not just south america. people think south america. they come from all over the world. from every continent. they came here by plane and they were loaded onto buses and driven right over our border. they drove right through the border. nobody even said a word to them. in those buses and cars and trucks for some of the meanest criminals of anywhere in the world. as of last september 420 5000 illegal alien criminals were roaming free including 13,099 convicted alien murders of which about 50% killed more than one person and they were roaming all over the country on our farms, in our cities. under the trump administration we are moving with urgency and speed to get these vicious, violent criminals out of our country and restore law and order to our suburbs, our cities, and towns. we will do it with tom, christie, and all the people working so hard on this. compared to a comparable time a year ago at the number of illegal border crossings has already followed by 100%. because the election was coming they started getting a little tougher on the border. they started to follow

s. military base has spread across south america and the caribbean. china and russia did not have even one base in the hemisphere. so i think this comes is welcome news. the us aid is now cut off and hopefully a relic of america is imperial past. donald trump is pretty much focusing on for an aide right now. is this the mission of sorts that you know, the agency truly is involved in the stabilizing states, or does he just not the kind of profit from it? why do you think it's so it's so much in the spotlight, right? no, it is the ladder. it's not the trump is concerned about us. human rights violations or intervention anywhere in the world. he comes from this jingle wisdom, american 1st for spec, this as an anti imperialist, i would be highly critical of trump. and so much of what he has done, whether it was in syria or, or, or palestine. but in this case, the fact that he is cutting off the faucets of us aid finds how many billions and billions of dollars have been invested in the re calling i station of the middle least of south east asia of south america or in the caribbean. so i thi

in our own hemisphere, we have chinese ports all throughout south america, central america and the caribbeand one of them is within 87 miles of the florida east coast. that's in freeport in the bahamas. and china, of course, has extensive operations in cuba which are mostly military, so we have a region which is closer to china thans it is to the united states. -- we saw that when biden was humiliated when he went to peru last year. so this is really the first time that that we've had a president who is focused on diplomacy in the western hemisphere. and that's a really good thing, because these threats are critical. griff: well, and to your point for our viewers, so cuba here, and you're talking about the influence of china. that, of course, now the gulf of america. exxon and their shareholders referred to it as that. perhaps with time it'll change. but you talk about really the entire not just panama, but from colombia all the way up through central america there is a number of chinese-controlled entities there that may cause problems. how successful will the administration, should the adm

clinton, we have let china run amok in south america and south africa. eating america's lunch and will continue to eat america's lunch. i don't see us lasting. as mr. rubio said in his confirmation hearing, in the next 10 years, there's nothing we are not going to do without china's permission. where does the lobbyist stand on this topic? thank you. guest: i'm not a lobbyist, first of all. i think it is a very good question and i appreciate it very much. the caller makes an excellent point and underscores the withdrawal, disengagement, drift between the united states and latin america over the last several decades. and latin americans have agreed to chinese role, not because they embrace china or as china as a model, but they are being pragmatic. they need trade, they need investment. the united states at this point is very protectionist, it is anti-trade. there have been few countries in the region, ecuador, uruguay, that want to free-trade agreement with the united states. the message from congress and the executive was no. i think that will continue u

protests here, some of them evolving into clashes also about tackling migration from central and south americaborder. from kinshasa. what are you seeing on the ground? the hospitals are choked. in the east of the country — measles, cholera and smallpox epidemic. mpox epidemic. to catch their breath and think about, you know, when can i go and get supplies? we heard from one mother this week. and that's really tough when you've got to look after your families and look after look after your children. and that is the story, as you say, of one mother. we know that more than 400,000 people have been displaced with that number of people from a humanitarian aid perspective? well, this is what we do. and this unfortunately, this conflict has been going on for years. being displaced, being uprooted not once, not twice, they've actually been, disbanded. going to have to take stock of in coming days. the problem also is when you cut off the land, and with all of this, you know, every day is a day where fuel prices go who probably depend on daily wages, they haven't been able to work. so we're really face

you have you nor missed chinese influence in central and south america. i go back to you with my final question, do you think fundamentally the problem here is that america has just failed to engage properly with latin america? chair sola: yes, i do. i believe we have not had a presence there for long enough. the state department has designated countless past panamanian presidents for corruption, but we haven't had the doj have any convictions on those. if we did have a conviction one way or another, i think that would change the narrative quite considerably. sen. moreno: one quick follow-up. if the u.s. took control back of the canal, if that territory was completely controlled, protected by the united states of america, what influence could we have in solving a variety of problems? the shipping ones, but also having u.s. presents with military backup there in panama preventing transnational organizations, preventing human trafficking, drug trafficking, wouldn't that be celebrated among the free world as something that would be absolutely a net huge posit

also about tackling migration from central and south america but i think those tensions likely to dominatevehicle crashed into a building in essex. police. yet been disclosed. both aged 32 and from a set of triplets — they went missing near the river dee. body had been recovered from the river dee were last seen. was recovered from the river. again, formal identification still to take place, now, the sisters were last seen in the early hours of january the 7th. they crossed over victoria bridge before turning down they'd stayed there for around five minutes before now, police have said that there are no apparent they say they spoke to the sisters in the days in the weeks when they were missing. and then a body was discovered yesterday. sadness here not only here in aberdeen, but also and the people he had recruited and led in somalia. would find and kill all those who threated americans. jihadists groups in the 2010s, but now its presence the president of burundi — evariste ndayishimiye says of congo — burundi's neighbour — could escalate into a regional war. fight rwandan—backed m23 rebel

not because of the best person but were trying to check a box on the first hispanic in ohio and south american senator i hope nobody voted me because of that reason this is a country built on merit and hard work and that's what president trump will restore. you think we can build up the ranks of air traffic controllers they have been dealing with the shortage of air traffic controllers for years and is expected that's pretty going to 2030s unless something is don done, working to restore this country to greatness, bring people back into positions where they know if they put in hard work and effort they can advance and stop this movement that happened over the last four years that discouraged hard workers from wanting to show up, that's what were going to do they give us an ultimatum on november 5 to get the extended advance advice, that's what were going to do. cheryl: senator bernie marino was good to speak with you, thank you for being here. president trump reiterating his pledge to stop 25% tariffs on mexico and canada this week and as a close-up on a before the spotlight— we struggled to

marco rubio will make a tour of various countries in south america. he's going to be meeting in panama, where panama has treated us very badly. they gave him, rather them, rather foolishly, a thing called the panama canal, the most expensive project we ever built if you look at today's numbers. most expensive ever built. we lost 38,000 men in that case, just about all men. 38,000 to the mosquito, to malaria and various other problems you get from jungles. it was a tremendously costly event. we built the panama canal 110 years ago. think of it. the most expensive development we ever did. and, really, one of the wonders of the world. one of the great wonders of the world. we did not give it to china. we gave it to panama. panama has been ripping down all the china language signs. they have been working like mad. but about 70% of the signs were up and written in chinese. it's not the deal. so we will take it back. they have already offered to do many things. but we think it's appropriate that we take it back. they have totally violated the agreement. we

monroe doctrine, the united states continues to have 70 two's us military bases spread across south america and the caribbean. china and russia did not have even one base in the hemisphere. so i think this comes is welcome news. the, the us aid is now cut off and hopefully a relic of america's imperial passed. well, let's go back down to the breaking news coming out from moscow. this is the fact that one person that has reportedly been killed and several of is wounded by an explosion that took place at an elite residential complex. let's get all laces. now, from the correspondence on the scene is who mind may show who's that for us in the details of castilla merging the investigation is in full swing. can you take us through what we do? know at the moment an exclusive that's needed in the residential and complex. the northwest stood in moscow on monday morning and no problem problem. and every data indicates that uh that it was designated remotely, presumably it was in the elevator hall. now all of this happened 12 people were leaving the whole towards the exit emergency services and police

trump making use on american economic union and kind of us drop jobs where he sees mexico, canada, south america and greenland as his spirit off in fluids. which means a drastic reduction in the global pool is in good order for the rest. the southern african development community has we have found that solid darzy and willingness the help, the democratic republic of congo. this is whether one didn't banked in 23 minutes and group has been advancing for almost a week. the leaders of the regional organization have health crisis tooks in zimbabwe. the summit reaffirmed its solidarity and unwavering commitment to continue supporting the d. r c and its pursuit of safeguarding its independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well as sustainable peace, security, and development. but according to the latest estimates, these are from the united nations, at least 700 people have been killed and 2800 others injured. this as soon as the conflict escalated in the d o c just last weekend. just a warning, you may find the following images to be pushing distressing. the corpses can be seen a lining t

trump making use on american economic union and kind of us drop jobs where he sees mexico, canada, south america and greenland, as he's speaking off in fluids. which means our bra stick reduction in the global pool is in good order for the rest. a small medical plane has crashed into a neighborhood in philadelphia, killing all 6 on board. several locals were reportedly also injured on the ground that the dramatic moment of that loss was caught on camera. the reaction the from an eye witness. a social media footage also shows the jet, plummeting from the sky and exploding on impact with several houses, then catching fire. federal authorities are investigating the cause of that crush and is the 2nd a cost strategy in the country. and just this week, 67 people remember withheld on wednesday, that was when a passenger plane collided with the military helicopter over washington d. c. now local traffic control is reported understaffed during incident with only a single employee, coordinating both types of vehicle flights. the trump administration has been quick to blame. previous governments accusing

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trump making use on american economic union and kind of us drop jobs where he sees mexico, canada, south america and greenland, as he's speaking off in fluids. which means our bra stick reduction in the global pool is in good order for the rest. meanwhile, president from snow many for us national intelligence director has been grilled by lawmakers during her conformation, hearing in congress. this is to say got about her fault back hardly to push back of the criticism. this is as she took aim of those who singled out for him to say religious bigotry must be thoroughly condemned by all of us, no matter the religion. unfortunately, there are some democrats, senators who still don't understand the principle of freedom of religion and article 6 of the constitution. quote, no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the united states. unfortunately, there once again using the religious bigotry card, but this time trying to for meant religious bigotry, against hindus and hinduism. and if anyone is sincerely interested in knowing more about my own per

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s. military base has spread across south america and the caribbean. china and russia did not have even one base in the hemisphere. so i think this comes is welcome news. the, the us aid is now cut off and hopefully a relic of america is imperial past. it's been a pleasure having your company this hour. we'll be back with the, with an update, few news in just a few minutes a the cost cuz i don't know of the, i'm almost, unfortunately literally to you can use to, to provide you with the surface. give it to a ship that's good because of to who don't really know what else to what the physical of when this was on the guy with the funding and then the shift. and if it's this thing that i will display you connected to chapters, because all of them utility to sold up new to butcher it was with i q. you don't know for the book you to scott. so sort of all before the school shoot me, you could see you got the in the solution to continue. we did, i don't look lead them telling us as far as the part of the, from us thinking that this is i've seen. yeah. and yeah, it's a level, it's a bonus or sout

making use on american economic union and kind of us drop jobs where he sees and mexico, canada, south america and greenland, as he's speaking off in fluids, which means our bra stick reduction in the global pool is in good order for the rest. the small medical plane has crashed into a neighborhood in philadelphia, reportedly carrying on 6 on board. several locals will also injured on the ground, the drastic moment over the last was caught on camera. of the emotional reaction that from an eye witness, social media footage shows the actual plummeting from the sky exploding on impact with several houses catching far federal authorities are investigating the cause of the crash. it's the 2nd plain cross charges in the country just this week. 67 people were killed on wednesday when a passenger plane collided with the military helicopter over washington dc. local a traffic controllers were pointedly on the stuff during the incident with only a single employee, coordinating by flights. the trump administration has been quick to blame. previous governments accusing the democrats of prioritizing divers

trump making use on american economic union and kind of a structure where he sees mexico, canada, south america and greenland, as he's speaking off in fluids, which means rustic reduction in the global pool is in good order for the rest of the white house has also taken name and its closest economic partners. donald trump has promised to impose and import tax on european goods or what he calls that use terrible treatment of washington us. the president made this threat while speaking to the news media in the oval office. am i going to impose tears money, european union? do you want the trustful answer or should i give you the little answer? absolutely. the your opinion industry to so tara, like they don't take our cars, they don't take our farm products. essentially, they don't take it almost anything. then we have a tremendous deficit with the european union. so we'll be doing something or a substantial term said the manager will allow the us to improve. it's a trained up a said, according to him, all the e u x sports and zone cars to the us. it does not allow american agricultural products an

making use on american economic union and kind of us drop just where he sees and mexico, canada, south america and greenland, as he's spilled off in fluids, which means a drastic reduction in the global pool is in good order for the rest of the turning now to the a crane conflict, where a rush's defense ministry says its forces have carried out long range, high precision strikes on the ukrainian military industrial power to read. all the designated targets were head according to moscow. i shall also targeted military airfields drone warehouses and alarm sides. samuel de added that hundreds of ukrainian troops have been killed in finding along the front lines over the past 24 hours. now to the us where a small medical plan has crashed into a neighborhood in philadelphia, killing all 6 people on board, several people on the ground were also reportedly injured. the dramatic moment of the crash was caught on camera. the all right, so it's an emotional reaction there from an eye witness to social media footage shows the jap, plummeting from the sky and exploding on impact with several houses, catch

panamanian president because he goes not only to panama goes to the whole central america and south americait was a news correspondent, i cover the area for 35 years and i can tell you clearly, that the latin america wants to do business with the americans and the problem is in the last 35 years, since ronald reagan, we have forgotten our backyard. and for those who are watching us, latin america is american business because we can stop fenton know and gang violence, migrants and if we take care of our backyard in this what we have not done as of right now this is a new dawn ended and does the right agenda for the white house. trey: i think you are right marco rubio is a very first voice and if anybody can talk to the panamanians, that is who i would choose to go do it and maria salazar thank you so much for joining us on sunday night in america and hope to see you soon. maria: thank you. >> c1 and is never too late to do the right thing but something sometimes it right person has to be watching and i will explain when your cat's hungry, you definitely know. when he wants your attention, he

if they arrive in south america. how does the administration respond to that? karoline: when did he make those remarks? reporter: two days ago. karoline: i will get with the president and get back with his response. reporter: there are more than 150,000 disabled americans were working today. the president talked a lot yesterday about hiring the best and brightest to work in the federal government. safety aside, does he believe disabled people have a place to work in the federal government? does he also support the current protections for disabled people working in the private sector as well? karoline: the president made it clear this is a common sense solution to solving some of the problems we have seen at the federal aviation administration and when it comes to many other federal agencies across our government. people should not be hired based on their disabilities, based on their skin color, their gender, their race. none of that matters. what matters to the president and administration is how well you can do your job. the american people agree with that sen

mexico, guatemala, some countries in south america to ecuador and honduras. big problem is venezuela. that regime has not been in good relations with washington for at least a decade or so and categorically refuses to take its citizens back. it's a really big problem because, especially in the last few years, we are not seeing regular venezuelan refugees. we have seen in that flow, a relatively small but significant number of gang members. those people, i don't want to downplay it, they are genuinely pretty dangerous people. a lot of them have been arrested or are in jail in the u.s. but, we have nowhere to put those people. if you have that person, we can't deport them even the we want to. they have to make the tough decision of holding somebody indefinitely in jail in a precious detention bed. we have relatively few of those. or, to have to release that person. host: let's hear from diana in new jersey on the line for democrats. good morning. caller: i was wondering if the guest could shed some light on the economic contributions that immigrants, whether th

investments in places that were more immediately important to us, like our neighbors or central or south americaht 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 care about latin america and that's exactly what marco rubio is doing and it's a new dawn for latin america and for the united states because it's our backyard and they want to do business with the americans hands down but we have been absent so now there's a new sheriff in town and i'm so happy that president trump understands that these people are in our backyard. this is our sphere of influence, latin america. so the message that we're sending now to the p pan mainans and the rest of the country, americans are back, venezuela is a national security threat. if we don't do away

under bride and state department they have been using your money to help the migrant train from south america town. i do not blame them for being annoyed human trafficking got a lot less profitable. it is crazy you go to work and the government uses taxes to help break laws? and then outcomes hitler. >> the fear and the panic and the division is thing i think we should all be concerned about. >> when you stop having gestapo raids in america. >> if that sounds familiar it is, similarities to what happened to germany. >> greg: you know what else is similar to what happened in germany? everything. everything you can compare. except i don't remember people sneaking into nazi germany and pushing people off subway platforms and getting free hotels but then again i slept through college. speaking of violent crime watch what stephen miller does to jake tapper. >> the department of agriculture says between 2020 and 2020 to 40% of crop workers were undocumented immigrants. in many cases as we know these migrants to jobs many americans do not want to do. >> you are just asking a question that we should

you know, you go through the '80s and '90s, all the attempts of regime change in central, south america we've done in the middle east, and it just doesn't work out for us. maybe not legitimizing dictators, but trying to overthrow or stage a coup or support those that are, at some point you've got to let people decide their fate for themselves and work with whoever comes out on top. rachel: make no mistake, the venezuelan people are brave, they're fighting hard. they are being led by, like, truly outside of donald trump the bravest person in the western hemisphere is maria machado who is the heart and soul of the opposition movement. she's come on fox noticias multiple part-times, on this show as well -- multiple times. there are definitely people from that side, that movement who are not happy that this happened because they don't want anything that might give any kind of legitimacy to maduro. but donald trump's saying i'm going to prioritize america first -- charlie: exactly. rachel: -- and i think he'll deal with maduro later. maybe not, as you said, in an '80s-style regime change, i

in canada, in western europe and in much of south america is very safe.w, the number of injuries and fatalities per passenger mile is phenomenally low. >> according to researchers at mit, commercial flights around the world have become roughly twice as safe every decade since the late 1960s. after the colgan air crash in 2009, there were major changes in the aviation industry. >> this was a regional flight flying into buffalo. the crew had been working a very long day. they had been fatigued. they got indications that they were entering what's called an aerodynamic stall. and they responded improperly. initially and essentially mushed into the ground. that was a sea change accident. that was a harbinger for incredible change in aviation, and left an indelible mark on hiring and a huge mark on training and changed the requirements for experience for new airline pilots. >> more safety regulations have led to fewer crashes, according to the national transportation safety board, there have been 15 major plane crashes in the u.s. since 1982, including last wee

say they specialize in these kind of medevac flights throughout mexico through a large part of south america. and obviously, with tonight's flight into and out of the us as well. jet rescue, by the way, is the same company that flew the baseball player, david ortiz, out of the dominican republic after he was shot there back in, i believe that was 2019. there has been a previous crash. i'm not sure of the date of that, and i don't have that in front of me right now involving jet rescue. we're working to learn more about their safety record, but as i say, they are a mexico based company. and as we understand it, all six of the people on board that flight were from mexico, including a young girl who had been in philadelphia at shriners hospital, where, as we understand it, getting what is being termed life saving treatment. the crash happening obviously very suddenly, as you see on that video, the aircraft plunging into the ground at a huge rate of speed and a very steep rate of descent. joining us now with more on this, jonathan gilliam. jonathan is a former fbi agent and a former federal air

they wanted to go seize the floridas and new orleans and then go to south america and start revolutions for good measure. but he didn't think that was a very good use of american men or american dollars, and he worried what might happen if there was this very large, very political force that was sort of independent of the president, see, and what that would mean for the future of the republic. yeah. and, you know, you actually have a chapter titled washington recedes and it's actually pretty early in the book. and the truth is, washington took a long time receding, especially when it came to sort of this issue, because john adams did not feel that he had the commander in chief chops. and so he turned to washington. and i'm going to say washington was not helpful and again, this also this thing that you have of development, executive power also not so helpful. yeah. so in addition to having to follow washington, adams, the rare experience of being president while washington was still alive, which is a uniquely different thing because no other former president has cast a shadow like washi

incredible set of experiences in world war two working for him, trying procure strategic minerals in south america, drafting the important elements of the strategic survey in europe, and then essentially leading the strategic bombing survey in japan after the end of the war. and he kind of takes from that, you know, a wider mandate, which he got president truman, which is basically, while you're talking to all of these generals and and leaders in a defeated country, try to figure why they attacked us in the first place and. so i think the strategic bombing and specially in context of nsc 68, is very because he's drafting it in early 1946 and he's staying in d.c. when a lot of bankers and lawyers are going back to their practices, private life and. his basic takeaway is that japan attacked the united states in december of 1941 because the united states had allowed its strength to atrophy and weakness for nixon was provocative and oh, by the way, he's looking out into the world in the early 1946, and he's seen the same a repetition of what he writes. in the late 1930s. now he gets some traction on t

say they specialize in these kind of medevac flights throughout mexico through a large part of south america. and obviously, with tonight's flight into and out of the u.s. as well. jet rescue, by the way, is the same company that flew the baseball player, david ortiz, out of the dominican republic after he was shot there back in, i believe that was 2019. there has been a previous crash. i'm not sure of the date of that, and i don't have that in front of me right now involving jet rescue. we're working to learn more about their safety record, but as i say, they are a mexico based company and as we understand it, all six of the people on board that flight were from mexico, including a young girl who had been in philadelphia at shriners hospital, where, as we understand it, getting what is being termed life saving treatment. the crash happening obviously very suddenly, as you see on that video, the aircraft plunging into the ground at a huge rate of speed and a very steep rate of descent. joining us now with more on this. jonathan gilliam jonathan is a former fbi agent and a former federal air

medevac service is actually well known for providing service to people who are coming or going from south america, the caribbean or mexico for medical treatment in the united states. so that's what we know at the moment. >> hallie, let me just ask you one other thing, which is about and again, i have only a layman's understanding of this stuff, but i'm thinking about a flight taking off from northeast philadelphia headed toward missouri. yeah. as you say, this is a flight that's got a long this is a plane that has a long range. it's got a 2500 mile range. that's a relatively long flight. and it crashed very soon after takeoff. so as we're thinking about the challenge of fighting these fires on the ground, and we're thinking about the size of the disaster that has been created on the ground in this densely populated part of northeast philadelphia. should we expect that there was a ton of fuel on that plane, because this was just after takeoff that it took off? >> yeah. generally speaking, you don't want to put a lot more fuel in your aircraft than you need for your trip. but there are there are ru

s. military base has spread across south america in the caribbean, china and russia did not have even one base in the hemisphere. so i think this comes is welcome news that us aid is now cut off and hopefully a relic of america is imperial passed. these really prime minister has left tell a v for washington to meet with donald trump before taking off benjamin netanyahu said he would try to convince the u. s. president to help redraw the map of the middle east. the decisions we made in the war of already changed the face of the middle east. our decisions and the courage of our soldiers have redrawn them out. but i believe that working closely with president trump lift and redrawn even further and for the better, i believe that we can strengthen security, broadening the circle of these. and that you are remarkable here of these students . well that follows donald trump saying it would be best to quote just pretty nice . the entire gallons a strip, some is really officials champion similar plans. you may recall at the start of the war. however neighboring r, upstate severe, mentally reje

really focused in latin america and the rest of the north american continent, a little bit of south americarently they had before this accident. if their numbers are correct at this point, before this accident, they had nine lear jets that they operated, and they were very clear about saying they own and operate all their own planes. so it wasn't a leasing situation for somewhere else. and they build their planes as basically flying intensive care units because they're transporting medical patients everywhere. and one of their specialties that they cited was the handling of pediatric patients. so sometimes just children, sometimes babies. but nonetheless it's one of the specialties involved. caitlin. >> yeah, it's just heartbreaking to hear. tom foreman as you hear more details, please keep us updated. also joining us is the former faa safety inspector, david soucie. david, just when you when you see this as we're watching these videos come in tonight, so many of them on social media because this is such a crowded area. as danny was noting that we're seeing it from from multiple angles, not