of course, roy's already gone. he's absconded with the money that was in the safe and a horse and a saddle. so they a big falling out. so there there are differences opinion really influence there what happened to their personal relationship in their lives but they were arguing over pretty big things slavery was a really big issue with them and sam later in life telling people in new mexico biographer about that falling out and about that theft and how they left things, new mexico and how it took pretty much to the end of their lives, even that up. so i how can you beat that you know the brotherly you know, betrayal and and you know, reconciliation it's it's again, it's just history giving you giving you lots of gifts i don't want to leave this talk with that talk without mentioning names being who was history's little secret gift to me. no james being is so little known that he doesn't even appear in roy bean wikipedia page. there's biographers who don't mention him. roy mentions in interviews later in life, and c

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here's abc's reena roy. >> president trump pausing planned tariffs on goods coming from mexico and canada. after speaking with the leaders of both countries today. >> i had a great talk with mexico. we have to stop fentanyl from coming in whether i like somebody or not. and we have to stop the illegal aliens from coming in. >> mexican president claudia sheinbaum saying it was a good conversation with a framework of respect, promising to reinforce the border with 10,000 national guard troops to prevent drug trafficking. and the u.s. says it will work to prevent the trafficking of high powered weapons to mexico. but there is still more to work out over the next month, before trump imposes 25% tariffs on goods from mexico. >> we've agreed to talk and consider various other things. we haven't agreed on tariffs yet, and maybe we will, maybe we won't. >> the two countries may still eventually face 25% tariffs, with a lower 10% tariff on canadian oil and gas. trump today saying it's tough to do business with canada. >> and we can't let them take advantage of the u.s. they don't take our agricult

he did so at the home of roy cohn. you are allowed to meet with an attorney. attorney client privilege. but eric, if you're not really talking about legal cases, it's not privilege. trump can't help it if he ran into someone in the hallway who's another roy cohn client. well, it's been decades. no one's proven anything. and this is a very important theme. and i'll conclude with the with the bootlegging point about why all of this is important. we come to biden, not a major mob type character, but he his father had a lot of interesting connections in the old days. and in the 1972 election, he was projected to lose. he was running against incumbent and the philly mob tapped a man known as the irishman, frank sheeran of the teamsters. and frank sheeran made sure that there was an ad that was supposed to be devastating to biden, that his opponent was going to run in in the in the delaware newspapers. the teamsters made sure that that those newspapers were never picked up and delivered. do i can i prove buy new? no. but this this is how things happen. therefore, wh

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abc's reena roy has a look at the 11th hour moves that have led to this temporary pause. >> presidentg planned tariffs on goods coming from mexico and canada. after speaking with the leaders of both countries today. >> i had a great talk with mexico. we have to stop fentanyl from coming in, whether i like somebody or not. and we have to stop the illegal aliens from coming in. >> mexican president claudia sheinbaum saying it was a good conversation with a framework of respect, promising to reinforce the border with 10,000 national guard troops to prevent drug trafficking. and the u.s. says it will work to prevent the trafficking of high powered weapons to mexico. but there is still more to work out over the next month, before trump imposes 25% tariffs on goods from mexico. >> we've agreed to talk and consider various other things. we haven't agreed on tariffs yet, and maybe we will, maybe we won't. >> the two countries may still eventually face 25% tariffs, with a lower 10% tariff on canadian oil and gas. trump today saying it's tough to do business with canada. >> and we can't let the

abc news reporter reena roy with the latest. >> you ready?job. >> yet another sweeping mandate from president trump targeting transgender ameri. this latest executive order called keeping men out of women's sports bans transgender athletes from participating in women's sports, fulfilling one of trump's main campaign promises. >> to defend the safety of athletes. protect competitive integrity and uphold the promise of title nine. this common sense action from president trump ends the disgusting betrayal of women and girls. >> the signing ceremony, featuring athletes and coaches who support the order, which mandates immediate enforcement against schools and athletic associations that they say deny women's single sex sports and single sex locker rooms. >> from now on, women's sports will be only for women. >> the white house also demanding organizations like the ncaa change their rules. if universities don't comply, the white house warning they could lose federal funding and also face legal action. critics worry the order will only lead to incre

my address is roy soonest. i showing the on condition of anonymity one of the call center employees was opened about the missing groups. criminal activities. ok. but she was born in the loop working and you brought them into the burial stuff. instead of with a mr. with a serious to of the group was most, you're searching for me, you push across the system of these 2 will certainly control the child. some troubleshooting for a cru see me, the roommate. so the sooner the component of the new mazda consulting on cities to, for you could have someone to talk to them the come or use the, the movements of silk material below the color point apartments of the order you for the william bruce and your board control the cost of the mobiles, but because he's the program, i'm sure most of interest to understand acceptable to most of the of the, the 1st the themes and the motor most of those barrels of combine years are new for the most of the new jet wing chair and it was on those commercial, loma expenditures, the yeah, s

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now, as far as the door roy lucian has consumed, india is made it very clear that that's not in your strategy, that's not india's policy. but what is the india policy use that india is very independent when it comes to its former c. so india will not listen to the threats indian will not listen to lecture us in the womb, to what works best for him. yeah, the people of india, we have no other activity targeted about it. that's not part of our i either our economic policy or our political or our strategic policy. some of the us may have or what i will tell you is a natural rather than trying to be sure we often have trade partners who do not have the list of trade. is this ok? so we now have to look at where do we forego dealings with them or do we find some supplement which, which works otherwise. so there's no, uh there's no uh items here, malicious intent who is always a dollar. and this is, we're trying to do our business, you know, great views as a follow blow for more junior economies. in fact, one that can really be alternates to follow for western block, select the g 7 and why

don't roy? the image of her yet are you sure with you, but if there are a definitely do that as we always by the was it was picked up on me. is this part of the name of do a jump of a little? what's the rest of the total of thought on? know how much love it? i'm losing my legs in form junior, toward the what the previous in the bottom cause i've got you a little ball. is there any of a soon as they want to do it? i mean, i, you know, it's almost 5 years we have, it was the, is, would you be a system here? how about a special doing the deal? and here we have, we have a you, you wouldn't be the show, the know about what serious they went to a quote where must really be that these are the same way, but what they meant by choosing a bicycle, bryan it through general them anymore. but also the most of the fear of the car, and this is the voice of the feelings william, if he is, i'm sure when you flush out or you're setting yourself to start doing your, the students will do, i have to give will lower

and we'll see a lot each roy and 7 for the coming back in across the region. meanwhile, lottie drawing settled across a good part of the caravan that will be one or 2 scattered shafts, but not very spoiling the beautiful sunshine that will come through heavy rain for a time just around the central america, particularly it's a nick, a rock us in costa rica there is no channel that covers world news like we do. we revisit spaces for the state. i'll just say we're really invested in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist. the shaker model was for translation and international understanding is inviting nominations for its 11th edition starting january the fast and ending march the 31st 2025. for more information. please visit the awards official website at w w. w dot h t a dot q a the . ready saves 3 is really capped, is to be released on the site today under the garza c spy deals, $183.00 palestinian prisoners will be freed in route to the flood. so rather you won't be able to save your life. but headquarters here in the also coming up us officials, hotels with leaders and 11 homes

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and did you know that the, you know, giant historic news agency, reuters no roy to receive any 10000000 bucks from us. a id to do this. quote, active social engineering at large scale, social deception. you wonder why nobody trusts the legacy media any more? visit the the task of home because he's doing nothing, no of when going on most of the this one the size for whatever case america we're going to get to the curb where the general line send them an idea. so you can use either go really to shoot order or see must also remind judge story and discussion to i'm going to come forth now to reach you for the good or i show and you said you can find you something to ship us the because, but i sense of to go to some choose to lose. it's a similar to the students. so teaching, we to go to some of the tool plus that to see the it is a little think and i missed the concept that you mean someone, you've sort of the the using and city, the craigslist, we revolutions the north and a mirror, a whole venice to city and then you have some peaches, but i just have many poetic and historical names. it'

and we'll see a lot each roy and 7 for the coming back in across the region. meanwhile, lottie drawing settled across a good part of the carrot band that will be one or 2 scattered shafts, but not very spoiling the beautiful sunshine that will come through heavy rain for a time just around the central america. particularly it's a nick, a rock us in costa rica. the shaker model was for translation and international understanding is inviting nominations for its 11th edition, starting january the 1st and ending march the 31st 2025. for more information. please visit the awards official website at w w, w dot h t a dot q a the the book about 2 weeks ago just makes the whole robin indo hard reminder on top stories . 3 is very tempted. states between exchange the palestinian business on site today to be named as a launcher, avi, or lindsey doha, depend. i mean, is there, i will release 193 palestinian prisoners to mount as having agencies are voiding the aiden during the gaza strip is insufficient. under the ceasefire agreement, 2 100000 tents was supposed to be allowed in 3010 percent of tho

you announced to roy, because the us can step to the front of the line to swipe ukraine's resources. and that's key if would be happy to become the main supply out of american energy for your as the americans help the most. and therefore, the americans should earn the most and they should have this priority and they will, i would also like to talk about this with president trump. i know that the trump administration is very interested in and we're ready and willing to have contracts for l. n. g supplies to ukraine, and of course, we will be a hub for the whole of europe. well, donald trump has been a fight vocal as of late about the rare of mineral resources in ukraine. finalizing more than one, that's a key of should offer up those to secure washington's future support. however, the little fact that russia now controls so many of the regions with these deposits, it does seem to be lost in the conversation with the us president. we're telling you great. they're very valuable, rarer and we one while we pull it up to go in terms of the guarantee we want to guarantee one. we're handing

so there's okay one front inside the so yeah, we don't have very long lot of roy them about 4 minutes. so i do want to bring the focus on us. i do want you to meet with me before it goes back to the middle east. matthew, let me put the same question to you. confidence mohammad been so long told trump on a phone call that he wants to invest $600000000.00 in the us over the next 4 years . does solve the hold any cards he had given that trump wants to normalize sally to normalize relations with as well? yeah, i think so. you really holds a very key card here. i think that that number of $600000000.00 in investment is and test the goals. but i think that suggested monitoring selma knows his audience when he dangles this, this amount in front of donald trump. but we all know that donald trump and he said repeatedly, wants a nobel peace prize. one of the past to that price would be getting, you know, one is really the somebody piece a normalization deal. and i think, you know, the saudis and might have been sounding while he personally doesn't really care that much for the palestinians or a

for the 1st i elsewhere as you can see, a good scattering of showers while she's roy around the light peninsula into in the china. i lost you, try to prosecute pop off in the shore line can also essentially dry and settled. we've had a western disturbance making its way across the north, west of india out of pocket stop. now pushing over tools and you'll see some wet weather coming through here. but try and quite to behind the connecting communities adoption was never a benevolent effort. my family didn't need to be separated. my family needed to be supported. this isn't just about korea, this is a global industry opening up the conversation. would you say these conferences are? do people have less stress because there won't be this out? the forget for people who are actually facing the front of climate change with fresh perspectives from less are heard. voices. the stream explores the key issues of our times on out to 0 of the the book about to look, you'll just bear with me so robin and don't remind to of all top stories a day of to president trump and those plans for the us take co

roy nacory has close his way back into contention that the p. j. tools of pebble beach proud events to know the nurse. and she'll say 7 on the pos 65 to leave this one. so hopefully coming into the final, around the little find him on the 15 on the ball is irishman, same lowry, also shortly 65 on the dates of 3 and from california to colorado. as soon as i'm in and pick stable champion chloe kim. so back to back world cup. hoff pipelines. the 24 year old have to come test or but wraps up off to have fast run. she's the kid had 12 correct? well cut victory. came one gold and the x games are the same. aston venue a week and that is all you'll support from me. pizza will have more light stuff. all right, jenna, thank you very much. we look forward to that and that does it for this news hour, but we're right back in a moment with more to the this is refrain we'll be discussing the war and gaza and today how posted in the office are responding to it. the only thing that's right does have is the power of award winning old, the fashionable to speak to

now as far as the door roy lesion is consumed, india is needed, right? 0, but that's not in your strategy, that's not in this policy. but what is the in deals policy use that india is very independent when it comes to for the see. so in the will not listen to the threats indian will not listen to lecture us and then we'll do what works best for him. yeah, the people of india, we have no other activity targeted about it. that's not part of our either our economic policy or our political auto strategic policy. some of those may have, or what i will tell you is a natural rather than trying to be, we often have trade partners who do not have the list of change. okay. so we now have to look at where do we fall, go dealings with them, or do we find some supplement which, which works otherwise. so there's no and there is no i can see a malicious intent who is always a dollar and doing this. this is we're trying to do our business so great views of the following bill for merging economies. in fact, one that can really be alternates to policy western block, selec

or which already as being walked back by assist senior officials is 4 minutes tourism, at least on roy his press secretary, they're all kind of walking back. so it looks like it varies not by him because he doesn't really have a clear idea of what he's talking about. he's, he's, he's, he's up show, man, uh, he does drama. he does disruption. and he does this illusion. and his really a delusion he's really done all of these and this proposal that's kind of make believe it's not gonna work. very few people in the world. one at most people have some governments as opposed to so what he says gets the process gets the discussion moving the real question that nobody is answered yet. that lots of speculation, both here in the us, the middle east, is why, why does this ultimate aim? most people, i feel from my discussions and following this, most people tend to feel that what he's trying to do is put out on the ridge just put out there and outrages proposition that he knows is not feasible, but he wants it to saw from the so the position on normalization with israel. this is the big prize that

parts of the philippines. furthest i elsewhere as you can see, a good scattering of showers while she's roy around the light peninsula into in china. i lost you, try to prosecute part of in the shore line can also essentially dry and settled. we've had a western disturbance making its way across the north, west of india out of pocket stop. now pushing over tools and you'll see some wet weather coming through here. but try and quite to behind the in february 1958. the french airport responded to a nation village near of curious border getting more than 70 people. what happened and associates showed that the colonial status coldwell social saying that the secure city uses the tax resounded as far as the united nations of the real world. examples, the incidents that put the old jew in world of independence on the stage. the story of a massacre announced a 0 was donald trump so upset because of the us presidents proposes taking over the stress and relocation palestinians, a violation of international law at best, and a pool for ethnic cleansing it was. but who can stop trump? plan the inside st

they mentioned the fact that steve would coffee, the president's mid east, and roy had been to gaza. stressing that he was the 1st american official in gaza in the last 15 years. and he went in there to see if the per possible plan of rebuilding guys in 3 to 5 years was feasible. he came out according to these officials and said, no, it is going to take at least 10 to 15 years, rebuild cause and they went through all of the 4 with the conditions that the palestinians have been living under for so many months. and now they are trying to phrase it as a humanitarian idea, saying that it just would that be fair to the palestinians to live in what they call the demolition site up for that many years. obviously not showing any understanding of the long history of palestinian displacement, but they did say that one of the big topics was going to be on the abram records, as you know, under the 1st administration trump administration. these are some normalization with arrow countries. they've definitely said they want to try and talk about expanding that to saudi arabia, pointing out that the

there were free roy know, in a way to try and avoid mexican migration. despite the dangerous these, people want to take it north as soon as possible, trying to stop the tape word. word came up for but they were expect bad. so you know that the traits try to get up in the carriage is a type of people who up ahead move challenges to noisy north mexico. are you as president who doesn't want to know the beast goes on? the donald trump talks of developing the gaza strip off the cooling to the permanent resettlement of palestinians. do you as well take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it to pull out in the ultimate try. this is l just here, a live from dog. how so coming up a mazda official site, the us presidents proposals, our recipe for tiles and bones up.

quoting that in you or in washington, i'm green lighting, thousands of old bones for israel, the up roy, the arrow boiled over trumps, planned to clear out gauze are of nearly 2000000 palestinians as now for. ringback the white house to respond a, it's a unique offer. no one that no other country in the world has stepped up and made an offer. but i think that's what people need to think about. seriously, it was not meant as a hostile move, it was meant as a, i think, a very generous move the offer to rebuild and to be in charge of the rebuilding of a place. many parts of which right now. even if people move back, they would have nowhere to live safely because there are still unexploded munitions and debris and rubble. this is in, on how biddable place for human beings do you really think that that families up can live their dream in a region that looks like this with no running water, no electricity. and the special onboard of the president, steve woodcock, recently traveled to gaza as you all know. and he came back with images that he showed the president of the dire situation here. an

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and we'll see a lot each roy and 7 for the coming back in across the region. meanwhile, lottie drawing settled across a good part of the carrot bay, and that will be one or 2 scattered shafts, but not very spoiling the beautiful sunshine that will come through heavy rain for a time just around central america, particularly in nicaragua, in costa rica, or the in the a 1000000 can do most puts on caring for the natural environment, just parts of the national identity. but despite its negative carbon footprint, global warming threatens lives and like 221 east investigate who tends climate crisis. now to 0, the showcase of the best documentary towns from across the new on the 0 the, [000:00:00;00] the, the new watching out as a real quick reminder about top stories here. this, our 3 is really captive to, to be for even exchange of prisoners. on top of that, you have the name does eli chalabi olivia? and then i mean israel literally so 193 of us to monitor and agencies all morning. the 8 entering the gaza strip has been sufficient under the ceasefire agreement. 200000 tents was supposed to

so they go, roy, that's just kind of displays, you know, all paid for lock stock and borrow lots of kids on the street actually were given $20.00 each for every they will sign the picked up and distributed around the ground is just absolutely say most of them have no idea what they were meant to be protesting about, or that the russians did no evidence, no evidence required on the amount of money that usaid spent in georgia during the election. was i watery? how much was it? you said reports and we spend more than 100000000 on and use in georgia, you know, truck full of embryos there. and amongst them at least 40000000 were spent specifically on those very elections. and that's the money we know about. that's not the crates of the coming in and out of the us and british embassies, me backdoor. kind of go to the only one countries really on earth that's probably receive more cash flow, move them through the pipeline. i don't know, you know, where most of went on are done. ukraine, of course it has to you close con. everybody knows it's crooked as a both the numbers are really, really some

if you're could reach 9 degrees if you're in the midlands the in the midlands towards the with the roi few more wintry int pressure if the uk before high pressure builds during the weekend. you can download the bbc weather app to out how cold it's going this is bbc news. the headlines: palestinians resettled elsewhere. the proposal has been widely condemned across the middle east. loeal elections in nine areas year to allow major reorganisations to take place. and the first authorised documentary about the mega band led zeppelin is released in cinemas. about how they persuaded the band to take part. all i that is all �*that is coming up the sport and that's sarah sport and that's with sarah mulkerrins. thank you very much, let's start

roy that concludes all the reports for item seven. is there any public comments for any of the reports than we can we can post up a comment an item number seven i remember eight is the committee report from our last committee meeting last week on january 15th. commissioner linda would like to give a report out of that meeting. >> sure. the committee of two met last wednesday at 1315 egbert and we discussed the action items and also the other items on the agenda today that have already been previously discussed and voted upon. thanks so much. is there any public comment on the committee report? >> item number eight? >> i'm not seeing any we can can close public comments. that takes us to item number 11 for a closed session. >> fantastic. before we open for public comment, this is a conference for legal counsel for anticipated litigation for significant exposure to litigation pursuant to paragraph two of subdivision d of section 54956.9 of the california government code. >> just some logistics before we go in a close session we are goin

but what we focus on is roi.eam of experts doing what we see at the pith. we see really good examples in norway, saudi arabia, dubai that have done a really good job with these sovereign wealth funds. the question is, will we have the type of governance over it so that no matter who's in office, whether it's trump or someone else, that the focus is on roi and not specifically someone's political agenda? >> yeah. senator, you mentioned three countries that have massive surpluses based on their resources, and they're trying to use the sovereign wealth fund to diversify that because they have essentially too much money coming in to kind of put to work within their their own country or in other ways. that doesn't seem to apply here, isn't the big question where's the money come from? are we going to fund this? you know, out of, you know, out of the annual budget? what are we actually what's going to be in the fund? >> well, that's a good question. i think the president will have an opportunity to answer that question

agents kamikaze drones explosives, cartels telling mooifrgz defecate on agents it is horrific, chip royof a new frontier of border security to be dealt that now that cartels are using drones i want your reaction to that, as well, secretary pete hegseth says military about there military will support you your fellow officers. >> well, now taking -- cartels with, drones, for example, witnessed, drone defects by cartels that actually launched in members, and deadly also used, explosive devices we are concerned those tactics will cross the border american spaces troll agents impacted by those actions we know department defense has he amazing technology that will help us but, again, i think now, the changed we hope cartels think about about what they are going to do next because president trump is not going to tolerate any attacks against borrowed o patrol agents border think twice before they decide to attack >> do you feel you have enough equipment protection your offers have enough. >> getting there by administration, resources, equipment, vehicles, night vision equipment, very old so we

we spent our first three weeks in office, carefully evaluating spending to provide the highest roi possibleor our taxpayers. and to be honest, i'm worried less about spending more and i'm worried less about spending less. what i am concerned about is spending smarter, making sure our past promises and our current priorities are covered. because property taxes is far from the only challenge we need to address. some of you were lucky enough to know my grandmother myrt. she dedicated her life to the service of others, leading the mental health association in north dakota for over 25 years. myrt led with her heart. she was literally the nicest bully i've ever met. she was a force to be reckoned with and she wasn't afraid to try new things to help those struggling with their mental health. and she did this at a time where we didn't talk about mental health the way we talk about it now. it's a tough issue to deal with today. it was a real tough issue to deal with in 1985. she once said, in this kind of work we are constantly risking it all, constantly setting out in uncharted waters. even in brie

[applause] when i visited, when they visit the holyoke veterans home i love seeing my friend rose roy. rose is 102 years old. she. she is a world war ii veteran. the staff take care of her like family. she leads us in the pledge of allegiance when we visit, right? rose, i know you could make the trip here tonight. i know you're at home watching with friends and they just want to say to you and to all out there who served, we all thank you for your service. we love you and we really, really want you to know that. [applause] i'm proud massachusetts knuckling the birthplace of the national guard, the birthplace of the united states navy, were state that always supported our military and that's why we're so proud to win a fleet of brand-new f35 fighter jets for our airbase at barnes in westfield. colonel dave, where are you? date is here with leaders from all of our military bases in massachusetts. [applause] thank you for being here. people want their government to work for them. let me to you an example. a little while back i found out that there was a law threatened to take away licens

people like wendy keep pushing these 2% number-- give me the citation, roy. you're making a-- rape has a very high incidence of false allegation. give us the citation. they start speculating that we don't have a case. i can't comment on what will happen with him and the lakers. my job is this. but ultimately, the only question was, did i feel he did it? and did i feel we could prove our case? i feel that after reviewing the evidence, after looking at the evidence, that i can prove this case beyond a reasonable doubt. i think the average person has no idea whatsoever what actually took place, and they still don't. the evening of june 30th 2003. our victim is 19 at the time. she was employed by the cordillera resort and spa as a front desk person, kind of an upscale resort in eagle county, colorado. and they get a call that somebody is coming, and they were a vip guest. eventually, it was disclosed that the reservation was for kobe bryant, who had scheduled a minor knee surgery. a good friend of hers was also working. i gave her some courtier stationery with a

use of businessmen the at -- at the end of the day and he has seen the roi on what we are getting fromtors nt has decided along with the rest of america that we are not getting a return on our investment, we are spending so much money to produce more and more children who cannot read and to cannot do arithmetic on grade level, the definition of insanity is continuing to do the same thing over and over and expect a different result. that is what he ran on with breaking that cycle of insanity everywhere. >> trace: it's exactly right, the president once the states to handle schools, you think the state of california is doing a bad job at handling the school and i want to play some sound, here's the attorney general rob ended this is why, watch. >> we have one in this matter, thanks to our lawsuit, superior court blocking chino valley united school district, from instituting a force outing policy after school. this is not just me saying it, this is the court saying it. be two talks about chino valley, our friends you have been on the show, and what he's saying is that the parents have no r

small amount of investment we put into this effort was a great roi. ability to conduct exercises, making sure communications as a part of your incident response plan is critical. that concludes my portion. look forward to questions. sec. hobbs: you make the plan, exercise the plan. you will execute the plan. something will happen. we did it four times. after you exercise the plan, always have a brief. the plan will always change depending on the situation and updates in tech. you have national guard in your states. they will help you do a tabletop exercise if you asked them. that's what we did. a third party can watch over how you do things. [applause] >> thank you secretary hobbs and kevin. maria: we will begin our q&a. moderators privilege, mostly out of curiosity, i would love to hear each of your first calls internally and your first calls externally when experiencing crisis. secretary schmidt? sec. schmidt: i notice when people come to my office or call me, if the first word they say is "so" -- that is a red alert that there is a problem. [laught

a tributary of the river, roy turned into a raging torrent killing. at least 135 people, many lost their homes, their belongings, the family keep 6 ingleby nevada and just built a home near the river. in the small town comes in, fish that summer and go was on vacation and southern france or with the vase creek username was an over ingle. me. i'm all we're on the road. we kept getting calls in. got the 1st thing. this going to be torrential downpours. and the next day i go back in from this picture of the floods that they've reached up to the got to is the anglo from this do so i'm looking at this image. it's not just comp, believe it. so it's not really my house, it's not a photo montage. what you say, it's the single had just finished the house 3 years ago. he designed it himself and built it with the help of local crafts people who was his home. he was happy in it. on his way back from vacation. he was prepared for the worst. yeah, he built it almost all. you should have seen the pictures or did he couldn't even drive in there. everything was covere

diplomacy's role in this effort is central, we need to work with countries of or roy given to originfurther migrant fg in the return of their citizens. charlie: it's a completely different posture, an america first posture, a recognition that our neighbors should be some of our most important allies and the idea that we have a failed narco state to our south should be a real problem. we were talking during the break earlier. think of all of the investments we have made around the world in far plug places that many of us can't find on a map, if we made those investments in places that were more immediately important to us, like our neighbors or central or south america, we might have a different situation in terms of illegal immigration and drugs. rachel: absolutely. we had representative salazar on from the great state of florida. she's on the house foreign affairs committee and she talked about trump's new focus on latin america and how that's being received by those countries. listen. >> if you care about fentanyl, if you care about crime, if you care about migration, you have to c

. >> will: last week on the roof -- will cain show we had congressmen trooper roy he endorsed the plansted you could give letters of marque to private citizens in the united states to begin themselves to fight the cartels. disrupting stroke of -- smuggling routes, supply chains, that kind of thing. on the american side. but my question for you is this are all of these measures including private citizens or designating the mexican cartels as terrorist organizations, is there a point where the beautiful drop of all of the money you can make for yourself on all of the different things you can traffic into america is this incentivized enough? the trouble too much and not worth the price? >> i think for the most part that plan of sending private signed two individuals to go after cartels does not make any sense. you can see these drug cartels talk to each other on a daily basis they need the law, they need the government to make the difference. do i believe that this will help? i think it will have an impact but i also think the reason why i started getting to law enforcement and educating

go over to chip roy and tom massie and others and say look what i'm cutting?everybody together. we have to do the reconciliation process. which you know is the way to get around the 60 vote threshold in the senate. that's where a lot of the changes are going to be made. house republicans are working to look like. don't want to blow a hole in the deficit by extending the trump era tax cuts, for example. we are dependently going to get that exsended. definitely find those savings. all of those pieces are going to be a part of that the tariffs are going to bring in revenue. going to have massive savings by making government more efficient and effective. that's exactly what we and president trump promised the american people. so it's that great development. >> ainsley: dems are looking to keep elise stefanik's house seat vacant which you already have a slim majority. how do you feel about that and will the republicans be able to unify to pass this reconciliation? >> yes and yes. this is open political corruption by the state officials in new york. this seat shut b

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