thing for the ai competition. they will talk about north korea and of course, there will be some talk about president trump's efforts here to pare back the federal government with the help of the world's richest man in. listen to this. >> elon his finding tremendous fraud, waste and corruption. you see it with usaid but you will find it more with other agencies and other parts of government. he has a group that is fantastic and he's been able to do this a long time. everybody knew it was existent. but i think never so much. >> there is from "cbs news" right now, president trump may allow the nippon steel take over a rather purchase of u.s. steel to move forward, $14 deal that he and joe biden oppose during campaign season. and joe biden used power of presidency to

peter doocy asked the president about this in the oval office yesterday. >> on the education department, why nominate linda mcmahon to be the education department secretary if you will get rid of the education department? >> president trump: i told linda. i hope you do a great job and put yourself out of a job. we spend more per pupil than any other country in the world and we're ranked at the bottom of the list, very badly. i want to let the states run schools. >> trump wants to reduce the size of the federal government through executive orders, buy-outs and layoffs. an official says at least 20,000 government workers have taken the buy-out offer and that number is rapidly growing ahead of the deadline tomorrow. today the house oversight committee holds a right sizing government hearing and c.i.a. there appears to be changes headed there. "wall street journal" reported the spy agency is freezing job hiring unless the applicants have the right background for the agency's new goals, undermining china. the following message was posted on friday before midnight all usaid higher personnel w

sitting president to attend the super bowl and we are peter doocy asking about his prediction, watch.quarterback the chiefs can be a good winner. >> it's always cool to be able to play in front of a sitting president someone at the top outer country i didn't see the clip it's cool to hear that he see me play football and respects the game that i play. >> i'm excited because it's the biggest game of my life and not having the president of is the best country in the world. >> politics and football coach, your reaction. >> is a good thing they played after the a election he might've had to go to pennsylvania is a swing state he might've had to go to jail and hurts in the philadelphia eagles that was a diplomatic answer it doesn't energize the players underlines the sheer magnitude of this game in the sitting president of the united states will be the and the professionals and all that out that's very real president trump will be there and that's very special with them. >> joe borrelia's onset with me. >> a giants fan i was drowning in beer and buffalo wings back then but we saw patrick m

didn't peter doocy, ask how elon musk felt about him, as close a straight guy could feel and president the question. he says i don't think melania will mind. that's what i'm talking about. morning in america. rachel: should we deport him? >> frankly -- [laughter] >> no. i don't think he's the problem. but i don't want to -- rachel: you want to deport her? >> the president made a point. can i leave it at that? i don't want to be rude. rachel: you're such a nice guy. you're such a classy guy. trump was always team queen. he was on the side of the queen, thought the spat was their fault. snl is preparing to celebrate 50 years and you are a famous member of the snl cast and you're releasing your memoir, called "an joaverage joe, the mr moi mmemoirs of a blue collar sd tearer." >> i signed it. i was talking about the early days in the comedy clubs, 44th and ninth, right across the street. that whole chunk, eddie murphy right there, mayor koch, we had so much fun. i put it all in the book. i didn't throw anybody under the bus. i took the high road. is that okay? rachel: i love that you take

i am joined in studio but first to the senior white house correspondent, peter doocy. >> on her first full day on the job president trump is putting the new attorney general to work with this new job. [applause] >> president donald trump: never heard of that one before but the task force will work to fully prosecute anti-christian violence and vandalism in our society and to move heaven and earth to defend the rights of christians and religious believers nationwide. >> reporter: another big order coming for any americans that help the icc, international criminal court investigate allies and if you do that you will deal with new visa sanctions. the president is doing this because he is still mad the icc approved an arrest warrant for benjamin netanyahu. all of this is happening, a federal judge has now given all federal workers till monday to mull over a buyout offer of eight months salary and benefits if that money winds up being approved by congress. >> we expect it to increase and save the american people tens of millions of dollars. we encourage federal workers in the city to accep

senior white house correspondent peter doocy. a lot of movement today. >> we found out how much it costs to get rid of a 25% tariff for a month. the cost is 10,000 mexican troops and president trump himself just went live confirming this. he is saying i just spoke with president claudia sheinbaum of mexico. she have agreed to mowedly supply 10,000 mexican soldiers on the border. these soldiers will designated to stop the flow of fentanyl and illegal migrants into our country. agreed to immediately pause the anticipated tariff for one month during which we will have negotiations headed by secretary of state marco rubio, treasury secretary scott bessent and howard lutnick and high level representatives from mexico. i look forward to achieving a deal between our two countries. the president deployed some of his economic advisors to shows this morning to explain it wasn't about punishing consumers. it was about something else. >> president trump was absolutely 100% clear that this is not a trade war. this is a drug war. there are per

peter doocy is standing in front of the white house. ite house and he joins us with a thorough report. peter? >> peter: yes, and doge is going underground, literally. 230 feet under ground in boyers, pennsylvania where the company dire mountain is leasing face to the feds for 700 plus opm workers most number of nominee can retire in a month is 10,000. we ever like why is that? well, because all the retirement paperwork is manual, on paper. manually, written down on a piece of paper. then it goes down a mine and we're like what do you mean a mine? yeah. there is a limestone mine where we store all the retirement paperwork. >> and this is it. we is a picture. looks like a place to ride out a nuclear blast. federal workers very slowly process retirement papers by hand. the feds have spent hundreds of millions of dollars trying to dig tides it in the past. they couldn't. so far president trump says is he pleased with efforts to make things more efficient and is he not worried at all about potential conflicts of interest for musk. >> we thoug

. >> lawrence: senior correspondent peter doocy joins us now. >> sometimes those irs agents would be helping build a tax or money laundering case against an illegal immigrant. but, sometimes, they are just going to be standing there next to the door while a swat team knocks it down. >> they can certainly back door. certainly transport. certainly help process the noncriminal irs agent. they can help us process and do some intelligence wrap around infrastructure planning. we will use all the help we can get it's a big operation. >> peter: homeland security wrote to the treasure buy department about extra irs's hands. dhs's understanding the depadepartment of treasury has qualified law enforcement personnel available to assist in immigration enforcement. especially in light of recent increases to the internal revenue service's workforce and budget. there are more tools the trump team is using here including for the first time ever in a counter cartel operation. a u2 spy plane has been flying over u.s. soil according to the a report by cnn. law enforcement sometimes struggles to keep up

peter doocy. >> mr. musk is taking democratic criticisms of the doge effort head on. >> some of the things that i say will be incorrect and should be corrected. so nobody is going to bat 1,000. we will make mistakes but quickly correct any mistakes. >> democrats continue complaining about musk's new influence in the trump white house. >> everyone knows there is waste in government and should be cut. but doge is using a meat axe and cutting things efficient and effective. if you want to make cuts, then you do it through a debate in congress, not lawlessly by just implementing them. >> musk and trump are hoping to keep the public on their side flagging things that just seem impractical like the analog system for processing federal retirements that requires 700 opm workers and millions of manila envelopes, 230 feet beneath pennsylvania in an old limestone mine shaft. >> this mine looks like something out of the 50s because it was started in 1955. it looks like a time warp. then the speed, the limiting facto

senior white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off live tonight from the north lawn. od evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. the president is going to try to pitch the u.s. takeover of gaza to the king of jordan next week. remember, so far jordan is one of the countries in the middle east has said they don't want palestinian refugees. >> this is an out-of-the-box idea. >> peter: the idea the u.s. takeover of the gaza strip. >> i don't want to be a wise guy but the rivera of the middle east. >> peter: democrats condemn the expansionist effort. >> an invasion of u.s. troops into gaza would not make americans more safe it. would make americans a target. >> peter: that's not a sure thing. >> the president has not committed to putting boots on the ground in gaza. >> peter: a trump commitment on the campaign trail became the latest executive order today. >> the war on women's sports is over. >> effective immediately the new order prohibits biological males from competing against biological females for sports teams at schools at any level that receive federal taxpaye

another access to federal funds under certain conditions peter doocy joins us live from the white houseith all the details. hey, peter. >> white house officials think they have now shrunken the federal workforce by about 3%. because 75,000 workers took the so-called fork in the road buyout and a judge in massachusetts is telling unions suing to stop it. they don't have the standing. the quote is the unions do not have the required directed stake in the fork directive, this is not sufficient, second, the court looks subject -- lacks subject matter jurisdiction to consider the plaintiff's pleaded claims. more good news for the doge team at the white house came from a federal judge in rhode island who ruled that the white house can cut or freeze federal funding as long as they are following existing rules and regulation. >> they are taking massive amounts of money and spending it on items. i went through a list of 200 expenditures that were made. and i found three that looked like they were reasonable. i want to commend elon because he has done a fantastic -- he doesn't need this. he is ab

we go to fox news senior white house correspondent peter doocy. outside the white house. >> hearing from white house officials all the way up to the president himself they do not consider this to be a trade war, they are called to get a drug war. they think the mexican president gets that, they do not think the canadian prime minister gets that. >> is there anything he can give you when you talk again to create a pause? >> i don't know. we have big deficits with canada. canada is very tough. we are not treated well by canada and we have to be treated well. >> a trump and xi jingping recall is expected on tariffs including the loophole that allows stuff under $800 to ship into the u.s. duty-free. the big goal with these china tariffs is to keep fentanyl components in china. >> president to represent a very strong message to the rest of the world including our north american allies in canada and mexico that the united states will no longer be a dumping ground for a legal deadly drugs and illegal immigrants. >> democratic line with all of this is tha

peter doocy joining me from the white house.ss a deal can be worked out before the announcement. >> any steel coming into the united states is going to have a 25% terra. >> what about aluminum. >> aluminum to. >> 25%. >> both. >> whether the president's top economic advisor kevin hassett said almost every trading partner has higher tariffs, the only trading partner that's about where we are canada and mexico part of the trachea but outside of that the uk has roughly the same tariff that we do with that you 2 - 3% higher. the truck team sisi as reciprocal it's part of a broader effort to save money and make money back the latest upper over the weekend is that president trump is telling his treasury secretary scott bessent to stop minting pennies. >> were to be talking about that with capital theory coming up, thank you very much it's a perfect time to bring in kevin o'leary did the aluminum and steel tariffs concern you. >> obviously all terra she should be concerned about because it's escalating trade wars, let's talk about tari

. >> carley: senior white house correspondent peter doocy joins us with more this morning.>> peter: dad, if you want to scroint secret service there is a guard shack. email your details. >> steve: peter, they got my picture on the wall. >> peter: that's true actually, i think. president trump is back here at the white house. he didn't get back until after midnight about 12:30. when he did, he told the reporters who were hanging around that they are going to have a meeting at the white house today about reciprocal steel tariffs on canada and mexico. and his argument is that they are charging us more than we charge them more you announced tariffs on canada and mexico. got action on both of them border security and drug intradeduction. >> a lot of interaction. >> is that good enough. >> no. >> bret: more needed in 30 days. >> something has to happen. it's not sustainable. and i'm changing it. >> bret: prime minister said a group of canadian businessmen a private meeting. he said that your wish for canada to be the 51st state is a, quote: real thing. is it a real thing? >> yeah

peter doocy has details on that and more on the white house north lawn. >> dhs is saying that four employeesd leadership by sending millions of dollars to new york city for hotels and other migrant needs last week. those four have been fired. >> it's long overdue, frankly. these funds have been misappropriated going back to the biden administration. and new york city, a sanctuary city, has been wasting billions of dollars of taxpayer money, billions with a b, to provide free housing, clothing, food, education and healthcare to illegal immigrants. >> dhs wants i.r.s. agents at the boarding writing it is dhs understanding that they have qualified law enforcement personnel to assist with immigration enforcement in light of recent increases to the internal revenue services workforce and budget. >> who would be better than the i.r.s. agents to track down that money laundering an work with the dhs agents. i think it is good use of our resources as well and again i'm all behind president trump's plan here. >> there is also already news today about the leaks that have been hindering ice raids across

during the news conference our own peter doocy asked netanyahu the following question. >> we have heard biden and donald trump take credit for the hostage and cease-fire deal. who do you think deserves more credit? >> i think president trump added great force and powerful leadership to this effort. i appreciate it. he sent a very good emissary. he has helped along. >> salvo in the oval office before the news conference. own gaza and dismantling all the unexploded ordinance. rebuild it, guys. >> brian: lucas, no doubt they are in a situation where they have to make a decision. netanyahu says there is no way hamas will stay in charge. michael waltz says that the trump administration position is there's no way hamas stays in charge. but, if you have seen the hostage takeover, they are still the number one presence in the area. they are the ones still with the guns. >> lucas: that's right. we saw those hamas soldiers kidded with out with brand new uniforms, weapons. hamas still a force in gaza. also, just a few days ago when trump was talking about leveling tariffs on mexico and canada you

peter doocy reports from the white house. let's begin there. north lawn we go. peter, let's start. good morning. >> uh-huh is right, bill. office of personnel management is pleased a federal judge upheld the fork in the rug federal buy-out for the 75,000 people that said they want it. this judge told the unions suing to stop the fork in the road direct live that the unions don't have the required direct stake in the fork corrective. they're challenging a policy that affects others, executive branch employees. this is not sufficient. >> it is the administration's position that well be vindicated and the president's executive actions that he took were completely within the law. they were constitutional and we look forward to the day where he can continue to implement his agenda. >> another win from another federal judge in rhode island who says presidents can cut or freeze spending as long as they don't break any existing laws or regulations. that judge ruled the existing statute does not bar the president and much of the federal government from exercising their own lawful authoritie

. >> harris: senior white house correspondent peter doocy. you want radical change, it is afoot. >> everybody here at the trump white house knows the democrats are really upset about elon musk's effort to trim down federal spending. but it has not affected his standing here one bit. >> the president is 100% serious about deficit reduction. it's one reason why elon is on the team and we've been overwhelmed with the positive response of elon's efforts. elon is the hardest working guy i've ever seen. >> the principle deputy press secretary at the white house democrats have no plan how to recover from their embarrassing loss and it shows. instead of working to party that focuses on the will of the people they are hell bent on keeping heads in the sand and gas lighting on the widely supported mission of doge. slashing waste, fraud and abuse and becoming better stewards of the american taxpayers might be a crime to democrats but not a crime in a court of law. the plan is to cut the 10,000-person usaid workforce down to 294 people. the president is

here's our own peter doocy asking the president about this yesterday. >> reporter: and on the educationeducation department secretary if you're going to get rid of the -- >> because i told linda, linda, i hope you do a good job and put yourself out of a job. we spend more per pupil than any if other country in the world, and we're ranked at the bottom of the list. we're ranked very badly. what i want to do is let the states run schools. >> reporter: stuart, trump wants to reduce the size of the federal government through executive orders, buyouts and and layoffs. at least 20,000 government workers have taken that buyout offer, and that number is, quote, rapidly growing ahead of the deadupline tomorrow. deadline tomorrow. as you mentioned, the house oversight committee holds a right-sizing government hearing, and the cia appears headed for major changes. the spy agency is freezing job hiring unless the applicants have the right background for the agency's new goals which include undermining china. and last night usaid posting the following on their web side: on friday, just before midnig

and when peter doocy asked the president about it, he said he didn't know the details, but he'd side is leaving nbc, part of a trend where prominent journalists are launching their own sites and podcasts. >>> jim acosta, whose disdain for donald trump when he covered the white house was palpable, has been forced out by the brass at cnn. here's what he said in his parting words about the reelected president. >> one final message. don't give in to the lies. don't give many to the fear. in to the fear. howard: today is super bowl sunday. donald trump will be at the new orleans superdome. he's already done an interview with fox's bret baier, and that airs on fox's broadcast. remember when joe biden refusedded to do two of these easy sit-downs? for football fans the question is whether patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs can win their third straight game, never been done, against the philadelphia eagles. for everyone else, you know what's coming, taylor swift will be there rooting for the chiefs and her boyfriend, travis kelce. will he pop the question? his answer to the press was,

peter doocy is at the white house. good morning. >> good morning, dana.e can report today from the white house that president trump still has a long memory. he has not forgotten taylor swift endorsed kamala harris and explains the truth social late last night. the only one that had a tougher night than the kansas city chiefs was taylor swift. she got booed out of the stadium. maga is very unforgiving. field level last night defensive tackle chris jones from the chiefs sought out the president for a handshake during the pre-game and in the suite the president and patrick mahomes family posed for a friendly-looking photo. back in d.c. the doge cost cutting effort continued despite democratic protests. the president has no problems with this team led by the world's richest man. >> you say you trust him. >> president trump: trust elon? he is not gaining anything. i wonder how he can devote the time to it he is so into it. i'll tell him very soon, like maybe in 24 hours, to go check the department of education. he will find the same thing. then he will go to t

peter doocy i believe asking a question about if you realize that joe biden has signed on with a bige said they left us a mess to deal with. and he has bigger problems than signing with a talent agency but among the things that he just spoke about our eliminating the department of education, something he campaigned on. he said he wants the focus and the money to go back to the states so that they can allocate the money and improve the education of american students that has fallen woefully behind other countries and he talked about how low ranked we are in comparison to even places like china and to change all that and he thinks eliminating the department of education is a good place to start and also spoke very forcefully at the top about iran saying that he believes that they are too close to having a nuclear weapon. he is open to discussions with iran but he believes that the whole region really wants peace and he says saudi arabia clearly would like to move towards peace. he believes that iran is probably interested in it and look for a better future for gaza and right now he is

joining us now senior white house correspondent peter doocy. starting the show with an angle about doge and what they're up against and what they're doing. we then went to this story. now it's going to be the riviera on the gaza strip. this is where we are at the end of a day. >> peter: one of the very surprising things about this announcement was doge, so much of the talk talk shrinking the size of the federal government and shrinking federal spending to take over gaza would probably be really expensive. we did not get to the dollars and cents of it during this press conference tonight. something else that we don't know. who came up with this plan and when did they come up with it because earlier in the day, president trump was still talking about gaza, basically as a wasteland, as a destruction site. his team was out there on the shows and background call saying 10 to 15 years before anything can be done there the president never mentioned that the united states was going to take over gaza and so this could be, again, first draft history what

so yes, i called on peter doocy basically every day.ur attention to something you might have missed in what has been an absolute avalanche of news. on friday, the pentagon effectively removed several major news organizations from their office spaces in favor of much friendlier outlets. the pentagon spokesperson said the very conservative new york post would be would replace the new york times, the very conservative cable channel. one america news would be swapped in for nbc. the very conservative breitbart news would serve as a radio outlet instead of npr and the huffpost, which doesn't even have a pentagon correspondent, would switch in for politico. that pentagon spokesperson said the goal of the changes is to, quote, broaden access to the limited space of the correspondents corridor to outlets that have not previously enjoyed the privilege. but i think it's pretty clear what's happening here. and just remember, this should not be seen as only a punishment of news organizations who ask hard questions. it is that this should be seen as