governor reynolds. quite frankly, one of the reasons i ran for this job is again and again i wanted to do things at the state level and was told i could not because it was federal law. i wonder if you can give some examples of things, whether it be health care or education, welfare, what have you, where you wish you could do things in iowa but cannot do them because of federal mandates. gov. reynolds: the list is long, especially as we have aligned government and become more efficient. i would say the lack of accountability was what i saw in the incomplete review we did it we reviewed over 800 agency programs in which there was not one kpi, not one metric, not when accountability measure tied to any of it whatsoever with the existing programs. so nothing comes before me now from my agency, my cabinet, without a kpi and metric tied to it if they want to continue the program or add to it. but snap is another example. we have an antiquated system. as does a lot of governments, especially federal. right now

governor reynolds. quite frankly, one of the reasons i ran for this job is again and again i wanted to do things at the state level and was told i could not because it was federal law. i wonder if you can give some examples of things, whether it be health care or education, welfare, what have you, where you wish you could do things in iowa but cannot do them because of federal mandates. gov. reynolds: the list is long, especially as we have aligned government and become more efficient. i would say the lack of accountability was what i saw in the incomplete review we did it we reviewed over 800 agency programs in which there was not one kpi, not one metric, not when accountability measure tied to any of it whatsoever with the existing programs. so nothing comes before me now from my agency, my cabinet, without a kpi and metric tied to it if they want to continue the program or add to it. but snap is another example. we have an antiquated system. as does a lot of governments, especially federal. right now

reynolds: no. rep: subramanyam: do you think it's ok for outside consultants to handle sensitive data haphazardly that could cause cyber security breaches? gov. reynolds: that is not held -- that has not been our experience in iowa. rep: subramanyam: at least you knew who your consultants were. we tried to meet with them and we were turned away. members of congress. there is and i know what is going on inside those buildings is because i have constituents who actually work in those buildings. let me just tell you some of the stories i am hearing from you at one at usda says they have furs and funding to control invasive species productions which cost hundreds and hundreds of dollars if they get into our country and devastate crops and livestock in states like iowa. one agency said one of the doge employees came in and said, just cut 50% of the employees indiscriminately. then the employee actually started living inside the building. so our federal agencies are now airbnb's apparently. now we have n

attorneys for blake lively and her husband, ryan reynolds, will square off against actor director justin attorneys in a new york courtroom, the first of what looks to be a protracted and nasty clash over sexual harassment claims and counterclaims of a power play that some are calling a new david versus goliath. >> i want. >> to see you again. >> now you see me. >> it ends with us was poised to be a summer blockbuster starring hollywood royalty blake lively. >> when blake lively steps onto the red carpet, all eyes are on her. >> her costar justin baldoni, an up and coming director. >> it seemed to me it was a match made in heaven, promotional wise, that didn't occur. >> and i noticed that there wasn't any group picture, big cast picture with everyone and made me go, well, is there more to the story here? >> what exploded months later shocked fans. >> a legal bombshell that is rocking hollywood. >> actress blake lively accusing justin baldoni. >> blake lively hit it with a lawsuit from baldoni. >> we've not just seen one lawsuit, we've not just seen two lawsuits. there are now four total l

. >> turning now to the hollywood legal tangle involving ryan reynolds and his wife, blake lively, and it ends with us costar justin baldoni. all three are due in court today as reynolds and lively move to dismiss baldoni's lawsuit against them. here's abc's morgan norwood. >> reporter hollywood face off lawyers for it. >> ends with the stars blake lively and justin baldoni headed to court, where a judge will referee a number of several key disputes stemming from their increasingly bitter fallout around their blockbuster movie. >> it actually gets worse. yeah. >> no way. >> lively and her husband, fellow a-list actor ryan reynolds, are pushing to get baldoni's $400 million defamation countersuit thrown out after lively accused baldoni of sexual harassment and inappropriate conduct, along with improvising intimate scenes without consent. allegations baldoni has repeatedly denied. lively's team also set to ask a new york judge for a gag order, accusing baldoni's lawyer of an aggressive campaign to influence the case by releasing a number of materials to the public, including these raw ta

reynolds? i will repeat this. over 200 50,000 veterans with fiduciaries have a constitutional right to possess and purchase firearms. these practices have prevented veterans with fiduciaries to own firearms. v.a. reports these veterans to the nix list without a ruling from any judge that they are a danger to themselves or others. the v.a. does this without any medical framing for many professional. it's important to understand the v.a. strips veterans of their constitutional right to bear arms with zero medical evidence indicating they are suicidal, homicidal or a threat to their community. at no point is a medical professional at any point saying that they are a danger to themselves or others. advocates emphasize that assuming anyone with a mental illness is dangerous stigmatizes mental illness itself. also the v.a. incorrectly assumes without evidence that the veterans should be stripped of their right to bear arms because they need help paying their bills. in every other state and federal legal system, civilian

, thomas reynolds is the governor of the state of missouri. so price and other missouri politicians for the confederacy are arguing we need to invade missouri. and finally, on august 3rd, colonel kirby smith, who is the commander in the trans mississippi for the confederacy, orders price to invade missouri. the primary reason is recruits get those 30,000 recruits and bring them back to fight for confederacy. he also price thinks he can stay in the state and occupy a portion the state. but kirby smith probably being realistic, says should you not be able to remain in the state, come back through kansas, lay waste and bring everything back that's useful to us. that's why they end up here. so again, just briefly, prices objectives for this raid, invasion. missouri recruits bring those 30,000 men back, collect military supplies along the way. missouri still considered an important state to the union. and so it's fully expected that should we invade missouri, the union will divert resources from east, therefore from sherman and from grant to come a

i think there's a risk to ryan reynolds.e's standing by his wife, which is maybe fine, but if if people start to feel and i'm not so sure that everybody is on team baldoni now, but if people start to feel like, oh, are these two bullying? baldoni and ryan reynolds is such a big star, and they got their agency to drop baldoni. is this fair? it just creates this confusion again, which is not good for anybody. and i'm not so sure that justin baldoni comes back for this from this. i think he's trying his best. but with this kind of mess, i think people just feel like in the industry don't want to necessarily even touch any of this with a ten foot pole, not including ryan reynolds, because of course, he's a huge star. >> we'll see how all of it unfolds. the allegations are out there. who's going to be able to prove their case and best the other in a court of law? we will see. kim masters, neema rahmani, thank you both so much. and thank you all for watching. anderson cooper 360 is next. >> the last thing you think is someone's. g

he has been bullied by blake lively and the biggest bully is ryan reynolds. >> trace: exactly. >> withtin did a lot of favours for himself posting 160 pages of text messages. >> trace: you have to laid out there, he laid everything out there. >> you also have to look at the legal standards at play, that steak or retaliation claim, really... >> trace: play it! >> i think blake has the stronger thing to win. >> trace: alicia? >> i don't like hollywood power couples and i also don't like men who claim to be feminist allies so i think i don't have a dog in this fight. i'm a millennial mom that does not, and i know i will get dms about this. >> trace: that's fair, gloria? >> buyers, protests, rainstorms this is a good diversion and i think, harassment is about a power differential and i'm leaning towards really him as being the one that was bullied so i am more on his side and hoping he can come through the truth. >> trace: very quickly i want to ask ashley, he has laid every thing out there, they have laid nothing out there don't you find that unusual? >> i don't think it's unusual now tha

weekend his team published a website with hundreds of emailed and text between lively, baldoni and reynoldsay lively's legal team said that she's devastated by the public battle and while the judge warned both sides to tone down the public war of words, or he could move up the trial date. >> thank you. >>> next, a groundbreaking treatment for people with paralysis. we will meet the man able to move again, thanks to a brain chip breakthrough. to calm inflammation. i can start getting myself back. bimzelx helps adults with moderate to severe psoriasis control plaques, to deliver clearer skin fast for results that last. i will give myself back the freedom of shorts. dare to wear black again from head to toe. most people got 100% clear skin. some after the first dose. serious side effects, like suicidal thoughts and behavior, infections and lowered ability to fight them, liver problems, and inflammatory bowel disease have occurred. tell your doctor if these happen or worsen, or fevers, chills, muscle aches, or cough occur, or you've had a vaccine or plan to. before starting, get checked for inf

baldoni has denied those claims and filed a $400 million lawsuit against lively and ryan reynolds forhen, things have only escalated. just this weekend, baldoni's team publishing a website with hundreds of emails and texts between lively, baldoni and reynolds, and today lively's legal team saying she is devastated by the public battle. and while the judge warned both sides to tone down the public war of words, or he could move up the trial date. >> chloe melas, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, a groundbreaking treatment for people with paralysis. we'll meet the man able to move again thanks to a brain chip breakthrough. . >> thank you. >>> next, a groundbreaking treatment for people with paralysis. we will meet the man able to move again, thanks to a brain chip breakthrough. to calm inflammation. i can start getting myself back. bimzelx helps adults with moderate to severe psoriasis control plaques, to deliver clearer skin fast for results that last. i will give myself back the freedom of shorts. dare to wear black again from head to toe. most people got 100% clear skin. some

for all americans, reynolds reports from taft in california. fear stocks, the orange groves of california is the central valley residents, social media, postings, show reset rates, and highway stops white immigration agents. scores of on documented people have been detained. people are just feeling terrified. that's not something that was happening, you know, 3 or 4 or 5 months ago. this is something that is happening at a intensified rate right now. so the one thing larry immigrants rights advocates have formed a crisis response team with members getting hundreds of calls from anxious migrant farm workers every day. you live on the handout cards printed in english and spanish detailing people's constitutional rights not to open their doors. the agents without a warrant and not to speak without an attorney. many on documented farm workers are not showing up for work. see, laugh at us on us, but yes, people literally prefer to stay at home. they have to stop their daily activities. cut back on working hours. they are not sending their children to school. mess deportation will re have it on

justin baldoni, blake lively and ryan reynolds.ean for the case. >> blake lively's team is worried. she is worried and so is her husband potentially that all this information is on the website and it could cause a problem. one of the main things is blake felt there was a smear campaign against her and felt there were pr people working for justin baldoni and there were text messages printed in the new york times where she says they were out to bury her. that was the headline of the entire piece. these are things that justin baldoni's team has denied. >> it is very complicated. again, this website is another example, according to blake lively, of how she is seeing the same in the media and how the court of public opinion that justin baldoni is trying to get on his side is hurting her and taking away from what she actually did. and that is to file a civil rights complaint on a toxic work environment on the set of "it ends with us" and said that justin baldoni did all sorts of things to make her uncomfortable. >> thank you so much. >>>

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let's not get ahead of ourselves here. >> ryan reynolds said this, i am excited for you to work togetherher creative piggy bank with someone as talented as you. something could have changed to change his view of him, but that is a vote of confidence. >> absolutely. the jury is going to shrug its shoulders when it is point and counterpoint, going back and forth, both sides have great lawyers and team supporting both of their sides. it will be masterful. if this goes to trial, no nonsense, we will not tolerate -- by either side. >> if it goes to trial, they are poisoning jurors by spewing their viewpoint. it is what we try to do on high profile cases. i am not trying to blame them but that is what they are doing. >> we remember that johnny depp trial. see how quickly we forget. we will see where this goes. really appreciate you joining us. >> supposed to supply clean energy for decades so why could a solar plant closed its doors after just 11 years? it's gentle massage and relaxing sounds... help calm your mind, every night. during our presidents day sale, save up to $500 now on select adj

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well, tariff increases really right across the world can but the focus forjonny reynolds, our businessrade secretary, is on building trade we want to reduce the barriers to trade, make it the uk does feel a bit like a bystander. historically, that is a very powerful role to be it as, we have the best of both worlds, actually. but inevitably he's going to be triangulated because quite a lot of businesses have written to, warning that the eu that even they've said they might have to delay some side of the atlantic. so we say, thank you. and goodbye. goodbye. newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello there. like one of two halves. we will start the week off fairly unsettled, returning overnight. during the course of today. of the country overnight. that's going to bring wet and windy weather england and wales, variable cloud because of that weather cold further north and west where it's wet and windy. for monday it will probably be be the most unsettled day on monday with some sunshine, variable cloud, could be quite grey in the south—east, lighter winds here than double figure values for mo

at ways to increase government efficiency and reduce unnecessary spending with iowa governor kim reynolds and citizens against government waste president thomas testifying the house oversight and government conform committee. watch it live at 10:00 a of eastern on c-span three, c-span now are free mobile app and online at c-span.org. >> the senate finance committee voted along party lines to advance nomination of robert f. kennedy, jr. to bring than that -- be the next secretary of health and human services. the vote advances mr. kennedy's nomination to the senate floor setting up a final confirmation vote as soon as next week. >> we are meeting to consider the nomination of robert f kennedy junior secretary the u.s. department of health and services. we are still waiting to get our members here while we wait for that to occur. if confirmed, he will have the opportunity to deliver much-needed change to our nation's healthcare system. he spent his career fighting to end the epidemic and leading advocate for healthcare transparency both for patients and taxpayers. mr. kennedy clearly respon

this is lulg ripe reynolds and blake lively probably won't be that box at the superdome. laura. remember when they pushed the big lie narrative and insurrection story line? well, they had another story. we begin tonight with musk and big balls. >> this is a 19-year-old high school graduate who has used the unfortunate nickname working at musk's behest inside doge. >> laura, they clearly don't like big balls and they want him out. this is a 19-year-old hacker that elon musk hired to find waste in the government. doge. why doing this kid who has done nothing wrong except use the adolescent monitor, i guess it beats tiny balls. why are they targeting this kid? i guess they are very upset founded five companies, worked at neurolink. he is not a dumbbell. >> laura: i'm confused. he is the one that had the social media posts or is that one of the other kids? >> raymond: no, that's someone else. >> laura: that's the other guy? >> raymond: that's someone else. speaking of big cojones, laura, nancy pelosi was asked about her feud about the bidens, and offered up her own word of th

. >> bradley edging out ryan reynolds for the dental and wolverine soundtrack.e pressing matters as wife blake lively and justin baldoni's legal teams faced off for the first time in court. >> we are going to move as quickly as we possibly can and prove our innocence in a world where sometimes people judge you before they give you a chance. >> that's lawyer bryan freedman straight for the academic from the pretrial hearing were a gag order was not granted to blake. her team did however share they plan to file a counter attack by valentine's day requesting a protective order for third parties like blake's best he taylor swift. >> will you guys be releasing more text messages? >> justin's team finally went live with their website which included a 168 page alleged "timeline of relevant events." >> it gets worse. >> among the alleged receipts, this statement blake and ryan wrote for bell don't need to take accountability for the movies bad press. texts from ryan called justin a wonderful collaborator and a stand-up person. july 2020 for 6 months after shooting wrapp

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at ways to increase government efficiency and reduce unnecessary spending with ohio governor kim reynolds and thomas schatz testifying before the government reform committee watch it live on c-span3 or online at c-span. org. >> president thrum senior adviser said the trump administration threat of tariffs against mexico have brought them. a conversation with politico. we begin the discussion with linda sanchez and adrian smith on their thoughts on the tariff and trade policies. hello everyone and good morning. i'm the senior trade reporter at politico and privileged to be joined by linda sanchez to talk about the topic that is on everybody's mind these days. ripttive sanchez is the new ranking member of the house ways and means trade committee and first woman to hold that position. since we have a short amount of time and jump into the topics and let's begin with this tariff threat against mexico, china and canada and have been paused by mexico and canada and still in effect in china and china indicated about how it would retaliate. what do you think of president trump's actions generally

according to those texts, february 8, 2003, baldoni reached out to ryan reynolds saying he would like deal to both of us. being a standup person is everything, and you've been just that since day one. thank you. i happen to adore you, ju in june of 2023, baldoni said he sent lively a text saying, i appreciate all you've done to help us catch up and the extra work and energy you've put in. it has not gone unnoticed. lively responded, thanks so much for this text. i appreciate your empathy and i give it in return. lively's camp not responding to baldoni directly, but her attorney saying after court, we are confident that once all the evidence is submitted in this matter, ms. lively will prevail. lively's team clarified that they were not seeking a gag order in this case, but wanted the judge to set some ground rules for conduct inside and outside of the courtroom. the trial is set to begin in march of 2026. the judge is threatening to move that up if the public spectacle continues. guys? >> robin: all right, erielle. thank you so much. coming up in our gma morning menu, the new study ab

the allegations in response he filed his own lawsuit suing blake lively, her husband actor ryan reynoldst. now asking for $400 million in damages and according to court documents, he says i blake lively just tried to ruin his movie when she reportedly told them this. if baldoni did not get on board with the issues, they would have to recast her. really it's hard to follow all of these elements, they are coming from both sides over the weekend, now put all of this including hundreds and i mean hundreds of pages of court documents, text messages, videos, you name it on a website. we will see what happens next, the hearing just wrapped up. >> emily: alexis mcadams, thank you so much. also sued "the new york times," a $250 million viable lawsuit and says that they essentially riddled with inaccuracies, they have said we stand by our reporting in our meticulous research and they said, by the way, the heading on the caption of this article is detailing blake lively's lawsuit we can bury anyone they said came from your text messages. >> marie: correct, and he sounds like a creep, but showing yo

includes cordle texts with lively's husband including this one from reynolds saying in part, quote: i'mrack open her creative piggy bank with someone as dynamic as you and, quote, i happen to adore you, justin. well, ball don'ty's website is also revealing this alleged statement, baldoni claims was drafted by lively and reynolds urging him to accept blame amid backlash surrounding lively during the film's press tour reading this in part, quote: it ends with using you troubled production which we take full accountability for. we are very sorry to everyone we caused upset to privately and publicly. and today ainsley is just the start of many court dates ahead of the march 2026 trial in this case. >> ainsley: all right. thank you so much, chanley. let's bring in our fox news legal editor carrie urbahn, good morning. good morning. everyone is talking about this case we just watched the movie now because it was just released. everybody has been made so public. he is launching this website timelining everything. putting text messages on there. how fair with can this be in the courtroom. >> th

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the actress and husband ryan reynolds looking to get that defamation lawsuit dismissed after lively accusedl harassment. morgan norwood has this story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. that's right. this hollywood feud has been playing out more like a drama than a behind-the-scenes film dispute. tomorrow a judge is set to discuss several key issues and decide whether justin baldoni's legal team crossed an ethical line in their fight to defend him. this morning, hollywood faceoff. lawyers for "it ends with us" stars blake lively and justin baldoni headed to court where a judge will referee a number of several key disputes stemming from their increasingly bitter fallout around their blockbuster movie. >> it actually gets worse, yeah. >> no way. >> reporter: lively and her husband, ryan reynolds, are pushing to get baldoni's $400 million defamation counter suit thrown out after lively accused baldoni of sexual harassment. and inappropriate conduct along with improvising scenes without consent, allegations baldoni has repeatedly denied. lively's team set to ask a judge for a gag

yeah, she showed up at a meeting with blake lively and her husband, ryan reynolds.nd the director of. it ends with us, justin baldoni. it sounds like lively was using her husband and swift to pressure baldoni to accept her script rewrites. that's the problem. >> oh, and that text. that lively santa allegedly to that director was telling. it read that if you ever get around to watching game of thrones, it happens to have a few dragons. my dragons also protect those i fight for. so really, we all benefit from those gorgeous monsters of mine. you will too, i can promise you. oh my gosh. >> yeah, i mean, this is bullying. i mean, you hear what's happening. it's clearly they were trying to use the prestige and the mega stardom of her husband and her bestie to pressure this director, and they basically the film, the script and the edit from the guy. so now he's suing them. this is ugly. but i can promise you, ryan reynolds and blake lively probably won't be in that box at the superdome on sunday. yeah, and over at cnn, laura, remember when they pushed the big lie narrativ

but the complaint accuses reynolds of mocking and bullying baldoni through his character in his film >> in this audio message, baldoni tells lively he's sorry for creative differences that arose onset. >> i for sure fell short. >> neither party's lawyers commenting on the recording. lively sued baldoni for sexual harassment of "it ends with us" and what she calls a smear campaign against her on social media. baldoni in tune filing suit to the tune of $400 million against lively, reynolds and "the new york times" for defamation. his attorney saying they plan to release all communications between the feuding costars. >> we want the documents to be out there. we want people to make their determination based on receipts. >> so a source close to blake lively is telling nbc news that justin baldoni prided himself on making her look back in the -- look bad in the media, and what may seem like a typical celebrity drama is very real for her. a lawyer for baldoni says they are hopeful evidence will corroborate a blind pursuit by lively. it will continue in a few hours in court. >> it is about

he has already filed a $400 million lawsuit against lively and her husband, actor ryan reynolds.r, lively accused baldoni of sexual harassment and retaliation. the two were costars in the film. it ends with us. cnn's elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles going to court today. elizabeth. >> if this sounds like a mess, john, it's because it is a mess. so after this has been playing out in the court of public opinion since blake lively first filed her complaint in december, now, this, as you said, is finally heading to actually a court of law. so just in a few hours it will be the first hearing in this trial which has been set for 2026. so we have a ways to go. but what has happened in this lead up is that there has been a lot of so-called evidence that has been issued or leaked to the media. so over this past weekend, john justin baldoni's lawyer, he actually launched a website where he put the complaint and a timeline that's 168 pages on this website so that it's easily accessible for the public. now, these are already publicly filed documents, so you could get them through the cour

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rob reynolds, l g, 0, taff, california. a thousands of migraines, detained and assigned them, protesting counts, and albania have returned to it. they often appeals, colton. rome refused to approve the government's plans to process them there. and mostly from egypt and bangladesh, were brought to albania. after being rescued in the mediterranean, italy's government has built 2 facilities and albanians hold migrants while they are assign them across the process. it's the 3rd time italian judges have refused to approve the process. and protested and nigeria concerned about government plans to resume oil production in the southern region of governing. isn't it described as one of the most polluted places on us? a $1000000000.00 clean up f, as in 2018, failed to deliver results. now people are calling for renewed efforts and compensation. alhashan went to the, i'll go in the region and river state to see the impact 1st time. this is the water. many people here rely on pull you to toxic and funding for decades. always spirits ha

rob reynolds, l g, 0, taff, california. a demonstration is inside the have nots. 3 months. incidentally, we've collapsed that a train station tracked as blocks, roads, and nobody sad surrounded by hundreds of 1st testers who comes out of the night. in november 15, people were killed when a roof collapse of the local train station for just as a cooling to the president, alexander, which on his government to be held accountable. several people have been arrested in georgia during and nancy government protest including an opposition leader for justice tried to block a road leading to the capitol tbilisi, which led to a scandal with hundreds of police that have been demonstration since november when the prime minister announced that he was suspending the session talks tens of thousands of people have not is through the streets of gym and he was capital in processed against the far right. angry that the main opposition party, the cd you a spun, said a draft bill with the backing of the far right. a if the policy to crack down on

. >> on wednesday, ways to reduce unnecessary government spending with iowa governor kim reynolds and citizens against government waste president salma schatz testifying for the house oversight and government reform committee live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3, c-span now, and online at c-span.org. >> in his latest book titled "wasteland," robert kaplan focuses on the importance of technology on determining the world future. author of 24 books, he holds the chaii geopolitics ofn. three in his 177 page book, he claims, "civilization is now in flux. the ongoing decay of the west is manifested not only in racial tensions coupled with new barriers to free speech, but in the deterioration of dress codes, erosion of grammar, the decline of sales of serious books, and classic mic and so on. all of which have traditionally been signs of civilization." >> robert kaplan talks about his book "wasteland, a world in permanent crisis" on book notes plus with our host brian lamb. book notes plus is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> c-span. democracy

kim reynolds of iowa. thank you. we're trying to move, you know, education back to the states. do know that. we're making a big move and counting on linda mcmahon. and sitting next to you, the new star is born, karoline, congratulations. you've done great. new star. a star is born. patrick morris. congratulations. a great friend of mine and he's really helped us at the border, done a great job, of texas, greg abbott. thank you, greg. jim pillen, where are you? jim, very good. are you feeling good? he had a bad fall. you doing all right, huh? good. you look great. brad little. brad, thank you, brad. good job. good job. you like education going back to your state? you'll make it tops, right? just so people understand, in the education world, we're ranked very poorly, 38, 39 and 40 out of 40 countries, we're at the bottom of the pack almost always or very close to it. that just came out, we're 40-40. and if we move it back to the states, i will guarantee you that if you take idaho, you take iowa, you take almost any of the states that i'm looking at right now, they'll be as good a

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president donald trump, the angry at the actions he's taking on the 1st 2 weeks of his presidency. reynolds has moved from los angeles. the demonstrators here in los angeles city hall are protesting against the 12 administration. for its plan, mass, deportation policies, it's planned to go to an agency to go if you are much in the flip administration, ellen is inner circle. they're purchasing a good the, what they see is the violations of human rights of the rights of migrants, trans rights, l, g, b, t, q rights. in other words, the entire smoke agenda. now, it may be true that these demonstrations with the whole row, but are somewhat smaller than the ones that read it. the advent of the 1st complicated frasier plot. this is a grass roots movement. it's all good to be $50.00 and $1.00. and it's dedicated to having 50 inside slope administration rally in 50 cities around the country in one day. so this is a grassroots effort. it's continually non violent and it could be the start of the wide spread expression of opposition to the public ministers. robert is l g 0 was angela's living owns pri

rob reynolds, l g, 0, taff, california. mexico's president has one that has some post by the trump administration. have a great impact on both of us and the mexican economy is kind of the a shame bottom says she will release more details on her countries. response on monday, kind of is that prime minister justin to though has already responded to that is for 75 percent of power is imposed on his exports to the us. kristen salumi reports from detroit near the canadian border denying accusations canada was not protecting its board or prime minister. justin trudeau responded to the united states and position of 25 percent tariffs. with the list of counter measures. tonight, i am announcing canada will be responding to the us trade action with 25 percent tariffs against a $155000000000.00 worth of american goods and an appeal to the american people. president trump wants to usher in a new golden age for the united states. the better path is to partner with canada, not to punish us. it's just across the canadian border in detroit, michigan. it's worrying. news. 20 percent of american cars are produced

and the 1st 2 weeks of his presidency, reynolds reports from los angeles, raising their voices moving on hood and banging the pots and pans, contest theirs outside los angeles city hall made it loud and clear that they reject donald trump and his rapid fire efforts to steer american society sharply to the right. we're here to defend democracy there's, there's a lot of inner corruption and we don't know where to go to actually fight it. this is a good 1st step, but we need to move past that even many carried signs to notes in chrome is a fascist. others waived mexican flags and solidarity with and documented persons. and banners defending l g b t q writes. this is part of a grass roots social media organized series of protests, hold 5050, and one aiming to create 50 protests and 50 cities. in one day people rallied from boston, massachusetts to austin, texas raleigh, north carolina, and indianapolis. indiana is well as many more towns including upfront as practically on fronts own doorstep in washington dc. protesters here are demonstrating again the top administration plan math e for

got representative emily reynolds from washington, where are you at? here you go. thank you. >> i represent a community in washington state with more than 27,000 federal employees. with nearly 100,000 veterans. retired, disabled elders, children on medicaid, folks who are using their voices to demand that we have a government run for the people, not the billionaires. i constituents sent me here to do real work for them, to ensure that they have the tools to build the lives and the futures that they dream of. this is a circus that trump and musk are creating in order to distract us from the real work and in order to make their cronies rich at our expense. all of our offices have been flooded with calls from neighbors who are desperate, who are scared, who are fighting back. i believe in those people. i believe in all of you, and all of us that when we stand together, we will win. we will take our country back, and we will build a better future for all of us. thank you! sen. schumer: hello, everybody, or going to fight the fight? are going to win the fight? are we no

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bob reynolds, that 4th of los angeles. what is above what health work is all holding that the suspension of followed by president trump will have the most valuable of communities. many h i. v aids patients fed them, their local, receive light saving medicine. however, latasha reports not from a poor us in northeastern zimbabwe. no matter how busy her day gets, which i need to someone who can forget to take her medication. of the 48 year old says she gets a anti retroviral treatment for free from 8 agencies. she was shocked to hear that the united states agency for international development, u. s. h has abruptly suspended its operations and funding for at least 90 days. some live saving a chevy. treatment is continuing, but no one knows how long that will last. and this was the state that she talked to . we are going to die. that's what it means. they must have pity on us. we need that money so we can keep getting our medication, us aid, distribution, billions in age to non governmental organizations, age groups, and a non

rob reynolds, l g 0, tap california or bangladesh remains one of the world's most polluted countries with its capital. consistently rank among the top 5 was defected. cities i'll just here is 10, very child re reports from dot com. a fast growing economy with rapid industrialization has been worsening. air pollution in bung with dash factors release pollutants without filter ration tech style dying still plants and chemical industries along with illegal brick gym. these and a heavy construction exacerbate the separation vehicle emission in large city is contribute to the problem. people are suffering and it's taking a toll on their health. i wear a mask while riding a bike because of the dust into viruses. most people should where want to protect themselves. folks, if you have pollution we frequently go to respiratory problems like congestion costs and it's hard to know are physical health and the environment. this about the world bank report estimates air pollution cost bangladesh, 4 percent of its jp and causes $80000.00. that's every year the rep.

one alleged text from reynolds to baldoni expresses his excitement about it ends with us writing, thiss of mocking and bullying baldoni through a character in reynolds's film deadpool and wolverine. >> it is two. >> in the morning. >> in this audio message obtained by the dailymail.com, baldoni tells lively he's sorry for creative differences that arose on set. >> i for sure fell short. >> neither party's lawyers commenting on the recording. lively sued baldoni in december for sexual harassment on the set of it ends with us, and for directing what she says was a coordinated smear campaign against her on social media. baldoni in turn filing suit to the tune of $400 million against lively, reynolds, and the new york times for defamation, his attorney telling nbc news last month that they plan to release all communications between the feuding costars. >> we want. >> the documents. >> to. >> be out there. >> we want. >> people to make. >> their. >> determination based on. >> receipts. all right. nbc's chloe melas with that report. and that does it for us this morning. we'll see you tomorro