tressel is a former ohio state football coach and recently retired as president of youngstown state universityesn't have any experience as an elected official, the governor says he is confident in his choice because of tressel's time as a lifetime educator and economic developer. a performer from the super bowl halftime show is now banned from the nfl for life, and it's because of his act of protest. it happened toward the end of rapper kendrick lamar's performance. that's when one of the background dancers pulled out a flag. it was a combination of the flags of sudan and palestine, and the words gaza and sudan were written on the front. the cast members stood on top of a car, waving the flag high. then the dancer ran across the field before being tackled by security. the nfl said that person had snuck the flag into the performance, and that the demonstration was not part of the show. police say that individual will not face any charges, but will be banned for life from all nfl stadiums and events. a lot more news ahead. jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next. well, right now

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the impact on dayton and youngstown and lorain and toledo is devastating and these communities were gutted industry cities with good, high paying american jobs. we shipped them to mexico. we have to reverse course. we won world war ii. because in the midwest we made a lot of things really fast. >> is there one thing that sticks out in your mind that will help these communities? larry: there was an article from the national bureau of economic reservice connected and have it's a big deal and lefty academics that came to the clock cross-examination that bringing china -- conclusion that bringing china in and allowing them trading and had high, high tariffs and clobbered industrial midwest and very liberal academics but they did incredibly granular homework on this. that's why the whole thing ring as bell with me. >> i was presiding in front of the senate listening to a lot of democrat nonsense. for a second, i thought maybe itunesed into canadian government tv. and t they were advocating for canada and i'm like you're senators in america and we have to protect canada and canadian companies. n

we have a 3d center of excellence in youngstown, ohio and that was helped funded by the federal government as well as the state of ohio to create what are essentially some of the most technologically advanced world class 3d printing centers for complex metal parts that spin at 65,000rpm combustion chambers that handle 600,000 degrees in the center. that's being done here and it's really important that even as we work with the allies and i agree we need to do that, but there are -- there are vast swaths of the country where people could use those jobs too and we should be developing in those areas and we should be developing in those work pools and creating those -- >> an end and not a nor. i do think you are starting to see again to the senator's point labor continues to be an issue. again, i think this just adds, you know, we are talking about adding additional sources to the very stretch supply chain what i think coal production help unlock. >> i agree with both of you. i think the opportunity for those capabilities and the kinds of things that you're talking about and is -- i think ther

they can come to youngstown, ohio, my hometown and explain to the hard working blue collar man whoseyear and they have to pay for these $20 billion slush funds? shame on every one of them and the doge caucus isn't going to stop until we find out where every single penny went and this biden crime family will be exposed truly for the first time and we have expose them all and we're not going to stop. liz: what do you make of kamala harris connected to it, biden's epa chief connected to it? obama's transportation sebaceous secretaryconnected to it. all of these slush fund programs. >> when you think about it, liz, none of them have had a real job. even obama. whether it's obama or if it's biden or even kamala, they never had real jobs but yet they lead government being worth 20 or $30 million? how is that possible? it defies all laws of physics or science these people that come in with nothing and leave with 20 or $30 million of their own personal wealth, it's disgusting. the hard working men and women of america that work their entire life for 30 or 40 or $50,000 a year should not have

even when people in youngstown, ohio don't have a meal, costs are up. can't buy eggs x, y, z. you're ship. you're still. >> talking about usaid, which is that was the big story last week. that's the first thing they went after. and this is the problem is that you're talking about two guys who both have a mental problem. i would. >> say, wait a second, wait a second. in that. >> they just they have no mechanism when they feel personally slighted not to just go for utter revenge. i mean, there's a way to have done this that would have been smart and would have not looked cruel and just gleeful at this. usaid, i'm sure, does have corruption in it, as every agency does. but to go after that first and again we're talking about, yes, these are mostly not americans who are getting the aid, but what you just said is interesting because that's where the democrats are going to have to draw lines. rahm emanuel said the same thing. david axelrod said the same thing. this is not a hill this party should die on. >> so let me just let me just say real quickly, i, i know that they look insane

. >> and that gets to what i was going to ask you about, youngstown, ohio during the campaign. we all know what then candidate trump said about the haitian migrants who were there legally under tps. what's the what's the status of that community? >> so haitian tps is one of those that is in danger of being, you know, rescinded and in the coming in potentially in the coming months, depending on how aggressive they are about it. what's particularly frustrating about both the haitian and venezuelan examples is the biden administration created a parole program to allow them to come into the us legally, and then they were able to use tps to retain legal status. so they both came legally and tried to stay legally. and now both of those programs are under serious threat. >> one of the things that i mentioned in the intro is that, you know, using local law enforcement, asking them to detain folks, but now there's reporting that the trump administration is looking to use guantanamo bay as a place to send the folks who are deported. just your reaction to that move. >> we've seen guantana

bring me back to law school with the youngstown case. that was one of the the first cases i studied when i went. akhil reed. amar, thank you so much. >> thanks. >> happening now, fed chair jay powell is testifying on capitol hill. what he's saying about the central bank's independence after the break. >> one a next level clean swish with the whoa of listerine. it kills 99.9% of bad breath germs for five times more cleaning power than brushing and flossing alone. get a next level clean with listerine. feel the whoa! >> hungryroot is here. >> and i needed it because my fridge is super empty. >> it's so easy to just whip together a quick, healthy meal. >> head to hungryroot. com for healthy groceries and simple recipes, plus get free veggies for life. >> saquon barkley ron wyden jon fraenkel. >> to all those. >> who never give a second thought to being the first ones in, thank you. servpro proud supporter of our nation's first responders. >> hey sam. >> what's going on? >> hey, joe. we're getting our new replacement windows installed. we we

host: this is karen, a teacher in youngstown, ohio on the line set aside for teachers.ler: i was a secretary in arizona, but i raised at deaf sun in the western suburbs of chicago. if it weren't for the public education, he would not be where he is now. he was profoundly deaf or is and has a great job, married and has a son. he is perfectly normal except he is deaf. but there was such great deaf education in the western suburbs that was put in by northwestern university back in the early 1970's. it was funded all through the government. i believe in public education. host: thanks for sharing your story. becky pringle? guest: thank you for using your voice to talk for so many parents who are concerned when the memo came out, we had parents crying because they thought that was going to happen right away. and in fact, even though it was rescinded, the cuts have started. we have a teacher in georgia, a special education teacher in georgia, and their job is to help high school students transition from high school out of high school into the world. so the concern is those stu