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the exchange with the red cross, the one we saw earlier was in hon units in southern guys. and this one happening just now in gaza. city captive keeps single handed over to the red cross about to leave got a city and had to israel that to the cap. this one, the captives were handed over earlier. i have now arrived in israel with watching these live pictures unfold quite as talk difference from what we saw 48 hours ago. so honey, this looks like a much more com, a scene. they are on lucas obvious, the crowds, the but that very different from, from what we saw 48 hours ago. absolutely. how do you, can you hear me? yes, i can hear your big from being are from what we've been in the past. 48 hours. the past releases that they are getting much more than i the, the, everything happen it loads, they would know hiccups here on there and now the vehicles are called voice is on its way to leave the. * the for job a seat for all the way through the really side the cottage is, is in the hands of the red cross with visual now inside this volleyball for big oh okay. yeah. and but what's m

hard on this, and we feel that we've made incredible progress, you know, illegal crossings between canada and the united states as said in your opener are less than 1% of the crossings in the united states, but they're down in recent months. >> george: but -- >> sorry. go ahead. >> george: based on conversations you all have had so far, do you have a clear idea what the united states is looking for to prevent the implementation of the tariffs? >> well, the focus has been on the border. fentanyl and illegal migration, and as i say, we've invested in a lot of equipment. we've invested in additional infrastructure, and we have put together a plan that we are implementing with the border czar, tom homan. we met with him on friday. we walked through it. we have joint exercises. we have joint training, and we're going with officials from the white house, our police agency, to china in the coming days to try and grapple with the precursor issue. it's hard to know what more we can do, but we're open to suggestions that come our way. >> george: you have had these lower level conversations, be you nothing between

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according to the crowd, the same down is to still friends and they were getting over in the head of crossing the united states. donald trump says that also here at to stop migrants, the effectiveness of that has been question in a lot of mexico problems with organized crime. the way to stop drugs has always been pointed out as concrete criminal structures starting off with the money investigating, rather than just applaud thing so does and placement in border cities. so there's no doubt that it provides a show. it provides somebody for donald trump to say, well, mexico price to negotiate by trade in other ways, extending this month to suspended at terrace, at, for as long as it cancer, and hopefully watering welding them off from this country point of view at forever . john home and i'll just say to, into fonda, donald trump is mid to end both sides citizenship in the us. this thing pushed back and the federal judge has issued a nationwide order blocking the move. trump has campaigned on ending automatic citizenship for children born to undocumented parents. but his practical hand explains, has been lo

united states. and presumably those national guards, people would also be guarding and hope helping to reinforce that pulled up. so that migrants on able to cross into the united states. she said it was a long conversation. she said that she also talked to president trump about the flow of guns from the united states to mexico, just over the weekend. she was texting about that as well in the sorts of video address to the nation. she said that 74 percent of the guns used by cartels in mexico, off from the united states. and she cited a us document that said the same thing about that. she said that we're going to close the night in terms of trait. that is not necessarily a deficit, but it's something that benefits both countries and economic change from the 2 countries will be getting together. so the appall from everything, but she said, and the tone in the press conference was at select. so laboratory and opening remotes. this is incredibly important for mexico, about 80 percent of these exports go to the united states. it's mex chris biggest trading partner. so 25 percent. tar. it's not just don't cost the good. so i, i would call those fruits

in the last few months we've had an 89% drop in people crossing from canada into the united states illegally: the retaliatory tariffs, if this goes into effect on tuesday, what should american consumers expect? kirsten: we are your biggest customer. you sell more to us than the uk, china, france and japan combined. those are sales that support a lot of businesses and a lot of jobs, and 8 million jobs here in the united states and canadians will look elsewhere for those products because a 25% price increase in today's world is probably too much for most people. americans who are trying to sell into the canadian market whose jobs depend on that can you know can expect some tough times. john: how is this resonating across canada? kirsten: canadians are perplexed. they don't understand why this is coming at us. one, we have addressed and have worked to address everything that the president is concerned of with respect to the border, as i said, small problems, but problems that we are willing to lean into, fully. we are your best customer, we are your friend, we are there for you and have been th

. >> less than 1% of fentanyl, less than 1% of illegal crossings into the united states come from canada. >> prime minister justin trudeau says canada will retaliate with 25% tariffs on more than $100 billion in u.s. goods, criticizing the very premise of trump's decision. some canadian provinces ordering government run liquor stores to remove american alcohol from shelves. >> canadians are perplexed. i think disappointed we view ourselves as your your neighbor, your closest friend, your ally. >> mexico's president also vowing to retaliate with tariffs of their own. blasting the trump administration for accusing her government of working with drug traffickers, saying that, quote, the people governance in mexico, not the cartels. and china's government denouncing the tariffs, saying it will take unspecified countermeasures against them but still leaving the door open for talks with the us. those tariffs set to go into effect on tuesday just after midnight. trump acknowledging in a social media post there could be some pain for americans with implementing tariffs. >> you campaigned on lowe

. >> less than 1% of fentanyl, less than 1% of illegal crossings into the united states come from canada. >> prime minister justin trudeau says canada will retaliate with 25% tariffs on more than $100 billion in u.s. goods, criticizing the very premise of trump's decision. some canadian provinces ordering government run liquor stores to remove american alcohol from shelves. >> canadians are perplexed. i think disappointed. we view ourselves as your your neighbor, your closest friend, your ally. >> mexico's president also vowing to retaliate with tariffs of their own. blasting the trump administration for accusing her government of working with drug traffickers, saying that, quote, the people governance in mexico, not the cartels. and china's government denouncing the tariffs, saying it will take unspecified countermeasures against them, but still leaving the door open for talks with the u.s. those tariffs set to go into effect on tuesday just after midnight. trump acknowledging in a social media post there could be some pain for americans with implementing tariffs. >> you campaigned on l

united states. for example, walmart imports goods from china. and when those goods crosst pays the tariff. if walmart decides to pass the cost to consumers, then you paid the tariff, not china. >> so if you go to walmart, if you go to target, you're going to see higher price for imported goods. >> reporter: economist mary lovely studied trump's proposals for the peterson institute for international economics, a leader in non-partisan research. >> the argument is made that if tariffs are imposed american consumers will buy less of the foreign goods, more domestically produced goods, and that's a great thing for consumers and for jobs. >> well, it's a great thing for consumers if you don't care about how much they are able to buy. because the prices of everything they buy will go up. will they substitute toward domestic goods? let's just take that to start. yes, to some extent they will. but the prices of those domestic goods will also rise because they no longer have to compete with imported goods. >> reporter: lovely's research estimates the tariffs trump talks about woul

united states. that a runner who is uncertain whether or not he or she will cross into the united states. so if you are looking at it from the point of view of will we turn a profit or not in this particular shipment, putting your shipment in the hands of an immigrant who does not have a legal right to enter into the u.s. is a bad business decision. >> sheriff barnes, do you agree with that? >> i do not. two facets here. you have the trafficking of the narcotic in large bulk. our experience in intervention is those are oftentimes residents of mexico. the distribution of that or sales of it i think to her point might oftentimes be carried out by u.s. citizens in the drug trafficking market. the vast majority of the large quantities coming across my experience are being conducted by mexican nationals. the distribution and sales inside the united states oftentimes has been carried out by u.s. citizens. >> thank you. senator durbin. >> thank you all for being here. how many of you would this be your first time to see the senate judiciary committee, would you raise your hand? a few of our witn

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the two are believed to have illegally crossed into the united states in texas in 2023. prosecutors say the man on the right was wearing a dhs ankle monitor at the time of the murder and morale us was taken into police custody in chicago january 12th for child luring but he was released on an assault charge. one or both may have had ice detainers on them. the victim was living in the lower level of the house with his sister. that sister found her brother with his hands wrapped together and duct tape. his feet tied together. it was ruled a homicide. they stole his wallet and phone and charged more than $4,000 to his amazon account. here is a portion of the audio. >> they are attempting cpr. >> the killers connected with their victim on a dating app. they claim they tied him up and beat him because that is what he wanted. he did not request -- the judge said calling this a violent crime is an understatement. they are scheduled to appear in court on thursday. >> most would agree with that. >> we will see what happens next but people are fed up. story after story like this h

46, pam bondi hasnfir sean: been confirmed as the next attorney general of the united states, only johnfett fetterman crossedty lines to support pam bondi, good for him. meanwhile, the trump doctrine ie in full effect in shock and all, the main street media and democrats democrats are inat i shambles freaking out, no idea whatg is going on. a as a public service tonight, im will interpret for them exactly what he said and what his true intentions are, starting a trade war! there goes the economy! know, they do not understand donald trump what i will hel undp them. even steven naismith is calling his own party pathetic, take a look.s >> the democratic party look so pathetic after this election i might entertain them, i just might change my mind.da i doubted but i mindy. -- i mig! because how much would it take? and trump cannot run again suited by the way, apparentlypa thinking aboutre possibly runnig for president, okay,, we would challenge them on his recent ?upport for di. also stayed to do, we have a preview, yours truly will be in a super bowl commercial.. and later, trump special envoy to the middle eas

the men were handed over to the red cross on saturday morning before the uniting with their families in israel. 2 of them were taken from the table. it's very during the october 7th attack. while the 3rd was captured at the nova music festival of the 5 tight captors released from guys a late last months have now arrived in bangkok some traveling to wood on 10 in the northeast. the proof was taken during the october 7th attack. they were free during the 3rd exchange and were taken to an he's ready hospital for medical examinations . highlands for ministry says one of a national is still believe to be held in gaza after the latest prisoner exchange was completed. these ready prime minister benjamin if now ordered a negotiating team to be sent to contact for more talks on the si size. what does that cool? we'll do. everything to attend on hostages will ensure that safety. this is the instruction i gave to the delegation to tell the media to is this and to demand it . but beyond that, president trump agreed with me completely. we will do everything to attend all the hostages, but how muc

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. >> less than 1% of fentanyl, less than 1% of illegal crossings into the united states come from canada. >> on the canadian side, there's almost a sense of betrayal. >> doctor terry givens is a political science professor at the university of british columbia in vancouver, canada. >> listening to prime minister trudeau last night, really what i got was a very a sense of, you know, emotion and sadness about the impact this is going to have on the relationship between the u.s. and canada. >> trudeau challenging the very premise of trump's tariffs, saying it's a violation of the north american free trade agreement, which went into effect in july of 2020. >> i am announcing canada will be responding to the u.s. trade action with 25% tariffs against $155 billion worth of american goods. >> some canadian provinces ordering government run liquor stores to remove american made alcohol from shelves. >> there's a problem in that. typically in these types of situations, you'd have a diplomatic dialog going on, especially between the two leaders in this kind of situation. and there's really nothing

united states. and we are ready for that when targeted unfairly or arbitrary, lee, the european union will respond from the bull power studies all, even garza through the wrath of border crossing with egypt for medical treatment. abroad the world health organization is taken outside of the united patients along with 65 cag, if, as it's the fed group to leave under the ceasefire agreement, as well as opposed to allow 50 patients in need of edge and cut out of the strip each day but that target isn't being met to revel groups. the democratic republic of congo have declared a unilateral seaside beginning from tuesday. the united nations, as $900.00 bodies, were discovered after days of fighting in the city of cuba. people are leaving the green card of the century. the fruit was hit by a series of travelers, some of left by c and i, while others have slept out those. the greek prime minister has cold on, on the does to remain calm century, the neighboring islands, india gmc being hit by hundreds of travelers since last week, including wall measuring 4.9. right. painful, obviously the bought the visa has been sold to this. belgium's new prime minister. it comes off to political par

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units in southern gaza. the opening of brooklyn crossing the current phase of the deal that we as well and how much will have important significance for palestinians who are expected to be evacuate says tomorrow to egypt to receive medical treatment goals. as hospitals have been widely overwhelmed with different kinds of injuries, including i'm few types, sions, bands and complex tro about that cannot be treated locally. so for palestinian wounded people who are expected to be, depart that who are expected to leave casa tomorrow. this step has seen as a lifeline for them following the the station and the dissipation taken. let that have taken place, the test taking place, of course because of strips valley function of hospitals for palestinians right now . this is a very crucial step that will help them to receive a treatment approved and to mitigate the ongoing physical impression on the cause of suffering from product shortages. all the cute medical supplies that's called the recently to access because of strep. the lights of the current sci fi agreements, tara compass, and i will just kind you and just ki

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unit 7, guys. i hand it over to the red cross and have now arrived in israel. let's bring in your con, who's in jordan for more on this set, or what are you hearing about the 2 captives were freed earlier today. we saw helicopters, 2 helicopters on the israel guys and border area, a pictures of that at least. what do we know about that? where about some condition that's correct, certainly. um a few minutes ago we saw it as to how to cope this coming into land in an area called rain, which is a coupon out just on the outskirts of garza. so these ready prime minister's office is over the what is the statement saying that they have are taking these ready all me have taken in those 2 now format captives. and they're going to have some initial medical checks just to ensure that they're well enough to continue that journey on to tel aviv and much like the same stage career free as, as we've seen on a weekly basis with the all the captives where these they will then be taken to a hospital in tennessee, that'd be greeted by the closest family members of the outskirts o

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to have smugglers with a legal right to entry into the united states than an immigrant who is uncertain whether or not he or she is going to cross into the united states, you are looking at it from the point of view of will we turn a profit or not in this particular shipment, putting your shipment in the hands of an immigrant who does not have a legal right to entry to the us is a bad business decision. >> do you agree with that, don barnes? >> i do not. you have the trafficking of the narcotic which is often in large bulk. in our experience and intervention and interdiction as those are often times residents of mexico. the distribution of that or sales of it might oftentimes be carried out by us citizens and the drug trafficking market so it is a combination of both but the vast majority of large quantities coming across it has been my experience are being conducted by mexican nationals. the distribution and sales inside the united states oftentimes has been carried out by us citizens. >> thank you. senator durbin. >> thank you all for being here. how many of you would this be your first time to see the senate judiciary committ

united states. >> only democratic. >> senator john fetterman crossed party. lines to support pam bondi. >> good for him. >> and meanwhile, tonight. >> the trump. >> doctrine, it is in full effect. it is shock and awe. and the mainstream media and. >> democrats. >> they are in shambles freaking out. they have no idea what. >> is going on. >> so as a public service tonight, i will interpret for them exactly what he said and what his true intentions are. just like he's starting a trade war. oh, there goes the economy. oh my. >> no. >> they don't understand. >> donald trump, but i will help them anyway. even stephen a smith, by the way, is now calling his own party pathetic. take a look. >> the democratic party looks so pathetic after this election, i might entertain running. i just might change my mind one day. i don't, i doubt it, but i might. because how much would it take to beat y'all? and trump can't run again. >> and by the way, stephen a apparently thinking about possibly running for president. okay. and we'll challenge him on his recent support for die a

cross staff. the 65 year old is not on his way to israel. in con unit 7 guys, a franchise really captive offer counter on was also taken on the stage before being transferred to the red cross officials. the hand over was significant. be smooth, very in comparison to an early release days ago that israel described as chaotic. yeah, i didn't b best buy is also transferred to the red cross officials in hon. eunice caesar as military says, both captives have since arrived on these really territory. they are now undergoing medical checks in re families in israel have waited more than 15 months for their loved ones to be returned from garza. they've been watching the captives release from what's become known as hostage square in tennessee. many have protested in cities across his route to put pressure on the next. now government to reach a deal with him asked to ensure the return of all captives us. and this is tennessee right now. where is there any? is there still gathered in what's become known as hostage square? they've been watching the captives. they're

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first week in office, decided by his own hand to write out a provision of the united states constitution to simply write out, cross it out, birthright citizenship. clarence thomas knows that all the litigation that will come from that is coming to him. clarence thomas knows that the oval office he walked into today houses a president who believes he can simply strike lines from the constitution. clarence thomas knows that the justice department, that pam bondi will be running will be defending that action in the united states supreme court. he knew he went into a room of supreme court litigants today where he should not have been. but clarence thomas apparently believes there is no depth of disgrace that he cannot willingly fault to. for donald trump. and so he added that disgrace to his public record today and today, the 16th day of the trump presidency, donald trump called elon musk a liar in writing. donald trump didn't do it himself because he's no doubt counting on elon musk to take care of many of his personal debts, including the $83 million that he owes to e jean carroll for her successful lawsuit against

extraordinary steps because we had more than 11 million people cross the border, more than during any president the history of the unitedmerica. and as a result, we built two military bases on the border and we're working with the trump administration to provide them holding facilities to detention facilities such as jail and prison cells as they apprehend people and prepare them for deportation. bottom line, texas is going to be all in to assist the trump administration. but we have seen illegal crossings decrease to a trickle. here's what we need to see. we need to see the ongoing success by the trump administration at reducing illegal immigration in a sustainable way and that will help texas calibrate what our next actions will be. obviously, it should not be incumbent upon texas taxpayers or any state taxpayers that have to foot that bill. and as a result, that's why i've been working with members of congress and i'll be back next week to talk to them even more about ensuring that texas is going to be able to have the resources we need and a reimbursement for some of the costs we incurred to secure the border. julie

prefer to have small -- legal right to enter into the united states that an immigrant who is uncertain, whether or not he or she is going to cross into the united states, so if you're looking at it from the point of view of will we turn a profit or not in this particular shipment, putting your shipment in the hands of an immigrant who does not have a legal right to enter into the u.s. is actually a bad business decision. sen. cornyn: sheriff barnes, you agree with that? >> i do not. you have two different facets, the trafficking of the narcotic which is often times large bulk and our expense intervention and interdiction as is often times residents of mexico. the distribution of that or sales of it i think to her point is quite often might be carried out by u.s. citizens and the drug trafficking markets or a of both. the vast majority of the large quantities coming across in my experience are being conducted by mexican nationals. the distribution sales inside the united states oftentimes carried out by your citizens. sen. durbin: thank you all for being here. how many of you with this be your first time to see the senate judicia

my understanding is that crossings at the southern border are at a low in recent years. canada supplies approximately 1% of the fentanyl in the united states. what numbers does he want to see? anything publicly? guest: i am not sure if there is a metric or something the president is looking to hit. when you are talking about border crossings, though, this is something that republicans have brought up over and over. they are not only looking at the numbers, people who are unauthorized crossing the border, but they are looking at a lot of the ways that it has been legal to come across the border and into the country over the past several years, and to change that. when you are looking at those statistics, numbers of border crossings, you also have to look at republicans will be looking at asylum cases, looking at whoever is approved to be on humanitarian parole while they wait for their case to go out in front of a judge. those are the kinds of things that are technically legal ways for people to enter the country. it depends on what statistics you are looking at. certainly, republicans and the trump administration want to drastically

cross. hopefully soon those still inside will also be premium that they will be released and re united with their family, god willing. and then actually incentive to is there for 22 years and 3 months. i can't describe the feeling you can see for yourself. how do you think the situation was in prison? sure. if you see the prisoner, you can understand what it was like inside. every prisoner has been waiting for this moment to re unite with their fame. the message to the world is to tell them that there is a people of people who deserve life on this land. you deserve freedom to leave with dignity and pride. they deserve to live for you. in the occupation there has been enough oppression inflicted on these people for so many years. we have all thoroughly been able to discuss the faith of now ex prisoners and the waste. the result was really foul, assuming for us who they had on the palestinian prisoners. thanks for listening. well that's kind of certainly these prisoners whom you have seen today. and those you saw a week ago. yeah, watch all of them who are being freed from captivity. israel w

units are getting ready to leave. the world health organization says 50 will be allowed to cross on saturday. the roof of crossing serves as a lifeline to palestinians in gaza, where israel as in force the land see an ad blockade. 18 is the partial reopening is part of the ceasefire deal. and then the utah schools has returned to them on into the border crossing and help wounded palestinians leave the treatment. that mission was initially set up in 2005, but was suspended of to help us to power in 2007. well the crossing was these bodies, randy meant a tree back in major and it's ground offensive that killed hundreds of palestinians in the area. it's close as prevented thousands of people from leaving the strip and receiving desperately needed a what israel's was devastated gauze us health care system with repeated and deliberate attacks targeting hospitals, stuff and patients. most facilities have been damaged beyond use and the need for medical evacuations is now greater than ever. more than 811000 honest indians have been injured across garza, 12500 of those need to travel urgent treatment

cross roots and cannick. there will be absolutely no mention of united states government involvement. this is absolutely crucial for the long term success of the service and to ensure the success of the mission. which is strange because that website pulls that on for lots about transparency and carlo they were running another project on the car, been island. this one off line documents and interviews make clear that the program was aimed at recruiting a younger generation of opponents to cuba. castro government documents prepared for the us a id sponsored program called the h i. b workshop. the perfect excuse to conduct political activity. yes, usa, i do think the offering health services to slip around and downtown some potential spies, fingers crossed and store them out on the inside, just like they installed quite, quite low over in practice. you know, the, the mine who was briefly considered venezuela's president by everyone about the venezuelans themselves. a $120000000.00, well spent. in addition, usa id has committed $128000000.00 to support venezuelan human rights defenders. c

he actually ends up in sam dean's unit, sort of embedded in with his. so they cross paths there and somehow, again, without being neck of just being able to parlay whatever, he's exposed to into an opportunity. he marries petra kercher the scalp lords daughter and they stay together their entire lives and it seems especially compared to roy's horrible marriage it's a very interesting dynamic to have her in the mix because when she pushes back people seem to listen including so this the scalp lawyer james kercher eventually goes out west and leaves the whole family behind. so he's kind of out of sam's hair. but when, you know, when petra gets her her back up, you feel it almost through history, which is cool. they get kicked out of mercia for being confederate for him being a confederate official and their property seized. so she back in the town and hears this and says, you know, does this little sweet i want to go and look at my stuff for the last time and locks herself in to the house. it doesn't leave until they decide that they can have it back again, but at a ma

recently knocked out china as states' out china as the united states' biggest trading the biggest trading partner. the numbers we're talking about are crosse is worth something in the region $850 7 7 777 $850 billion a year, around of $850 billion a year, around $500 billion from north, $500 billion from mexico north, $350 million in the other direction. so we're direction. so we�*re tatking very numbers. and abgut very large numbers. and involved about very large numbers. and involved — a huge avocados, i 115 m 7 avocados, eggs, as m 7 avocados, eggs, chicken. goods, avocados, eggs, chicken and so on, all its way up and so on, all makes its way up from mexico, goods for us agricultural goods for us markets. but also car parts, electronic goods, all electronic goods. textiles. all factories that sits in factories that sits along the border on the mexican side and make the of the free and make the most of the free agreement mexico trade agreement between mexico and the united states and canada, which of course tonight is in realjeopardy. it is in one of its most difficult moments was first moments since it was first in 1994. momentss' ~' .