. >> up next, sarah huckabee sanders held just outside the nation's capital, 20 minutes. ♪♪ >> come onur favorite governor, let's go. governor sanders, i'm so excited. we are on countdown mode. a slightly well-known individual, maybe the most popular human on the face of the planet right now. america's favorite president. are you all excited? [cheering] this is a blessing for me, we worked at the white house for several years. what you have accomplished, we are so proud of you. we were trying to raise our kids during that time, trying being the key word there. they turned out amazing. >> which says a lot. sarah brought her daughter and we were doing the whole closing taking pictures together, next generation let's get to it. you are at the national governors association and president trump had an interesting exchange with the governor of maine. we are all in the family here, tell us what happened. >> classic donald trump. if he doesn't like something, he's going to call out. one of the things that has made it so incredibly popular in one reason he's been able to get so much done this b

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arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders joins us now.g, governor. >> good morning, thank you for having me this morning. >> ainsley: what was your reaction to that, not just canada and mexico, el salvador, venezuela, colombia, what happened with panama canal? >> this is a president who is tired of america getting ripped off and doing everything for so many different parts of the world, tired of a broken down border. both at our southern border and northern border and he wants our allies and partners to step up and their part to stopoverwhelming drug epidemic coming into the country, overflow of illegal immigrants coming in and wants to see fair and free trade take place. we have a president who is going to stand up, fight for america and protect american interests. he campaigned on this and with the win he was delivered in november of last year, american people are demanding he deliver on it and he's doing exactly that. none of these things should come as a surprise, he talked about it, campaigned on it. >> ainsley: he is doing it, what

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. >> laura: i like the sarah huckabee sanders. she looked great. all right.ow i gave my optimistic view of the whole thing earlier. but tell us. >> well, look. aside from, you know, they not like us in a minor it was hard to make out what was actually being said. kendrick lamar 12 minutes of rap was a musical grudge match, laura, on the biggest stage in america. most people don't know that lamar doesn't like drake or that his ex is serena williams and showed up to troll drake. the music itself is not broad enough or well-known enough to reach generations. look, we saw diana ross a few years back in new orleans. that's a multi generational audience that young, middle age, everybody could sing along because they knew the tunes. i think we got to expand this thing a little bit and get out of this narrow lane that frankly jay-z has put us in. he has been producing these things since 2019. kendrick lamar has done two super bowls in the last three years, laura. give somebody else a chance. >> laura: maybe it's time for jay-z to maybe just move on down the road and

we heard in sarah huckabee sanders, the press secretary during the first term, she talked about the blisteringace working for the president, phone calls at 1:00 in the morning and calling four or five hours later and wanting answers. and it appears that the president wants elon musk to have more hustle. posting this morning, quote, elon musk is doing a great job, but i would like to see him get more aggressive. remember, we have a country to save, but ultimately to make greater than ever before. maga. by the way, bryan, elon musk responded, will do, mr. president. see you at cpac today. a big crowd. there's thunderous applause there to the president of argentina just wrapping up his remarks. now, here was president trump yesterday on elon musk. >> he's doing something that a lot of people wouldn't have the courage to do. we want to streamline our country, we want to streamline, you know why? because we want our country to survive and thrive and we're finding billions and billions of dollars of waste, fraud and abuse. >> now, president trump signed executive order this week barring illegal immi

one of them is governor sarah huckabee sanders.lly important mentors she had. she had her dad and president trump. in moments where she felt more vulnerable and didn't have the confidence, they stepped up and gave her that and she found her purpose in life. look at her today, one of the most successful governors in our country. the youngest governor making such a huge impact. >> sean: i tried to pay it back because i saw him -- i know so many people who are all too willing to help me. they believe in you and running in a swing state is not exactly the easiest left. she didn't believe it once, she believed twice which made it twice as hard. >> she's been an incredible mentor and friend and supporter in every way. it all started with the football coach for me when i was in high school. i rode the bench and his new coach got hired and saw in me something i didn't see in myself and he made me the cocaptain of the team and not really, when i was 15 or 16, it changed my life and that's the funny thing when you ask successful people how d

sarah huckabee sanders. and another is expected to meet with president trump before the one in ukraine. >> mark levine's remarks. >> there you go. lucas, thanks for the play by play. see you later. more more on the budget and doge, let's bring in florida congressman co-chair aaron beam. >> good to be with you. >> let's talk about it, the senate is going its own way. how is progress coming in the house? >> well, first of all, i understand why they're acting so fast. they're getting impatient as is the american people getting impatient, but, mike, everyone knows a spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down and so that's why one big beautiful bill is the right answer because it combines the sugar that every legislature, republican legislature wants to vote for with border and doing great things there with the medicine which is very difficult, it's going to be yucky, that's our redoing tax policy. when you combine the sugar and medicine together, it's something that we all can agree on, will agree on and it'

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one of them that stands out is governor sarah huckabee sanders. in the book, she talks about two really important mentors. she had she had her dad and she had president trump. and in moments where she felt more vulnerable, didn't have the confidence. they stepped up and gave her that. and she found her purpose in life. and look at her today, one of the most successful governors in our country, the youngest governor making such a huge impact. >> you know, i try whenever i can to pay it back because i know so many people were were all too willing to help me. dave certainly believed in you. and, you know, running in a swing state is not exactly the easiest lift. and she didn't believe once. she believed twice, which made it twice as hard. >> she took a big, big chance on me. dean has been an incredible mentor and friend and supporter and, you know, and every in every way. but, you know, it all started with me with a football coach when i was in high school. i wasn't a very good football player. i rode the bench and this new coach got hired and saw in

. >> ladies and gentlemen, up next, an interview with the governor of arkansas, sarah huckabee sandersac senior fellow, mercedes. >> come on. your favorite governor. let's go. we are waking up here. >> your favorite governor, sarah. i am so excited to have sarah with us. we are in countdown mode because guess who has been coming? >> just a slightly well-known individual. maybe the most popular human on the face of the planet right now. >> that's right, president trump . are you all excited? [applause] this is such a blessing for me. we worked together at the white house for several years. what you have accomplished is amazing and we are so proud of you. just to start right there. we were trying to raise our kids during that time. >> trying being the key word. we were trying to raise our kids. somehow they turned out amazing, which says a lot. >> they were all in the backstage. sarah brought her daughters with my girls and they were taking pictures together. we were like, this is the next generation of leadership. let's get to it. you were at the national governors association dinner an

is a press secretary time and communication senior advice for president trump now governor sarah huckabee sanders he was like wealth so well i would say always to the point about aggressive questions like how do you destroy the individual staff and so we came to this might also know that there's elon musk derangement happening do know how to handle it had a you that differently from the first ministration printed out because is a lot of dealing with russian hoax at the beginning special counsel this concept because he was trying so hard to never apologize mother is not the never apologize for some around very different strategy that you are taking down what is it smith personal since you brought up democrats while he is been thins of night so nice things about me a lot resisted responding listens about them out to say the least i have a job jim, just saying my. [applause] a vaccine is moving on and as far as a strategy that office every single day the president leaves from an offense of mice that were not going apologize for cutting waste printed abuse from the government. my going apologize for

taking you today three of c-pac, it continues with today with remarks from arkansas governor sarah huckabee sandersoman elise stefanik and others. you will be able to watch it live at 10:00 a.m. eastern as well as cspan and our free possibly app and cspan.org. let's hear from mike. >> caller: good morning. i have been a licensed cpa for more than 40 years. right now there is something a deadline coming down that of march 21st is the most egregious act i have heard of. i was speaking to a client last night of a 70-year-old grandmother who inherited an empty lot that was handled by a family, explained to her that if she didn't register with the financial crime enforcement network by march 31st, she could be facing two years in federal prison and a fine of $561 a day at penalty. when she asked me, well, what's the purpose of this and i said - "money laundering and terrorist financing." it only applies to 30 million small businesses. not large businesses but businesses with 20 or fewer employees less than 5 million in sales and large businesses are not subject to this. i am wondering why has there been