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attack. we can see the regime inviting citizens from countries of the middle east, far east and africa, and they are literally, we've got evidence, video recordings, they are literally pushed to the border in order to cross that border illegally. and we are defending that border very decisively not only because it's our polish border, but also because this is the border of the european union. we treat our commitment in a serious way, but we are also a defending poland against an influx of illegal migration especially in a situation that is orchestrated. because without a doubt, it's orchestrated by the belarusian regime, and without a doubt it is inspired by moscow. maria: you also met with president trump while you were in new york this week. tell us what you discussed. you were with him for, what, more than two hours? [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: myself and
much-needed military aid for israel. israel has been at war since october 7th, israel has been depleting its ammunition and and has been depleting iron dome and david's sling and arrow 2 and 3, the missile defense systems that have saved countless lives. and so i think it is important that we provide that israel military aid. the democrats have delayed that seven months now. i think it's important that that be in there. there's also, very important in this bill, is the tiktok prohibition. that is major, major legislation. you and i have talked before about a tiktok. i have deep, deep concerns about tiktok controlled by the chinese communist government. i think the i chinese communist government is -- can, number one, use that for surveillance and espy manage of american citizens and, number two, hay use it aggressively to push propaganda, anti-america propaganda, to our young people. this bill's a major step forward in that it e forces china to divest of tiktok.
on securing the border when we've got fentanyl flowing through, killing american citizens, we've got 10 million iillegals, human trafficing, drg trafficking, i'll talk to senator cruz and senator lee about this and why it's so difficult tore the republicans to actually make a change, move the needle at the border and we've got an exclusive with the president of poland, he sat down with me on thursday when he was in new york. he had a meeting with president trump, two plus hour meeting with president trump. i want to talk to him about what they discussed and also president duda makes the case that all nato countries have got to increase their spending on defense. he's already at 4% of gdp in poland, actually a little more than 4%, 4 and a quarter percent. this is something president trump talked about so much. he wants all of the members to the raise their exposure to defense, their spending on
much-needed military aid for israel. israel has been at war since october 7th, israel has been depleting its ammunition and and has been depleting iron dome and david's sling and arrow 2 and 3, the missile defense systems that have saved countless lives. and so i think it is important that we provide that israel military aid. the democrats have delayed that seven months now. i think it's important that that be in there. there's also, very important in this bill, is the tiktok prohibition. that is major, major legislation. you and i have talked before about a tiktok. i have deep, deep concerns about tiktok controlled by the chinese communist government. i think the i chinese communist government is -- can, number one, use that for surveillance and espy manage of american citizens and, number two, hay use it aggressively to push propaganda, anti-america propaganda, to our young people. this bill's a major step forward in that it e forces china to divest of tiktok.
physically assaults a police officer, do not deport 'em. every democrat voted no. they're a radicalized. maria, i tell you, in every state in the union if you gather just ordinary people together and asked in new york, california, anywhere, and said, look, if an illegal alien assaults a cop should you deport if him, normal people are going to say, of course you should. maria: of course. >> but not elected democrats. they side with the criminals and the illegal aliens against american citizens. maria: senator, what can you do as an elected official to stop this anti-semitism raging throughout the country? i mean, look what happened this week. anti-israel campus protests intensifying at columbia university. 100 students detained, many arrested at columbia university last week as the protesters sprung up at universities across the country. why are we seeing this once again? >> well, look, we're seeing a vicious anti-semitism, a vicious hatred of israel in our universities and, sadly, among
said. we have a defendant here who has gone after witnesses and potential witnesses not only in this trial but previous trials. has gone after judges and has gone after this judge's family members, the judge patients daughter. he has gone after prosecutors, et cetera. and did make comments. and you indicated this. it caused the d.a. to come on multiple grounds, seek the judge to hold trump in contempt of court because comments were directed to jurors. we are asking a lot of citizens and in one way for that reason, i'm glad judge juan merchan seems to be really running a tight ship and making things move. he is not taking any delay tactics. we were surprised about this all happening in one week and we think that is largely to his credit. he won't be sidetracked and hopefully we can get the evidence presented in a timely fashion. hopefully both the d.a. will be concise with what it presents and the judge will not
disappointing. we should point out that the census just counts people, it doesn't count citizens. so it does help the democrats to have a wide open border, doesn't it? because if you've got more people in sanctuary cities, you'll get more congressional seats. so that's what we're hearing -- >> well, and, maria, we teed up a vote on that, a vote directly that said the census should not count illegal aliens in the senate. the democrats voted party line against that vote. in the house my opponent in november is a very, very liberal congressman from dallas can. he voted 100% with nancy pelosi his first four years in office. and and he voted in favor of counting illegal aliens in the cent us. -- census. he also voted against deporting illegal alien who criminally assault police officers. that that's the position of democrats. and, by the way, as the senate we had that vote, every democrat said an illegal alien who
to -- required to spy on ordinary citizens. what happens when you're sr. vailing foreign terrorists? how do ordinary americans get swept up in that and get surveilledsome. >> from time to time, american citizens, some of them perhaps more than others, but nobody really knows how often it might happen, if you're talking to someone who turns out to be an agent of a foreign power, somebody on foreign soil lo -- who's being surveilled under fisa's 702, your end of the conversation will also be scooped up. we call that incidental collection. it'll be then stored on an finishes sa database. -- nsa data base. and what i've been arguing for years is in order for them to do a query of your name knowing that you're a u.s. citizen before they type in maria bartiromo, show me everything that we've gotten on her on the data a base, that really ought to require a warrant. you see, because they've collected that without a warrant in order to access it knowing
supporters amongst ecuadorians for the security proposals?— the security proposals? i think that, you _ the security proposals? i think that, you know, _ the security proposals? i think that, you know, the _ the security proposals? i think that, you know, the indicators| the security proposals? i think i that, you know, the indicators of violence very telling. as you were saying, a presidential candidate was killed last year for presidential elections. i do think that it is normalfor elections. i do think that it is normal for citizens in elections. i do think that it is normalfor citizens in a country that sees a rise in violence at this level to demand tougher measures and therefore it is very likely that the president would be able to pass some of the measures that he is proposing. usually, these type of measures has short—term gains. but they fail in the medium and long term. unfortunately, people are now so desperate to feel safe that the president will probably be successful in passing the measure is that he is proposing.—
multiple rounds of extensive questioning. they have been asked to do the job. the founding fathers put this in the constitution because they give citizens the final say and put the power in the hands of the people. joining me now is our in-house law firm. i just want to start where i ended. obviously as a citizen nonlawyer like myself you hear that and say it sounds intimidating. they are scared. from a legal standpoint is this considered juror intimidation, and how concerned are you about the potential a for the others to drop out? >> yes it is intimidation and i am worried about it. he does not trust the founders who put all of this in the decision of the citizens.