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speaking on the eve of an ai summit, he also mentioned investment from the ua between 30 and 50 billion. we will be live from the ai action summit in paris, were some key leaders in the world of arificial intelligence or gathering. we will be bringing you interviews with guests and openai's head of policy as well so plenty of coverage from our own tom mackenzie on the ground in france. in the u.s. president's tariffs have fired up volatility in the currency trading market, leaving banks and hedge funds scrambling to re-get -- rebuild teams, something our reporter has been watching closely and alice joints me now. good morning. >> good morning. talk us through how the tariff announcements are impacting currency announcement. you have been in the weeds of these moves. >> it is a good time to be an fx trader. there's a lot of focus on fx markets given they tend to be the first to react to geopolitical news and we have seen the dollar reacting stronger. we have seen intraday moves in the canadian dollar and mexican peso so there has been more volatility and it is stacking up to be a busier

. >> how uas a i got on top of the doge list is one of the most interesting aspects of the story.1st trump decided he would do a bunch of executive orders, one of them was to pause for an aid. korbler days later the white house as this usaid, the leadership is trying to stop the executive order. they will keep paying people although the executive order came out. that alerted the doge team. >> jesse: fema spend 59 million in new york to feed and house biden migrants. rm or how illegals were staying at hotels? probably would have been better spent on hurricane or wildfire victims. instead biden funneled of the money to hotel owners, those hotels full for a whole year, nobody could get a hotel room in the whole city, and other hotels jacked their prices up. and the government wasted 100 grand studying snapping. ready? scientist concluded this, various degrees of friction between the fingers alters the elastic performance of a snap. thank you. doge is ending a 2 million-dollar military program that forced soldiers to talk to cartoons, not any, d.e.i. cartoons. democrats cannot take th

would reefs dozens more in exchange for lasting ceasefire withdrawal of israeli troops joining me now uah for ail efforts, you've done an incredible job, give your reaction, to where we are right now, in the hostage release and hamas israeli standoff. >> well we -- the deal that we did but i will say i think making progress i want to see those you hostages out, we are gonna have to feel pain, the pain of those hostages of those children that are not alive we're one days where we should be i think allege acceleration we are hoping to get all phases done, pretty soon. maria: i mean, there is obviously, no equivalency here hostages being released we don't know how many murdered, the bibas family incredibly are heart-broken the release of palestinian prisoners individuals committed series crimes against the world in terms of terrorism. >> i think when you look at the ratios they are completely ridiculous. maria: exactly. >> you are letting innocent families out giving 2003,00 a ridiculous, ratio i can tell you we would not about do ratios like that in the united states but that is what they

anytime we took a look at their funding, what we see is a put ua brick wall pit they been funneling money to go to over the years. some of the favorite liberal causes skin money off the top. the massive reform at usaid. i think he needs to be put into the secretary of state's office so we can make sure that human needs around the world are met, but these wasteful programs are smoothed away. in addition to this, you look at the united nations and the money we spend there, that has turned into a gender and climate organization. it's in everything. i think of to take a serious look about the money we spend with the united nations, as well. >> shannon: while d.o.g.e. is playing this outcome of their concerns. i want to play something from senator maggie hassan, who echoed a concern that senator kaine brought up. >> if this committee and president trump actually wanted to reduce waste and fraud, they would work together to support and inspectors general. inspectors general are indispensable watchdogs to identify multi-million-dollar overpayments to big corporat corporations, exactly what elon

here's how much nih cost cuts could cost ua tuscaloosa. the missouri independent nearly 30,000 federal workers in kansas city braced for layoffs. alaska beacon. federal firings hit u.s. forest service in alaska with at least 30 jobs cut on thursday. also, to say that it's not just about where we are in washington. federal workers live all across the country, and people who have federal contracts live all across the country, including in states that voted trump. >> look, there's going to be a lag here of what happens with these cuts and when people feel it. and then a big question of if they feel it or if they like what they feel because they see, obviously the people who lose their jobs won't like it. but if there is a continuing approval for cutting the government here, but when services get cut, then people tend to complain. when jobs get cut, people tend to complain. some of this reminds me of a week before the election. i was in michigan traveling around with bill clinton, and he was talking about the cuts that he made to the governmen

as you mentioned in your opening statement and in the discussion with senator cotton , we've seen uas at military bases in an alarming amount. can you describe how bases are determined to be covered facilities, i say that" under title 10 section 130 i entitling them to an active defense? >> yes senator to become a covered installation there's nine criteria any one of those could allow the base to be covered. ranges from nuclear deterrence, missile-defense all the way down to a test facility there. roughly half the 360 installations in the us meet that criteria. my request and proposal would be if we look at 130 i again would be eight to expand coverage to all military installations and not just those that are cover . >> as the leadsynchronizer of counter unmanned aerial systems operations in the us , how are you preparing our bases do they defend themselves from this threat, there was apologies discussion but what are you doing right now ? >> since we received this responsibility in november we are responsible for coordinating any response . the authority to defend the base as senator

i'm glad my colleague senator khan asked about ua uss.a series of questions i wanted to ask about haiti and other south.com priority. i'm glad we had the chance to talk about those in my office. the united states military has been at the forefront of including talent of all kinds. with the actions on january 31st, the president acknowledging black history month but within the dod family this is dead. i worry the military will no longer be at the forefront or even at the average but will be behind. and that would be a terrible sellout of an amazing tradition are united states military should be proud of. i yelled back. >> thank you. senator scott. >> thank you, chairman, thank you for being here and all the service men and women that serve with you. all these hearings are important, this is important. i like this one a lot because south.com is here. it is from my home state of florida. i was hoping my good friend dan sullivan were still here because he talks about alaska all the time. i would like, one thing i would always like is if peopl

local 208 and the ua take great pride in providing the american people and our business partners with the highest skilled and best trained energy workers in the world. i also know firsthand that the careers pursued by these workers are life changing and truly provide a path to the middle class where americans enjoy family sustaining wages and benefits without crippling student loan debt. so on behalf of our members, i want to thank you for the opportunity to be here to discuss a topic that is near and dear to us, unleashing american energy. like most americans, hardworking pipefitters want energy that is affordable, reliable, american made, and safe for their families and communities. we support efforts to make the energy we produce cleaner. however, we take exception to being asked to suffer lost job opportunities, higher energy prices, and power outages because of opposition to projects from fringe groups that is rooted in scare tactics and unrealistic solutions to real world energy demands. our members want to see america lead on energy because of the good of the country and our ow

has put some fire under the arab states and the leaders of qatar and saudi arabia, jordan, egypt and uaresponse, an arab plan. i believe they will take up that plan on march 4th at the arab a league. but it includes elements that reinportion the possibility of -- reinforce the possibility of a successful pause two. the remaining hostages on both sides or hostages and and prisoners being released and a way to get hamas if out of gaza completely. even the arab leaders don't want a hamas-led gaza strip. so all of this, i think, really will be contingent on the arab states coming through with a plan that counters what president trump puts forth and more a aggressive diplomacy by israel and the u.s. as they work closesly with arab partners -- closely. jon: as you know, in the past some of the air a big countries like jordan, for instance, have tried to reach out ott palestinians, bring in large number of palestinian people, and their thanks was to be rewarded with, you know, acemented assassinations, hijackings, killings, that this kind of thing. are they really willing to take on that task,

local 208 and our contractors invest about $2 million per year in training, and the ua collectively investsr $300 million per year at over 300 training centers. these investments make it possible for us to deliver cutting edge training to americans at virtually zero cost to them. and let me emphasize that these are 100% private dollars. we don't ask for a dime from the taxpayer. with your support in unleashing american energy and giving our members the opportunity to build more projects, we can expand our training programs and produce even more qualified workers to meet the needs of future projects. and unlike some in our industry, we don't look to foreign countries or even other parts of the country to staff projects. we utilize local referral systems that provide opportunities to workers in the areas where the projects are being built. in addition, as more work becomes available, we recruit and train from within the local community to man that work. we believe, as we know you do, that if there's a project in your district, local workers should have the chance to work on it. thank you agai