so what i'm gonna do is go to the white board and just begin to walk into this because i just know god is saying something to the church and the body of christ at this time. so what i am gonna do is attempt to draw a picture of the united states here. and we recognize it just kind of looks something like this. and you've got all the little things about it. and, so this is america, okay. praise the lord. we recognize this is the usa. back in 2020, i had a visitation, more like a vision, a day vision, where i saw an angel standing over america, and it was called red, white, and blue. and i just saw it. and this angel is standing here on the land alone. the angel was alone. and then i noticed over to the side there was another angelic character, but its colors and its name was white, and blue. and i saw this and i recognized, okay, this angel represents israel. it's one of the things i love about this network, and, joni, what you do, is you stand with this nation unlike, honestly, unlike any place i'd ever seen before. and so i believe this is a saving grace from this nation. i was asking

white from. >> the ufc on his board. right. >> mark zuckerberg. >> has gone. beyond all in.er business leaders that have done more than comply? right. how are they feeling going forward? watching not 24. >> hours. >> after after. >> the plane crash, donald trump up there blaming die like are. >> they do they realize. >> what they've just bought into? >> yeah. >> i think it goes back to elon musk again. all roads go back to elon musk. when you think about his proximity to the president and how he's camped out in the white house or mar-a-lago, you know, mark zuckerberg and elon musk do not get along. and mark zuckerberg, you know, think about all the conflicts of interest, right? so we've seen all those ceos go down there. they're worried about him being this close, right. given these companies that he has. and they kind of all compete. right. >> so if you think about. >> meta competes with twitter, you have sam altman, who was just down at the white house who runs a really important company called openai. they're raising money right now at $330 billion. right. >> he's giving

board of trustees. the president took issue with drag events and said they would stop. the kennedy center said it did not receive any official communications from the white but that some individual board members received termination notices. trump's signed an executive order to prioritize the resettlement of white south africans in the u.s. he alleged that white south africans are now the target of oppression by the country's government. claiming a new south african law allows seizure of their land. elon musk has previously criticized the south that -- south african government as antiwhite. in the middle east come the fragile cease-fire between israel and hamas has held up through the latest round of hostage and prisoner exchanges. three israeli hostages were headed over to the retina -- red cross today. benjamin netanyahu said their shocking frailty will not go on address. shortly after the hostages were returned, israel released 183 palestinian prisoners and detainees. seven prisoners convicted of the most serious crimes will be transferred to egypt. authorities are racing to capture the wreckage of a small commuter plane that crashed off of the coast

china 10% acrows the board. whitecials say the tariffs end with canada and mexico help stop illegal migration and stop americans from dying of fentanyl. >> this isn't a trade war with canada or mexico or china. this is about fentanyl. we have a mass invasion of our country, we lose almost 300 people a day to overdose deaths in this country. that's a tragedy. president trump wants it to end. >> president trump spoke with the prime minister of canada at about 9:00 a.m. eastern time this morning. plans to speak again at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. he spoke with the president of mexico. democrats are pouncing on the fear that tariffs will cause higher prices. >> again, we're now in a trade war with mexico and canada. for the american people, it will now be a war between prices and their paychecks. that is the last thing we need. so if you think that this is good, if someone tries to convince you, president trump or anyone else this is good for the american family i have a bridge in brooklyn i can sell you. >> we have not seen

. >> [indiscernible] >> the question is, has anyone from the white house reached out to me or board members? i won't speak for other board members. the chair did a briefing yesterday. it was discussed and they gave some information. i have not received any contact. i will go back to something we talked about earlier -- ntsb is an independent bipartisan board. our job is to find the facts. more importantly our job is to make sure this tragedy does not happen again, regardless of >> c-span "washington journal" our live forum to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy. from washington and across the country. coming up saturday morning, "wall street journal" immigration policy reporter covers the latest in the trump's administration immigration efforts. and secretary of state marco rubio trip to central america under the new straying. "washington journal" joining the conversation live saturday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span. org. >> if you have missed c-span coverage find it any time at c-span organ other events feature markers that guide you. thes

. >> [indiscernible] >> the question is, has anyone from the white house reached out to me or board members? i won't speak for other board members. the chair did a briefing yesterday. it was discussed and they gave some information. i have not received any contact. i will go back to something we talked about earlier -- ntsb is an independent bipartisan board. our job is to find the facts. more importantly our job is to make sure this tragedy does not happen again, regardless of

canada, 10% on energy from canada including that reduced rate china will see 10% across the board tariffs whiteelling me the tariffs end when canada mexico help stop illegal migration as well as stop americas dying of fentanyl executive orders say challenge threatens fabric of our he sort. we may have short term little pain, but long term the united states has been ripped off by i virtually every kin in the world we have deficits with almost every country not every country but almost we are going to change it. >> could escalate into trade war canada announce 25% retaliation tariffs on 155 billion u.s. exports including alcohol fruits mexican president instructed economic second to prepare a response includes retaliation chinese ministry of consumers says will file a lawsuit with wto for wrongful practices democrats criticized universal tariffs. >> this is not what american economy needs right now i favor targeted tariffs for things like china's steel duplicateing that effect on iron, minus minnesota throughout the country i favor these targeted tariffs but he is not choosing a chisel he is usin

mexico with energy from candida at a reduced tariff rate of 10% china will see across-the-board 10% tariffs, the whiteial said they will end with candida and mexico to stop illegal migration as well as american sign of fentanyl. >> this is not a trade war with candida, mexico or china, this is fentanyl we have mass invasion of our country and we've been taking mass casualties we lose almost 300 people a day to overdose in this country that's a tragedy president trump wanted to end. >> president trump spoke minutes ago with the canadian prime minister plans to do it again at 3:00 p.m. eastern time and he will also talk with the mexican president this morning. democrats pouncing on the field the tariffs will cause higher prices. >> again we are now in the trade war with mexico and canada and the american people it will now be a war between prices and their paychecks, that is the last thing that we need. if you think that this is good and if someone tries to convince you, president trump or anyone else that this is good for the american family i have a bridge in brooklyn i can sell you. >> we have not se

trump voters, celebrating their strength as young men, and i'm talking about white men, latino men, black men, across-the-boardsing three of these white men. it's obviously huge issue with me. federman himself. first of all, the evolution and recovery of him mentally, physically, even politically has been incredible to watch, and i'm so happy for. i really appreciative -- i'm so happy for him. i've really appreciated listening to him, the last year specifically. he said the 2024 election was a gut check for democrats, and "the washington post" article today or yesterday came out where they were interviewing historic democrats who voted for trump this year, and they essentially said "they lost us with the drag shows and some of the school curriculum and the tampons and boys bathrooms, the men in women's sports." student loan payback for academics and professionals who make well under $600. none of this made sense to people. they lost them. i don't know what they are going to do to kind of swing the pendulum back, because they went so far left. they haven't learned their lesson. you can see right now, they are s

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talking alaska the progress made and reiterating his firm belief in tariffs and score board adding up quickly for the white house. good afternoon, i'm charles payne, and this is making money. big breaking news, this morning tariffs delayed on mexico and they're going to put 10,000 guards, members of the international guard on the border to protect the americans from fentanyl, u.s. committed to working on high powered weapons and of course, the teams are working; right, today on two fronts: security and trade. as we know, of course, this is a one month but this is a huge, huge leap forward. now, going back to what president trump was saying, why is it, just moments ago you heard him, access to american markets. he says it's a privilege. of course, it's a privilege. there's no other market like our market. take a look at this. almost half of trade is with mexico, china and canada. 43% of imports. this is huge. we are the customer, but because we are the customer, over the years corporations and others have coaxed us into sitting manufacturing abroad, sending jobs abroad and as a consequence, trade deficit an

meaning anybody with an offer on the table but they have a been brought on board those will be rescinded or for now frozen the whiteederal resignation ahead of tomorrow's deadline for the buyout offer all federal employees were offered a buyout as part of the president's overall plan for all government pleas to return to the office after years of remote work which he began drink open. >> president trump promise this, he wants to drain the swamp he wants new people coming in. in fact so many of these agencies have been politicized whether they're at home or on the job they become so political, here's what ratcliffe told me way before he was director of the cia. watch this. >> what happened in this case, after donald trump announced he was going to run for president for different sets of prosecutors went to joe biden's white house to meet with joe biden's lawyers in his department of justice from georgia to new york, letitia james, jack smith shortly before he brought his indictment and of course all the brag who not only met with joe biden and joe biden's lawyers in the white house he took one of joe biden's lawyers

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. >> entirety of his first term in the white house, so they're pretty sweeping across the board.ate to call. it unprecedented. >> and really. >> it's unknown what the fallout will be. it's really difficult for. >> economists to model. >> what the inflationary impact will be, what the economic impact will be. >> because we. >> don't know what the. retaliation is going to be. and we don't know whether the white house is going to choose to up the ante. so it's really this big basket of unknowns. >> and we're already. >> going through a period of high inflation. i think the concern is that this. >> is going. >> to further aggravate the inflation. >> do we have an idea, henrietta, of what goods will be tariffed or is it just blanket across the board? i mean, obviously we understand, as we've heard and previously on the show, that the, you know, american importers will ultimately be paid, the taxes will be paid by american importers passed on to the consumers. but where should we expect to see these price increases? >> it's going. >> to. pop up everywhere. >> i mean. >> to put. >> some

the white not owners will be the main targets the government and says so that everything is above board nursing, that nothing can be done without a court decision. and protests, the us secretary of state, has actually counselled his upcoming trip to the nation. and so i will not attend the g. 20 summit in johannesburg, south africa is doing very bad things. expropriating private property using g 20 to promote solidarity quality and sustainability. in other words, d i and climate change. while we got the reactions, all this from a number of south have compulsions and officials in the course of democracy throughout us over the states. we have our own decisions to make informed whether they loose or follow constitution. and that's what guides us, where that is on extra creation x for public goods. but also expropriation for the distribution of land is it will be informed by the cost of the provisions of this republic when big decisions are made to they should be made on fact not on misinformation. and i said from the beginning, this clearly is the misinformation that is getting into the wa

i got here many free things, shooting at the white nose and it was there was little money for us was in the hospital's wall in a board and everything was really bad. you mean, i couldn't imagine that. another country surviving. i think americans would die hungry. i didn't receive a right away, i came for 10 days and 20 days and 40 days, and then 61 a senior road and more like home. i would start to go to other countries and i just want to get back on to russia. so it's home, i say to people, hey, if you could live in a rush, you can live anywhere in the world. it's not easy here. i mean, of course it's hard at some of the language, some of the alphabet of the culture. several shake hands under a doorway. the boxes solves on the table. man is thousands of. i don't believe in the life of the divine judge wouldn't because it's like a habit. i asked jay if he's afraid to stay in russia after all, our countries have a very troubled relationship. the us embassy regularly purchase people to leave. but that's what happened before. when birth or the 16th to was probably reasonable garcey. there was not case a to communist roo

again, the one welcome to join us here on the international board coasting from almost go studio to the what we're going to start now with the white house as it's over holding the notorious usaid agency that's known for sponsoring multiple regime changing programs in other countries. since it was formed in 1961, president comes government efficiency chief a little must claims usaid will be shut down. for now, secretary of state medical review has a student control over the believe it agency, which she says has been failing to save us national interests. and i'm the action director of usa. i. d, i have celebrated that authority to someone that i stay in touch with him. and again, our goal was to go in, in a line our form for the national functions of usa. i'm either going to continue to be part of american form, but it has to be aligned with american foreign policy added to the usa ideas off it over the years is we are independent of the national we funds programs. here's freshman whether it's aligned or not aligned with a form you look at the waste and abuse that has run through usa id over the past several years. these are some o

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. >> it is a trade war with china, although the white house calls it a drug war. trump's 10% across the boardfs are now in effect, while in return, beijing announced a broad package of economic measures targeting the united states. president trump has said that by this time today, we would also be in a trade war with our neighbors, canada and mexico. but yesterday he put that on hold. after some concessions from north and south of the border. cnn marc stewart is in beijing for us. and, mark, what's the goal here? trump's white house says this isn't a trade war. it's a drug war. they're targeting fentanyl. is there any sign of when this might end? >> well, jake, i think a lot of china's scholars feel that the goal of all of this is to end up with a trade agreement between china and the united states and have a big photo op with xi jinping and president trump sitting next to each other signing it. that's a big school of thought. but getting there, as we see, is not so easy. right now we see china fighting back against these trump tariffs, throwing tariffs of its own toward the united states. bu

he also served as white house legislative affairs director under trump and now as the board chair at advancing american freedom. marc. good morning. wonderful to see you again. uh, broadly speaking, what we're seeing here in these two weeks from president trump this time around, it has been a series of broadsides across government, beginning with the pardons for everyone who was investigated for january 6th. is president trump doing what americans voted for? >> i think broadly, yes. i think for most americans, they looked at the border situation under the biden-harris administration is a total disaster and chaotic, and they see that that's where a lot of trump's focus has been. i think for a lot of people inside d.c., there's hanging hand wringing over, you know, cuts to government spending. but i think that in many cases, that's what americans wanted. they wanted to shrink the size of the federal government. and while there's a lot of concern here about dei, i think for a lot of americans, they were concerned about how woke the biden-harris administration had become. so, yes, i thin

the whites for the policy as well out of the not doing anything about the condition. you have the yellow and black board on short of them, but i'm a human rights defender. i am red, it means chick. him make his life harder. he's a suspect. so the frictionless technology actually enables a lot more friction. for some people they use us as simulation. objects sort of this technology is a 80 security distribution companies they installed, gave me the sensors drones, and they visited them up without our consent. do they sell it? do they use it for other other seats? what kind of that that they collect? it seems to be the open secret, caught in the shapes between the military and private sector that have helped these rarely, companies become world leaders in the fields. in 2019 a report revealed that he's riley company. any vision had installed 10 stalls in the west bank and was collecting movement in biometric data from the 10s of thousands of palestinians, forced to use them. really invest in microsoft pulls, they've funding after this was revealed, the company change its name to start and says it works in

two judges have already blocked the white house from implementing its across the board spending freeze are potentially the last vanguard for those hoping to stop trump's efforts to remake the federal government. the outcome of those cases will, in some ways define the trump presidency. as politico mentions, judges have stopped the trump administration's attempt to freeze trillions in federal funding. the latest rebuke to team trump came yesterday when a judge said that their, quote, actions in this case potentially run roughshod over a bulwark of the constitution by interfering with congress's appropriation of federal funds. and as for the administration's attempt to rescind the memo but still keep the freeze in place, the judge says this, quote, the court can think of few things more disingenuous. one might ask, do republicans care that trump is doing away with them by passing any kind of congressional oversight, their ostensible purpose? it seems that they don't care at all. here's the speaker, mike johnson. >> i think he's taken appropriate action. look, we're excited about everythi

of the country agrees with something, so you might as well get on board and before what is going to happen. back when i worked at the whiteuld call my sister who lives in southeast denver, and i would say hey, angie, what did you think about such and such? and if my sister knew about it, i knew we were either in big trouble or we had a live one, like we had a good issue or we were in a lot of trouble. the only thing i heard from my sister today was yay, no more paper straws. so that is a winning issue. kamala harris was on board to ban plastic straws in 2020. >> jessica: she would have been impeached. >> dana: she will never be president peered. >> jesse: up next, kamala harris getting banished to the cheap seats at the lakers game. ♪ ♪ at ameriprise financial, we know our clients are so much more than clients. they're go-getters and game-changers, legacy-leavers and visionaries, healers and confidants. the goals that matter most to you matter most to us. helping you achieve them is what we do best. with personal financial advice from an advisor you can trust, and goal-based investing and solutions. it's no wonder we have

of the country agrees with something, so you might as well get on board and before what is going to happen. back when i worked at the whites would call my sister who lives in southeast denver, and i would say hey, angie, what did you think about such and such? and if my sister knew about it, i knew we were either in big trouble or we had a live one, like we had a good issue or we were in a lot of trouble. the only thing i heard from my sister today was yay, no more paper straws. so that is a winning issue. kamala harris was on board to ban plastic straws in 2020. >> jessica: she would have been impeached. >> dana: she will never be president peered. >> jesse: up next, kamala harris getting banished to the cheap seats at the lakers game. ♪ ♪ from recent grads... ♪ ...to rising stars... ♪ ...to living legends. - you got this. - thank you. vanguard retirement solutions. fifty years of helping investors be well on their way to their financial goals. ♪ who knows what tomorrow will bring ♪ (dog whines) ♪ but as for me ♪ (knock at door) ♪ i'll wait and see ♪ ♪ and maybe it'll bring my love to me ♪ ♪ who knows ♪ ♪ who knows ♪ 7 m

1st world leader to go to the white house since donald trump took office on january 20th in a statement from his office missing. yahoo said he'll also meet with trump's on board to the middle east. steve woodcock, to start negotiations for phase 2 of the cease fire deal and to present these really position there. but family members of captives mediators. and is really society at large says that nothing you all who should go through with all 3 phases of this deal because it's the only way to ensure the release of the remaining captives. how does that, what that just eat all a man is rather still attacking the okay pod westbank despite the c spy, when garza lights a strikes in the north kenning, at least 6 people, one hits a group of civilians, and the janine refugee come a 14 year old was among the casualties. another attack caught in come a t, a just south of jeanine is where the forces of killed at least 20 palestinians image in the refugee camp in less than 2 weeks. the terrace, so in the 3 of america's biggest trading partners have been announced just days into donald trump's 2nd time. as president administration tends to impose tyrus of 25 percent on good

white house. mr trump said many of those he called terrorists have been killed in southwest mali after an open pit 15 people died in the disaster, which happened three months ago. on a boardingivilians were sheltering. kilometres from the border with ukraine. four people were reported killed many of them elderly — were injured. more than 80 people are reported to have been parts of the kursk region have been under ukrainian control for five months. forces and russian troops who are supported by north korean soldiers. they're said to show a russian fighterjet carrying out air 0ur correspondent has the latest. as is often the case when we're talking about territory that has been seized inside russia by ukrainian forces. is that a boarding school, which is being used as a hub to evacuate civilians, was hit by a russian glide bomb. images, apparently showing the trajectory of this glide by an aircraft. but this is territory that ukraine, broadly speaking, of the front line that has not materialised over the past half where civilian terminals like this have been targeted but this is territory that ukraine, broadly speaking, is keeping hold of. it was hoped to relieve pressure on

boards or that he will be signing today. reporter: on media coverage of this executive order, what is the white house as close view of framing that calls men transgender females or some of the rhetoric coming from organizations like the aclu and glaad. sec. leavitt: it's been clear, the policy of this illustration is there are only two sexes -- male and female. pretty simple. reporter: usaid has gotten a lot of attention the last couple of days for some of these bizarre things that we have been -- taxpayers have been funding. now it looks like there are a couple of media outlets that have been dragged into this conversation as far as usaid funds. does the president have any comment on that. sec. leavitt: so upon, to the briefing room, i was made aware of the funding from usaid to media outlets, including politico who i know has a seat in this room. i can confirm that the more than eight million taxpayer dollars that have gone to subsidizing subscriptions to politico on the american taxpayers dime will no longer be happening, the doge team is because windows payments now. this is the whole of government effort to ensure that

white house. and a second chance. also, donald trump fires the kennedy center board to become king of culture and resistance to the resistance. are they prepared to shoot us? we want in. are democrats equipped for this moment? live at the table. tour. lance trover. jenna arnold, malik abdul and congressman ro khanna. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. the acceptance of racism. tonight, a doge staffer who resigned after racist posts surfaced about him is getting his job back. elon musk wanted to crowdsource the decision, and one of the respondents leaping to the employee's defense was the vice president of the united states, jd vance. among other things, said in a social media post that this shouldn't ruin a kid's life. first of all, that kid is 25 years old. secondly, he recently made those posts as recently as december and third. he is now tasked with accessing sensitive information about americans without oversight. even the president echoed vance's sentiment. >> one of the doge en

1st world leader to go to the white house since donald trump took office on january 20th in a statement from his office missing. yahoo said he'll also meet with trump's on board to the middle east. steve woodcock, to start negotiations for phase 2 of the cease fire deal and to present these really position there with family members of captives mediators. and is really society at large says that nothing you all who should go through with all 3 phases of this deal because it's the only way to ensure the release of the remaining captives have the sense with that. just so, you know, i'm a israel is still attacking the occupied was spying us despite the sci fi in gaza, the latest strikes and, and also killed the 6 people. one hits a group of civilians and janine refuge account. a 14 year old was among the casualties. another attack kids a call and cover just south of jeanine is ready for us as of kills at least 20 palestinians in the refugee camp. in less than 2 weeks. the ukraine says a russian strike on a boarding school in cost cuz killed full people. 80 have been rescued from the rubble ukrainian military spokes. person says russian forces used a guided aerial

board. lobach was an army captain and white house military social aid.l around. investigators are really hopeful those black boxes can get us some real answers. rebecca? >> rebecca: all of those souls. yes, just hoping for some answers. all right, gio. thank you. we turn to the investigation into the medical transport flight that crashed in philadelphia on friday. all six people on that small jet and one person on the ground were killed. stephanie ramos is in philadelphia with the latest. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: hi there, rebecca. this morning the ntsb says they've located the cockpit voice recorder from the medical transport jet that plunged to the ground here in philadelphia. flying eight feet below the sight of official impact. take a look at aerial footage showing the gaping hole in the ground from the aircraft. the small plane operated by jet rescue air ambulance took off from northeast philadelphia airport friday night after 6 p.m. less than a minute later it plummeted erupting into a fiery explosion. debris flown as far as five city

country agrees with something, so you might as well just get on board and be for what's going to happen. back when i worked at the whitese, i sometimes would call my sister who lives in southeast denver, and i'd say, hey, angie, what do you think about such and such? and if my sister knew about it, i knew we were either in big trouble or we had a live one, like we had a good issue or we were in a lot of trouble. the only thing i heard from my sister today is. yay! no more paper straws. so that is a winning issue. kamala harris was on board to ban plastic straws in 2020. she will never be impeached. she'll never be president. >> all right. up next, kamala harris getting banished to the cheap seats at the lakers game. >> higher. nothing without my sins. i can't pretend. >> take a look at. >> what do you think? >> so here, guys, we're gonna rip everything. >> down to the studs. >> from design and products to removal and installation. re-bath is with you through every step of your remodel. call or visit re-bath. com for your free in-home design consultation. >> safelite repair. >> perfecting your swing is hard. >> nice sho

board chair us. and so as we kind of look in this, i'm just sort of trying to understand what's going on inside this white house because we did see a significant market reaction. a negative market reaction to what donald trump had threatened with canada and mexico within 24 hours. he had reversed those and put them on a 30 day hold up or the. so what do you, i mean you're in this world of economists and people worked in the federal reserve board and, you know, you know, people inside the administration has economics got a new new north star. and i don't think so. i think that's the administration doesn't, isn't quite clear within itself as to what they want or how to use these tariffs. we know that the top advisors, uh, treasury secretary, national economic council chairman are not big fans of tariffs, but they're willing to work with them because the president wants them. but i think there's all this, you know, are they use as negotiating strategy? was there a negotiating strategy then? presumably if you get what you want, you know, if you go she ations, you don't get the terrace, then you don't get the