at turning point usa, our students are the most impressive. they are fighting every single day despite the opposition and despite all the adversity. if you are in this audience and you are not yet involved with turning point usa, you one day can be on this stage. you go into the exhibit hall, you go to the big thing that says start a chapter. sign up and bring turning point usa to your high school and your college to fight for america on your campus. you can do that in the exhibit hall. understand this is the student army that matters so much for the future of america. our first honoree, first recipient from our patriots reward program is someone i actually had on my program just a couple days ago. you might have saw this. this young lady is in high school, and i hope all of you that are in your 50's, 60's and 70's get inspiration by how hard the students are fighting. this young lady in high school, the president of clarkstown north high school in new york, she was entering her senior season as a volleyball player. she was told by her coach,

[cheering] [applause] [cheering] usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> thank you all very much.cross the nation has really been some something. it is been both inspiring and humbling. my grandfather comes from eastern north carolina. he is a small farm town boy and being up here on this stage is something he never would have dreamed in his entire life or his grandson. to me that's only what this flag but this entire nation represents. and for me, that is why i acted on that day. [cheering] [applause] >> we did not hesitate when we saw our flag being torn back down. because this flag represents the beacon of hope that called my parents to this great country 20 years ago. [cheering] [applause] the promise of liberty and prosperity that makes america a light to the world. that is what that flag represents. [applause] and to those, to those that still for some reason question the meaning and importance of the flag, i invite you to sit down with families like mine from north carolina, family like alex and to listen, to truly what the red, white, and blue truly means to us. [cheering]

, usa.ng said she was going to bring joy back to america. i guess by losing she has brought joy, because trump has -- i mean, this is the trump effect right now, will, where people everywhere i go people are confident, they're optimistic, they have a little more of a hop in their step. and that's true each, will, of democrats. many of my democrat friends say, hey, you know, this guy's going to bring back the american economy. it's a very positive thing. and the other interesting development is it's almost like donald trump is already president, isn't it, will? i mean, you know, what's the saying about joe biden, that he's forgotten but not gone. and trump has, essentially, assumed the role of president two months early. but it's great for america, and people are really feeling upbeat. by the way, confidence is good for the economy -- will: right. >> people go out and spend, they invest. i'm upbeat, and i think most americans are. will: i want to to pick up on this confidence thing because th

look at their usa right now . i, i myself went to the usa. 1985. i went through the right channels. i bought, i put in my papers, i got my green card and everything. my children are in the usa right now. i went through the right channels. i planned by made my application fees, application. i paid my, my, my, my fees are waiting for whatever time they supposed to do. i was supposed to wait and then it's like on the ground, but i went through and as long last in the usa legally. but all these people who i just swapping in to the usa, you know, it makes me mad right? well, the best way to go to the pump is raising, but you to your brother, you said you didn't do what the deep state circle wanted him to do. he wouldn't have become president and wouldn't have been able to continue being president. was it just his ambition then? and that's why he did it, or was there anything on him? you know, the room is about his actuality. and of course, we know from history, the leaders who don't do what the deep state likes. yeah, killed. we've already seen assassination attempts on donald trump. whe

¿en quÉ consiste este privilegio de ser padrino madrina de "teletÓn usa"?no sÓlo una familia, sino para muchas de ellas, muchos niÑos que se encuentran en la lista de espera todavÍa, creo que es muy buen dÍa para ser generosos, es muy buen dÍ. carolina: Épicamente porque venimos de viernes negro y de lunes erradicÓ donde hemos gastado mÁs de la cuenta, y 25 se va en el cafÉ de borja cada maÑana. para ti, un saludo muy especial, fica. mucha gente puede pensar "estamos en estados unidos, reciben ayuda", pero no es el caso como se reciben en pacientes que no reciben ayudas en otro lugar. cuÉntanos de esta lista de espera tan importante. >> asÍ es. tenemos una lista de espera de mÁs de 600 niÑos, mÁs del 75% de los niÑos que atendemos aquÍ en el crit estÁn por debajo de la lÍnea de pobreza, no podrÍan tener una rehabilitaciÓn de calidad como la que residen aquÍ si no fuera por la ayuda que tenemos de la comunidad, por eso es muy importante que nos sigan apoyando y se conviertan el dÍa de hoy en padrinos o madrinas, sobre todo porque el dÍa de hoy, la fundaciÓn

usa and god bless you. donald trump, the 47th president of the united states elect. usa. usa. usa., i want to thank everyone. this is quite a group. i have so many friends sitting right here. oh, there's one that i. he was calling me early on. he was saying why are you going through this process? you know he's going to win. he's big. he's strong. i will never fight you. i'm going to tell you that. but right from the beginning. right? right from the beginning. thank you very much, i appreciate it. great guy. so how about sean? is sean just great? you know? and he said every single thing that i was going to say. and what the hell? i can't say it again, but he's a special guy. he's been my friend for a long time. i probably shouldn't say a friend, but he is really a friend. he's a friend of the country, and i just want to thank sean hannity. he's a great guy and his ratings are very good too, which is very important, which is very, very important. and you really do. you have incredible people at fox. you have incredible people at every level of fox, really a couple i don't like, but t

. >> usa! usa! stuart: usa, you can hear it on the floor there. they like this guy. why not?p rally. tesla, new highs, gary. that's the trump effect, isn't it? >> at the close of business before the election the from today, tesla's market cap is up $550 billion. that is more than 480 plus of the s&p 500 stocks. that tells you everything you need to know between elon musk's tesla and the election. elections do have consequences for certain companies and, again, whether or not it continues, i don't know, but that is a stunning move if in a matter of six weeks. stuart: it sure is. gary, thanks for being with us. it's an important day. we're going to go back to the new york stock exchange. donald trump is about to ring the opening bell. actually, that's about 90 seconds away. melania is there, and i can see j.d. vance, vice president-elect is there. and the crowd has been cheering, you can hear usa, usa. you can hear it. it's an electric atmosphere there and why not? trump has produced a rally on the stock market that's enriched millions of americans. >> well, the market loves tr

at turning point usa, our students are the most impressive.e fighting every single day despite the opposition and despite all the adversity. if you are in this audience and you are not yet involved with turning point usa, you one day can be on this stage. you go into the exhibit hall, you go to the big thing that says start a chapter. sign up and bring turning point usa to your high school and your college to fight for america on your campus. you can do that in the exhibit hall. understand this is the student army that matters so much for the future of america. our first honoree, first recipient from our patriots reward program is someone i actually had on my program just a couple days ago. you might have saw this. this young lady is in high school, and i hope all of you that are in your 50's, 60's and 70's get inspiration by how hard the students are fighting. this young lady in high school, the president of clarkstown north high school in new york, she was entering her senior season as a volleyball player. she was told by her coach, hey, you

in terms of food commodities, usa is a massive exporter of corn and soybeans, and also wheat. 0n theomic growth, so gdp could get impacted, which could also hurt demand in terms of overall food consumption. and thirdly, another impact that we're seeing from a potential donald trump election is the fact that we think the us dollar could strengthen. a lot of his policies are highly inflationary. a stronger dollar typically would mean lower prices for agricultural commodities because they're denominated in dollars. so you could actually end up seeing prices of corn, wheat, soybeans all actually fall in dollar terms. so, actually, that sounds like prices overall due to geopolitics could actually be... there's more risk for it to fall rather than rise in 2025. kona haque, thank you for being with us on the programme. thank you so much. so that's the big picture and the state of the global economy. but what about the billions of individuals who make up the global workforce? it's that time of year when many of us might think about our own economic prospects and start to look for a newjob. s

in terms of food commodities, usa is a massive exporter of corn and soybeans, and also wheat. 0n theentially damage economic growth, so gdp could get impacted, which could also hurt demand in terms of overall food consumption. and thirdly, another impact that we're seeing from a potential donald trump election is the fact that we think the us dollar could strengthen. a lot of his policies are highly inflationary. a stronger dollar typically would mean lower prices for agricultural commodities because they're denominated in dollars. so you could actually end up seeing prices of corn, wheat, soybeans all actually fall in dollar terms. so, actually, that sounds like prices overall due to geopolitics could actually be... there's more risk for it to fall rather than rise in 2025. damage economic growth, so gdp could get impacted, which could also hurt demand in terms of overall food consumption. and thirdly, another impact that we're seeing from a potential donald trump election is the fact that we think the us dollar could strengthen. a lot of his policies are highly inflationary. a stro

. >> all: usa. usa. usa. >> wow. thank you all so much. seriously.ted to be here throughout all that. >>. >> thank you. >> first off i want to say i'm humbled and proud to get this award tonight. never expected any of this. i want to thank fox nation for the incredible honor, their commitment to recognizing the values making our country great is inspiring. i want to thank my family and friends, their unwavering support and encouragements has been my rock. without them i wouldn't be able to do anything. >> i want to say to the brave men and women out there who serve our country, thank you, your sacrifices are the truer essence of patriotism. [ cheering and applause ] >> the sacrifices i made of willing to be suspended and possibly expelled from high school is nothing compared to them. thank you. ) >> little bit of wardrobe change, if you have not noticed. as long as i am going to be called garbage, wear the vest, right? here to pronounce next award of the night, friends we wake up with every morning. they are up way past their bedtime and i speak on b

the band the usa is as important _ really... the band the usa is as important protect - really...- as important protect its national security. the argument is bite dance make is in collaboration with the chinese state, something it has always denied and it has always said it will not sell the us arm of tiktok as is the order of the law, isn't it yes, and there is zero proof of the allegations. it went through with zero smoking gun. they are making a lot of theoretical projections about what could happen but this ban also does not protect china from getting our data. we have zero conference of data privacy in this country, we have not passed data privacy reform so you can banning tiktok tomorrow in china can buyjust as much data from other third—party vendors in the us so it is not clear this ban would achieve what a of people wanted it to achieve. it definitely is also a speech concern. generally, tiktok is a place where people go as you mentioned to express their political beliefs and a lot of those people are trump supporters. those people are trump sweden-— those people are tru

usa. usa, usa. >> usa. usa. usa. usa. >> the last president to ring the bell at the stock exchange, ronald reagan. and that was when he told everybody it was time to turn the bulls loose. trump's coming in with the same vision. >> what do you have to say to the american investor in this country? >> well, i think you're going to see some very good days ahead. a lot of incentives are going to be given. you're going to have some great days ahead. we have to conclude a couple of bad wars that are going on. a lot of bad things are going on, but we'll get them done. >> do you think that we are in a situation where business will be far more embraced under you than currently? >> well, i don't want to really knock current, but i will tell you more than at any time, anywhere in the history of our country. >> and for the crypto bros, he wants to be the most pro crypto president in history. >> you're embracing of crypto very different from the previous administration. strategic petroleum reserve like for crypto. yeah, i think so

will: it was usa, usa, usa,. >> which was cool.nt to give you a shout-out because he did the show yesterday morning with us and then drove down there and drove back but what i really enjoyed watching and just sort of seeing some of the pictures that you took is the camaraderie and the fellowshop that was -- it just looked like a terrific and warm environment. both inside the suite there and outside. will: it was fun. rachel: you're hearing the chants now, usa, usa, in the back ground. i love the daniel penny angle on this, donald trump sending a really clear message along with jd vance who is the one that invited him. but the message is these kinds of frivolous and mean and unnecessary lawsuits when this young man was just trying to do his job, you see these two together, both of them have had to fight our justice system and the politicization of it by the left and they came out on the other side. now, i have to imagine, you said which was really interesting, i asked what was daniel penny like and you said he's an unassuming, shy p

usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> so trump is indicating that that guy's going to get a pardon.mp is indicating he's going to pardon all the patriots who were convicted for what they did for him on january 6th which presumably includes this guy wailing away on police officers using a crutch to try to smash their faces in. i mean this was trump's sarcastic response to biden's pardon announcement today. does the pardon given by joe include the j6 hostages? this isn't what hostages look like. this is what january 6th looked like from police officers' perspectives and that is the behavior on january 6th. you see them here dragging a police officer down the steps of the capitol. that's the behavior on january 6th that trump is praising and promising to use his pardon power for. so yeah, tell me all about the scandal of the use of the pardon power. pardon power. trump's announced nominee to lead the fbi has made the january 6th defendants his main cause since leaving office at the end of trump's first term, celebrating the january 6th attack as the work of patriots who all need to be

usa. usa. >> usa. usa. usa. >> and meanwhile, kamala and tim walz. well, they don't seem to be doing so well post-election. last night. kamala announced she had no regrets despite her landslide loss and checking in with tim and gwen walz. they released this incredibly kind of cringeworthy video while decorating their christmas tree. take a look. >> hey, mom and dad here. >> hey, hoper girl. finishing decorating the family tree in the living room or in our family room here. and it's all of the handmade ornaments over the years. so we were thinking of you, and i just wanted to show you a couple. we were cracking up about a couple of these. so you're going to love this toilet paper roll, angel. you made it. >> do you see your little hands here? >> hands on the back are the angel wings. so here we go. on the tree. >> not on a real tree, but on this family tree. oh, dad. got it on there. joy to the world. >> all right, there you go. i know you're missing your griswold family. >> all right. here with reaction. fox news contributor jason chaffetz. fox and f

great neck up have curious at the in our oregon department and the sro land use community ctbc bank usa it's. >> hello ctbc bank usa it's the oregon manager for tjpa it is not you can't why i'm here i'm here it is hard to recall started 8 years ago with tjpa and sro collaboratives i got together with staff's support for those organizations to create a group we call the market street climax to no matter with the developer to see the benefits we could get in the neighborhoods and inclusionary kojdz on market street was housing in the tenderloin. so this group of residents worked together and developed a list of asks for the developers nouktd in good faith i was hoping and been almost two years in the maximum we showed up numerous hearings of the planning commission and is board of supervisors residents actually coming and speaking directly that resonated with the residents with the supervisors this is actually an initiative and benefit agreement with 18 and a half million dollars for the area (clapping.) the land and started few i understand that took a ton of, you know, staff from tjpa a

and i really stand behind my solidarity with miss usa and miss teen usa. and when i found out about the news of miss netherlands and the no longer of this time organization, i saw a hopeful change maker. and since my resignation, i have embarked on an entrepreneurial route and i empower women through my podcast, emtala and my film festival for women of color filmmakers. >> and before stepping down, you said the miss usa organization quote, empowers women to showcase themselves unapologetically. do you still think that's the case i do not. >> i think that upper management needs to be changed. i think there needs to be a lot of changes in the pageant systems as a collective, and i think that with the systems in place, if they don't embark on positive changes, then not only the contestants but audiences will probably leave them because we need to see more stories of women being told, women using their voices and not using false marketing and having contracts that do the complete opposite. >> mhm. i want to read what the miss netherlands pageant director says

for blind paralympians like team usa long jumper lex gillette, the technology developed at the gameswon five silver medals over his career, an inspiring feat. he showed me how a new app helped him navigate the team training camp. automation: go straight. ah, there we go. right, so we're off and moving. turn right and continue seven metres. - turn left and continue four metres. - turn right... yeah, all right. got us around the corner. to map each space, a 360 degree point cloud is painstakingly collected by hand. ai and computer vision then takes this 3d data and crafts the step by step guide. continue eight metres. slight left and - continue four metres. slight left... go straight. arrived, running track. there you go. so that was pretty good — that got us to the track pretty unscathed, i would say. yeah. how was that to use, for you? yeah — definitely... it was really interesting trying to figure out what it means to rotate left, or turn left. so, i think, after a while, you use the solution a few times, you get used to it and you learn that path pretty easily. i canjump six metres

to you and defend her still today ♪ ♪ 'cause there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the usa where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today ♪ ♪ 'cause there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the usa ♪ [cheers and applause] >> thank you. well, thank you very much. this is an honor, a tremendous honor. i brought some of our compatriots along with us and doing a beautiful job for you for the next four years and it's really been something very special and i have to say, time magazine getting this honor, for the second time. i think i like it better this time, actually. [laughter] >> but we did a good job. had a great first term despite a lot of turmoil caused unnecessarily, but the media's tamed down a little bit. they are rae liking us much better this time, and if they don't we'll take them on again, we don't want to do that. i'll thank time, and i don't know how many times i've been on 25% are great and the others i sort of hide, but it's been an honor

[cheering and applause] [chanting] usa! usa! usa!eanwhile, kamala and tim walz don't seem to be doing so well postelection. so -- last night, they announced she had no regrets despite her landslide loss and checking in with tim and gwen, they released this incredibly cringeworthy video while decorating their christmas tree. take a look. >> mom and dad here. decorating the family tree in the family room here. and it is all of the handmade ornaments over the years. we were thinking of you and i just wanted to show you a couple we were cracking out about. you're going to love this. toilet paper roll angel. >> you made it just with your little hands here. and the angel wings. >> so here we go, on the tree. >> not on a real tree but on this family tree. dad got it on there. ♪ joy to the world ♪ >> are you missing your family? >> sean: here with reaction, jason, rachel. my only question is, rachel, i wonder if they put any feminine hygiene products on the tree. that's number 1. number 2, i wonder if they are burning tires outside their hom

. ♪ ♪ r-o-c-k in the usa r-o-c-k in the usa >> brian: the set is empty, we're amongst the audience ater. this is season of giving, tunnels to towers does that every single day. between thanksgiving and christmas, they are giving 40 mortgage-free homes to gold star and fallen soldier families across the company and at tonight's patriot awards, back the blue award. joining us is ceo and founder, great friend of the show and everybody that meets him, frank siller. >> great to be here. >> brian: another reason for people in new york, we've been in florida and nashville, what are they going to get tonight? talk about the feeling in this theater? >> america is feel ing great to begin with, everybody pumped up because of the way we are moving forward in america and taking care of a lot of problems. patriot awards is like the most beautiful night, you honor and recognize great patriots in america who have sacrificed so much and put america first always. it is palpable and to do it on long island, which is the most certainly america country. >> brian: long island is red, white and blue, you sa

the us for the rest of the world usa, the value of the also rise starts january 18th. on the dw, the w news live from berlin. allegations are announcing that russia caused the crash of a passenger jets in cars like stock officials and azerbaijan, and the usa evidence points to a strike from russia's missile defense system. the crash killed 38 people resar dismissal. the claims as speculation. also in the show, suspicions of sabotage, finland sees as an oil tanker believes to be part of russia as shadow we. after under c, power cables and internet lines were damaged again and former indian prime minister months thing dies at $92.00, who is considered the architect of the economic reforms that transformed india into an economic powerhouse. the, i'm david levitz, welcome to the program. russia is playing down reports that its force has caused the plane crash and conflicts done on wednesday. 38 people were killed when the as are based on airlines. passenger jet went down 29 survived. officials in the us and us or by john as well as a, the asian experts say the plan was lik

we're asking turning point usa founder charlie kirk.t's all right here and it's right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ jackie: we begin with president trump's plan the shake up federal law enforcement with the nomination of kash patel the as fbi director. let's are bring in senator marsha blackburn who serves on the senate judiciary committee. senator, we're so happy to have you today. let me read this from president trump's post. he says, kash is a brilliant lawyer, investigator and america first fighter who has spent his career exposing corruption, defending justice and protecting the american people. so he's being praised on the right for all of that but, of course, the criticism from the left is already starting. they're saying trump wants a supporter who's going to carry out his demands for specific law enforcement actions. what's your take on it? >> jackie, i think it is so interesting that this those on the left are talking about experience, because kash patel has more experience than just about anybody coming into this positio

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. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: surrounded by his wife, daughters, vice president-elect jd vance, celebrating being named "time's" person of the year. >> it's an honor. and thank you very much for doing it. >> reporter: on wall street, trump pledging his commitment to main street, promising to deliver on his campaign promise to bring down prices fast. >> prices are going to start coming down, because people can't afford their groceries and they're going to be affording their groceries very soon. >> reporter: but in his interview with "time", trump was asked if his presidency would be a failure if prices don't go down. on capitol hill today, trump's no, ma'am kneel for defense secretary pete hegseth meeting for the first time with a democratic senator. john fetterman of pennsylvania. >> it was a wonderful meeting. he's thoughtful, he's independent-minded. >> reporter: fetterman tight lipped. >> are you considering voting for him? >> it's a conversation. >> are you open to supporting him? >> reporter: heg

we're asking turning point usa founder charlie kirk.all right here and it's right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ jackie: we begin with president trump's plan the shake up federal law enforcement with the nomination of kash patel the as fbi director. let's are bring in senator marsha blackburn who serves on the senate judiciary committee. senator, we're so happy to have you today. let me read this from president trump's post. he says, kash is a brilliant lawyer, investigator and america first fighter who has spent his career exposing corruption, defending justice and protecting the american people. so he's being praised on the right for all of that but, of course, the criticism from the left is already starting. they're saying trump wants a supporter who's going to carry out his demands for specific law enforcement actions. what's your take on it? >> jackie, i think it is so interesting that this those on the left are talking about experience, because kash patel has more experience than just about anybody coming into this position. h

now don't so we will leave the good old usa clam country of the year war to can to the one who comes home, who likes to lets you over here. surprising and we're going to head to good all you . okay. cool. blind you might. yes. on the all united kingdom, you know? yeah, great country, great britain. great britain. no longer to tier care. it's kind of gone to that was on the way anyway and with the was the little the little do from the india that was in charge for. i forget it, no one knows. and then anyway, i'm bars told clown show, let's have a look at how most go mules, let's say, massage to the ego of to, to your care. and his kind world, the companions and the old u. k. will the video, he's now told everybody here for per this is mike, here's time or compression. tell me we think your prefer for a very pairing for barge, from the over to here longer will be honest with you. there's a budget coming. there's an architecture of, it's going to be painful search going to be we have no other choice. i was like a serial. the situation that we're in here has released a campaign video to b

the old usa, let's have a look. one, the video will be okay, this is the latest episode a night of the living dead for some is on the movie. you know, this is an american city. these are american citizens who are being completely abandoned to terrible drug addiction crime, absolute poverty. and this is going on in the middle of american streets, all the while, tens of billions of dollars of a card, it up shipped out over to good old we love the americas, but this one is funny. runa august is really smart. she sounds like she's got the right idea about things. twisted sister, stephanie mueller twisted sister, stephanie motor twisted sister. it's a twisted can world i can tell you right now this to say, you know, so they kind of keep the immigration that out and they kind of keep the drugs though, and on the streets or me, americans mind they're paying with allies on believable. that's scary, isn't it? you expect someone to come along with a crucifix and just go this you know, it's like, oh, i got holy water like you

the power elite to the army-navy game the crowd loved it, the chant usa broke out frequently, then you floated the idea prioritizing the post office ending daylight savings time, shooting down the mysterious drones, elon musk and vivek ramaswamy dramatic changes that will transfer the government, what a weekend it was. president biden laid low but it's a man security secretary mayorkas said the mysterious drones are not dangerous. to the markets in the headline this morning it is bitcoin and broke above $105,000 now it's back to 1038, modest gains for stocks in the premarket activity today the dow up 85, the nasdaq doing very well up over 100 points that will be one half of 1% as for interest-rate looking at the tenure 437 that is a yield in the two-year around 423 to be precise, the price of gold, $2680 an ounce at step $5, oil $70 a barrel, gas the average for regular 302, california 432. diesel 3.49. president biden sums up his economic legacy he says thanks to his administration would come out stronger economically. to keep it going he's pushing out billions in new spending hoping

the old usa, let's have a look. one, the video will be okay, this is the latest episode and night of the living dead are some is on the move, you know, this is an american city. these are american citizens who are being completely abandoned to terrible drug addiction crime, absolute poverty. and this is going on in the middle of american streets, all the while, tens of billions of dollars of a card, it up shipped out over to good old we love the americans, but this one, it's funny, really is really smart. she sounds like she's got the right idea about things. first, that sister stephanie mueller twisted sister, stephanie motor twisted sister. it's a twisted can world i can tell you right now this to say, you know, so they kind of keep the immigration that out and they kind of keep the drugs out and on the streets or me, americans, mother playing with allies, own believable. that's scary, isn't it? you expect someone to come along with a crucifix and just go this you know, it's like, oh, i got hollywood or like, you

. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: surrounded by his wife, daughters, vice president-elect jd vance, and a host of his cabinet picks, trump celebrating being named "time" magazine's person of the year, a recognition he's long cherished. >> it's been an honor, and every time, it's an honor, i will tell you. and thank you very much for doing it. >> reporter: on wall street, trump pledging his commitment to main street, promising to deliver on his campaign promise to bring down prices fast. >> prices are going to start coming down, because people can't afford their groceries and they're going to be affording their groceries very soon. >> reporter: but in his interview with "time," trump was asked if his presidency would be a failure if the prices of groceries don't go down. "i don't think so," he said. "it's hard to bring things down once they're up, it's very hard. but i think they will." >> there's nothing political about national security. >> reporter: on capitol hill today, trump's nominee for defense sec

that and the chants, usa usa echo. and at the same time, congress is passing a declaration to go to war with only one dissenting vote. and of all of the senators and all of the congressmen. the president finishes a brief, brief statement and the crowd is pumped and we're excited and all in it together. and we pile limousines and go to the jacob javits center is a huge conference room and we see of these blue pipe and drape booths. but in the booths are teams from every state in the union and 38 other countries who are sending people help us go through the rubble and rescue people. and the president went to every booth. he took his picture, patted the dogs, and then he thinks we're going home. no, we're not. take a turn at the jacob javits center is a big enough building to take a turn. and we go to another room made of white pipes and blue drapes. then this one is filled with people. and the president, who are these? and we had invited family members of the folks who were missing down at ground zero to come and the adv

and during those time as well, we saw that china, i'm, the usa was actively coming in under the ritual, equal partnership to try and come to the work of the projects of the drugs that china was giving to africa. and the collaboration that was have happening between but any african countries on china, but we know with china and we are fostering great relationships with china with many african countries. i'm the one who's on a win win situation or know when, when bases it should be beneficial for us as the african country and also for the country that is coming in that vehicle number rating we but we know for the us that they only come in when it's only beneficial to them and you know, way that does not give us respect. it's taking us back to the days of colonialism because they come with condition that out for the us. i'm, this is what happened during the day coming. i haven't came to them. yes, she came, drove and change. those roads had come from tiny bronze to the end of the government and the now so we try now we, we are trying to foster and build on a win win based. it's quite a st