the president sat down for his first interview since returning to the white house with our own sean hannityide the oval office. >> we talk venezuela. that's a big abuser. but these are countries. >> sean: iran. >> congo. countries that you don't even think of. much more than south america. >> lucas: under joe biden more than 8 million people entered the u.s. illegally. largest influx of illegal aliens in u.s. history. guys. >> brian: a lot of picking up to do. mayor new york city calm down. obviously a huge illegal alien population many of which don't commit crime. still go to the doctor, still go to the hospital, still do your thing if you need to. because, by the time they get to the criminals, hopefully we will be dealing with something for people who have been here for a couple of decades. >> steve: in particular, and so 10,000 military to the southern border. they are not going to be enforcement. they can't because of posse comb at that time tas. apparently there is some move in the administration look at part of the insurrection act of 1807. >> border patrol agencies are going to bloc

trump signing more executive orders including one designed to block illegal crossings and told sean hannity that joe biden's failed policies forced him to take swift action. >> why would somebody say that open borders are good? where jails and mental institutions and gang members off the streets from the toughest cities in the world are being brought to the united states of america and emptied out into our country? why would anybody that even likes -- you don't have to love our country, you have to like it. why would anybody that likes our country, the democrats, allow that to happen? and even now, they're trying to justify it. you can't justify it. >> bill: the ice raids taking place in many parts of the country including the sanctuary city of boston. that's where bill melugin went on an exclusive ride along with ice. bill joins us to tell us what he found and what he saw. bill, good morning. >> good morning to you as well. in the early days of this new trump administration, ice officials tell me they are taking what they call a worst first approach meaning they will target the worst of th

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trumpet sat down with sean hannity for the first interview of his second term. >> let's talk about theent you walked back in this office, this task, this room, your carpet. how did you feel? >> it's was a lot of work, and as you know, i felt that we shouldn't have had to necessarily be here. it could have been done, a lot of work -- it would've been over with. it showed us that the radical left, their philosophies and policies are horrible. you look at crime. you look at what has gone on at the border. you look at the crime that's going to happen. i think we got there just in the nick of time. >> a lot of things scare me. i want to get to that and i w will. >> all solvable. >> at any point, did you doubt you would be back here? >> it's a great question. it's something i don't think about. i've never really thought about it. i don't think about will i be back. i just get it done. i get things done. >> [laughs] indeed. what did you make of it? >> there are so many interesting parts. the party picked up on was when people came to him and said "you should primitively pardon yourself?" and

sean hannity got exclusive interview in the oval office with president trump yesterday. president talked about what has changed since the two sneangs attempts. here is a little bit of it people say to me a change in you. has this increased your faith in god? >> yes, i think so i don't think that has taken place, yeah. because, when you look at statistically, i should never be here. i mean, if -- i'm looking at an immigration chart. my favorite chart ever in history. even if the numbers were bad. >> sean: talking about assassination and telling jokes. it was terrible. i remember that day. >> i had to turn exactly 90-degree angle. i said throw down the chart or something to that effect. they bring the chart and i'm literally looking exactly at the right angle. i couldn't have even been a little further or a little bit less it would have whacked because it an an eighth of an inch. >> >> steve: changed everything. >> ainsley: god spared his life. >> lawrence: brought him closer in his faith. he is who he is i think he is a more tamer donald trump than he was before. he was t

and i want to share what donald trump said again tonight with his interview with sean hannity. watch this about fema. >> fema is going to be a whole big discussion very shortly, because i'd rather see the states take care of their own problems. >> i'd rather see the states take care of their own problems. how do you think republican governors are hearing that tonight? >> well, i think republican. >> governors in the. >> abstract are like, oh, no. but i think republican governors who know who donald trump is know that that doesn't apply to republican governors, right? he's talking about california. he's talking about blue states. he's talking about new york and new jersey. he's not talking about florida. he's not talking about the gulf coast. he's talking about the opposition. right. and i think it's interesting, too. we were talking you were talking just now about immigration and the way in which the administration is saying, well, we want to make sure that the doj is going after state officials that aren't upholding federal law, which, of course, they can't do by established c

think even sean hannity was kind of pushing. him on that. to your point, i think, what does that mean for all the other republicans that elevate him and celebrate him and their their get out of jail card right now is to say, yeah, but biden did x, y, z. there is no parity between what biden did and what donald trump did. >> donald trump. >> pardoned violent convicts who beat up cops and law enforcement officers to try to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power. i don't think donald trump really even understands that. i don't i don't think he has the intellect to understand that. but all of the people on capitol hill who are backing him up right now do. and the. >> shame and. >> scorn that millions of americans put. >> on donald. >> trump, they're putting on capitol hill republicans tonight. >> as well. okay. but to that point, right. capitol hill republicans, many of them are using this. both sides saying, well, biden pardoned all these people. but the specific people that donald trump is helping. experts have warned that clemency for oath ke

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as fox tv presenter sean hannity revealed, there's a part two of this interview still to come later on thursday. merlin thomas, bbc news, washington. our wales correspondent has been speaking to the family of a man who died from sepsis after waiting 1a hours for an ambulance that never arrived. peter was diagnosed with renal failure last summer, battling on with dialysis twice a week at the beginning of december he suffered pain in his leg in the middle of the night. i suffered pain in his leg in the middle of the night.- middle of the night. i called nhs direct _ middle of the night. i called nhs direct and _ middle of the night. i called nhs direct and we - middle of the night. i called nhs direct and we were - middle of the night. i called| nhs direct and we were told they would get a gp out but she was concerned it might be dvt and so she said because of that concern i needed a ring for an ambulance. white she was told it might be a four—hour wait. at i.| it might be a four—hour wait. ati.i was it might be a four—hour wait. at h was told it would be at least another eight hours. i

sean hannity spoke to president trump in the oval office last night. >> president trump: venezuela, big abuzer. >> iran, syria? >> president trump: countries you don't think of, more than south america. >> lucas: trump vowed to cut off funding to get sanctuary cities to comply with law. >> president trump: trying to get rid of them and end them, people in their communities don't want them. >> sean: would you cut off their money? >> president trump: i might have to do that. >> lucas: 1500 soldiers and marines will deploy to the border after trump declared national emergency. u.s. military trans port plans will fly deportation flights. >> carley: lucas tomlinson live in washington, thank you so much. fox news alert. notes good news for california. two new wildfires breaking out in the los angeles area, flames from the fire burning 20 acres along the 405 freeway into bel air, evacuation orders in bel air and brentwood and scorching 10,000 acres since yesterday and is 14% contained. 41,000 residents are under evacuation orders or warnings. >> i had to high tail it home to get my animals and

he told sean hannity that this will lower cost for american consumers.have access to energy. energy goes into our manufactured goods. energy goes into transportation, it gets things from one place to the grocery store or home depot or wherever people are buying things they need. we have to unleash the american energy economy fchl we do that, we will create good jobs, high wages and lower cost for american consumers. >> cheryl: this is why so many supported this team in november. if you create jobs and make the nation more energy independent, it helps economic growth and lifts all income classes and increases wages and helps everything. we'll see if it helps inflation. >> todd: if you become energy independent and not reliant on canada, they don't have as much leverage on tariff discussions. >> cheryl: saudis, too. >> todd: have a great weekend. thank you. catch cheryl on mornings with maria. sources telling fox news two migrants in custody for suspected murder of a 63-year-old chicago man found dead at his home same day tom homan led a raid in that sanct

. >> brooke: president trump's policy becoming clear in his interview with sean hannity touching on issues like iran, china and panama canal. >> president trump: most expensive thing we have built is panama canal. jimmy carter gave it away for $1, we have to take it back. china is running the panama canal right now. >> sean: you had a conversation with president xi. >> president trump: i had a good relationship with him, with vladamir putin, also. iran is a different story. iran is a whole different thing. it is a religious deal that is very dangerous. they cannot have a nuclear weapon. if they get one, everyone else will get them and whole thing will be a disaster. >> brooke: trump is calling on russian president vladamir putin to put an end to russia-ukraine war. >> president trump: i put out a truth today that is really strong and i mean it. if they don't do it, i will pus tariffs -- >> sean: do what? >> president trump: if they don't settle this war soon, i'll put massive tariffs on russia and taxes and big sanctions. i don't want to do that. i love the russian people, they are great p

as fox tv presenter sean hannity revealed, there's a part two of this interview still to come later onter mimi swaby told me more about what's happening at the border — and the mexican government's response. the border is closed, there is a state of emergency announced and no—one has crossed, but thousands of migrant are stranded after president trump closed down the cbp one entry programme, an app where hundreds of thousands of migrants could schedule an appointment to make their asylum case. now they are stranded with uncertainty. this is as 1,500 troops are making their way to the border to put up physical barriers, as well as mass deportation flights looming, so a lot of panic and uncertainty at this border with many people unsure where to go next. the mexican government has not taken this measure particularly well. however, talks between mexico and the us have already begun with immigration being a central point. mexico's president claudia sheinbaum said on wednesday that the foreign affairs minister and the secretary of state marco rubio have had a phone conversation which largel

gallagher live in los angeles as we have breaking news on the right-hand side of your screen as sean hannity was reporting there's been an air crash just on the other side of the airport. the incoming side of the airport at reagan national also known as dca. the faa is reporting it appears to be a commuter plane. it's american airlines flight 5342 that as it was preparing to land, close to landing that it struck a military helicopter. a sikorsky 860. the plane was not yet iden identified. but it usually flies what is known as a crj-700 a twin jet airline and listed when it took off from wichita to land at reagan national airport. the plane was also listed as a crj-700. these planes and we don't know how many passengers were on board. but we know they can carry up to around 78 passengers. as you can see, and we will show you video of this, there is other video that shows launching boats into the potomac river to find if there are any survivors. if there are any people in the water at all. that is one of the shots we are looking at, loading people to go in. you see rescue crews and dive teams

trump speaking about this with sean hannity last night in the oval office.licies are horrible. they don't work. you look at crime, you look at what's gone on at the border, you have t terrorists in our country by the thousands, murders in our country by the tens of thousands. we have 11,000 people that murdered are free and walking around in our country and prisons from all over the world have been emptied out into our country by biden allowing it to happen. why would somebody say open borders are good. we're jails and mental institutions for other countries and gang members right off the streets from the toughest cities in the world are being brought to the united statesam

he spoke to sean hannity last night. >> president trump: i don't think we should give california anything until they let water flow down. it's a political thing. i don't know what it is. >> there will be plenty of political discussion when the president arrives here tomorrow, dana. >> dana: what a pretty place and location that is, jonathan. thank you so much. >> bill: with us now is a california chief of fire communications. here we go again. what's the status and outlook for you? >> hi, thank you for having me on. yes. we're continuing to be in a red flag warning. we will be through friday. while the hughes and sepulveda made news we had more than a dozen other fires that we were able to keep to a low acreage primarily because we had so much surged resources spread throughout southern california as well as the mobileization center. all these resources were immediately employed. we had a number of strike teams in the santa clarita area next to castaic immediately deployed and on the fire line. so we have gotten all the

executive orders came out as a flurry as we expected. >> bill: sean hannity last night. what is the sea change in d.c.? do you believe republicans are united? >> yes, the most united the republican party has been in a long time. one big difference. the jarring pace of play from the sleepy last four years where, you know, press corps would get a hard lid on the day's activities and now two free wheeling conferences in the first full day of action. look, he is really pushing everyone to work hard. boy, did they need to do that. it extends not just to lawmakers trying to enact his agenda and the press corps. executive orders dealing with the federal workforce having to come back to work for the first time since covid. this guy -- listen, president trump will make people go to work. most american people are really happy about that. >> dana: interesting because it is a second term but with a staff that has completely fresh legs and knew exactly what they wanted to do. i think you see a little evidence of that. thank you so much, josh, great on the panel last night and even be

here is what he told sean hannity? >> you had a conversation with president xi. we have problems with them. they have territorial ambitions with taiwan, electric -- >> i had a great relationship with him prior to covid and a good relationship with him. we had a very good relationship. i had a very good relationship with putin also. >> have you spoken to him? >> president trump: i don't want to say. >> good morning, dana and bret. president trump is making it clear he intends to stick to and carry out america first policies and world leaders are scrambling over how to respond. the topic of tariffs have dominated the conversation where world leaders are hoping for a measured approach. trump is critical of an unfair crate relationship with the european union and wants nato members to spend 5% gdp on defense that would require the defense to spend more than $1 trillion a year. he is urging vladimir putin to strike a deal with zelenskyy to end the war in ukraine. >> president trump: zelenskyy, he wants to settle now. he has had enough. he shouldn't have allowed this t

as fox tv presenter sean hannity revealed, there's a part two of this interview still to come later on short time ago, we spoke to the cbs correspondent naomi ruchim. she described what's happening on the us mexico border right now. the goal here seems to quickly shutdown the american asylum system and in some cases do that without even going to congress. now to customs and border protection officials tell cbs news that migrants will not even be allowed to see a judge or asylum officer being forced out before. many families are on edge of fear of separation and danger back home. just hours after being sworn in, donald trump invoke sweeping presidential authorities to bar the entry of migrants deemed to be participating in what he calls an invasion of the us, as well as those who may pose a public health or national security risk. internal government documents indicate as obtuse and i come the president's full authority was being implemented across texas and mexico's border, making it all migrants who arrived the very quick to be expelled.— be expelled. and what about refugees? — be exp

as fox tv presenter sean hannity revealed, there's a part two of this interview still to come later onrday, donald trump warned he will impose high tariffs and further sanctions on russia if vladimir putin fails to end the war in ukraine. writing on his social media platform truth social, he said that by pushing to settle the war he was doing russia and its president a "very big favour". let's speak tojohn herbst now. he's a former us ambassador to ukraine. welcome, thank you for being with us. prior to taking office donald trump did say that he would end this war in 2a hours. what do you make of this threat to russia? what impact could it have? i to russia? what impact could it have? ~ . ., , have? i think what he did was very smart- — have? i think what he did was very smart. he _ have? i think what he did was very smart. he poured - have? i think what he did was very smart. he poured cold i very smart. he poured cold water on expectations in moscow that he would be easy on putin and let putin win in some fashion this war of aggression against ukraine. while tariffs will not help muc

told sean hannity you are not mad donald trump one.ump? >> i don't know if i would vote for him because i don't trust that chaos is not going to rain. i don't like -- and i don't want to use come i'm not trying to call him authoritarian or whatever, the white house, the senate, the house, congress, et cetera, complete power like that make me nervous, especially in the hands of somebody like him, who can be a bit petty and stuff like that. i want to be very, very clear, i have voted for some republicans in the past. i would vote for republican's in the future. i am not against -- there is a lot of conservative policies that i support, just like there are some liberal policies i support. i'm an independent. my issue was not with the party. my issue was with trump and how i thought trump would act. i'm hoping i'm wrong. i'm rooting for him to have a successful presidency, but a successful presidency to me is what benefits america, not him, if that means voting right, i'll vote right next election and the election after that and the electi

who'd play sean hannity? maybe you should do it.hank you for including me. [ laughter ] >> did you guys like his acting? [ cheers and applause ] i feel like, you know -- when you finally finish doing this is you're going to be -- >> jimmy: i feel stupid a lot of the time. like, most every day, at some point during the day. but i haven't felt much stupider than i did its sitting there acting with you and brad pitt today. [ laughter ] that was the height of stupid for the day for me today. >> exactly. >> jimmy: it was -- yeah, it was fun. well, i want to talk about this movie. i really enjoy it. we're going to come back. let's take a break. we'll talk about that. we'll talk about your relationship with brad -- >> okay, this is going to get weird. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: george clooney is here. his movie is called "wolfs." we'll be right back. ok, noah's going to make a fire. our job is to let him do it...by himself. what kind of wood you got there? gregggg! it is important to challenge young homeowners turning into their parents. -mm..

as fox tv presenter sean hannity revealed, there's a part two of this interview still to come later on still to come with me is our reporter, mimi swaby. mimi, what do we know about what is happening on the board at the moment, and there are some 30,000 migrants who have seen appointments seeking asylum in the us cancelled? the border is closed, _ asylum in the us cancelled? tue: border is closed, there asylum in the us cancelled? tte: border is closed, there is a state of emergency and no one has crossed yet, but thousands of migrant are stranded over president trump close down the entry programme, an app where hundreds of thousands of migrants could schedule an appointment to make their asylum case. now they are stranded with uncertainty. this is as 1500 troops are making their way to the border to put up their way to the border to put up as a goal barriers, as well as mass deportation flight looming, so a lot of panic and uncertainty at this border with many people unsure where to go yet next. many people unsure where to go et next. �* ., _, , many people unsure where to go etnext.�

set to do his 1st tv network interview, he's going to be pre typing that in the next hour with sean hannity of the fox network. it's going to be airing at $21.00 g m t a. so we know he's going to be doing that in the oval office. and then as you talked about there he is going to be once again meeting as he did one day earlier with republican leadership in order to flush out his congressional legislative agenda. we know he's focusing on immigration issues. he's. 1 and focusing on his tax code, trying to get some of that through. so we expect that we're going to hear from the president, but to, as we saw yesterday and the day before, there's always a little bit more that's crammed into that calendar. that is full of surprises, so we're waiting to see what else will be popping up as rector of national intelligence, there's been paperwork holdups, and when it comes to r k junior, that there are some reservations about his positions on vaccines. and that's why democrats are having some big reservations, but eventually we're hearing that he has hearing could be at the end of the month. but the bo

in his new interview with fox news host sean hannity, president trump criticized former president joe said, quote, "this guy went around giving everybody pardons." dude, you just pardoned 1,500 rioters. that's like kevin hart saying, "that guy makes an awful lot of movies." [ laughter ] president trump reportedly plans to spends weekends at mar-a-lago playing golf. but of course he'll be hard at work and all business monday through wednesday. like, noon wednesday. [ light laughter ] in a virtual address today at the world economic forum, president trump said he's happp he'll be president during the country's 250th anniversary and the los angeles olympics and said it was, quote, "a stroke of luck or whatever you call it." i think i would call it "besides the point"? [ laughter ] you're supposed to be working. that's like going to college for four years just for the spring flings. [ laughter ] president trump and first lady melania yesterday celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary, which meant trump had to do that thing she likes -- sleep on the couch. [ laughter ] first lady melania

the president proposed that idea last night in an interview with fox news sean hannity. they talked about disasters in north carolina and california. trump's going to visit both tomorrow. here's the deal. fema is going to be a whole big discussion very shortly, because i'd rather see the states take care of their own problems. if they have a tornado someplace, and if they let that state. oklahoma is very competent. i love oklahoma, so you have to love a place like that. i love oklahoma, but you know what? if they get hit with a tornado or something, let oklahoma fix it. now, i don't know about oklahoma, but truth be told, nearly all the people and equipment and know how and effort and sacrifice fighting the california fires are coming from california. we're good at this. we may be the best at this. cal fire and cal oes are certainly some of the biggest and best funded in the nation. smaller, poorer states would have a much more difficult time fending for themselves. now note the president said fema would distribute money under his plan. that's one of their biggest roles

we want to play what caroline levitt told sean hannity, the better part of one hour and 10 minutes ago, watch. >> i can confirm that president trump has been made aware of this situation, and tragically it appears that a military helicopter, collided with a regional jet, at dca airport here in washington, d.c. that it's all i can confirm at this point in time, i can just say that the thoughts and the prayers of the entire trump administration are with all of those that are involved and we ask the public in this area to please standby for guidance from law enforcement and allow them to do their job as they attempt to save lives right now. >> trace: caroline giving the news to sean hannity and she was for the most part spot on. it's interesting because we have gotten a great deal of information from the white house, we have gone a lot of information from the ntsb and the ffa who are in the process of investigating this, they of course will take the lead. i want to bring back in aviation analyst and commercial pilot can christian centre, a former crash investigator for nasa, and ken we we

trump speaking about this with sean hannity last night in the oval office. watch. >> the radical left, their philosophies and policies are horrible. they don't work. you look at crime, you look at what's gone on at the border, you have t terrorists in our country by the thousands, murders in our country by the tens of thousands. we have 11,000 people that murdered are free and walking around in our country and prisons from all over the world have been emptied out into our country by biden allowing it to happen. why would somebody say open borders are good. we're jails and mental institutions for other countries and gang members right off the streets from the toughest cities in the world are being brought to the united states of america and emptied out into our country. maria: so this is an important discussion because the mainstream media oftentimes gets this wrong, calling president trump anti-immigration. that is absolutely 100% incorrect. he is against illegal migration. there are people like my ancestors, like your ancestors who came to america and did i

the night before, trump appeared in a wide-ranging interview from the oval office with fox news' sean hannity. trump: fema is going to be a whole big discussion very shortly, because i'd rather see the states take care of their own problems. lisa: trump said he wants a new approach to federal disaster aid, sharply limiting it. pres. trump: i love oklahoma, but you know what? if they get hit with a tornado or something, let oklahoma fix it. you don't need -- and then the federal government can help them out with the money. lisa: he singled out california, reeling from ongoing wildfires, threatening to cut off aid and asserting that releasing water from northern california would help, which local officials say is flat wrong. pres. trump: i don't think we should give california anything until they let water flow down into there sean hannity, fox news anchor: from the north to the south. lisa: meanwhile, nomination mobilization. former congressman john ratcliffe was sworn in as the cia's new director soon after his senate confirmation today, while defense secretary-designate pete hegseth narrowly

president trump sad down -- sat down for an exclusive interview with sean hannity.d morning, lauren, what did he have to say? lauren: he was neither clueless nor -- and confident, there we go. i would say he seemed calm and determined. he's on a mission the fix what he thinks went wrong over the past four years. watch here. >> it showed us that the radical left, their philosophies and policies are horrible. they don't work. you look at crime, you look at what's gone on at the border, they're all solvable problems. >> i agree. >> they're all solvable -- >> not easy. >> -- with time, effort, money, unfortunately. but they're all solvable. we can get our country back. but if we didn't win our race, i really believe our country would have been lost forever. lauren: optimistic, some wisdom in there. kind of like i've done this before. i've been president -- brian: yep. >> is caped death. i'm -- escaped death. i'm on this mission, and the american people want me on this -- brian: i love the word solvable. that's such a good word the hear right now. charlie hurt joins me n

host: as you know, president trump given interview to sean hannity yesterday and mentioned fema and he said, this is according to axios reporting, that he plans to have a big discussion shortly on fema because he'd rather see the states take care of their own problems. what do you think about that, do you think it should be the states that rebuild after a natural disaster? or should fema have a role in that? guest: i think the rule could change and we could do it. we have some we have some requirements that are building something back before it was destroyed in the natural disaster. when i was talking about earlier is being smarter about how we rebuild things. i don't see fema totally going away but i could see where we have better partnerships with states and local communities so we can work together on the specific needs and specific areas and create flexibility and common sense so we are building more resilient structures and not building back -- i was thinking in instance i heard about home i think in houston where it had been wiped out three or four times by flood and they keep re

sean hannity is against any solar panels, any windmills.hey are killing the birds, killing the whales. on that issue, he sounds like an environmentalist. on the other he talks about america having the cleanest air, washing water down the rivers into the pacific. and let's get rid of the smell fishing california. he's opened up pristine natural reserve. he's all over the shop when it comes to his environmentalism. >> i want to quote him on the paris agreement. he signed all of his -- some of his first executive orders. he said the paris climate accord ripoff during his early remarks at the audience, the u.s. will not sabotage our own industries while china pollutes with immunity. >> that is not true, china is racing ahead. we will get left behind. >> i don't think so. when you look at the american voters. not just american voters, probably worldwide, this discussion sometimes gets way over the average person's head. not because they are not smart or could not study it, but because everything you do, you almost have to be an expert to have a

but you have to understand, he had bad advisers on almost everything. >> listen, good on sean hannity care. does that sum up his priorities right now? is he trying to pin any and all future trump term failures on joe biden? >> well, of course, but that's never stopped him before. alex, i mean, president trump fell into the same trap, frankly, that president biden did when he came up with the inflation reduction act, which implied prices would go down. when inflation goes u prices stay where they are even after inflation falls. so that was donald trump's probably biggest mistake on the campaign trail in making that promise. but again, look what he tried to do. he just tried to flood it all with a bunch of nonsense. so we don't pay attention to the important things. and those security clearances, by the way, that you just asked david about are the important things, because it's people who have the experience that need the security clearances so they can advise the people in those jobs. currently, because institutional knowledge matters. on the other side of that is giving security clear

joe biden got very bad advice. >> sean hannity not getting a word in edgewise. james carville, legendary democratic strategist. i mean, james, i'm personally not surprised that that that sean couldn't get a word in edgewise. but anyway, on a fascism scale of 1 to 10, with ten being peak fascism, how would you rate trump's first week? >> well. >> i know delta smelt. >> i mean, look, he just says anything that he wants to say. i mean, how many stories i have to read that the delta smelt has nothing to do with this, but he's just going to keep plowing through, okay. and we have to learn as democrats just let him punch himself out. just remember, this is a little bit before your time. but people of my generation remember muhammad ali and his rope a dope. he just let you just go to it the first 6 or 7 rounds, and then you come in and you match up, and then you start launching bombs. and it's hard to sit here and just look at one, you know, greenland, canada, canal zone, delta smelt that, you name it. but you. just you just got to keep bobbing and weaving and bobbing

and the interview is with fox news host sean hannity, set to air later tonight. according to the network, the focus was the president's new executive orders and what to expect from his first 100 days in office. >> fox news also reporting that president trump did reveal some more details about the letter former president biden left for him and the resolute desk. trump saying that biden wished him, quote, all the best for the next four years. joining us now is susan page, former president of the white house correspondents association. so when we look at this, it is perhaps not a surprise to anyone that donald trump chose to sit down first with sean hannity. we're supposed to learn more about these executive orders. do you think there will be any other surprises in this interview? >> yes. i think if you talk to to donald trump for any extended period of time, you're likely to get some surprises. and, you know, this is his first interview, but he did a 45 minute news conference as he signed executive orders, taking questions from the press pool. so i think this is en

trump told sean hannity, quote, zelenskyy was fighting a much bigger entity, much bigger, much more powerful. he should not have done that, because we could have had a deal. while campaigning, president trump said i could end the war within a day of taking office. requests for comment were not responded to. >>> this is the 80 anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz. nbc's jay gray is in auschwitz ahead of the international holocaust remembrance day on monday. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, frances. auschwitz is part museum, part memorial. it marks the horrors of the past and has lessons that are still very vital to today. the pictures, eight decades later still somber, haunting. these images bring back painful memories. >> i think you remember the smell, the foul, disgusting smell that i found out later is the smell of burning bodies. and i remember going out, looking at trash cans to find moldy potato skins to eat to survive. >> reporter: this is michael bournstein 80 years ago, a prisoner in auschwitz, often hidden by his mother and grandmother. more than 200,000 children and young pr

. >> i don't drive an suv and i don't drive it jet except for the one that sean hannity gives me when television show, but i have a hundred thousand mile chrysler minivan. i am opposed to wind power nantucket sound not because my family has lived there i grew up on nantucket and i love it i believe we should have when power and have it on the high seas but i don't think every area is appropriate for i would not put a wind farm in new somebody parkour yellowstone park or central park. americans need wildernesses part of her heritage and connexus were values and virtues and people and most americans particularly in the east we can't visit most americans, yosemite or yellowstone, the experience takes place in their own backyard in nantucket as a primary voting order for new england is most heavily utilized in the northeast and it's a big mistake for us or other people say the only wilderness worth preserving is in the rocky mountains. i think we have a look to preserve wilderness of experience in nearest or cities for the most people that can experience them in for the cops and firemen i

the president proposed that idea last night in an interview with fox news sean hannity. they talked about disasters in north carolina and california. trump will visit both tomorrow. here's the president. fema is going to be a whole big discussion very shortly, because i'd rather see the states take care of their own problems. if they have a tornado someplace, and if they have let that state. oklahoma is very competent. i love oklahoma, so you have to love a place like that. i love oklahoma, but you know what? if they get hit with a tornado or something, let oklahoma fix it. now, i don't know about oklahoma, but nearly all the people and equipment and know how and effort and sacrifice fighting the fires in california are indeed californians. we're good at this. we may be the best at this cal fire, cal oes, certainly some of the biggest and best funded in the nation, but smaller, poorer states would have a much more difficult time fending for themselves. now, the president did say fema would still distribute money under the plan. that is one of their biggest roles now as w

as fox tv presenter sean hannity revealed, there's a part two of this interview still to come later onarlier on, our reporter mimi swaby explained a bit more about what's happening at the border and she told us about the mexican government's response. the border is closed, there is a state of emergency announced and no one has crossed, but thousands of migrant are stranded after president trump closed down the cbp one entry programme, an app where hundreds of thousands of migrants could schedule an appointment to make their asylum case. now they are stranded with uncertainty. this is as 1500 troops are making their way to the border to put up physical barriers, as well as mass deportation flights looming, so a lot of panic and uncertainty at this border with many people unsure where to go next. the mexican government has not taken this measure particularly well. however talks between mexico and the us have already begun with immigration being a central point. mexico's president claudia sheinbaum said on wednesday that the foreign affairs minister and the secretary of state marco rubio

as fox tv presenter sean hannity revealed, there's a part two of this interview still to come later onded after trump closed down the cbp one entry programme. this is where hundreds of thousands of migrants could schedule an appointment to make their asylum case. now they are stranded with uncertainty. this is ad 1500 troops are making their way of the border to put up their way of the border to put up physical barriers as well as mass deportation flight is looming. a lot of panic and uncertainty at the border as many people are uncertain where to go next. the mexican government hasn't taken these talks to leg things well. the president of mexico said on wednesday that the foreign affairs minister and the newly appointed us secretary of state have had their first telephone conversation, which largely focused on immigration and security matters. it was supposedly cordial and part of an ongoing conversation, however the mexican president has said that they will collaborate with the us, but they were not subordinate to it. this is a key point she has emphasised many times. it is also real

and last night, trump sat down for some conversation, and light manspreading, with sean hannity to explain in an oval office sit-down last night, president trump repeated false claims that other countries are sending their prisoners here. >> they've emptied their jails. i wouldn't if i were the president or prime minister or something of another country, i'd empty my jails right into america. >> ronny: you did do that! [laughter] like three days ago! [cheers and applause] with the january 6th thing, remember? that guy handed you all those cheesecake factory menus, and you signed them all? that was the thing. but look, trump doesn't care whether migrants are technically criminals or not, he can tell just by looking at them. >> sean, who would ask for open borders with people pouring in, some of whom i won't get into it, but you can look at them and you can say, could be trouble. could be trouble. there are people coming in with tattoos all over their face. their entire face is covered with tattoos. typically, you know, he's not going to be the head of the local bank. >> ronny: breaking news

. >> well, you know, he sean hannity, he wanted to move on from this point. i don't know if he didn't want him to go down this road or he had other things to talk about, including things like the economy. listen to this moment when sean hannity was like something else you want to talk about? watch. >> somebody advised joe biden to give pardons to everybody but him. they wanted to take care of me. yeah, but sean, they wanted to. i don't care. they're yelling at me. this is more important because right now the economy is going to do great. >> yeah, he wanted to move on. >> but this is top. >> of donald trump's agenda. he's made it very clear it will be justice like that is number one. it will be liberation day. it will be justice day one. and i think, you know, the past four years, donald trump has said he has spent a lot of his time, his advisors, people closest to him and their money, their life savings on defending themselves against the justice system. and i don't think he thinks that the administration before him can get away squeaky clean without having t

as fox tv presenter sean hannity revealed, there's a part two of this interview still to come later onp north of los angeles, which is itself still counting the cost of the deadly fires earlier this month. the hughes fire has quickly taken hold of a large area near lake castaic, strecthing to an area of more than 9,000 acres. more than 30,000 people have been moved from their homes. our correspondent in los angeles, peters bowes has been giving us the latest. this is a very familiar situation. extremely dry brush, tinder dry hillsides, there's been no rain here for months and strong winds. that perfect storm scenario that meant that this fire that started to the north of castaic lake spread extremely rapidly, like so many of the other fires that we've seen in the los angeles area over the last couple of weeks. thousands of people had to be evacuated from their homes, mostly in communities to the south of castaic lake. many others had to be put on to evacuation warnings, meaning that they had to be prepared to leave their homes at a moment's notice if they were told to do that. now, the

still, on wednesday, during an interview with sean hannity, president trump implied that he may withhold federal aid from california unless there are changes made to the way water is managed. >> i don't think we should give california anything until they let water flow down into their state from the north to the south. >> i don't mean it in a malign sense. maybe the president just doesn't know that there's not a spigot that can be turned to solve all the water problems that he alleges exist, that don't exist as it relates to the state water system here in southern california. >> menlo college political science professor melissa michaelson says historically, natural disasters bring people together, including state and federal leaders, who may benefit from putting their differences aside. >> and so i think that the president is coming, that he's going to be boots on the ground, that he's going to be touring the damage. it would be difficult, i think, in terms of public perception and his image to then not deliver federal aid. >> newsom signed an aid package using state funds that he hopes

, but you can tell even ainsley thinks this is a bad idea, and this is a lady excited to marry sean hannityu imagine how exhausting it is to treat every one of trump's dumb ideas like it's a work of art? "oh, sweetheart, what a beautiful drawing! it looks like the louisiana purchase. i'm going to put it on the fridge." but while the pentagon draws up plans for war against puffins, trump is giving us a reminder about what his leadership looks like during times of crisis. because while everyone else is deeply concerned with what's going on in los angeles right now, trump is handling the tragedy like the statesman that he is. >> donald trump is now weighing in on the horrific fires in los angeles county, and he's laying the blame on california's democratic governor. >> in a social media post referring to the governor as "news scum" and writing, "he is the blame for this." [boos] >> desi: yeah, in the midst of chaos, donald trump is taking action by opening up the strategic nickname reserves. thank you, sir. although, quick question for trump, do you mean new-scum or news-come? >> i'm gonna com

and great guests, kid rock, sean hannity, hard to know who will be the coolest. my sense, it might be the guy in the middle. jimmy failla is next. >> i am jimmy failla and this is fox news saturday night. hop in. ♪ [cheering] >> stop it right now. good to see you. what a hot crowd this is. [cheering] actually feel dumb because i told my producer, i didn't want to feel fill the stands with people waiting outside the methadone clinic but he said they are really enthusiastic. [cheering] as for you folks watching at home, i want to say welcome fox news saturday night where we are hosting the only inaugural ball here in new york city. [cheering] the only other people with balls of the women in times square. [cheering] we are coming to you live which means i yonkers away from getting fired so that's nice but tonight, not about my employment that is, it's about donald trump's return to the top. [cheering] what a time to be alive. the big news in washington is due to the old weather, trumps an operation will be inside the capital building which is no big deal for his sup

and great guests, kid rock, sean hannity, hard to know who will be the coolest.

the vice president spoke with sean hannity earlier. >> sean: so thousand.s looking for that's ambitious goal. >> it's ambitious you need a leader sets goals and hold leaders to those goals. look at the number of illegal entries on january 19th the last day of the biden administration. i believe the number was north of 1300 illegal entries nine days later less than 60% and cut it further. >> see the entire vance interview 9:00 p.m. eastern time. president trump entered office last week and immediately declared a national emergency southern border. he ordered the expulitzer number of migrants dropped 60%. new data obtained by fox news digital shows more than 7,000 migrant encounters at the southern border in president trump's first seven days. the daily average 1,041. that compares to about 20,000 encounters in the final seven days of the biden administration averaging more than 2800 encounters per day. border patrol recorded 582 illegal crossings at the southern border on sunday. our own bill melugin says he has never seen a number this low. in biden's final

tonight first interview with president donald trump will be with sean hannity tonight from the whiteent trump has to say about his first hours in office. already making an impact. dana and bill are next. you'll see me on the radio shortly. stay within yourself, america. >> president trump: we had a great first term but we will have an even bette

reporter: president trump granted the first oval office interview of his second term to fox news host sean hannityagon will send an additional 1500 troops to the u.s.-mexico border to try to stem the flow of undocumented migrants. but cbs news has learned the actual number of troops could be much higher, as many as 10,000. department of defense bases could hold migrants awaiting deportation. >> this was a gross miscarriage of common sense to allow people to come in. and i believe the number is 21 million people. >> reporter: in texas, additional buoys were deployed on the u.s. side of the rio grande. communities across the nation are preparing for possible mass deportations. >> there are things that have yet to take place that folks in the community are concerned about. and what we asked them to do is to reach out to trusted legal representation. >> reporter: another focus of the trump administration, diversity, equity and inclusion programs. several federal departments have removed their pages tied to dei after the trump organization ordered the dismantling of the programs. >> programs like this