to destroy western civilization. >> the united states government. >> you're saying eradicate. western civilization doesn't make. >> you a radical? >> has he acted in any way that is. violence against the united. states government. >> i think these. >> i think these protests and the violence they have fomented and the intimidation and fear against the jewish kids on these campuses is absolutely an act of insurrection against the united states. >> i don't think any i don't think anyone here is condoning. >> anti-semitism. >> i just to the irony of you saying that that's an act of insurrection against the united states. >> of course, he would love to. he would love. >> to see this government. >> fall when. >> this president. >> just pardoned people. >> yeah. well. >> let's. >> take a step back. you guys have the same feeling about his organization as you do about organizations like the proud boys or anybody like that that was involved in the january 6th insurrection and. >> do not. >> have never condoned. >> wait wait wait wait wait wait wait. go ahea

united states and for all other countries. nick: what has been the impact of how the united states government has gone about these changes? have been expecting, and we were up for, a proper strategic review of how aid gets distributed. it happens not just in the united states, it happens with other countries. that is perfectly fine. the disorderly manner in which this has happened i think has been wasteful, cruel, particularly to vulnerable children, but also really chaotic. we have food lying in warehouses , food and medicine in warehouses, already at the location, but we are not able to distribute it. perishable goods. we have to explain to communities that we are withdrawing potentially from stabilization centers where we treat severely malnourished children, children who will die if we withhold treatment for a couple of days. how do you explain to a mom that her child, which is clinging to life, just for this very cheap, efficient, effective treatment, that we are going to just rip it out without any form of transition or handover? nick: publicly, secretary of state rubio and his staff said there were waivers in place

the united states government cannot go bankrupt and never will. but elon musk could theoretically go bankrupt if sales of teslas stopped, if they just stopped in the united states. and as we reported earlier this week, sales of teslas have dropped dramatically worldwide. in europe, they've dropped dramatically. in the united states, they've dropped dramatically. and so donald trump and his desperate desperation to keep his biggest campaign contributor in history, the biggest campaign contributor in the history of american politics to keep elon musk the richest person in the world, especially after elon musk is now, according to the new york times report tonight promising another $100 million in campaign money for donald trump. donald trump did something illegal today, and he did it in the white house driveway. donald trump used federal property to do a tv commercial. donald trump stood with elon musk in the white house driveway with some teslas in front of them, and donald trump pretended to buy a tesla. it has been reported by legitimate news orga

a consistent failure by the government or the united states of understanding and accepting that cuba isn't has the right to be a sovereign nation with the right to self-determination and that the u.s. has no right to government cuba and we do have the right to govern ourselves and defend ourselves and to provide for our people in the way that we feel as cubans. that is appropriate. that situation is what we have today. we continue to have until today for moral diplomatic relations with little dialogue, few communication. an embassy here until today. we have in place migration agreements. we have placed a set of agreements that at this moment we do not know what they will continue active or not. there is no indication by the u.s. government. there is no unwillingness from cuba to stop in spite of or work with them in spite of our differences. but, truly, we do not identify a wish, a motivation currently in the united states to pursue them including migration which is an issue that historically has been no interest and importance for both governments and it is the reason why they exist.

far space x has come, which now carries the vast majority of payloads into space for the united states government and the private sector. interestingly and to the point of the department of government efficiency, mr. musk had to sue to compete which says the problems the federal government has, and creates a lot of the problem the department of government efficiency is looking at. in addition to all that mr. musk has moved personally, to texas. i'm happy to have him as a constituent and he's creating a lot of jobs, anywhere from chica, south texas, cameron county which is officially renamed starbase and the tesla giga factory outside austin which i visited a few months ago with mr. musk. starling providing internet access to people in remote parts of the planet that would never hope to have that access. all sorts of interesting things he's involved in, you can acknowledge whether you like mister musk and what he is doing or you don't like it. he is obviously a brilliant individual, certainly among the most brilliant people i know. you have to ask why would a guy, maybe one of the richest, maybe t

more positive and negative impact to this consistent pattern to the organization like the united states government. with ideas like doge coming into play so rapidly, are there any guidelines or parameters that will combat those systems and keeping our fiscal year on track? without putting too much faith in some of these private corporation ideas, is there anything the constituents of the united states could do to call our local legislation to attest to what is going on or to try and mediate what is going on? lastly, i would like to say the government shutdown again, the continuation of the pattern, does this situation affect our allies and their financial diplomacy as far as on foreign entities, do we need to be worried about how we affect their dollar and not only ours? thank you and have a good day. host: thanks for the questions. where do you want to start? guest: shutdowns and continuing resolutions, are they a bad way? and the stopgaps. full appropriations process, there's a chance for congress through its oversight power to update contracts. we are seeing in the stopgap for defense, it has n

from our public schools, and they signed an order make it as the official policy of the united states government. that there are only 2 genders. mail the executive order to been men from playing women for the you don't mix them with is an oil star high school as to what are the best preparing for a future in college sports. but one, her girls volleyball match was invaded by a male who smashed the ball so hard in peyton's face because of dramatic brain injury, partially paralyzing her right side and ending her athletic career. it was a shot like she's never seen before. she's never seen anything like it. this peyton is here tonight in the gallery and pacing from now on schools will kick the middle of the girls team or they will lose all federal funding the . and if you really want to see numbers, just take a look at what happened in the woman's boxing weight, lifting, track and field swimming or cycling. we're a male recently finished a long distance race. 5 hours and 14 minutes. the head of a woman for a new record by 5 hours broke the record by 5 hours. it's the meeting for women and it's very

and ukraine's president's mending fences with the united states government soleski is set to meet in saudi arabia with the waste officials next week. the date visible and welcome. european union leaders have been joined by ukrainian president flooded me so landscape for crisis talk. same to boosting. europe's defenses, and spending and showing up support for new crime. the meeting in brussels comes us days off to the us paused military aid and intelligence sharing with key european nations are under pressure of following the trumpet, ministrations, decision, distance, the united states from europe's defenses. let's listen into european commission. president also found a line who said lead is considering a plan to re um europe. we are determined to invest more to invest veterans and to invest foster together from paris to london to brussels. we have shown that we are willing and able to step up our joint efforts and to coordinate effectively. fact is that europe is facing a clear and present danger. and this is why i presented the re on your plan today to the lead us a plan to give yo

means their mortgage rates are coming down but it also means that in the next two years the united states government is going to have to refinance, this is the outstanding, the marketable u.s. treasury debt. the united states government has 57% of our debt as a nation which has to be refinanced in the next two years because of what joe biden and co. did. the most important thing to watch now is president trump, are they getting our financial house in order on borrowing rates and checks so we can write size the nation and the answer is yes so the market might be selling off. >> martha: obviously a lot of battle over this tariff issue. at the highest echelons of people who look at the financial situation here and this throwback sound bite to ronald reagan back in 1982 is getting quite a bit of play today in fact "the new york post" reported that jamie dimon was recommending it to take a look at which shows you about his feelings on this. watch this. >> we are in the same but with our trading partners. if one partner shoots a hole in the boat doesn't make sense for the other one to shoot another hole i

united states. and the problem here is that the united states government has a monopoly, especially when it comes to um space when it comes to military satellites, because the ukrainians were also getting information from us military satellite. i see a us spinal the 3 satellites. so it's a huge disadvantage and it's, it is something that other countries are prohibited from sharing was ukraine, for instance, a u. k is not allowed to share any intelligence with ukraine. and essentially, the troops effects a bracing or planting it affects the troops on the ground. meaning that the russian forces can easily surprise them without the ukrainian troops being able to track their movements save for the use of an f b drones. but they cannot provide an overall picture. and so it was also military equipment, but was out intelligence, which is the critical, it's a backbone of for an operational planning. it will be very difficult for ukrainian troops also to defend against long range strikes, for instance. right. so that's very nice for next, i mean, i mean on defense almost at the king's commission on that. tha

and i signed an order make it as the official policy of the united states government that there are only 2 genders, male and female, the i also signed an executive order to been men from playing in women's sports. the 3 years ago paid mcnabb with is an oil star highschool acetate. what are the best preparing for a future in college? sports one, her girls volleyball match was invaded by a male. he smashed the ball so hard in peyton's face because of dramatic brain injury. partially paralyzing her right side and ending her athletic career. it was a shot like she's never seen before. she's never seen anything like it. the peyton is here tonight in the gallery and peyton from now on schools, will kick the middle of to girls team or they will lose all federal funding the . and if you really want to see numbers, just take a look at what happened in the woman's boxing weight, lifting, track, and field swimming, or cycling where a male recently finished a long distance race. 5 hours and 14 minutes. the head of a woman for a new record by 5 hours broke the record by 5 hours. it's the meaning for

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. >> they entered thank you hi and i think that voting is bill new orleans is about united states governmenteover in looking at is elon musk built is going to be able blackmail holy united states hostage there would never be an election the military context basically to russia, china and other countries is also in the government to social security because a.i. have the voters of don't go to donald trump the trouble you have there. [inaudible]. all this within the government must be shut down the must stop this if these people out of their inland musk is a fraud take all this money. [inaudible]. and they are the ones nobody's stealing the money. these billionaires musk and donald trump they have a field that while they need to be out of there right now. democrat saint to go and what about this bill, they need to get out of office thank you. >> is ronald of the republican line louisiana. [inaudible]. >> you got to turn on your tv a. >> go-ahead. >> these guys trump and elon. going to lett everybody know te government shut down all these lies to get your social security check bva in all this an

written for him by the nazi government, by a nazi agent, by the hitler government's top paid propaganda agent in the united states. turns out that senator ernest lundeen was being paid by the nazis. he had been on hitler's payroll the whole time. hitler's government was paying him to argue in washington, to use his position as a u.s. senator to make this case to the american people, that we shouldn't be helping our allies fight back against the nazis in europe. we should instead focus on getting them to apologize to us for not being able to pay back everything we did for them in the first world war. we should be getting them to show their gratitude to us now by figuring out what they can do, what they can give up of their own resources to prioritize paying us while they're fighting off the nazis or whatever. that happened in august 1940. how was your day today? >> i have been. >> told by senior. official here that nothing's going. >> to happen. >> with this minerals deal until zelensky. goes in front of cameras and makes an explicit. >> public apology. >> 85 years ago, in 1940, ernest lundeen was just a senator.

in other words, you had a united states government focused on what was real problems, which you can holdntable for. now you have a united states government led by president trump, which across these six weeks is not doing basic steps to try to bring prices down, has not held summits meetings, let alone submitted legislation to battle prices and inflation, and is actually taking measures that at least the stock market and a lot of other indicators say are bad for consumers. now take it to the conservative wall street journal, quote, the next president inherits a remarkable economy, basically arguing that for all the problems i just mentioned, things could improve. well, now you have trump watching prices up, egg prices up, people smuggling eggs in from mexico, 158% rise on that if you monitor that kind of thing. it's not a good sign for a country as wealthy as ours that you have to smuggle eggs because they've become so pricey, because everything is topsy turvy and the tariffs don't help. it's the opposite of those campaign vows i mentioned. >> i will immediately bring prices down startin

mean, it is even gotten to the point where you can't even use the word transgender in the united states governmentfor example. and the erasure is real. i mean, the attempt to remove any data in the united states government that said anything about trans people. i mean, this is this is erasure. saying that trans people don't have to have equal access to housing, for example. the same is true for education. taking away passports from trans people, rendering americans stateless. when the freedom of movement is a bedrock of any free society, it is something that the united states prided itself on. and so when it comes to trans people, the country is betraying its most bedrock values. but because it's happening to a group of people that some people may not understand or find strange or don't know or think is small, people are looking the other way, but it's not going to stay only in one group of people and it never does. that is not the intent here. i can tell you that they have big plans for everyone that are just being experimented with. on trans people. and so we're in a very, very, very dark place.

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so the hope that this message comes and you hope the united states government makes decisions accordingly. >> the bay area nonprofit nova ukraine says people in the ukrainian community are feeling anxious after friday's heated meeting in the oval office. peace talks imploded after president trump and vice president jd vance clash with ukrainian president volodimir zelenskyy accusing him of not being grateful enough for u.s. support and its war against russia. now the future of u.s. support for ukraine is in limbo. no, but ukraine works off of donations only receiving no federal funding. the organization has raised more than 100 million dollars in aid. zelensky saying today ukraine is still counting on u.s. assistance and reiterating his willingness to still sign a minerals deal. hannah brandt has more from washington, d.c.. >> i mean, little yet outside. >> today president zelenskyy saying he thinks the ukraine u.s. relationship will continue despite his oval office spat with president trump and vp jd vance on friday zelenskyy meeting with european allies in london sunday scrambling to ge

we don't need uncertainty from the united states government throwing this, another thing on our plate and creating tension. it's mexico, canada and china and now talking about e.u. where does this stop? we go tit for tat. he followed his tweet with farmers have fun. this is a farmers' livelihood. this is not a game. >> my name is alissa. let me pull this up. i joined the army in april of 2001 when i was 17 between my junior and senior year of high school. quhen returning from basic training, september 11, happened. boy, i was filled with such pride to serve this country. i was mobilized after graduation and deployed to afghanistan in january of 2003 and i returned in june of 2004. i became a government contractor with halliburton and i continued my service in afghanistan until 2008 working in aviation operations. that's when i decided to return home to new york to strt a family and get a college degree and i graduated from magna couple laud yes. and in 2017 i became very ill and too sick to work. in late 2018 i was diagnosed with adreenal cancer probably caused by burn pits. i was tot

because if the rest of the world lo long go lenders to the united states government, the coverage deference, it's, what are we going to do? let's remember that for many, many people you get paid less if you work for the government and if you go in the private sector and the compensation for that was job security. what mr. trump, mr. musk are doing more than what the word is or that they fire is they've taken that security away. where do you think public employees are gonna go? if either they've lost their job, which is happening to tens of thousands, or they're scared silly that they might lose their job. they're going to go into the private check world. so they go to go. which means they're going to drive down wages and working conditions in the private sector. because the worker who comes from the private sector laid off after 510 years, that means not only your job is gone, your income is gone. but your career ladder has just been yanked out from under you . so you're desperate. your worried you will offer yourself one way or another for less money than the person who's getting who's in

. >> and i signed an order making it the official policy of the united states government that there ares, male and female. i also signed an executive order to ban men from playing in women's sports. >> the president also criticizing democrats for the sluggish economy. >> as you know, we inherited from the last administration an economic catastrophe and an inflation nightmare. >> and blaming his predecessor. >> as president, i'm fighting every day to reverse this damage and make america affordable again. >> the president praising the work at dover. >> i have created the brand new department of government efficiency doge. perhaps you've heard of it, which is headed by elon musk, who is in the gallery tonight. >> republicans are erupting in applause for billionaire elon musk and doge's unverifiable efforts to reduce the size of government and spending. >> by slashing all of the fraud, waste and theft we can find. we will defeat inflation, bring down mortgage rates, lower car payments and grocery prices, protect our seniors, and put more money in the pockets of american families. >> trump d

, that he is bringing the british and irish governments together quite legitimately, and claiming this as a victory, a diplomatic victory for the united statesand actively an investment in the cause of northern ireland, quite. so the british and irish governments were increasingly viewing each other as partners in the search for a political solution to the conflict they had yet to cross a crucial red line talking to terror risks on the ground in northern ireland. loyalist paramilitaries increased their sectarian campaign catholics while the ira aimed for higher targets shooting down army helicopters in south armagh in 1990. ominously, the toll from the troubles simply shut. past 3000. who would the great divide between? politicians and paramilitaries. at stake was a cease fire and potentially the end of the conflict. on the 20th of january 1993, bill clinton was inaugurated as the 42nd president of the united states intervention in northern ireland had been a key part of platform campaign. unlike carter or reagan and the former georgetown graduate relied heavily on the support of prominent irish-american figures to secure the democratic nomi

i still believe that the united states government can be what i know it can be.ht now, we're still a young country, 249 years old. and i feel like we have aged about 100 years in the last two months. but any way. >> and so he's a u.s. army disabled veteran. he was, and now suddenly is again. emergency manager for the v.a. palo alto healthcare system. as for representative liccardo, the freshman congressman says some democrats are boycotting tonight's address. he's focused on communication. >> we need to be focused on messages that americans will hear and particularly those americans who are having a second thought or buyer's remorse. those are the people we need to reach. messages we need to reach them aren't necessarily messages we want to hear in the bay area. >> the party needs to focus on people concerned about the economy. he is looking for republicans to vote on the tariffs, something many of them might not want to go on record supporting. our lauren toms spoke to a high ranking bay area republican ahead of tonight's speech, joining us with what he's hoping

government is totally correct to indicate that, you know, all invested it can do with it. you'll have discussions. but having somebody tried to go and meet with the president of the united states who just office may use that to create a spectacle. you know, for the media will not be helpful. we have always spoken with the united states government in a rational manner as far that we can focus people and not with government. so i think this will be one of those times a game, but overall and it must 5th, as an emphasizes overall. we need to deal with are we could not make issues in our country. we would hope that i'll talk this in bricks like russia, china, india, results, and many other countries. but a particular logic coming, these would increase, they trade would, south africa would be able to trade, but it went to that because all you could, i mean growth is better. and then we are not dependent on fits like the sort of donald trump would make towards a country that he may not agree with all the time, like south africa. but how the thing crew will this dispute between trump and the south african government to affect the relations between the 2 countries to look relaxed into

and i thought maybe allan is not familiar with how the united states government works, but the executive branch doesn't pass bills. the legislative branch does the president signs them if they pass. but he doesn't file a bill. he doesn't send a bill. he doesn't have that. that's not what the president does. so of course he hasn't passed a bill. and as far as waiting on a new budget, this is a budget that should have been done during the buying presidency and most of the time. so if they can indeed accomplish it, it will be 6 months late because the previous president and his administration couldn't get a budget asked when the democrats were running the show. so i think we need to be careful when we try to nit pick on those various items. i do think there were some things here that were really good i, i think the, the talked about the border and when you look statistically, at the last month of jo bodies presidency over a 189000 people, tati legally trying to cross the border in the 1st month of trumps presidency, there were $8000.00 so clearly whatever they're doing on the border under h

when it started in 2014, we are being supported by the united states, by all governments, all parties bipartisan support, et cetera. i know for a fact that there's the same amount of people who supported us before. they still support us now. military civilians, you know, we have a huge, you know, but the fact that the government right now decides to withheld things, it's of course, it's very, very difficult to process. i sincerely hope that the negotiations will go through and we will resume the military cooperation, because that's that's how we can save the stability. there's no other way. ukraine is certainly ready for peace. there's absolutely no doubt for that. ukraine certainly is ready for diplomacy. i don't think anybody doubted that. and i think that it's a time for a proper, proper, proper cooperation between us and ukraine without the emotions and without the some analogies. >> andrei zagorodnyuk, former defense minister, thank you for joining us from kyiv. >> thank you. christiane. >> coming up, i asked former u.s. marine and congressman seth moulton why his country seems t

absolutely protected by the constitution, and it should be chilling to everyone that the united states government could punish or try to deport someone because they disapprove of the speech they're engaged in. >> khalil's attorney telling abc news authorities told khalil his student visa was being revoked, but he no longer has a student visa. he's a green card holder, a permanent resident, and his american wife is eight months pregnant. the white house posting this image of khalil. president trump writing this is the first arrest of many to come. >> we have to fight. >> protesters here today undeterred. >> we're not going to let you know these arrests intimidate us at all. in fact, we'll be here for as long as we need to be to make sure that, you know, we're not we're not silenced. >> just moments ago, a federal judge ruled that khalil cannot be deported while he decides whether his arrest was lawful. david. >> eric katersky right here in new york tonight. aaron. thank you. tonight, there are new talks now set between u.s. officials and ukraine. they, in fact, begin tomorrow and tonight. the mess

adjusted, understand from the, the i already the hypocrisy the hotspot of somebody from the united states government saying that r t is involved in misinformation this information, data information. what ever, that means. i've never heard of that. how about gobbledygook list so that we're not there, and yet, so what do they do in order to of, to, to deal with and address information that may not be correct. let's stop the information. let's shut it down. every single thing that anybody has ever southern r t, they say they're wrong. why let me say something on a personal note. this may not be anything to anybody. i've been doing professional, whatever this is for 38 years. i have never, i have been, i've had some of the golf glorious times on r t in 38 years r t has never so much of has asked me. what are you going to talk about or, you know, we'd appreciate if you kind of never, i can say that about it. listen carefully. any man working out lit up any storage unit ever name. it's 5. anybody for this is, this is the free is the most expressive, the most it and what just very quickly in order to under

linked by the primary vision of this administration, that every decision and policy of the united states government should serve the american people. thank you all. i look forward to engaging with you in q&a and my discussion with larry kudlow. >> thank you, everybody. thank you very much. thank you to secretary present -- beseent -- bessent for an excellent speech. secretary, let me begin -- of course you mentioned tariffs in your speech and almost everyone on wall street and in financial markets are obsessed with tariffs. i would say crazed about tariffs, and i thought perhaps we could take this opportunity for sin basic education to on the subject. so president trump in his speech to congress on tuesday very forcefully talked about changing the fair trading system, to which he referred in your own speech this afternoon. the president said there could be some one-time difficulties if i have that right -- one-time difficulties. maybe you talk about one-time difficulties, and perhaps the biggest question i hear all the time is our tariffs inflationary? sec. bessent: there was a lot to impact their

united states. rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. or i'll surely as government says it will not impose retaliatory tariffs on the us, but probably minister anthony of an easy says trump's measures have called into question australia is relationship with the us. such a decision by the trumpet administration is entirely unjust upon dcs against the spirit of that to nations in during friendship and fundamentally adults with the benefits that out. economic partnership has deliberate of a more than 70 is a strategy. it has no tariff, some good phone data, not states. it's a large military operation is underway in pakistan to free hundreds of hostages taken during an attack on a train in baluchistan province. on tuesday, the train was traveling from the provincial capital of quite the to the northern city of special or what it was attacked inside of the tunnel. 155 freed passengers are receiving medical treatment. like a 70 security official say dozens more still being held. and the 27 attackers have been killed. the separatists baluchistan liberation army has claimed

and ukraine's president's mending fences with the united states government soleski is set to meet in saudi arabia with the waste officials next week the .

and that is when russia is going to get more information from the united states government about this propose a ceasefire plan, and then they will make a decision. they're mutually pest golf. obviously, being very cautious. and this is a decision that's going to have to come from the commander chief, that is, the country's president vladimir put and in the past, putting has said explicitly that russia is not interested in a temporary truce. because this provides ukraine with an opportunity to re arman regroup, and then restart the fight a once the truce period. and so they are very skeptical about the possibility of a temporary cease fire being acceptable to the russians. and that's any kind of an agreement. russia would accept, has to be a long term as settlements to the crisis and you crate. so it, dimitri pest golf. again, saying that the russians are waiting to have discussions with their us carol parts . and then we will know more about the russian position and their decision. of course, as letting me put in is the one that will ultimately have to make that call. but that is a se

and i signed an order making it the official policy of the united states government that there are only 2 genders, male. also signed an executive order to ban men from playing in women's. ago. payton mcmahon was an all-star high school athlete, one of the best preparing for a future in college sports. but when her girls volleyball match was invaded by a male, he smashed the ball so hard. peyton space causing traumatic brain injury. partially paralyzing the right side. and ending her athletic career. it was. a shot like she's never seen before. she's never seen anything like it. payton is here tonight in the gallery and payton from now on schools will kick the man off the girls team or they will lose all federal funding. and if you really want to see numbers, just take a look at what happened in the woman's boxing weightlifting track and field swimming or cycling a male recently finished a long-distance race 5 hours and 14 minutes ahead of a woman for a new record by 5 hours broke the record by 5 hours. it's demeaning for women and it's very bad for our country. we're not going to put up