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get the latest news, business and news headlines on sirius xm anytime, anywhere. fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. trying to make america healthy again. lara takes the cold plunge with biohacker gary brecher talking price. cheaper. see if you qualify at. >> okay. >> probably going to lose. it's time for sink or swim. tonight we have brianna lyman and jimmy failla. but is. >> she really. >> taking on jimmy failla? i saw. >> it was. you wish. she's taking. >> on jimmy fallon. the way a statue. >> takes. >> on a pigeon. >> this ends bad for you. >> all right. and i love you. i am rooting for you so much. >> and i. >> and i always root against him. but now i'm really rooting against him. >> i like. >> this guy. all right, the category is throwing tomatoes, which trump appointed hollywood ambassador is pushing to recall governor newsom. is it sylvester stallone or mel gibson? i ain't looking. >> i know the answer. >> newsom. >> since he's been in. >> lyman is off. >> for one. >> with your. >> fancy paddle arrangement. >> you know. where you are. >> you'

fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. >> all right. president trump and his tariffs on canada and mexico are only days away. but progress is now being made in mexico. our neighbor to the south is now extraditing some of its most hardened cartel members right here to the u.s. to face consequences. now, this includes one man who is accused of killing a dea agent back in the 80s who was on the fbi's most wanted list. white house press secretary caroline leavitt said in a statement, quote, the previous administration allowed these criminals to run free and commit crimes all over the world. the trump administration is declaring these thugs as terrorists because that is what they are, and demanding justice for the american people. but of course, the left wing and their dangerous obsession with protecting illegal immigrants and their rights over the safety of american citizens. you have left wing activists out in california now alerting illegals to ice enforcement operations. they are blaring sirens and shouting through bullhorns, clearly int

get the latest news, business and news headlines on sirius xm anytime, anywhere. fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. >> what is it like to buy a company for $44 billion? and then people call you a nazi on that same thing that you bought? >> i did not see it coming. >> the left was in love with you. yeah. and now the same idiots are calling you a nazi. there's so many examples of people saying, my heart goes out to you. >> i was obviously meant in the most positive spirit possible. yes. and now i can never point to things diagonally. i can only point at things there and there. and then i say, you have to divide that. yeah. because that's where the spaceship is over there. >> they're actually having a lot of fun. three hours. joe rogan and elon musk, they talked about everything, but they talked a lot about the novel approach in trump 2.0. >> this is nothing like the first term. >> this is a revolutionary cabinet and maybe the most revolutionary cabinet since the first revolution. this is why, you know, some of the senate confirmations were quite chall

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continued that harsh treatment of zelenskyy just a few moments ago in an interview with breitbart news on sirius xm. waltz compared zelenskyy to an ex-girlfriend who, quote, wants to argue. he also said that zelenskyy had an opportunity to apologize and say he wants to reset, but waltz said he did not take that opportunity. now plans for a lunch, a press conference and that critical minerals deal signing were scrapped. the russians, for their part, reacting with some surprise. but frankly, glee in public statements that we've seen so far. but trump's top allies quickly praising the president. we should remind our viewers that trump believes that public support for the ukraine, for ukraine and for zelenskyy has waned in recent years. but all of this, a sign of trump dramatically reshaping alliances and foreign policy abroad. diplomats say tense talks between world leaders happen all the time, of course, never in front of cameras like this, fredricka. >> all right, betsy klein, nic robertson nick paton walsh, thanks to all of you. appreciate it. all right. joining me right now to talk more about t

now, waltz continued to rail against zelenskyy in a recent interview with breitbart on sirius xm. waltz compared zelenskyy to an ex-girlfriend that wants to argue, um, you know, secretary rubio also described zelenskyy as antagonistic. um, really criticizing the ukrainian leader for not thanking the u.s. enough, also parroting some of those russian talking points. now what we are seeing more broadly is trump dramatically reimagining the role of the u.s. abroad and critical u.s. alliances. and of course, this meeting, diplomats often say that world leaders argue behind the scenes all the time. what is so critically different this time around is that the white house press corps was there to witness it all. trump himself, so mindful of stagecraft. and he said at the end of that meeting, he thought it was going to be, quote, great television, fredricka. but so many questions about the future of this u.s. relationship with ukraine, whether it can be repaired and what happens to u.s. support for the country. >> mhm. all right. betsy klein, thank you so much to you. nic robertson outside

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