we'll also talk to trump's commerce secretary during his first term, wilbur ross.nd as the youth vote swung towards former president trump, what's the plan to keep that movement going? we're asking turning point usa founder charlie kirk. it'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

we'll also talk to trump's commerce secretary during his first term, wilbur ross.s the youth vote swung towards former president trump, what's the plan to keep that movement going? we're asking turning point usa founder charlie kirk. it'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 int

he ended up with wilbur ross because wilbur was the least affected are not being that close attentionp is really bring this guy back. why? because he's a super loyalist? he basically went to jail to stand with and by trump. >> yes, he is newly out of jail, and the president-elect praised his tenacity in the statement announcing his appointment today. but you're right, you look back on the first term and he was somebody who was always mixing it up. every cabinet official feared that he would have the last minute in the room with donald trump and be able to sway his mind and make them do something extraordinary and dangerous. here we happen again, and i think what's really interesting about this is when president- elect trump picked scott doesn't to be his press secretary there is a feeling across wall street that donald trump is taking a safe approach, picking someone who's not going to do anything radical, somebody the wall street largely knows. well, introducing peter navarro again to the next is just going to gum things up, best case. going to introduce somebody who is pushing for t

at the time commerce secretary wilbur ross went through various tariffs that other countries had on americannd americans were educated are -- for fifirst time how lopsided it was, biggest one is european car charges. that magnified by a gazillion product over country in particular china, i think that people got onboard with the idea that as donald trump said, quite often, united states was not being treated fairly and americans have a great sense of fairness it not like it. larry: we don't' what the trade strategy will be. we know that mr. trump will adeptly use tariffs for trade, and nontrade purposes, but reciprocity is something everyone that understands, the world's trading system is broken down. we don't want to talk about it forever. honeymoon with bankers and executives rich lowry, they are flocking, some of them, i might add tim cook from apple was a decent friend of trump's in first term, a lot of others zuck a buck in first term of the not, he is coming around, i also think that it happens trump's hoo honeymoon. larry: most visionary entrepreneur on planet is on his side, that say

we have former commerce secretary wilbur ross., how it was different last time and it will change this time. we've got the fcc commissioner pick, brendan carr. senator marsha blackburn, she will talk about kash patel, the nominee for fbi director. our panel, steve forbes and thomas philipson, they'll talk about the economy and how he will get things going again with energy specifically. and we'll be speaking to charlie kirk as well, on why the democrats got their messaging me wrong. they seem to be doubling down on it which is interesting to me. ultimately they need to change things to get through to people in the way that they need to at this point but there haven't been. will: jackie, you're guest hosting sunday morning futures this morning, 10:00 a.m. eastern time. we'll be watching. thanks, jackie. there's five weeks left in the nfl season and we have the must watch games this week on fox. ♪ that is their question. and nobody knows shoppers better than shopify. the undisputed, undefeated, checkout champion of the world. busine

he threw ceo 'wilbur ross, a dixie crafter shouldive before firing him for general barr, and a famousyed huds since that's where the the projects a! cabinet! this time around if you want a through line to the people trump wants around him look to the right-wing podcasts and other conservative media all heavily funded by right-wing billionaires, of course. here's trump's pick for director of national intelligence conspiracy theorist tulsi gabbard on the sean ryan show podcast. she's a fixture of the right wing in potosphere. and trump's pick of health and human services secretary where he lets forthwith his unique never rich guy brand of medical and other conspiracy theories for which he has no skient cien training and his wife is actress and i'm sure trump likes that. >> and linda mcmahon and its founder, linda's husband vince who is under federal investigation. they are both being sued for failing to prevent sexual abuse of teenage workers at wwe. pete hegseth, trump's defense secretary pick could be seen on fox weekends and also trump's pick for surgeon general is dr. jeanette nasha

it was reciprocity at the time, the commerce secretary wilbur ross went through the various tariffs thatries had on american goods going overseas and americans were educated for the first time really how lopsided a lot of it was. probably the biggest and most obvious one is the europeans charge our cars 10% going into europe and we charge them maybe 2%, a small number but that mag (accucapnt trial version) magnified by the products over all these countries an takeely anparticularly china and people got on the board with the idea that the united states was not being treated fairly. americans have a sense of fairness and they didn't like that. larry: that was the totally right answer. we don't know what the trade strategy is going to be. we know mr. trump will adeptly use tariffs for trade and non-trade purposes. reciprocity is something everyone understands. the world trading system has broken down. (accucapnt trial version) we don't want to talk about that forever. honeymoon with bankers and executives, rich laury, they are flocking. tim cook of apple was pretty decent friend of donald t

during covid, wilbur ross intervened with tyson, the meatpacking plants, to make sure they stayed openmatter what. as the virus began to intensify. many of those people or people who were of questionable documentation to make sure food were still on our tables. in the tech industry, with the visa, people suddenly found themselves, when trump began mucking with the visas during the virus, without status, and it was almost like a servitude status. what alarms me the most listening to everybody talk about this, it is not possible because it doesn't make sense logistically, and i agree generally, but what i would like to say is that perhaps these people are announcing to us is what they intend to do is to rely on people to take extrajudicial matters into their own hands should the plan that worked with the anticipated. it most certainly does seem just sickly impossible to eject people from american cities and to try to employ -- even like national guard, which involves many, many proud americans who were born here. you are not going to have these people go and eject their own families from

during covid, wilbur ross intervened with tyson, the meatpacking plants, to make sure they stayed openo matter what. as the virus began to intensify. many of those people or people who were of questionable documentation to make sure food were still on our tables. in the tech industry, with the visa, people suddenly found themselves, when trump began mucking with the visas during the virus, without status, and it was almost like a servitude status. what alarms me the most listening to everybody talk about this, it is not possible because it doesn't make sense logistically, and i agree generally, but what i would like to say is that perhaps these people are announcing to us is what they intend to do is to rely on people to take extrajudicial matters into their own hands should the plan that worked with the anticipated. it most certainly does seem just sickly impossible to eject people from american cities and to try to employ -- even like national guard, which involves many, many proud americans who were born here. you are not going to have these people go and eject their own families fr