scott turner is a dear friend of mine who is now the secretary of housing and urban development. we have initiatives scott is working on when it comes to criminal justice and housing and uplifting the poorest of the poor, to give them an opportunity to live the american dream. there is a lot of programs coming. i can tell you, be patient. it has only been, what, 40 days since president trump has been in office? i think you are going to see more of these major initiatives being pushed. i know i just met with our chairwoman, congresswoman frederick wilson, and we have some big plans for 2025 and how we get into the communities that uplift our black boys. host: we will go to alan in wheeler's bird, ohio. independent. caller: good morning. i have not followed nfl football at all in my life. this is my first time seeing mr. brewer, and have got to say, i am thoroughly impressed with what i have heard. and, brother, i just want you to know as a fellow believer i'm going to pray for you. because i believe that truth changes lives. it doesn't matter whether you are black or white. doesn'

secretary of housing and urban development, scott turner. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> how is everyone doing?ee you and i want to thank you, cpac and matt and mercedes, for putting this incredible event on and i want to thank each of you for being here today, i'm so excited to be with you all. there is a renewed sense of energy and enthusiasm in this country and in this room. can you feel it? [cheering] we are all excited to have donald j trump at the helm of this country ushering in the golden age of america. i am a baptist preacher. [cheering] when i see people in the room and in the crowd, it makes me feel encouraged but i promise to only have three points and then i will pose this. is that all right? it is a great honor for me to be here and a privilege to serve as new secretary of housing and urban development. [cheering] i look forward to supporting president trump and vice president pence and the mission toward policies that put you, the american people first, above all else. you will hear me say this many times, i'm not really concerned with status, i'm not concerned with media attent

that would be under my friend and colleague, scott turner. sen. kennedy: and fannie mae and freddie mac did the same thing. mr. pulte: they probably did. sen. kennedy: we have a house of cards. it is worse than it was before the 2008 housing crisis. you have the federal government adopting a policy -- do not worry about how much you make, we will loan you all you need to buy a home. and then when folks get in trouble, the federal government says do not worry about it, we will make your payments for you. so, you will not default. re: -- or you will not have to sell your home. that is one of the reasons that housing prices are so high, isn't it? mr. pulte: in many ways. sen. kennedy: are you going to fix that. mr. pulte: i am going to work very strongly. sen. kennedy: is that a yes or no? mr. pulte: i will absolutely work on that issue, i promise. sen. kennedy: i mean, this is absurd. now i want everybody who can afford it to own a home. mr. pulte: yes. sen. kennedy: but if you start giving away money and giving away homes, we are going to have anot

that would be under my friend and colleague, scott turner. sen.nedy: and fannie mae and freddie mac did the same thing. mr. pulte: they probably did. sen. kennedy: we have a house of cards. it is worse than it was before the 2008 housing crisis. you have the federal government adopting a policy -- do not worry about how much you make, we will loan you all you need to buy a home. and then when folks get in trouble, the federal government says do not worry about it, we will make your payments for you. so, you will not default. re: -- or you will not have to sell your home. that is one of the reasons that housing prices are so high, isn't it? mr. pulte: in many ways. sen. kennedy: are you going to fix that. mr. pulte: i am going to work very strongly. sen. kennedy: is that a yes or no? mr. pulte: i will absolutely work on that issue, i promise. sen. kennedy: i mean, this is absurd. now i want everybody who can afford it to own a home. mr. pulte: yes. sen. kennedy: but if you start giving away money and giving away homes, we are going to have another

. >> trace: president trump's new secretary of housing and urban development scott turner's in los angelesook at the massive destruction -- destruction caused by wildfires and he allowed natalie redington to join him for an exclusive right along. >> we have to be swifter in our action and so regulatory environment, bad policies, disengagement, mismanagement, all of those things have to go. i'm excited, what can we do for you because at the end of the day it's the people. they may be in different neighbourhoods but they all... what we can do in partnering here with alta dena and the palisades and these families to get results quicker. we did announce the extension of a 90 day extension on the foreclosure moratorium and this would give families flexibility to rebuild. the it's -- the administration is committed to help the families who have been victims of the devastation. we are running new place because american people spoke. 77 million people voted for president trump because they want change. its heartbreaking but the resolve of the people here in altadena is one that would encourage eve

. >> scott turner former nfl football player coming to l.a. he was in the palisades today.morrow he goes to altadena. it's showing you the trump administration is like can you take a look at what's going on because i haven't been out in a while and i'm always worried about what exactly if nothing is happening is happening. >> we know that in altadena and in palisades people are being told it's going to take three to five years. they were told you can start immediately. that was a lie. >> the bullet train was going to take three to five years. >> we are seeing a constant pattern from california and l.a. officials applying to people to their face. they find out later the bad news after they made plans. people can't afford to wait there long -- that long. they are just moving someone -- somewhere else with insurance money. i we need federal oversight here. they are on the ground a lot and they can do one other great thing which is to remove all of the squandered embezzled money from the homeless industrial complex that they've been feeding to california. you look at how much m

waters says an aide to scott turner prevented her from delivering a letter. >> we are telling people and showing people about our power this is what we say when we fight, we can win. when we fight, we win. >> and now we say to trump and elon, are you ready for this fight? >> multiple democrats will bring fired federal workers as their guests. the president's speech to congress tomorrow night. bret? >> bret: complete coverage here on fox news channel. thank you. the whether can fear the likely headed to the supreme court. it could have plenty company. efforts to reduce the federal payroll being let with legal and public challenges. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel has details tonight. >> we fight for you. [chanting] >> protesters gather outside u.s. district court in washington ahead of a critical hearing about the trump administration's efforts to make major cuts at the consumer financial protection bureau. inside, u.s. district court judge amy burman jackson said she is trying to get a clear picture of what is going on inside the agency. the judge, while skeptic of the go

there scott turner. there is seth duffy -- i'm so sorry, sean duffy. transportation.ere senator adam schiff sitting with senator from -- yup, the new senator from delaware, lisa rochester. we had carol from illinois. we have angela alsobrooks, maryland. jasmine: kamala harris was the second. peter: kamala harris, of course. jasmine: interchangeably. peter: there is kristi noem, who is talking there with the congressman from new jersey. jason: that's tim burchett from tennessee. peter: there we go. is that brooke rawlins, the ag secretary. jason: it is sort of odd to have something like this when we so much pay attention to the fashion because of the protests and so forth having just on the oscars two nights ago. jasmine: not quite the same. jason: but there is a lot more power. peter: nobody in the world cares what you or i are wearing. [laughter] last year, joe biden took at least a half-hour to get out of the chamber. it was a moment for him, politically, that boosted him, that got rid of some of the rumors of mental decline, etc. he worked that room for a half an h

scott turner is a dear friend of mine who is now the secretary of housing and urban development. initiatives scott is working on when it comes to criminal justice and housing and uplifting the poorest of the poor, to give them an opportunity to live the american dream. there is a lot of programs coming. i can tell you, be patient. it has only been, what, 40 days since president trump has been in office? i think you are going to see more of these major initiatives being pushed. i know i just met with our chairwoman, congresswoman frederick wilson, and we have some big plans for 2025 and how we get into the communities that uplift our black boys. host: we will go to alan in wheeler's bird, ohio. independent. caller: good morning. i have not followed nfl football at all in my life. this is my first time seeing mr. brewer, and have got to say, i am thoroughly impressed with what i have heard. and, brother, i just want you to know as a fellow believer i'm going to pray for you. because i believe that truth changes lives. it doesn't matter whether you are black or white. doesn't matter