phil. you got to be dr. phil. >> yeah. how do you know me? >> no, i've seen you on "dr.know. on tv. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> jon: "how do you know me?" you've been in one thing! how do you know i am dr. phil? because you're on the "dr. phil" show! you're dr. phil! "how do you know me?" "uh, weren't you in "goodfellas?" no, you are [bleep] dr. phil. i would know that little egghead anywhere. little bald mustache southern drawl. "how do you know me." that picture. i guess dr. phil finally cashed someone outside. [cheers and applause] how about that? [laughter and applause] no, no. we are almost done. look, the trump administration were clearly ready for this. it was almost as though they had some project for what they might do in 2025. and they're so emboldened, they're not even stopping on american shores! >> the president said he thought more than a million palestinians in gaza could be moved to nearby arab countries. >> jon: what does [bleep]? he is so emboldened, he wants to start deporting people from other people's countries! you know what, dr. phil, he'll be down in gaz

>> well great question phil. you know, i harken back to standing on a corner of bourbon and contact with anderson cooper. man, uh, almost 20 years ago when he asked a similar question about after katrina, where new orleans goes is we go where we've always been, always been, uh, one of the most iconic cities in america with the great afrocentric afro-caribbean culture, with music and food and revelry. and we go back to being resilient. we're we're look, we're we're new orleans. we're one of the most authentic different places in the world. and definitely in this nation. so we go back to being who we are, but hopefully with a sense of confidence in knowing that what wasn't done will be done moving forward. and i think that's essential right now. how do we work out the kinks? but a lot of pressure is being put on cities like ours. and even if no one is hurt, the people who are trying to hurt us just by making us have to spend millions and billions of dollars more on security, whether it's airport security, whether it's

especially to the people of new orleans, want to ensure that they're safe. >> i do want to ask you, phil, you know, the fbi made it sort of clear that this wasn't a 100% inspired by i.s.i.s.. what does it tell you about the effectiveness of i.s.i.s. messaging, which really has been physically crippled in places like syria and iraq? >> persistence over time. >> if you look at insurgency, counterinsurgency, terrorism over the course of years, some of the most persistent are not based on people who have economic problems, people who have ethnic problems. some of the most persistent challenges in terms of counterterrorism and counterinsurgency over the decades are people who are inspired by religion because, of course, they believe that god is speaking to them, saying that there's a divine need for you to go act in this case in bourbon street. so regardless of whether the geography of i.s.i.s. changes, they lose territory in iraq, they lose territory in syria, especially in the age of youtube videos where a preacher can speak to you for years, this persistence of a religious message that says, if

be 2 squared dispute due to some new could not have to go to some fluid to quote to this or to is phil you if i told them to post putting the data, contact me, this was the income you the me in the middle think case was on use here, or just all the button got audit image it did i don't a box and no one else come on. me at $450.00 that would include face, tabulate, present soon. do you go live? no. did you get it was one of those been due to the a lot more into view for the feature that i means on cl. do with them can include show as simple, you can sup it what are the that i've had so many cars a boss to the, to the dentist affiliated. so with the z and have to provide the, the a queen given mentors him to him and also send the message so, so that way this way too. and i think it was the middle of the school and then g and i reminded which is a 40 guys uh uh i worked with jordan, need me to call no kid on the phone pulling this up. but i'm interested in uh, senior jonathan never appointed me meaningful joe in thinking fully on june. no, but about the medical plan, the school and how to pla

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in that case, punxatawney phil, you better lawyer up, buttercup, if you ever want to see your shadow got another one. the lawsuit says the defendants favored the democratic nominee "through the use of a leaked and manipulated" poll. it's true, the des moines register leaked its poll where you'd least expect it: in the des moines register. same way i leak my opinion every night at 11:30, 10:30 central, following your local news, sports, and weather leaks. so why -- wait, why. this is the question. why is this stupid thing stupidly happening? my guess: because of the stupid stupid thing abc did. you see, this weekend, abc news agreed to pay $15 million and issued an apology to settle a defamation lawsuit. [booing] if the president thinks he can bully the media into never saying anything bad about him, well... what else is going on? what are we -- what are we -- timberlake? are we doing timberlake? let's do timberlake. justy, my bestie, is havin' a rough one, because last night, at a concert in nashville, justin timberlake suffered a mortifying wardrobe malfunction. and it's being descr

phil mackie, bbc news, northamptonshire. just to let youror attack. and also reuters is reporting that us law enforcement are concerned about copycat vehicle running attacks in the us. there will be more coming up nextin there will be more coming up next in a few minutes with anita. for me, for now, goodbye. hello. very cold air with us at the moment, lows of minus eight celsius earlier this morning in parts of oxfordshire. tonight we expect another frost, an ice risk and freezing fog patches tomorrow morning. disruptive snow for some of us as well through the weekend, notably within these two and the weather warning areas issued by the met office. snow towards the met office. snow towards the north, snow and ice further south, and some of the snow is likely to drift on strong, gusty winds, so do check before you travel this weekend. cold air still spilling down from the north—west through the rest of the day, and that will drive some showers. into parts of the cheshire gap, north facing coast, northern scotland, northern ireland. it is fee

you do. all right phil, thank you so much. appreciate it. i'll see you again at four.ing up, lunar new year festivities will soon be in full swing. we'll get some tips on some of the best f i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] and 29 days until the san francisco chinese new year parade that will be carried live on abc seven. as you can see, we've got the countdown clock there at the bottom of the screen, so families that mark the holiday are busy right now shopping for their lunar new year meals. always such an integral part of the celebration. if you're looking for ideas, whether you have always celebrated or just want to learn and get in on the fun, we're here for you

phil. >> jim how are you today? >> i am well phil. and how about you. >> jim i'm fair to midland.e in a while and that's what i say. i'm fair to midland. not too high. >> yeah i feel i know you i know phil phil's always fair to midland. >> always fair to midland. >> anyway. >> i know you. i normally call on lightning round, but i wanted to spend a minute with you. i know your time is valuable, but you know what? my time is valuable to you bet. >> and that's how i feel. >> okay, so this stock, i just can't get an entry point. as much as i want to get in every day, it seems like it's going. going up. today it was flat. so in order to get it though, i'm going to sell my verizon and i'm going to wait until the beginning of february because i'll get my yields. i think it's like february 3rd. now, this next stock train, i'm going to give you a new term. it's called a reverse schnitzel. i'm going to reverse schmidt schnitzel. >> oh, a schnitzel reverse. you mean by a little buy instead of sell a little. sell a little? >> no, i mean sell a little. sell a little bit of a schnitzel. >> a sc

phil? >> yeah. >> how do you know me? >> no, i seen i seen a doctor. you know, on tv. >> that live coverage of an immigration enforcement mission is clearly what the trump administration wants out there, right? that video out front now is the san jose mayor matt mahan to start our coverage here. mayor, i appreciate your time. and i know that immigration raids have been going on in san jose. so just to try to understand and in the context of the fact that the president wants these to obviously ramp up what's happening there. what have you seen and heard? >> well, thanks for having me on, aaron. yesterday we were alerted. >> by ice that they would be carrying out an operation in san jose. we get through our police department, essentially a real time alert as a courtesy. there was no request for our department to participate, nor do we. that's not our role in local law enforcement. we know that there were at least a couple of targeted actions in the community. we were not provided with any additional details. >> and so they don't tell you they targeted ac

remember phil, you and i have talked about this a lot. t of aging systems in place. you need the level of funding and commitment from the congress to make sure the faa can do the things they are expected to do and maintain that level of safety that the public has come rightfully to expect. >> that's the truth. i'm sorry, becky, just a quick follow up, you and i both know this. things that should have happened over the last 5 to 10 years when it comes to faa oversight, it has been like pulling teeth. you know that. that's how washington operates. that's a fair criticism that it doesn't always do what it should do. but relative to where we should be in terms of technology and so forth, there are more than a few people that said we as a country could do better. >> you can always. and i would say you can never rest on your record. i have said that during my time of sitting in the chair of administrator. i'm a big monica whittaker fan. i expect trump to put a capable team in place. but team aside, you still have to have the resources. the natio

>> thank you. phil. >> well, waking up this morning, like most people, most normal people who they wake up on new year's day, you're looking forward to a new day, a new opportunity, and you're just grateful for all the blessings in your life. >> so to receive this type of devastating news at the time when i opened my eyes this morning was something that i just really couldn't believe. >> it was truly unthinkable. and my immediate thoughts went to the victims trying to figure out how many people actually did die. >> we know at least ten people have perished, and over 25 have been injured. but to the point about having grown up in a city like new orleans, major events is nothing new to us. large crowd gatherings is part of our identity. and for something like this to happen, it's certainly never happened in my lifetime. no terrorist event like this has happened, so it's been shocking to our core. but we are going to stand firm. we reject any type of terrorist acts. we will not be intimidated. and this wil

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do you think we'll see more within the industry? >> well, it's tough to say. phil. what? ere's what i know. i know that i got to keep my whole team focused on on this integration. it's all hands on deck. and we got we got a great plan. like like you said, we've done this before. we've done this with virgin america. so we have an experienced team. most of my team that's done. virgin america is here. so i'm quite confident we're going to execute this thing well. and there's so much potential. we're going to start international service here out of seattle to build international gateway. so we've got a lot going on. but but i think the environment is friendly. >> if i could just ask a closing question ben, i'm curious. and this is one that really we could ask of any ceo. but you're on the phone with president trump right now. let's say he's taking office, has a proactive administration. if there was one thing you could ask him to change right now, what would it be? >> well, you know, our focus hasn't changed, kelly from the previous administration. our focus is really, you kno

>> no, i seen i seen doctor phil, you know, on tv. >> yeah, yeah. you've been charged with sex crimes with children. >> not really. >> not really. and never been deported. well. huh? let's take him in and process them. lock them. >> up. >> that's a clip posted by. yes, doctor phil from what he called a ride along with ice agents and trump immigration czar tom homan doctor phil and the maga folks that he wants to see this, believe that this is all must see tv. some people can't bear to look, though. they include selena gomez who posted this video after later deleting it. >> i'm so sorry. >> how many people are getting attacked and children? i don't understand. >> joining us in our fifth seat at the table is maria santana. she is an anchor and correspondent for cnn espanol. maria, great to have you here. i mean, you've been covering this immigration issue for a very long time. so you've seen it all? yes. i imagine there is a quality to this that is about making sure that we do see it. right. and the trump team, according to our reporting, they've told

i think, phil, anytime you have a tragedy like this, everyone wants to talk about, well, how could thisave been prevented? i know in san francisco we've seen dump trucks out when there's been big parades and other things. we've talked about bollards. do you think any of those could have helped in this scenario? >> of course they could have helped. they could have if there would have been a bus there blocking the street, that would have helped. but so we have to be honest here, the there was a squad car there. they went around the squad car, the guy went into the sidewalk, there were bollards there, but they were being repaired, ironically enough, for the super bowl that's coming up and they've been behind schedule on replacing them. not not unique. you know, in new orleans you see that often times. so there there were a number of circumstances there. there were police there and everything there. but it still happened. and it it's interesting to also to note on it is that for many cities, new year's eve and new year's day is the culmination of the holiday and event season. those are the

even the model 3 and model y, you have to go lower in order to entice buyers. >> right. phil, thank you. phil lebeau with those numbers from tesla. as you see the stock is off about 3%. after, jim, after a great run, particularly after the election of donald trump. >> i think it comes right back. it's absolutely true, waymo is local. but i think people are thinking, tesla, you know we talked about it, they have better data in terms of full self-driving. they actually have data, they just aren't in the running. what happens if president-elect trump says, you know what, the federal interstate, we're going to now allow that. the whole country folds, i think. that's what people are betting on. >> their full self-driving is making enormous leaps in terms of using generative a.i. in the way they are. >> waymo versus what they have -- >> but they have a different approach than waymo. >> they have an approach to have a brain on the car and a brain -- >> and musk is famous, and fully admits, famous for making estimates for when they'll get there for full self-driving but i think there

you do not want to miss it. and again, alaska beating on the top and bottom line. melissa? >> all right, phil, thank you. on alaska, which is up by 1.7%. this follows a number of airline stocks which have done quite well this year on the back of strong earnings. >> well, in fact, you got airline companies, ual, that have jut outperformed nvidia. what's going on in airlines, and phil actually talked through those acronyms, cost per available seat miles or revenue per available seat mile, that's what we like to do here -- >> what you like to do. >> yes. those numbers are growing. and for the most part, the industry continues to be more efficient than they have been. it's a case where capacity is not really growing and prices are going higher. >> i got a question for guy. >> oh! >> united airlines opens huge, right? >> closes low. >> closes lower. >> not good price action. >> 15 million shares. >> big volume. look at you. reversal -- >> in your head. >> your kind of thing. >> it's exhausted the rally and whoever was long the stock took the opportunity to get out of it. i think you bring up a great point, whi

so that's why you have the fine of $2 million. >> you know, phil, i always thought that the gamesmanshiperms of trying to get there on time rates higher was to pad out the scheduled, you know, length of a flight and say we got in under that, even though we knew it wasn't going to be that long. >> generally speaking, that is the case within the airline industry. having said that, having covered this industry for more than 25 years, over the years i've gone back and looked at where do we usually see the late flights. you tend to see the same routes not all the time, but particular airlines on a particular route, whether it is because it is to a small airport somewhere or for whatever reason, there seems to be always certain routes where you notice a lot of late flights. >> yeah, seems like this must have been the end of a longer process of the government trying to get some answers here. phil, let's just quick get back to autos. i'm wondering what we attribute the strength in the fourth quarter across the industry to. is it more incentives, consumers are in better shape? >> strong consumer

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are you participating? phil blancato, brian belski on where you should be as we enter a new era in america. meanwhile, wall street, you know, and main street, they don't always, they're not always on the same page particularly when it comes to technology and the robots, folks, they're coming. if you saw my show yesterday, you know, how do you make money on it? if we've got great ideas. also president trump, his victory has, well, it's changed the tide, folks. everywhere across the board except one. we'll talk about that and reaction to the tiktok news with our serious power panel. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ ♪ charles: all right, so you heard the term a lot after the election, animal spirits. i remember in 2016 i used to say it a lot. no one had a really heard it then, i was surprised. you see it this week. for instance, the retail sales number missed, but the control group, that was actually better because people are buying furniture, clothing, sporting goods. that miscellaneous category with

that gives you some perspective of what the last six years have been like at boeing. >> phil, thank you. phil lebeau on boeing, the b and band. yes. acronym. the b in card. karen's acronym. tim, what do you think of these results? >> i think these results are what you'd expect. i actually think coming in and preannouncing is let's get it out of the way. i think the cash burn was not as bad as people could have expected it to be. i don't think there's anything surprising about recognizing these charges related to their their strike, which was a bruiser and actually carried on longer than people thought. the story is all about free cash flow. it is about getting back to at least some place where they are not burning through this cash, and i think they'll be there by 26. >> if i were first. full quarter kitchen sink. >> yes, yes. >> yeah i know. so this doesn't change. >> the story for. >> me at. >> all okay. >> coming up. tech earnings season getting into high gear with texas instruments on the move after reporting the numbers out of the quarter ahead. but first bashing banks. president t

thank you, pippa. >>> phil, a miss for tesla. put it in context. >> it wasn't a huge miss.missed by about 9,000 vehicles compared to what the street was expecting in terms of q4 deliveries. they delivered 495,570 vehicles for the quarter. the estimate was for just over 504,000. the one bright spot in their report on q4 deliveries, they now are reporting energy storage deployments with their deliveries, 11 gigawatt howard . that's a record for tesla. the deliveries get the most attention because people can sit there and say, well, how far does this company come and is it continuing to grow. we should point out that for the year of 2024, they delivered 1.79 million vehicles, that is the first annual decline in deliveries, just 20,000 fewer than in 2023. but it was a decline nonetheless as you look at shares of tesla over the last three months. ever since the election, the shares have been offer to the races in anticipation of what 25 might hold in store in terms of development of the robotaxi and how the trump administration looks at autonomous vehicle technology. january 29t

phil, we're grateful for your time. thank you. we're continuing to monitor any new information on the deadly new year's day attack in new orleans. the fbi investigating it as an act of terrorism. the new orleans police department is expected to give their next update less than an hour from now. noon eastern. stay with us. i had the worst dream last night. you were in a car crash and the kids and i were on our own. that's awful, hon. my brother was saying he got life insurance from ethos. and he got $2 million in coverage, all online. life insurance made easy. check your price today at ethos.com. the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future where you grew a dream into a reality. the all new godaddy airo. put your business online in minutes with the power of ai. >> bryan: welcome back. we continue to cover this tragic attack in new orleans. alexis mcadams has been following the details as they develop. alexis, what is the lates

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you shouldn't be able to do this. this should be illegal. this isn't under your authority. and the administration very clearly moving forward with this review. >> all right, philngly, thank you very much. i want to go now to congressman mike quigley of illinois. congressman, good to have you on this morning. i do want to ask you about the immigration crackdown that's in full force right now. we're going to talk about that in just a moment because it's happening in your state. but i do want to ask you about phil mattingly and what he was just saying a few moments ago about all of these federal assistance programs that are apparently being frozen. we're not getting a whole lot of information from the administration at this point. but, you know, if i can ask the control room to put that graphic back up on the screen that was showing some of these programs that might be impacted potentially, i believe we're talking about head start school breakfast and lunch programs. my goodness, congressman, these are programs for needy kids for hungry kids. we're going to stop giving kids a breakfast. we're going to stop giving kids a lunch when they need one. that sounds outra

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you look at a makers and u.s. sales today versus tesla yesterday and those are global deliveries for tesla. >> interesting distinction there, philyou so much. have a great weekend. >>> steve, let's trade these companies. >> so gm by their numbers are, obviously, more run more efficiently. their gross margins are -- >> did you ever think you would say that? >> no. but it's all relative, right. when you compare it to ford, they look great. so ford definitely tried to turn their mix around. but gm, you have ford, the f1350, silverado with "fast money'. gm has done a masterful job with throttling evs, giving public what they want versus what they think they should want as the government has tried to cram down lately. but when you look at rivian, rivian's always running out of money. their burn rate is about $1 billion per quarter. right? and first of all, i don't know what you show as shortage. i show 15%. >> 19, yeah. >> between 15 and 20%. that gives you the 25% spike every time you get a sniff of less bad news. but you are always going to have to be borrowing money from someone every quarter or two -- if you have between 6 and 8

probe, it gets attention but it certainly does not have a long-term weight on the stock. >> okay, phil, thank youand crypto stocks. what do you see? >> bitcoin sliding below 97,000 today, so about 10% off of its recent record. investors were sort of anticipating this. it's got such a strong setup for 2025, with the promise and hope for clearer crypto regulation. and history shows bull market pullbacks of 30% are normal for bitcoin. speed bumps will come from the macro, and today, specifically concerns about stickier inflation. the bitcoin loss today is more mild compared to the broader crypto market that is down about 7%, as measured by the coin desk 20 index. smaller riskier coins leading the market lower. and you can see that reflected in coin-based shares, down 8% now. two stocks that are more closely tied to bitcoin versus the broader market are standouts today. both down double digits all day, scott. >> thank you. we're going to be a prisoner, mike, to yields until we're not. i mean, as you said, you've got to decide where they're going up. and if you can get past this uncertainty now to say

guys, we'll send it back to you. >> okay phil, thank you very much.ll continue to keep an eye on that and see how the stock is trading as we get all of that news. when we come back, though, we've got a rundown of president trump's executive orders so far. we'll be speaking with axios white house reporter marc caputo. and later, the growing battle between elon musk and openai's sam altman. we talked about it earlier this morning. walter isaacson literally wrote the book on musk. he is elon musk's biographer. he's going to join us in the 8:00 hour. squawk box will be right back. individually. >> each of us is great. but from here. >> you. >> can see we're one big team. at atlassian. >> we believe. >> real progress. takes all of us. >> working together. >> on new. >> sources of energy. cars that. >> drive to the. >> future. >> even pizza deliveries. >> together we can go beyond where. >> we've. >> ever been collaborating from anywhere on everything. anywhere on everything. >> atlassian m with dexcom g7, managing your diabetes just got easier. so, what's

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phil, thank you. thank you very much. let's put up on the wall to show our panel as we go to them some of the migrant arrests we've seen so far just to give you a feel for this. and alleged ms-13 gang member someone arrested for child sex crime conviction aggravated sexual abuse of a child tax second degree assault of a child. these are some of the other gems who have now been asked and it will be leaving the country. we want to bring in a former i.c.e. agent who survived a cartel ambush that killed his partner in mexico in 2011. he has served in this capacity and has a lot of experience. and a fox news contributor katie and jose former press secretary now media director for latino wall street welcome to all of you. win you watch that victor i'll start with you, what goes through your mind as you see your former fellow ice members doing their job. >> it brings a smile to my face i'll tell you that first. win i go back i think they always wanted to do this, divide in administration wasn't allowing them they had them handcu

great to have you, phil. good luck on the tour. >> thanks, liz.e show and pretty suretive with our partnership with -- appreciative with our partnership with fox. liz: yeah, watch phil live on fox sport when is they play against some of the best gofers in the world and liv's first match of the season, february 6 in riyadh, saudi arabia. johnson & johnson, stock may be selling off but the earnings beat and financial finger on the last 2025 pulse with the cfo. that's next live on the claman countdown and dow up 123, nasdaq up 238 and s&p up 37 so it's paired back a bit. not quite at a record if we not quite at a record if we closed right here. stay tuned, got to watch it till the end. asking smart questions about opportunities like clean water. and what promising new treatment advances can make a new tomorrow possible. better questions. better outcomes. ♪ chocolate fundraiser. with the chase mobile app, things move a little more smoothly. ♪ deposit checks easily and send money quickly. ♪ that's convenience from chase. at harbor freight, we design an

guys, thank you very much for kicking us off tonight. we appreciate your time phil, any time both of you get anything right, we will play it again after it happens so thank you very much. >>> we have a lot more to get to, tonight. like now that the republicans have cleared this one hurdle selecting their house speaker, here comes another one. i will talk about what that is and how democrats are strategizing with brendan boyle of pennsylvania next. then donald trump has a date with destiny. next week. stay with us. with destiny. next week. stay with us. have you always had trouble with your weight? same. discover the power of wegovy®. with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only weight-management medicine proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events such as death, heart attack, or stroke in adults with known heart disease and obesity. don't use wegovy® with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines, or in children under 12. don't take if you or your family had mtc, men 2, or if al

and upsetting a community that would otherwise collaborate with law enforcement. >> well, you mentioned doctor phil, the daytime talk show host. i did want to ask you about that because he is now apparently joining in on trump's immigration crackdown or getting access to it. he filmed at the i.c.e. command center in chicago, even questioned a detainee with tom homan, the head of ice. do you do you know why doctor phil, a tv personality, is getting involved in all of this? getting all this access. what's going on? >> i think i think it's ridiculous. it's making a mockery of what is supposed to be a focused, um, if it's law enforcement, if it's if it's focusing on on criminals, uh, you don't invite, uh, folks like that who have no law enforcement background to be embedded within. i think it's inappropriate. um, i think it's done for the show, and i think it's done to upset community and to and to score political points with those who want to divide. >> and it sounds like he's getting access, whereas we're not seeing the rest of the media getting access. what does that tell you? isn't that a little st

that's bad for america. >> attorney general phil weiser, thank you so much for coming in. we really appreciate you being with us. >> thanks for your time. >> and still to come, a look at deepseek, the ultra low cost ai app that is sending some u.s. stocks plunging. >> kobe didn't want to be one of the all time greats. he wanted to be the best. >> he may. >> be the one to self-sabotage everything he's ever wanted. >> that's when. >> the black mamba was born. >> kobe the. making of a legend. saturday at nine on cnn. >> planning to. join the 6 million families who discovered a smarter, more flexible way to move with pods. save up to 20% now for a limited time. whether you're moving across town or across the country. save up to 20 percent@pods.com today. >> ontario, canada stable and secure. when the world around us isn't, you can rely on us for energy to power your growing economy and for critical minerals crucial to new technologies. we're here right by your side. >> watch your step. oh, that's why visionworks makes it simple to schedule an eye exam that works for you. even

we are going. >> are you a citizen? >> dr. philmes for children? >> not really. >> mary: have you never been deported? >> i caught up with him today. >> they identified several hundred targets that are known criminals or terrorists, and they are going into take these specific individuals out of the community. >> so you think the phrase "sweeping immigration raids" is overblown. >> absolutely inaccurate. there is no sweep through a neighborhood. it is very tactical. it is very surgical. >> the heroes have been hunting down and arresting hundreds of illegal alien criminals. >> trump defended his deportation push at a rally in las vegas and he had a surprise vip guest. right behind him, stewart rhodes, fresh out of jail, the one eyed leader of the oath keepers, the federal prosecutors said was a ringleader of the january 6th riots. >> mary: and that is elon musk, the man dubbed first buddy thanks to his close camaraderie with president trump, speaking to a far right crowd in germany. but what he had to say is raising lots of eyebrows

phil, thank you so much.it. >>> now to boeing's updated safety plan one year after a door plug flew off a 737 max jetliner in flight. abc's jaclyn lee joins us in los angeles with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if you'll remember all 737 max 9 planes were grounded at the time until inspected. the faa announced it is taking a series of steps like reviewing the changes boeing put in place, meeting with boeing weekly to review their progress, and conducting a number of unannounced audits. they say this is not just a one-year project, and the oversight is here to stay. meanwhile, boeing says it is reducing defects by increasing inspection points, introducing a customer quality approval process, and using employee feedback to address items in commercial airplane production. the company says it also invested in its speak up program. it allows employees to feel more comfortable raising concerns confidentially, and know the status and resolution of their reports. there have been a number of incidents

just him and i, phil schiliro, you know, he was the congressman was there. but it was just the two of us. and i said to him, i said, mr. president, this bill is not going to be called widen care. be renamed after you. but, you know, we democrats, we've good at expanding services. we haven't been so good at containing know the cost and president obama, you know, he was so and such a great orator, so, so dynamic, i think could have been somebody who really took the country on an of why these health costs were gobbling up everything in democrats were right about coverage you know limit costs shifting having you know you know prevention but republicans had a point to about a role for the private sector particularly areas like health research and the like. and, you know, rahm emanuel, i've known for years and always liked, always got the feeling that there were people in the obama administration were encouraging him to go small and not use the kind of hoods. but they could have really made a big, big difference. and going i wish i could have walked out of the roo

thank you so much to phil for that. i know that you have been doing some reporting on going forward, on the reality of the political reality here in washington. >> yeah, just over the last few weeks, i have been talking to sources because panama has become so integral to the u.s. migration management strategy. we saw it with the biden administration simply because it has the darien gap, which connects it with colombia. it's a treacherous jungle. it's where migrants have crossed, and it has become in the last four years, the barometer of what we're going to see at the u.s. southern border. you see people start crossing there in big numbers. you can bet that in a few weeks, you're going to see that here at the u.s. southern border. so that has become so important for this administration and as well as the incoming administration to try to work with that government. and this president, the panamanian president, has indicated that he wants to go even harder on the darien gap. so sources i've been talking to in the incoming a

you are kidding yourself, stop, than you is not true. >> you will have phil gram on your show he willat not true, i just love this the debt sdebt ceiling never stopping anything, all that happens is spending goes up, deficits go up and debt goes up that happens. now, graham rodman spending caps, i can't get check cited, we have to slow down spending. we have to grow the economy. i just cannot get excited about the debt ceilings, they actually -- debt ceilings are responsible for greatest increase in debt that i have seen. >> well -- >> go ahead. >> let me just say, two of my best friends ever, larry, i think you won that one, true, they think they saw debt ceiling by raising taxes this the worst, spending caps are perfect, only thing about spending caps that does not make as much sense they are blunt instruments there are certain things you want to cut spending on tra transfer payment, paying people not to work, you don't want to cut spending on defense, spending caps are way to go we should get rid of debt ceiling i think. larry: we solved that problem. >> now what was that question.

you for coming out today early this morning. i'm frank finn a native san franciscans and phil commissioner many of you heard my sunrise the last 22 science i will do roll call. warrior fans in the house? of course, of course, i love temperature our am home town upon team. the host mc man for 22 seasons. yes. i start when i was 10 years old. do the math. i'm kidding. it is amazing to get to be a part of an amazing event like this and being a voice of san francisco has been an awesome honor. i'm very excited to be here. and i know it it is i special day here. and the sheriff and his family love the warriors, too, they are fans. i >> an upon event a while back i was talking to sheriff miomoto here. hey. any readinesshatever call. he took me up. here i am today. so thanks for take this offer here this is amazing. i'm truly honored to be a part of this important day here in san francisco. honest low, i secretly think he wanted mow to bring my championship ring and introduce him like steph care may be later, sheriff temperature is an honor here today to be here with all of you and i like to take a minute and provide context on to why t

you for coming out today early this morning. i'm frank finn a native san franciscans and phil commissioner many of you heard my sunrise the last 22 science i will do roll call. warrior fans in the house? of course, of course, i love temperature our am home town upon team. the host mc man for 22 seasons. yes. i start when i was 10 years old. do the math. i'm kidding. it is amazing to get to be a part of an amazing event like this and being a voice of san francisco has been an awesome honor. i'm very excited to be here. and i know it it is i special day here. and the sheriff and his family love the warriors, too, they are fans. i >> an upon event a while back i was talking to sheriff miomoto here. hey. any readiness whatever call. he took me up. here i am today. so thanks for take this offer here this is amazing. i'm truly honored to be a part of this important day here in san francisco. honest low, i secretly think he wanted mow to bring my championship ring and introduce him like steph care may be later, sheriff temperature is an honor here today to be here with all of you and i like to take a minute and provide context on to why