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we know you are wrong. >> martha: secretary pompeo, you said you've seen plenty of this behind closed doors. we remember the north korea story where the president came home. we will not get a deal in this. what is lost or gained in this particular situation by the fact that the entire country and the world did watch this? >> pretty clear at the different views that are held. some of this was counterfactual. when president zelenskyy says they have been alone, president trump is right and that has not been the case. my judgement is we should have done more to deter vladimir putin as we had done the four years prior to the biden administration. but now the world can see what is at stake and passionate leaders that are each trying to protect their own interests and i think it is very clear now that if we get this wrong that the risk to global security is very real. make no mistake about it. vladimir putin was watching this and xi jinping and the list of people who are watching this in the oval office today was a very long. >> martha: what do you think their reaction was? just take putin f

last month, president trump revoked bolton and pompeo's security protections. >> the threats againstndividuals remain incredibly heightened, incredibly real. while this may be a cost-saving measure, it does appear to expose them to serious risk of harm by the iranian regime and its operatives. >> reporter: potential harm now at the heart of a criminal case. nikki battiste, cbs news. new york. >> john: now here are three things to know. hawaii's supreme court ruled today that insurance companies cannot block a proposed $4 billion settlement related to the devastating 2023 maui wildfire. the fire killed more than 100 people and destroyed thousands of homes and businesses. hawaiian electric and other entities blamed for causing the fire had agreed to the settlement. however, insurance companies opposed it because they wanted to preserve their right to sue these companies to recover money that they had already paid out to policyholders. the justice department is moving to drop the government's corruption case against new york city mayor eric adams. a judge would have to approve the move.

. >> sandra: mike pompeo fox news contributor former secretary of state, mr.retary great to have you an ongoing meeting at the white house. you know mickey you insecurity is a big part of the discussion. what do you hope will happen when the president does meet with zelenskyy? >> it is fantastic to see america at the center reading again in a way it hasn't for the past four years. i heard the comments previously about a president week. remember it was president biden who lost the deterrence against ukraine. he didn't invade europe and putin didn't invade on trump's watch. that deterrence will be restored and security guarantees that are necessary not to get just a cease-fire but lasting peace, one for another 25 years or however long we can expect actually delivers for the ukrainian people and for europe. that, of course will require united kingdom meeting with the president now and president macron in france and the biggest in europe to step up efforts to secure her own freedom and liberty. when they do that the junk confident the united states will seek in o

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anyone that understands what it is that pompeo did to make trump angry. what is the answer inside the pentagon for how to protect people who carried out a commander in chief's order? at the end of the day, it was trump's order to carry out the strike that killed soleimani. what is the military's response to leaving people who were simply following an order from a commander in chief exposed to threats not just of violence, but of an assassination from iran? >> i have to say there are a number of people who were involved in the soleimani strike who are still and have a very real active threat against them by from iran, who have not been touched by this. and, you know, just ethically, i don't think it's fair to name them here at this point. but but there are a number of people, a number of people who have not had their security pulled. and i don't really understand exactly what this is. i think that part of the reason that general milley was targeted here is the comments that he made that you highlighted at the top, nicole. but also remember, there are peopl

trump and pompeo behind closed doors negotiating with kim jong un and it was historic. it was the second time they had gotten together and trump and pompeo by all accounts were pressing him to sign a deal and come to an agreement. they were not getting anywhere so both men sat at, "meeting is over. they got up and went to a second hotel and questions 30 minutes got on a plane and flew home. that was the end of negotiations between the united states and north korea. we are told right now the conference will not happen. could that happen? i guess i could, sandra, right? >> sandra: not considering what the president and president trump asked zelenskyy to lead. we have not seen his departure yet. that apparently has happened here too suppose, karl karl youd have gotten from the statement. we put that back on the screen and the fire exchange in the oval office tip to truth social account to talk about a meaningful meeting at the white house today. much was learned, he said. it is amazing what comes out through a motion and i'm determined president zelenskyy is not peace if a

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mike pompeo, suggested that the top of the hour here?i think people who undermined the basic functioning at the university and anti-semitic and anti-american place like this should be disciplined and i don't believe that there is any place for this on a college campus. >> sandra: gada, elisha, thank you for joining us and telling your story and bringing that video to as. >> thank you for having me. ♪ ♪ >> 500-megaton bomb planted in just the proper point would destroy most of california. millions of innocent people would be killed and the west coast as we know it would fall into the sea. >> hello, new west coast, my west coast. >> john: legendary gene hackman his light coming to an end inside of his new mexico home. hackman and his wife could have been dead for days. we will speak with forensic death investigator what he would be looking for in this investigation. >> sandra: plus, white house news conference with president trump and the prime minister and we will take it there as soon as it begins. for resilient, healthy-looking hair. if

pompeo, bolton and, hook are threatened by iran.an's revolutionary guard with trying the hire a hit man to kill john bolton and trump, unfortunately, is is leaving them unprotected. paul: america ane. a a miss to to former new jersey senator bob menendez. he was sentenced to is 1 is years in prison -- 11 years in prison for a corruption scandal that famously involved accepting gold bars as a bribe, and when he was asked about, he blamed point the prosecutorial system, and he said i think trump was right. so he may well be correct about that, there definitely have been biased prosecutions, but the prosecutors had him absolutely dead to rights there, and he should be accepting blame and seeking remorse from the if public. paul: that's one pardon i don't think trump will grant dan. >> president trump's executive orders have been hard to keep track of, but one deserves really special notice and a hit x has his directive the federal agencies to do more toport school choice programs. numerous republican states recently have enacted plans

travesty that after they swore additional retribution against all of our officials, including mike pompeoqassem soleimani, recognition in 2020. we talk about where tax dollars go. it's not about extinction expenditures. it's about stewardship. as we warn iran about the mite that the united states of america is, that includes a protection around our elected officials and are patriots who have saved american lives by tat those terrorist thugs and a terrorist, dictatorial state. to me, mr. president, i hope you reinstate the security detail among others. >> i am concerned about the economic stability this represent for the energy sectors. what finances a lot of their activity, over $140 billion during the past administration is through sales between iran and china. then you add rusher to it. it's beyond the middle east. it is them as commerce partners to fund a lot of this activity. hence the reason for maximum pressure. we are hearing about the tariffs. people are getting concerned. will oil prices go up. maybe but there's a bigger picture to look into. >> a new ad exposes the abuse, harass

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secretary of state, mike pompeo, joins us now.cretary? it sounds like we don't have him dialed in. so, what happened today was that j.d. vance gave a big speech before the munich security conference. from there, a bilateral meeting with volodymyr zelenskyy where he said, sandra as we tried to reach communications with the secretary was this at the big table. >> the goal is as president trump outlined it we want the war to come to a close. we want the killing to stop, but we want to achieve a durable, lasting peace, not the kind of peace that will have eastern european conflict just a couple of years down the road. spill and that was the vice president for short time ago and we have reestablish communications with the former terry former secretary of state, mike pompeo. i don't know how much you could hear that we want to craft the piece that doesn't fall apart in a few years. can they get it done? >> john, thanks, i was able to hear most of it and either the original when he gave the speech as well. but it's absolutely achievable.

the reason i introduced the chips bill that passed into law under mike pompeo's recommendation was to pull supply chain out of taiwan. >> by 2027 date, you mean china invading taiwan? >> right. >> with the american people, you could say why do we care about an island off the coast of china? 90% of the advanced semiconductor chips globally are made in taiwan. if china invades, they own it or they break it. either way, they would have devastating consequences. >> if you are trying to pull the supply chain out of taiwan, does that reduce the u.s. need to defend taiwan? >> the taiwanese see that as a shield. we want to diversify. tsmc is an arizona. this will take time to manufacture more stuff in the u.s. it is more of a threat to the u.s. to have all that in one place. meanwhile, i signed off on all the weapons sales. not to get into the defense industrial issue but we had a hard time living up to that commitment. took five years to sell them 20 weapons systems for $20 billion. we are still not finished yet. the more we can arm taiwan, we have this alliance now with japan, philippines,

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. >> brian: mike pompeo said we are better off not releasing them.g what did mike pompeo see? >> ainsley: what does he know? >> brian: okay. president trump, i think, saw last time and said i will wait. now we are going to see. if you want treans and trust back in government. let's go back and clean up the mess. that's when we started doubting things. >> ainsley: polls show most people do not believe lee harvey oswald acted alone. he was killed two days later in that dallas county prison -- or jail. >> brian: by jack rubio who they suspecthood mob ties. 1 minutes after the hour. let's talk parents. >> ainsley: stripping parental rights don't you remember last year when republicans passed a bill parents need to know immediately if their children are involved in something illegal at school. parents have the right to know in when that passed. washington state the senate changed it back parents are not notified for 48 hours. >> lawrence: one thing that is alarming to all of us, this is the clause, little bullet points of it allowing schools 48 hours befo

we heard secretary pompeo cleanup some of those comments.might be the drivers behind the thinking in the comments. >> when you talked about negotiations, were you talking about the idea of egypt, jordan, and others? president trump hoping by making these comments on gaza he would encourage them to step up in terms of the reconstruction effort? >> yes and no. in terms of reconstruction presidents, president trump very much goes further afield to the gulf. countries that have deeper pockets and more means. but certainly in terms of the jordanians and egyptians and others, there is talk about the day after in gaza. what happens after the three phases of the cease-fire are implemented. who governs and rebuilds gaza. for all of those, arab partners will be crucial. there are some silver linings in the comments made by president trump in the presser which seems to be greater american readiness to play a role. a lot of arab allies have been hesitant saying if you require us to put resources, boots on the ground security forces, we very much would l

that the president made the decision to con sell security protection for secretary of state mike pompeo, who served in the first term, because he looked through a threat versus cost risk assessment. i know you are briefed on intelligence. did the threat from iran to assassinate former u.s. officials go away? >> no. i have seen no intelligence that would indicate that that threat has been diminished. >> secretary rubio endorsed this. >> listen, i have not seen any intelligence. and here i agree with my partner tom cotton, the now chair of the intel committee. we have seen nothing indicate less threat. also taking out, for example, down the security detail for former general -- chief of staff mark milley. this is about retribution. and he is putting people's lives in danger, which is just unbelievable. and i wish more people would stand up. >> senator, thank you. >> thank you, margaret. >>> "face the nation" will be back in a minute. stay with us. the same way, you have... the fearless investor. the type a cpa. the boot strapper. the boot maker. hee-ha. but many do have something in commo

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pompeo reversed doctrine for two years and blinken, you know, turned it back when he got in. but you know we have to i don't blame anybody but ourselves i really i mean i think it's a question of who the jewish standing up and caring enough to say and i'll tell you the truth, i mean, i've spoken to lots of lots of, you know leaders of the arab world. they're they're deeply religious. they're deeply wedded to their history which is not as ancient as ours, but has its anti antiquity. and they get it. i say, look what what do you think israel should do? should you give up sovereign? should it give up the you know, they tell it. this is where god told jacob that his children would have this land forever. just give it away and they get it. they say, well, we we wouldn't give away. you know, you guys want to get you guys not to care. you know, most of a good portion of israel doesn't. and it's the reason they don't care. it's not because they don't care. it's because they just don't know. and a failure of it's a failure of israel. i mean, it pains me to say it goes tell one story b

yesterday i interviewed pompeo who talked about the fear of war , hostages, to your point.ten here. >> we will have more hostages if we cannot get has a lot to be completely destroyed by the lebanese armed forces and a lot of the lebanese people that are still not living in their homes, still cannot go back to the northern part of israel, we have to give them the capacity to do that. i am sure they are hard to adapt president trump as his counterparty divided not president biden. >> he is absolutely right. israelis will not go back to the south either. the size of new jersey. take off the southern part, the northern part, you are left with virtually nothing. israel will have to secure it borders. deal with blows to hezbollah and hamas that will ensure that they could never again attacked these populations. you can do this kinetically, militarily, directly against these organizations, but at the end of the day you have to hit the sponsor. whatever metaphor you want to use. there is no way around it. we will be back to october 6, 2023 very quickly. >> all roads lead back to i

will he be able to quickly convince europeans that the the trump, pompeo period was was an aberration and and try to restore trust a working relationship with. some of the allies that right now have a rather arm view of the united states. yeah i know tony he was my deputy national security adviser. he was joe's policy advisor when joe was vice president. he was part of our inner circle in all our key meetings throughout my presidency. he's outstanding, smart, gracious a skilled diplomat, well-regarded around the world. and i know. he's going to do a great job. the reports are that jake sullivan will serve as national security, wicked smart, young, energetic and i is going to be outstanding. so. so you're seeing a team develop that i have great confidence. i think it's going to be important to recognize that the confer guidance that our allies and the world had enormous in leadership is not going be restored overnight. they are going to be greatly and pleased to see people, tony, you know, at various conferences around the world and returning to the traditional leadership role that the

it was like, none other than ellen pompeo came on the show and she said, yeah, you get the 50 f-its. as part of it, this is pretty exciting, you are the cover girl for aarp magazine. >> drew i sure am! >> stephen: the latest in the series. what are you doing to celebrate? >> drew: a couple of pj parties. i'm a big sleepover girl. i love sleepovers. why do sleepovers have to end? that is such b.s. >> stephen: paint others nails and stuff, talk about boys. what do you do? >> drew: yeah, that happens. >> stephen: pillow fights? >> drew: no pillow fights but who knows. my birthday is an excuse to say we've got to be together. i don't care what happens in and any celebration with my birthday. i just want to be with my friends and i have a tradition, my girls and i have a sleepover on my birthday, we are the three sardines and we get in our can and we roll up the tin and we have a sleepover. so, i'll have sleepovers with my friends. the night of my 50th birthday i will be in a bed with my two daughters which i think might be the happiest place i've ever known in my life. is sleeping with y

on americans when they shouldn't take hot shots at him or his administration they also put on mike pompeo executive order with maximum pressure that weakens her ability to sell oil and rabbinate the under the biden administration. >> that's what it's designed to do the been selling millions and millions of barrel of oil such communist china to steep discount this will have an interesting repercussion for international energy markets but is china going to give the barrel come off the market if the united states enforces the sanctions which we were there during the biden administration they just didn't do anything about it, what the president is directing go back and do your job and force the sanctions on the books. i'm curious to see if this gives china problem because it starts to cut off their supply of cheap energy. maria: always good to see you, thank you very much and victoria coates, big week of earnings cannot disney it'll be on a moments time, amazon "after the bell" tomorrow night will take a look at the previews for amazon and disney and check alphabet after the earnings, the sto

. >> reporter: here's trump's former secretary of state and cia a director, mike pompeo, on those tariffs. >> i think some of the risk of inflation that people talk about is likely overstated. some of this will end up being absorbed by the producers. and to know exactly where the economic risk will pall is difficult to know in advance -- will fall is difficult to know in advance. >> reporter: td economics says these looming trump tariffs on canadian oil could increase gas prices by up to 70 cents a gallon. canada supplies about 60% of the crude oil the u.s. imports. trump wants to produce more oil domestically. last night president trump's special envoy, ric grenell, posted this photo showing six americans freed from venezuela and returning to the united states. trump reacting to the news saying in part, quote, it is so good to have the venezuelan hostages back home and very important to note that venezuela's agreed to receive back all illegal aliens encamped in the u.s. including gang members. moments ago, griff, the white house also releasing a statement saying president trump just rece

and mike pompeo on whether they will release hostages. roberts and me as "america reports" at 1:00 eastern. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: it's valentine's day if you did not notice, and people all over the world are celebrating in different ways. well, so as the white house. they posted this message on x. roses are red, violets are blue, come here illegally, and we will support you. happy valentine's day. they have a head shot of president trump at orders are tom homan. meanwhile, a new poll shows how americans really feel about the holiday. 38% find valentine's day to be romantic. 34% say it's fun, 22% call it outdated. and 14% say valentine's day is stressful. to the white house that is decidedly different different way to celebrate valenti valentine's day, we have some images of jill and joe sauntering around with hearts and donald trump getting down to business with the valentine's day card here. >> tomi: i love it because i think he likes to see the outrage, and tom homan is our collective valentine as it is president trump. valentine's day is an

different alignments and different values is not always pretty, and that is confirmed by secretary pompeoshare he has seen this all the time, just never seen it before in front of the cameras, and for pundits who come on air and say they called president trump a coward and a puppet, well, is that what biden was in october of 2022, who on his call with zelenskyy, as "the wall street journal" and cnn reported, yelled at him, told him he wasn't thanking him enough, he didn't feel gratitude, he was civilly wanted to take more, is that what they called biden back then? at the end of the day what we are seeing is a second term president, president trump, who is in "the art of the deal" negotiating what that looks like which is not a world war ii access-ally nations, it is far more complicated than that. and it involves acquiescing, in part, to achieve mutually beneficial agreements, that means we don't simply ice out russia and china's because obviously that is not doable anymore. the embeddedness of all of these countries, economically, intellectually, so many different ways, you cannot simply

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the budgets of usaid for national security reasons and humanitarian and other, that includes mike pompeoactly their former presidents, who know that an unelected billionaire has no place digging around in the cms systems deciding who gets medicare and medicaid payments. >> do we just pay former presidents as well? >> yeah we did. can you hear us? >> we're on for nine more minutes. tyler, we're going to call on you again. fantastic piece. thank you for joining us to talk about it. alex wagner, my table is your table. you come sit here every day. thank you for doing this reporting. it's incredible. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> the new. you're welcome. the new podcast trumpland is out now. it's updated with all of alex's great reporting. she's traveling the country for us, reporting firsthand on the effects of donald trump's policies and promises, for better or for worse. scan the qr code on the screen or search trumpland wherever you listen to trumpland wherever you listen to your podcast. another break (shower water runs) (♪♪) (♪♪) business. it's not a nine-to-five propo

security clearances while facing threats from the intelligence community in the case of bolton and pompeove signed up to be in trump's cabinet were that not the case. and so they are now mindful that trump has this deep and profound skepticism of nato. and they want to work and tiptoe around that rather than trying to change the president's mind, change his understanding, give him a different sense of the traditional role that the united states takes with nato, which is. yeah, the united states has been accepting that there are going to be costs that come with being the leader of nato. there's going to be european countries that don't spend enough on their own security, but ultimately, it's worth those, you know, costs to be the leader of the free world, to be the leader of the west. trump doesn't accept that premise. trump's view is that these allies are sap on the united states, and it's time to reevaluate all of these relationships and get more out of it in very material terms. >> ambassador taylor. i think that if teaching trump the importance and the history of nato, that america is

try it today at mike pompeo with limited time free shipping. >> all of this can be overwhelming, butis. important to remember there are still checks and balances. there's a lot being thrown. >> at the american. >> people right now and it is really important to pay attention to it, but it is. just as important. >> to. >> recognize how. many of those things are getting announced. but they're not happening at all, or at least not yet. just try to remember we are not looking at the final score. we are still in the first quarter. keep your pads on. the game has just begun. >> what's it going to take for us to wake up? and when i say us, i mean this entire body to wake up to. what's going on here? is it going to be too late? is it going to be when the president has accreted all this power and the congress is an afterthought? >> debate roiling washington as these cuts continue? we're joined now by longtime journalist television personality geraldo rivera, who has known donald trump supported him at times. good to see you. i should mention broke with him over other issues. libby casey, senio

. >> try it today at mike pompeo. >> with limited time free shipping. >> the first 100 days, it's a critical time for our country. and rachel maddow is on five nights a week. >> now is the time. so we're going to do it. settle in. >> the rachel maddow show weeknights at nine on msnbc. each week, veteran lawyers andrew weissmann and mary mccord break down the latest developments inside the trump administration's department of justice. >> the administration. doesn't necessarily want to be questioned on any of. >> its policy. >> main justice. new episodes drop every tuesday. >> okay, the president is calling himself a king, firing generals and powering unelected oligarchs and trying to silence the free press. and no, i'm not actually talking about vladimir putin. the good news is the american people are starting to push back. loudly against wannabe dictator donald trump. former national security adviser susan rice is going to join me for an exclusive interview to talk about all of it. but there was chaos across washington this weekend, as elon musk told every federal employee to justify their j

he had people like mike pompeo, mike pence, who gave him the facts. and even so, he often sided with putin. but now i think he's actually living in an information bubble where he doesn't know the reality of things. he actually is buying into what's likely russian propaganda, that zelenskyy is a thug, that he is using the money america gives him and to benefit himself and not to execute the war. i think it's profoundly scary, and i hope this is the moment republican senators maybe find some courage. >> it's not going to help that. perhaps one of the most vociferous opponents of ukraine, and zelenskyy is in the white house. the vice president, jd vance, has been like this for a while now, and that's where a lot of this is coming from. i mean, i think you're right that it's misinformation and it's russian propaganda, but it's also a philosophy that is endorsed by his vice president. >> so i don't think that i don't think we're looking at an issue of russian propaganda here. go back to 2022, joe biden at the state of the union, when the ukrainian ambassad

. >> cia director mike pompeo on those tariffs. >> i think some of the risk of inflation that peopleikely overstated. some of this will end up being absorbed be i the producers. to know exactly where the with economic risk will fall, it's difficult to know in advance. >> reporter: now, td economics says these looming trump tariffs on canadian oil could increase u.s. gas prices by up to 70 cents a gallon. canada supplies about 60 of the crude oil the united states imports. trump says he wants to produce more oil man domestically, jon. jon: we're also hearing more about americans being freed from south america. there's some good news. >> reporter: that's right, jon. trump's special envoy, ric grenell, tweeting some new photos last night. he flew to venezuela on friday and recovered six american prisoners. they returned to the united states, and i believe we do have the photos from inside the aircraft showing ric grenell with those six americans freed. you can see them right there. president trump responding to this on social media posting, quote, it is so good to have the venezuelan ar

i was going to say mike pompeo, who did push back some. was a real russia hawk, quite tough on russia. you haven't heard that rhetoric from him since he was nominated for the position of secretary of state. he has been president, trump said he'll be part of the negotiating team. be interesting to see how rubio carries out that job. but, you know, you're not really seeing signs of dissent from him. so president trump is unbound. there's not really a big check. there's not really any check on his desire to normalize relations with russia, to embrace vladimir putin and to do a deal like this. and that's a big change from that first term. and that's why i think this time things are going to look very different. >> incredibly ominous. and i know that the things i'm sure you're all hearing on background and off the record are as ominous as the things i'm hearing. michael crowley, ambassador michael mcfaul, and ruth ben-ghiat, thank you so much. when we come back, our friend and colleague alex wagner will be here with brand new reporting. she has

decision to remove security details for donald trump's last secretary of state and cia director mike pompeonal security, john bolton. it's not even making sure they believe the facts and the intelligence as presented to them. it's the worry that if the person threatened by those things is no longer an ally, they won't be protected. >> yeah. and you know, not only that, but a lot of these conspiracy theories that they've they've expressed, i think they need to find some sort of justification for. right. so even if they can't prove these, which they won't be able to do, because a lot of the conspiracy theories are just absurd, right? so they're not going be able to find something, but they have to find someone who said something. and we saw this sort of in the first trump term, i think, when we saw targeting of individuals who maybe were a little uncareful in some messages that they sent. right. i think that we could see a simple pattern like that before just targeting of doj employees or fbi employees or whoever is sort of, you know, on their list of people that they don't like, even if they