pritzker said that they were raiding a school. he should have known the very reason or been curious enough to know why people would show up at this school. federal agents and the like. the reason that they were there, those protectors, was because they were vetting a threat against the life of president trump. that's what is being reported. now we won't know all the details on that but he has had two attempts on his life and shot once while running as a candidate. i don't know what pritzker knows and doesn't know. before you spew out something not true, there was at least some gettable information of why they would have shown up at a school. >> it is all so ideological with these people and seems like they haven't learned anything from their election defeat. pritzker jumping on any opportunity to smear the new administration instead of supporting it while trying to protect his own communities. in california, guess what they are doing in the state legislature today after that hilarious session on friday where president trump school

enter illinois's jb pritzker. >> they are going after people who are law abiding and holding down jobs, these people are not cause be problems, we need a path to citizenship for them. we need to protect residents of illinois who are doing what we hope immigrants will do. >> laura: did he say protect people? what a farce. chicago is reeling from gang banger crime and they don't need more problems. raise your hand if you are tired of rich politicians and ceos and celebrities sobbing about immigration stories. every time enforcement is ramped up, it is always the valdigital transformationorian, the same thing. if you are in the country illegally and especially if you are a criminal, you are a deportable alien under u.s. law and the term alien is correct. others here on phony claims of asylum are deportable, as well. because wealthy americans like cheap labor, that does not change what is true. trump won and he said this tonight in florida giving that speech to the republicans. he won in large part because of his pledge to deport millions of illegals. explosion of illegal pop lulati coast

governor pritzker says customs and immigration enforcement is going after as many as 2,000 people and over those deportations. some members of the city council are being pushed to roll back sanctuary city policies. however, the more liberals, that progressive mayor johnson and his allies on the council shot down that effort. garrett tenney is live in chicago. >> it would have allow ed chicago police with ice involving a violent criminal. the kind of people state and local officials claim they don't want to be here. instead progressives on the city council have spent the past week preparing to fight this expected ice operation by canvassing latino neighborhoods to pass out these flyers telling folks to not open their doors and remain silent if ice agents show up looking for any convicted criminals. >> talking to people. the fear is palpable and vocalized. people on the streets are saying they are scared that ice agents will show up at their door steps, workplaces, places of worship or places going to school. they are scared of that. that's a problem. >> governor pritzker could push for

governor pritzker said we had no idea it was coming. it was in the "wall street journal" the week before. anyway, pritzker said illinois will cooperate with the feds in deports those convicted or deported but would not take part in raids of people who might have documents. so it's like okay, i got this notice to appear. that's going to be all he needs to say. don't take that person. >> brian: chicago city should open up their jails and let ice in. meanwhile 18 minutes after the hour over to carley. >> carley: good to see you. happy monday. a lot going on today. starting with. this president trump is attending a house republican retreat in florida where lawmakers are expected to lay out plans on border energy and tax cuts. meanwhile on capitol hill a final confirmation vote is expected for treasury secretary nominee scott bessent today. it's part of a busy week of confirmations with upcoming hearings for health and human services nominee robert f. kennedy jr. fbi nominee kash patel and director of national intelligence nominee tulsi gabb

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pritzker doesn't really understand cutting spending and finding efficiencies because illinois, from a fiscal perspective, is i think the technical term is dumpster fire. but when i became governor, i had a hiring freeze. i stopped spending for 90 days until we got a hold on it. but you got to message it, right. you got to explain what you're doing, what programs are exempt from that. and clearly the white house did not do that very, very well. so, you know, granted, the messaging is bad, but this is nothing new. governors do this kind of thing all the time to get a hold on the fiscal responsibility. you can't find efficiency in government. you can't find wasteful spending in government unless you're willing to say, we got to dig in and cut spending. they just didn't message it very, very well. they pulled back, which is the right thing to do. my sense is they'll go forward in some fashion. they'll have the secretary of this department and that department go forward with, you know, halts on on certain grant programs and whatever it is, new spending coming out that that may have been re

i don't think that was a defense of pritzker. all right. as trump delivers the most consequential week of any president in recent memory, the dems are left rocking and reeling like larry kudlow's waterbed dems roamed the countryside like zombies in search not just of brains, but spines with their tools of intimidation gone. no one has to take their threats seriously anymore. they are disarmed, their lizzie borden. but without the ax, they lost their influence. so much so even their affluence is useless. and to fill the space where principles and actions might exist, they turn to other targets. and the media is there, of course, to assist. shifting its criticism to the tech bros, billionaires and dark money as laid out by the cryptkeeper. his last speech delivered like a telegram from beyond the grave that he'll soon fill. >> today, an oligarchy is taking shape in america of extreme wealth, power and influence that literally threatens our entire democracy. we must reform the tax code not by giving the biggest tax cuts to billionaires, but by

some democrats still lean into, like pritzker was. the other thing was that out this week was, you know, donald trump and sources close to the white house have said that they want to have surrogates out there to really sell this deportation plan. and so you see people like doctor phil out there embedded with. >> i'm glad that you mentioned that he was on some of the ice raids yesterday. and, and. >> and you're going to see i think more and i was told that they're going to also try to lean on latino surrogates to really sell this. and, um, that that's something that democrats are going to need to respond to. and we're seeing that they're not really sure how to respond. as leanne was saying. >> i do want to talk about the question that i discussed with tom homan here on this program last week, which is a big challenge that this administration will have is when they deport people, where are they going to go? they he said, we're going to send them back home. some of their homes don't want them to come back. colombia. what happened over th

pritzker. >> they are going after people who are law abiding, holding down jobs. why are we going after them? these are not people who are causing problems in our country. what we need pathway of citizenship for them. protect people at least the residents of illinois and all across the nation who are just doing what we hoped that immigrants will do did he say protect people? what a farce. chicago is already reeling from gang banger crime they don't need any more problems. raise your hand if you are tired of rich politicians ceos and celebrities trotting out immigration stories. i used to do this on my radio show complete with music. every time enforcement was actually carried out or ramped up. it's always the valedictorian. same thing first of all if you are in the country illegally and especially if you are a criminal, you are a deportable alien under u.s. law and yes the term alien is correct ors here on tee portable they are deportable as well. just because people like cheap labor that doesn't change that what is true trump won he said this tonight giving speec

secret service agents who were interpreted to be i.c.e., but listen to what jb pritzker, the governor said after that. [reading quote on the screen] >> to be clear again, these were secret service agents running down a threat made on tik tok, and they were not i.c.e. agents, and i.c.e. never went near the school, and what do you say to pedro martinez and the governor of i illinois that appear to be selling fear. >> he lied. he knew it was secret service agents and i talked to the people involved. they left their credentials, and he knew who was there. sewing fear in the immigrant community, and the governor, rather than calling i.c.e. and asking us did it happen or not happen? he goes on social media and terrifies elementary schools that i.c.e. agents are walking in there. he accuses me of terrifying the community. no, he terrified the community and the children. i.c.e. did yesterday? they saved children and we arrested 9 sexual predators, many child predators, and we didn't go to the schools and scare the children. and the governor needs to give an apology and he is plain wrong and b

pritzker said this in a news conference.en. >> why are these things making nice to become greater than billionaires? they hope to double but they already have. that is why they are making nice. that is all i can imagine. maybe some of them have delusions of becoming dictators themselves. >> sandra: it couldn't be because they grew successful companies themselves or have they curiosity in the world. >> first of all, no one was better for the top 1% of the 1%, the wealthiest people that have ever walked the planet than joe biden. for everything joe biden did in my mind specifically to make the top 1% wealthier from $1.9 trillion so-called covid relief plan and infrastructure $45 billion hookup that that money, billionaires. who got that money? the billionaires in inflation reduction act $868 billion hookup that money? billionaires and energy policies -- by the way go to energy not the stuff we power our economy on land, solar and heating subsidies $1.8 trillion and who made the richest folks in the planet the richest folks in

pritzker an actor. he is an assistant.et's hope this rendition of his performance is one that sticks for a while. where it is at least allowed to happen. if he decides to become a different character in all this, will we get video of him blocking the way of that person from his state that was rounded up? that criminal who had already broken the law by coming here illegally? i would like to play that on the air. would like to defend these people -- if you would like to defend these people without the court, his old love for illegal immigrants. bring it on. i would love to see that. tom homan, the border czar for trump has told me about it -- hundreds of thousands of missing children that we know. that number has already started to come down from 300,000. they have found about 75-80000 of those kids already. if they can get a list of these guys. four full days in office for mike trump. they can get a list of where these kids have been and they have been identifying it since the election, trying to find those little ones, wha

sam sanchez says foreign-born workers have been indispensable to his industry and like governor pritzkerrts a pathway to legal status for long-time residents. >> the need of construction workers, the need for agriculture, farming, hospitality, hotels. i mean, senior care. this is the workforce we need. stephanie: nevertheless, sanchez, who met last month with tom homan, says he supports the administration's approach to deporting migrants, acknowledging there may be collateral damage. >> we need law and order in this country, law and order in the city to see it prosper. but unfortunately, if he has to knock on doors, he will take grandma and grandpa too if they are here undocumented. and i believe him. i think what everybody wants is to deport the criminals, secure the border and make us safe. stephanie: but on the streets of chicago, safe is the last thing that many residents feel now. for the "pbs news hour," i'm stephanie sy. ♪ geoff: in another sweeping move of his second term, president trump has fired more than a dozen inspectors general, the non-partisan watch dogs appointed to pro

pritzker said he supports deporting criminals and said local law enforcement would cooperate with federalhen there was a signed warrant. but he's worried about others that might be getting swept up in the process. >> they're going after people who are law-abiding, who are holding down jobs, who have families here, who may have been here for a decade or two decades, and they're often our neighbors and our friends. and why are we going after them? stephanie: chicago restaurant owner sam sanchez says foreign-born workers have been indispensable to his industry and, like governor pritzker, he supports a pathway to legal status for longtime residents. sam sanchez, third coast hospitality: the need of construction workers, the need for agriculture, farming, hospitality, hotels, i mean, senior care, these are the workers we need. stephanie: nevertheless, sanchez, who met last month with tom homan, says he supports the administration's approach to deporting migrants, acknowledging there may be collateral damage. sam sanchez: we need law and order in this country, law and order in the city to see

pritzker said he'd stay and in the way of deportations that break the law but also stand in the way of at sizzler. >>> haik seth declared nomar dei at the department already a big change instead of take your daughter to workaday they have learned to kill people month. trump signed an order banning transgender troops from the military reassigned to the bravo channel. >>> with help from the tele- band the biden administration spent 15 million give out contraceptives in afghanistan this after failing to convince goats to go on the pill. they are cool with i guess why would they take advice from us on pulling out. >>> john fetterman drew fire from the view for it being politically motivated trump's trial. they thought he was one of them. >>> a lab leak is the most likely cause of covid-19, bad news for lovers of bat soup. >>> it seems to trump lead party is kicking and taking names i haven't seen this many changes since puberty. they say all politics is cyclical and they will storm back in the midterms and it could be true of course and of course a game of one-on-one i could dunk on barron

governor pritzker is sticking up for illegal imknow grants. >> brian: democratic governor of illinois wants to run for president. >> they are going after people who are law abiding, holding down jobs, who may have been here a decade or two decades. we will stand in the way and stand in the way of them breaking law in illinois if they are not following federal law. if they show up with warrants to take people away, we will hand them over and do what we need to do. we have a law on the books in illinois that says local law enforcement will stand up for law-abiding, undocumented people in our state. >> lawrence: what do you expect them to show up with? you think ice is going without detainer request or final deportation order signed by a judge? they know follow law. you have to house these people before you do deportation. notion ice is showing up to places without due cause is insulting. >> brian: you show up and person next to them is also wanted. >> ainsley: that is fear amongering, trying to scare everything that might be holding down a good job. tom homan said it is priority basis,

chicago public schools had to retract its statement and tom homan tells me he consider governor pritzker a liar for repeating the information. >> dana: we'll be in touch. >> sandra: i.r.s. in flux under president trump's second administration after the president floated terminating the 88,000 tax agents hired under former president biden or possibly moving them to the border. fox business white house correspondent edward lawrence live on the north lawn for us this morning. >> president donald trump taking aim now at the i.r.s. which he says was beefed up under the biden administration. the new president saying the biden administration weaponized the i.r.s. against americans making less than $4 hundred thousand a year. i.r.s. under the biden administration struggled to find a way made limited progress in figuring out how to audit less people in the income bracket. increased agents or increases in the numbers of audits. president trump had an idea what to do with the new workers hired under the biden administration. >> president trump: they hired or tried to hire 88,000 new workers to go a

let's talk about this governor pritzker. he vows to protect illegals in his state from i.c.e.ecting illegals in american cities where when i.c.e. goes in there is going to be a problem identifying them and putting americans and police in jeopardy when they try to arrest them -- not to mention that many of them, some of them, what percentage or criminals already who have evaded any kind of sentence or arrest, or arrest and prosecution. but this is obstruction. it is a violation of federal law. it is violation of article two of the constitution. the supremacy clause requires that state and local enforcement comply with the executive branch, immigration enforcement. federal law prevents resisting obstruction and failing to comply with lawful immigration commands. so let's be real clear about this. the fact joe biden didn't think it was a crime -- this guy was in la-la land the whole time -- this stuff is a crime. if we get to the point where we have to arrest governors and other officials because they prevent law enforcement from working with i.c.e., it is time to take a side, yo

by the fbi to arrest someone who made threats against president trump, and they say that governor pritzker owes an apology to president trump. >> and we bring in our guest, joseph humire, you have written a report on heritage.org, and here's what you said, documented presence the tda is terrorizing communities throughout america and the tren de aragua is a tool in countries and maintaining plausibility d deniability. and you're saying it's not just a bunch of people engaging in criminal activity, they're doing it at the behest of the maduro regime. >> absoluteabsolutely, and witha and cartel, they're not working like cartels, they are working as weapons of warfare, and invading territory, and steal the sovereignty of countries throughout the western hemisphere, and tda is the latest, and we see the mexican cartels, and ms-13 and president trump dignitariesed those organizations as terrorist organizations and for the longest time fighting terrorism was a top priority of the united states, and fighting the cartels has to be a priority because they are working with terrorists, and he mentions

and you're not going to see raids on elementary schools like governor pritzker claimed the other day.e., it was the secret service. we're not going to be raiding schools or churches. this will be a rarity. but when there is a significant national security threat, there's no sanctuary for him here. we're going to arrest him. what we've been saying from day one, worst first. we're going to to concentrate on public safe i threats and national security threats, and that's what you're seeing in new york city today, that's what you saw many if chicago when i was in chicago. that's exactly what we're doing. stuart: i know you've seen this before, but i want you to listen to selena gomez break down over the deportations. roll that tape, please. >> [inaudible] children. i don't understand. i'm so sorry. i wish i could do something, but i can't. i don't know what to do. [inaudible] stuart: all right, tom. what's your response to that? >> well, you know, she should show some tears for the thousands of angel moms and dads i have met and heard their stories, how they've buried their children becau

arrested are connected to the dangerous venezuela based tren de aragua gang, illinois governor jb pritzker is on board with the trump administration's plans for deporting undocumented immigrants convicted of crimes, but against anything he considers federal overreach. when we're talking about violent criminals who have been convicted and who are undocumented. >> we don't want them in our state. we want them out of the country. we hope they do get deported. and if that's who they're picking up, we're all for it. but we also have a law on the books in illinois that says that our local law enforcement will stand up for those law-abiding undocumented people in our state. the u.s. has already started deportation flights to remove a rested immigrants, at least 3 to guatemala so far. but columbia rejected 2 repatriation flights today. >> leading president trump to quickly announce retaliatory measures saying on truth social, he plans to impose a 25% tariff that will be raised to 50% in a week and a travel ban in immediate visa. revocations on colombian government officials among several other eme

pritzker, the governor of illinois, and brandon johnson talking about how, well, we're going to stand sure the trump add mrgz obeys the law -- administration. suddenly you're concerned about obeying the law after ten years of flouting it? it is truly a new day. and not only did trump win the election, he won this fight, and that's a pretty, pretty tremendous sea change for politics. rachel: no question. charlie: okay. now to this, a fox wildfire if alert. crews are making containment progress in some of the southern california wildfires. rachel: but the return of strong santa ana that winds could present more challenges for them. joey:. we've got chanley painter here with more on this. >> reporter: good morning, guys. more than a week after the wildfires broke out, firefighters are making significant progress, excuse me, in containment thanks the weakened wind gusts and higher humidity. according to the latest updates from the california department of forestry and fire protection, more than 40,000 acres have byrneed since january 7th with at least 27 confirmed dead and more than 12,00

pritzker the governor of illinois staked out quite a bit on this issue. with this president where we can pass the laken riley act bipartisan in the house. >> bret: 46 democrats 10 democrats join common sense policies tried to pass in the senate with bipartisan immigration bill democrats left side of the party stand up and make a name for themselves pushing back on policies. >> bret: make a name for themselves. they can't look at the election results and say this is what i read from that can they? >> certainly. the same people who elected brandon johnson, for example, in chicago by a large majority, the suburbs of illinois not so much for the democrats. but, again, you have that play-by-play same constituents represented by both the president and fairly left wing democrats. >> bret: annie? >> i think at large it would be very difficult to look at the election results and come away thinking that democrats the right message and policy on democrats that's. you did see the biden administration move in the very end of the administration towards the more centris

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pritzker tells cnn that immigration officials, immigration officials are also rounding up productive community members. >> when we're talking about violent criminals who have been convicted and who are undocumented, we don't want them in our state. we want them out of the country. we hope they do get deported. and if that's who they're picking up, we're all for it. they show up with a warrant, and we're going to hand over people who are in our prisons or in our jails who fit that description. now, what they're also doing, though, and it's quite disturbing, is they're going after people who are law abiding, who are holding down jobs, who have families here who may have been here for a decade or two decades. and they're often our neighbors and our friends. and why are we going after them? these are not people who are causing problems in our country. and what we need is a path to citizenship for them. >> well, this doorbell video shows ice agents at a man's home in georgia. they arrested a 53 year old undocumented immigrant from honduras. according to his family, he worked in constructi

we heard from illinois governor jb pritzker earlier today talking about this. take a listen. >> these are not people who are causing problems in our country. and what we need is a path to citizenship for them. we need to secure our border. we need to get rid of the violent criminals, but we also need to protect people, at least the residents of illinois and all across the nation who are just doing what we hope that immigrants will do. we're not going to help federal officials just drag them away because somebody pointed at them and said, oh, that person's brown, or that person's not from here, check it out. maybe they're undocumented. >> so, governor. >> so far we are also seeing the response from some of these communities, right. fred, there are a handful of organizations in chicago who have filed a lawsuit in federal court to try and get an emergency hearing to stop these these mass deportation raids. they are saying that this is because they are targeted in chicago because of its sanctuary city status, and that that amounts to a violation of the first and fo

speaking of which, jessica, that obese monstrosity known as pritzker actually said that they had gone fact it was secret service who were out there trying to protect against a known threat. that must be embarrassing for you personally as a fan of governor press skeer >> jessica: i actually called him and i said jb i think they're going to school and he was like on it. >> greg: yes >> jessica: that was an unfortunate consequence of people tweeting too fast obviously and not waiting for the facts of it but also i feel as though it is increasingly hard to tell what's true and not true. >> greg: welcome to the club. >> jessica: i know, god. was all a big hoax, huh? quotas. so biden was getting i think on average like 308, 310 a day, trump is now targeting 1200 to 1500 which is obviously a huge jump. part of the concern is that there might be some people caught in those roundups who are not non-citizens. that there are people that we either are u.s. citizens or people who have, you know, been there -- i hear you breathing heavily jeanine you can go after. so that's something to pay attenti

. >> governor pritzker saying, quote, every family and child deserves to feel safe and secure in thehey call home. every resident of illinois should know their rights also. i intend to protect those rights and ensure our state laws are followed. now, on monday, illinois congressman delia ramirez will join others in chicago's avondale neighborhood for a know your rights canvasing event. that event, taking place at the belmont blue line station beginning at 7:30 a.m. reporting from downtown nate rogers, fox 32, chicago. >> and just last week, the california department of justice warned law enforcement agencies they cannot use federal or state resources on federal immigration actions. they said that they will protect people who are under potential threat of deportation. during the trump administration. >> all right. coming up tonight on the 11:00 news, we're still monitoring that. breaking news. san francisco police investigating a multi-vehicle crash that left one person dead, another in the hospital. we're live at the scene with the very latest. >> a frost advisory tonight and a wind

all right, so let me play governor jb pritzker of illinois on on cnn today talking about about the deportationoks in illinois. >> that says that our local law enforcement will. >> stand up. >> for those law. >> abiding. >> undocumented people. >> in our. >> state who are doing. >> the right thing. >> and we're not going to help. >> federal officials just drag. >> them away because somebody. pointed at them and said, oh, that person's. >> brown, or that. >> person's not. >> from here. >> and, you know, charlie, what's great about what the governor says, there is a moment. he said it it made me think of the lake and lake and riley act, which basically goes from, you know, oh, we're going to go after violent criminals, which is the right thing to do all the way now in the lake and riley act, if you're just accused and arrested for a misdemeanor, you could you you could face deportation. and let's just remind people, just because you're accused of something doesn't mean you did it. >> yeah. >> i mean, there ought to. >> be some adjudication there. >> but this is this is a. >> this is an issue wher

pritzker told nbc news after we learned about that potential operation in chicago this week, he said,m going to make sure to follow the law. i am concerned that the trump administration and his lackeys aren't going to follow the law. joining me now is the attorney general of illinois, kwame raoul. it's great to see you. thank you for taking the time. i'm sure it's a very busy time. so let me just start with the news, because the washington post reported last night. thank you again for joining me. that trump's borders are tom homan is now reconsidering whether to launch immigration raids in chicago this week after details leaked out. my guess is the immigrant community there is still very much on edge, but are you still preparing for this to start on tuesday? and how are you preparing? >> well, the same way we've we've prepared on an ongoing basis. >> we here in illinois have what is called the illinois trust act, which mandates that local law, local and state law enforcement cannot be used for immigration enforcement purposes. and so my job is to make sure that my law enforcement part

it is uncalled for and we are calling and we welcome not only the leadership of the governor, jb pritzkeror mayor and our attorney general to challenge this in court, we got to protect our cities from the dictator in chief. >> alderman, quickly, from the supporters of these crackdowns, you hear the argument that these folks, even those who are not violent actors, these folks who are undocumented, are not law abiding because they broke the law to get into the country. i wonder how you respond to that, that even if they are productive members of the community, they still broke the law and should be prosecuted look, we have 500,000 residents in our in our city. >> uh, this is not only even though the trump administration tried to make this an attack on our mexican community and our immigrant community from latin america, we have polish residents, we have haitian residents, we have a wide range of diverse. we have asian residents. i mean, the weaponization of of this is not new under when he was president, the first time he weaponized the covid 19 virus, calling it the china virus, and i was

we heard just this morning from illinois governor jb pritzker, a democrat. this is what he had to say. he posted on x, quote, the u.s. constitution does not grant the president this unilateral authority. in illinois, we will stand against unlawful actions that would harm millions of working families, children and seniors. now, we also heard from people on capitol hill who are arguing again that donald trump might not have the authority to do this. this is what senator chuck schumer said in a statement last night. he said, quote, congress approved these investments and they are not optional. they are the law. so a lot of questions, as you can tell, about whether or not this is something the white house is actually able to do. now, some experts have said that the president does have the authority, at least temporarily, to put a pause on this type of funding. but again, we really do have to see the details of this, because the scope and scale of this directive is so broad and impacts so many different people, that there's going to be a lot of questions on this.

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pritzker, said, i'm concerned that the trump administration is lackeys aren't going to follow the law. so this is going to be a huge fight. >> it is, i think, the word mass might be a critical word in that phrase, because the ability to do actual mass deportations is going to require money. it is going to require facilities. it is going to require manpower that they don't yet have, but they can go to a big blue city and have a big fight with the democratic governor and the democratic mayor. create a lot of noise, create a lot of storm, shock and awe. as homan has described it, and get credit with their base for mass deportations. without the mass part of it actually happening. >> that's good. a lot of these things a lot easier said than done. we'll see as the first day kicks off tomorrow. another historic day coming tomorrow and coming up another day. one problem for trump. tiktok now dark for tens of millions of americans. so what will the incoming president do and how will congress respond? that's next. >> super man the christopher reeve story. february 2nd on cnn. >> let's start th

illinois governor jay pritzker says he'll stand in the way of deportations that he feels break illinois law. he also says he'll stand in the way of anyone who tries to cut in front of him at sizzler. he's a big, fat guy. ha ha ha. on his first day on the job, secretary of defense pete hegseth declared no more die at the department, and you're already seeing a big change. instead of take your daughter to work day, you now have learn to kill people month. trump has signed an executive order banning transgender troops from the military. they will be reassigned to the bravo channel. such a gay channel, i can tell you. don't watch. so with the help from the taliban, the biden administration spent $15 million to hand out contraceptives and condoms in afghanistan. this after failing to convince the goats to go on the pill. >> i knew. >> that was. >> coming. >> but i guess the taliban is cool with condoms. i mean, why would they take our advice on how to pull out? wow. i know john fetterman drew outrage from the cast of the view for claiming trump's new york hush money trial was politically mot

senator lindsey graham is on the program, along with governor jb pritzker of illinois. i hope to see you sunday, 9 a.m. eastern, right here on cnn. thank you so much for joining inside politics today. cnn news central starts. >> now. >> on the first presidential trip of his second term, donald trump, seeing the devastation firsthand, the president visiting north carolina and california, two disasters. both were trump slammed the response by democrats. he's on the ground in north carolina right now. we'll bring you the very latest from this trip. and his immigration crackdown ramps up. now. armed service members are preparing for a second wave deployment to the southern border as the white house shares a photo of people in handcuffs being led onto a military plane for deportation. >> and with just one week left in dry january, in case you were counting, it turns out more americans may opt to stay on the wagon for even longer. a closer look at the new data and the changing conversation around alcohol. we're following these major developing stories and many more, all comin

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i've spoken to governor pritzker of illinois this morning.we may be a target of this effort. people are going to be treated fairly in our state as best we can manage. i hope that the threats from the trump administration don't discourage people from doing the right thing in illinois. >> and i want to ask you about the di decision, because that affects it seems like everyone in government and by implication, the way it's worded, it seems like it's also a directive to universities, to corporations, to others around the country. >> well, there's no doubt about it. it's designed to discourage efforts to have diversity in the leadership of companies as well as agencies of government. i happen to think that diversity is america's strength. obviously, the trump administration sees it just the opposite. we should continue to encourage individuals and agencies and corporations to do the right thing anyway. >> do you think it's necessary, under this order of an energy emergency, to not only suspend drilling, but also to stop what congress already appro

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pritzker about the freeze specifically.s. >> what donald. >> trump tried to do. >> in the last. >> 24 hours is illegal. let's be clear. this is a demonstration of cruelty against people who depend on us. despite what the white house press secretary said at the podium earlier, i believe it is my duty to report to you the truth of what actually happened today in illinois. donald trump's administration is lying to you. >> do you think this is how democrats should be challenging trump? because that's not exactly what doug said they should be doing. >> well, i don't think it's an either or. i think it's important to label these things, i think to call him a liar. and what they're doing is i think that's important. don't shy away from that. to vote for pete hegseth, to put a buffoon in charge of america's defense is unpatriotic. you cannot be a patriot and think that this is a person that should run the largest, most lethal organization in the history of the world. so don't shy away from that stuff. i don't really think people ca

pritzker, said that he will protect migrants if they are arrested unlawfully. do you think trump will be able to go with this? and is the country prepared for the consequences? >> you know, in states like illinois, i don't think he's going to be able to go very far. we've seen a lot of blue state governors say that they are not going to just let him come. the federal government come into their states and do whatever they want. you know, i think it's, you know, really telling the last question you just asked about trump wanting to be a unifier, and this is one of the first things that he wants to sign an executive order on, to just go round up immigrants, which we know will then turn into from mass roundups to mass detention before those deportations start. >> and i think one of the reasons he likes those kinds of policies is because it's a public display of how evil he is. >> so i don't think that he'll be able to just go into states like california and illinois and do that. >> but i do think we're going to see a lot of what we saw back in 2017 and in his first

state of the union, republican senator lindsey graham of south carolina, democratic governor jb pritzker of illinois. that's sunday morning at 9:00 eastern and again at noon here on cnn. you can follow me on facebook, on the instagram, on the threads, on the x, on the blue sky and on the tiktok at jake tapper. you can follow the show on x at the lead cnn. if you ever miss an episode of the lead, you can listen to the show all two hours, whence you get your podcasts. the news continues on cnn with wolf blitzer right next door in the situation room. i'll see you monday. >> happening now. >> breaking news. >> president trump. just landed in los. >> angeles to tour. >> wildfire devastation, as he's now threatening. >> to get. >> rid of fema and warning that disaster aid from the federal government to california. >> may come. with strings attached. i'll get reaction from u.s. senator and california. democrat alex padilla. also tonight, the u.s. senate is nearing what's likely to be a. >> very close. >> vote on confirming pete hegseth as. defense secretary. with two republicans now set to vote

pritzker tells cnn he believes the scope of the raids seemed to be going beyond just public safety threats. >> let me start by being clear that when we're talking about violent criminals who have been convicted and who are undocumented, we don't want them in our state. we want them out of the country. what they're also doing, though, and it's quite disturbing, is they're going after people who are law abiding, who are holding down jobs, who have families here who may have been here for a decade or two decades. and they're often our neighbors and our friends. and why are we going after them? these are not people who are causing problems in our country. and what we need is a path to citizenship for them. >> joining now, joining us now to discuss kevin fry, washington correspondent for spectrum news new york. one kevin good morning. good morning. nice to see you. so this is clearly a situation where the trump administration, president trump, want americans to see what they are doing as they undertake carrying out what was, let's be honest, a campaign promise from donald trump. one of the thin

i think the governor pritzker was on the show yesterday and talked about that. but here's the point. look, if you as a former chief of staff, you want to score points, that's one thing. you want to solve a problem, that's another thing. and here they're scoring points. and as a former chief of staff, former congressman i get it i get that. but actually if you look at this, this is if you want to do shock and awe is how they kind of named it. i'll give you a shock. support bipartisan legislation. it would be awe inspiring if you did that. and i can tell you right now, having looked at the political landscape around the issue of immigration for years, you have a consensus now, bipartisan as the laken riley legislation showed, as the legislation in the spring showed between the senators on how to police the border and stop illegal immigration. the issue now is whether you want to actually, as i said, you want to score political points. that's easy, i get it. you want to solve a problem. it's hard work. but there's actually a consensus now, not only in the country b